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miscellaneous Foreign Affairs.
pukror ALpANY's FUNERAL.

DUKE OF tIBANf
LONDON, April The duchess Of Al
bsny thi. morning visited the memorial
chapel where the body OF her husband rest
ed. and rema,nsd short time alone with
tbs dssd. The funeral services took place
At Ii 80 this morning in st. Georges chap.
ell. The queen, Princess OF Wales, and
Princssscs Christian, Louise aud Beatrice
went from the castle through the dssnery
to the chanel. The Prince OF Wales, Grown
Prince Frederick William, OF PIus.
ola, and other royal persons assembled
in the Memorial chapel and marched In
procession TO st. Georges chapel. The
Prince OF Wales followed the cofh n.as chief
mourner. The dean began the service -
the CONN sntered the door. The choir
sang 20, Coo, Our Help IN A.! ~ rsi r.
parted" The coffin Was then placed In the
vault. Az the queen rsturnad the choir
rang, Lead, Kindly Light" Chopin's
funeral march was played a. the Other
royal percentages Withdrew.
The queen set during the service weep
ing bitterly: Al the young princes we're
soobing. The Prince OF Wales was ye,y
pale. After the service the Ssaforth High
will Return TO Locbabar no More"
LONDON. April 6.-Advices from Hong
Kong stste that Admiral Lespe8, comman'
der OF the French squadron In China waters,
has geoo TO Annoy.
Cholera has appeared in Cochin, China.
Precautions against spreading ARE being
taken.
sTRIKIHa COAL MfnERs.
DEyAIN, Aprii 5.--The riot Of striking
OPAL miners hes assumed serious proper
tions. The cavalry charged upon the
crowd and wounded several. The rioters
flied back and cried. '..Long live the scc'sl
Republic"
ARRIVED.
ST.. JOINS, N. r.. April 5--The steamer
Waldensiau, twenty -one days from Liver
POOL, bound for Boston, has arrived.
MISS ANDERSON ILL.
LONDON, April t.-The hyceum 10 the
only London theatre announced to open to-
night. This was the last night OF Mics
Andsrssn's performance and II was i'm
possible to transfer tickets. The announce
ment was made this afternoon that Miss
Anderson had bscoms suddenly indispo.ed'
and In consequence there will be no per
fOrmance.
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Max Min. Mean Rain,
Tamn Tenn Tenn fall
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

Tuesday Dallas will hold an election for
the election Of two aldermen FROM each OF
the six wards. a city assessor and collector
ard a city marshal. In the issue OF that
morning tho HERALD will give the bonn.
dsriss Of the wards plsoes OF voting aud
presiding judges. ~,
At the same time and places vote VIII
be taken for or against stock running loose,
and for or against lsvying = school tax OF IA
Of one per csnt for term Of three years, for
the purpose Of purcha sins a lot and eject:
Jog building Tor high school purposes, and
continuing the tres schools for term Of
nine months IN the year.
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A Good Second.

HALryAx, April She steane- New.
castle City sailed from this port for Boston
Yesterday morning during Q thick fog,
struos a shosl and knocked several holes
In her bottom. The captain attempted 10
return to Halifax, but the water poured in
the steamer % fast that II became neces-
earv TO beach the steamer In order to save
the lives OF the passengers. The cargo in
the hold ia probably considerably damaged
by water. but . number OF cattle on board
have not been injured.
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Chad for Grnut.

Nsw YoRK. April 4.--Gerernl Grant be.
ing invited to prsside over tho meeting to
be held here under the huspiota OF soldiers
o. both armies Of the Tote civil war 10 raise
funds TO build nome for disabled exon
ieLerate soldiers writes Genera Is. Cor.
don promising his support financial and
otherwise. General Grant adds: II am IN
hearty sympathy with The movement and
II be glad 20 scctpt the position Of presid'
log officer il was able TO do so. You may
rely on me, however, for rendering all the
Md eau in carrying out the designs OF the
mee,inr
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Houo They Will be Caught.

Rlsrss Sun. .IEp., April 5.-rwo masked
men went 10 the house OF John Smith liv'
ing In this Vicinity, last night. and beat him
iusensibls, then ransacked the house for a
lsr.e sum Smith 10 reported to have o.
GREETED. Failing TO find the money they
lit FIRE and swung Smith, who had recov-
cred CONSEQUENCES, back and forth over 1t.
hoping TO make him disclose the hiding
plaza OF the treasure. This was continued
until Smith became insensible again, when
the robbers departed, thinking him dead.
A neighbor found Smith horribly burned
this morning A posse 10 in pursuit Of the
williams aud will lynch them II caught.
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Robbed of Their Riches.

