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Mr.. Hendricks speeches during the
war are returning to plague him. They
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Copperhead, peace-at-auy- price man. who
had little to say against the men who were
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say against President Lincoln and the men
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maintain the national authority. The SOL
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Southern orators are beginning already
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coutending for the same principles for
which they fought from Sumpter to Apo
mattoX.
It was promised that an article com
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falo would soon he published but the
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main charges, aud the signers that were
to be 400 are only Ii. This peterng
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-14
POLITICAL POINTERS.
FUSION IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Secret Deer Park Confcrencc-VOtes For
salc-Blaine VIII Buy-Ioung Dem
ocracy-Rcctor's Plans-rhe
Republicans and Jones.
FanneuiI Hall and Fremont Temple.

BosToN, Aug. S.-The Democrats to-
night opened the campaign by a double
ratification meeting. When the doors
were opened at Fanneuil Hall and Ire
mont Temple, hundreds of persons were
in waiting and quickly filed the to inte-
rior Of both halls. Both Temple and
hall were Internationally crowded. At
Fanneul Congressman p. a. Collins
presided. The first speaker was Joseph
Il. Abbott. He was followed by Thomas
G. Gordon, who delivered the address
which arraigned Blaine.
d. +. Pilsbury followed in the same
strain, and the last important speaker
was Il. o. Prince, of the National Demo-
cratic committee. At Temple Hall
William Castor presided. Edward
Avery, Judge Redmond, Josiah Quincy,
ir., and Horatio j. Swasey made promi
nent addresses.
Fire Commissioner John e. Fitzgerald
addressed himself to the 1rish-American
voters. Letters were read from many
prominent gentlemen. Il. a. Hendricks
sent the following:
SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. Il regret
that / cannot attend the Democratic
meeting Friday evening in Boston. |
hope it will be great success.
Signed II. A. HENDEICES.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-14

BIG SPRINGS, Aug. Especial. N.
\. Flores was arrested yesterday ut
Putnam, near Baird, charged with the
murder of Charley llynson, formerly II
conductor on the Texas Il Pacific, and
highly connected ut Marshall. ilynson
was behind his counter attending 10
customers, when some one crawlod
up To the platform and riddlcd him with
buckshot. The murderer escaped in the
dark. At the preliminary trial 20 day
the evidence was very conflicting,
Flores friends swearing positively that
he slept with them the night of the
murder and several nights before, while
witnesses here swear that he was in Big
Springs on that day.
Another witness swears that he knows
the man that did the shooting, and that
Flores and this man were in Big Springs
on that day and both disappeared that
night.
The trial was continued until to-mor-
row, when important evidence Is ca
pcctcd.
Crutchfiold, cousin of Merchants,
was arrested this evening as an accom-
plicp,
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WACO, Aug. S. - Special - b. A.
Aldrich, Of Dallas, Texas travelling man
for the Buford IL George Implement
company, of Kansas City, has been on
trial here for three weeks in the United
States Commissioners court on the
charge of perjury. The charge was
made by A. Hinchman, dealer in agri
cultural implements, on whose property
Aldrich ran an attachment to secure
debts due by liinchman to Buford d
George. The case was Of much practi-
cal interest to the commercial travellers,
as involving II principle affecting them
~ agents of principals. This evening
Aldrch was discharged, thus vindicat-
ing his course.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-14
A Hiyamist and Thief.

BgIDGEPoRr, Conn, Aug. s.-James
Abbott, alias, Francis Stevens, alias,
David II. King, was arrested here to-day
for forgery, bigamy and theft. He came
here from Tarrytown three years ago,
and was soon arrested on n charge of
murder, committed at that place, but
was discharged. Since then his wife
has resided in this c.ty. year ago he
married another woman and lived with
her a few days and left her. Last June
he married u Miss Molten, of New York,
and the second day after the marriage
he obtained her .jewelry, $50 in cash and
disappeared. OF late he has had CTtCn-
sive correspondence. and the police
think he is engaged in some swindlinE
game.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-14

WACO, Aug. DISQUALIFICATION
Collector O'Brien, Of this city, and a
member Of the State Republican Execu-
tive Committee, is in receipt of letter
from Chairman Binkley, calling Il meet
ing of the committee at Austin on the
18th to determine whether State con
vention shall be called and straight
Republican ticket tor Governor ana
other State officers nominated. O'Brien
and other Republicans say this is a
move of Rector's at Austin, who has
Congressional aspirations. They will
oppose any nomination unless it be
Wash Jones, who they say is the only
hope of the Republicans. II that con
vention is called Waco Will be candi
date for it's place of meeting.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A THIEF WITH FIVE WIVES.
Fatal Blunder Naynrr" killing he
Big springs Murder-Thn Science
t,dy uypoerii--Lady's Mis-
hap DIETING - Drink,
postoniee Iiasraliiy

WksuINGToS, Aug, :. - Inquiries
made at the Postoilico Department de-
volopod the following facts In connection
with the financial Irregularities and the
Disappearance Of Assistant Postmaster
Morton, Of brooklyn, New York,
At the expiration of the first month in
each quarter employees of the brooklyn
pOst0ilice were required 10 sign u pay
roll for the full quarter, although they
had received pay for but ono month,
Morton, who was in complete control oI
tho finances at the office,
was thus afforded an opportunity nj
which he awaited himself in making up
the pay-rolls Ia I'LL In blanks for the last
two months of each quarter with figures
representing sums larger than those
actually paid out.
The total amount OF the discrepancy
was the small sum ofSiOO.
Regarding Morton's disappearance,
during the investigation, the Inspectors
suppose that he rGauily guessed the re-
suit of tho inquiry and ilel 20 Europa,
They do not believe his mind IL affected
or that he IL In the country,
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lust prior Ia hls death narrated tu him
9ll the pngrlirnill,n,r,, ~ lse ,hoollna lhn,
his rinr a. shOoi me- shOrif
Davis aud Dunk Wilcox stepped
aside nul made nu attempt tp prevent
the Killing" Dick WIS uunrnird ut the
time. The Jury found that Dick cnmv
Ia his death ~ the hands of
Charles NUlllnru, aided and
ahhcttod by Shorin Davis aud his
pussoc, rumur ~ current
this evening, which cannot he traced To
any reliable souIcf, that i've brothers
Of Bonogar Dick, living near Lone OAK
Iinyou, Chambers county, had captured
aud hunk three Of the SherliTs posse
who participated In the murder Of their
brother
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-14

PITT 'nuRo, Aug. s,-The twenty-five
mon arrested for robbery aud assault on
Lizzie Bradley, three weeks ago, had u
hearing to-day ana all hut SIN were re-
leased, tho evidence not being sufficient
IA hold them, Hilton crimes, of Penn
sylvania, McAliiSicr, Onsun and Morris
were committed Ia jnil for trial. Alex
ander lirown,tho principal witness, could
not Ice found to-day aud II Is Thought 10y
the police that he has been spirited away
by friends of the prisoner, A. he started
for this city early This morning 10 attend
the hearing. Miss Bradley has nearly
recovered,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-14

ConsICANA, Aug. s. Special. AT the
barbecue held to-day at Trammel's tank,
south of here on the Central railway, u
ton and a young man named Trammel.
Frank Trammel, Il cousin OF the latter,
rushed up during the fracas and shot
twice at Shelton, the first ball woundiug
an outsider named Donagan in the groin,
and the second striking Shelton in the
breast, killing him instantly. Tram
mel made good his escape.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. S.-The Democrats of
the Seventh Congressional district OF
this State, who have been in session at
Montgomery City since yesterday
morning, adjourned tonight, aftor TAX
ing nearly 800 ballots, without reaching
result.
Candidates are before the convention.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-14
Charged With Murder.

BAIRD, Aug. S.-lSpeciaI.I-Much OK
citement.on account of the arrest of n.
Flores, of this place, charged with the
assassination of Charles Hynson, at Big
Springs. Witnesses for the defense went
up on the q. IN. train.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-14
The Street Howiers MoIested.

SCHENECTADY, Aug. S.-Great excite
ment arose last night, owing to the ar
rest of four young men in connection
with the disturbance of tho Salvation
Army. Fifteen hundred men followed
the prisoners to the station, threatening
to throw the officers into the canal.
Threats are made to burn the armv's
barracks. Fears exist of a riot tonight,
and the police are taking precautions.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-14

CHICAGO, Aug. s.-A report W rs pub
lishcd this afternoon that grave fear 4
were entertained for the yacht Countess,
formerly Countess of nullcru,
LArEl-Word was received here To-
night that the Countess was At tho
Manitanr islands all safe, \ number Of
prominent Chicago and Milwaukee poo
pie are guests on board this we'll known
pleasure yacht.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-14

BAIRD, Aug. 8.-LSpecial.l - Various
and sundry are the twists and turns
being taken by the opposers Of the pres
ent county officers to beat them at the
coming election.
Some timo ago Senatorial conven-
ton was called at Abilene, the object
being to select a suitable person as can
didate, and j. H. Calhoun appears to be
the general choice.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-14

KHREvlLLE, Aug. Special. This
evening Cruz Naldez, a Mexican team.
ster, stopped with his wagon in front Of
Il saloon and went in 10 get II drink.
Finding that he had no money he o f.
tcrcd to pawn his gun, which WAS nc
copied. Going to the rear end of his
wagon, he drew out his Winchester
muzzle foremost, when the gun was dis
charged, the ball passing through his
heart, killing him instantly.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-14

MCKINNEY, Aug. s. Special. This
morning wrong medicine was mad
yertently administered to Stella Miller,
aged I, daughter of Mr.. William Miller,
of Rheas Mill, Il town in Collin county.
Immediately after receiving the medi-
cine, little Stella died. The Millers are
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-14

WAsHINGi ON, Aug. 9.-A charge of
embezzlement against Bankers n. w.
and S. l.. Middleton, came up in the po-
licc court to-day. The def ndants
waived examination and their bail was
increased to .hGJ.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-14

HAWKINS, Aug. ESPECIAL. Mrs. \.
e. Grumbles delayed leaving tho train
until it was in motion and then, i'll has
tily getting Off fell and fractured her
leg. The lady was promptly attended
by phYsicians.
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The Land Fraud Cases.

AUSTIN, Aug. S.-!Special.l- %. C.
Kerr, implicated in the land frauds, was
up to-day on preliminary eXamina-
ton. One witness was examined, the
testimony tending to confirm TIE guilt
of the defendant. The case was then
continued until tomorrow.
Barlow's trial was also continued.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-14

CLAY CENTER, KANSAS, Aug. S.-The
Ggeenbaclers of this district met here
this morning and nominated NJ. d.
Tlnny for Congress. A proposition to
Mopose to John Anderson, the Republic
Can nominee, was voted down.