Dsrsorr, aIcH., April5.-A, Hsrrisv lille
Alcons county. in the northeastern part o.
the state, three masked robbers last nigh,
entered the housa OF Carl Schultz, killed
his con and beat his father, mother and
daughter into . state Of insens bility. They
secnred 5000 In German gold. In the
s,rugaIe toe son OF Schuts was killed.
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fns sauusl exhibition Of fish opened on
- a Instant = Fulton Market, New
YEA. fhs lssding attraction wee . col.
sor1son q white Orb. ysarIinEs. the first
~ rsieod n oon6oemsnt. Tbsss were
- - ~ Unlssd States hsh commission
= ~ ~ g Miehlgsn. The exhibition
rrreaAr0 uuun1 specimens q srout nom
- No.. 1Feloa6. o0nan trout cad
$3.50. II onlmoe, suanbow troos non
@1cT1enA ~, 0nllIunIa, end i've ~
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"HusRAH for our energetic business men.
Dallas 10 bound to be the Chicago OF the
ssouihwest. "-[DLlas HERALD. Start the
divorce mill TO grinding lhen."-TGaines-
Vile Independent. Well. send us some
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The Globe Democrat disoounts on the
Democratic Extremities," as IL in blissful
ignorance that one OF these democratic ex'
tremi,ies vii propel the republican ad;
rmfuistrstipn from pover
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sr. LOUIS, No., April 5.-Ssdie Hays, the
negroes Who shot and killed Police Bar.
gesnt jerks last October. while ne. at.
tempted the arrest OF her on the street, was
found guilty Of murder in the fret degree,
in the criminal court to-day. The jury were
ont only forty minutes
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WHEN vote on the educstion bill is
reached in the senate, the SIGH OF relief that
Will 60 up from the country will nearly
equal thu VOLUME OF wind that has been
wasted on the measure,
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given that, taking effect Monday, April7 th,
tbs rate on lncomprecs' d cotton 20 New
York from points named will be- a. follows'
Meme 40 cents, 81. Louis and Hsnnibal,
-; Cairo, 81; Evansville, IS; Louisville. Jei-
ciuunu, so IL,
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RonpED NJ CoNFTDENCE MEN.

Two conndenc men played. passenger
on the south. bound passenger train over
the Texas Central road yesterday evening
for some $40 hard cash. 1t Is not known
whether they came down on the train ol
boarded l. after i. had pulled in =, the
Union depot. The police were notified oil
that rad
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s.nfanced tn Sizing

Folr snIfa, AK, April Slim TuckeI
the Red Bench = urderer, convicted 10 Ho
gan county. hes been sentenced to be ham
"a Friday, May Soth
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uspELIvEREO TELEGRAMs.

Telsgrams on nspd xt The Western Un'
MON ofice Parties can get than by cal
ling 4 ON $50 TO 1890 o. m, and FROM $3.50
20 $3.50 u. -. : A. j. Whsloek, John F.
Cald we'll, Il. Roddis, .. Newman, ~, ID.
N, Osborne Il Co., d T. Rsinws;er, NJ NJ.
Turnsr, s. J. Howell. W. II. Smi'h. Mrs.
Junc Peak, j. y. Bigger, Murphy Boz
1auty
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TEE senate committee on post-ofiices aud
post-roads favors postal biography; It's
scouptsrpsrt In tho house deems the meas-
ore insxpedient. Il will require consider.
able wire pulling to make circuit between
Ala nanifol HinRa.
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TIE pore is talking Of visiting Monaco
That would be boarding the devil In his
dsp. He should carry an unlimited allow
ance Of holy wster along.
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A GOOD many candidates great and mail,
are suxlou.ly awaiting "A test of the KELLY
motor. Unsuccessful they will sndeavor to
attach IL to their boomy.
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Psp1osxs and record Of dark horse
RossuAsrEs- 0ExsRAL GsssHAx Was born
d 1882. His father was an early Federal
o0Iser IN Indiana. 0RSEnAL GsAsr recon-
mended The son for appointment % brig
oAles- esnsral. Before Atlanta he was In
D.Aln's corps. In 1886 he wss made Q
ms1or-esperal. He still limps from .
vesnd. He n an emotional man.
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WE are not given to croaking, but II This
summer doesn't witness great epidemic
we sre much mistaken. The cards ran
that way Z" az sporting man would say.
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Important 10 shippers.

NEW Yonx. April 5.-Albsrt Fink, rail.
woy pool commissioner. hes Issued the FOL:
loving: 10 secosssncs s wisn re $1,000
. bosls q lpssos cut ratss. potiee = hsso>0
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SUNDAY. APRIL O, 1884.
ISpICATfOSs.

For the Western Gulf 5'ales; Threatening
weuner and ran; vari ible winds shilling TO
north sni wes,; nearly stationary t-mpera'nrs
in the southern portion; Slight fall III tempers-
ture In he nnitho-h DOR ion.
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THE WEATHER.

GALVESTON, April 5.-Followipg. Ia the
weather report or the cotton belt furnish
cd by the United States slgoal service, act
ing IN corjuncion witt the railways:
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A MARIE woman married corpse that
she might fall heir 10 pension. She 10 lol
,procf In meanness.
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&sBSsHRsR@&
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF.

People are apt 70 use this expression upon any occasion
that an important fact made known them The
in which these words are expressed intended to lead the
iste the beethat nothing left be desired tha
il do have done before we have accomplished
everything
Take the liberty OF differing with the above We admit that
history repeats itself far doing web as we have done
before, but additions in the matter OF well dong must
leave the repetition acts accomplish much to
which the past has been strange. With this determination
before u.s. continue benehtting customers and
ourselvesto very notable degree
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TEE voters in CuLsKRsos's district ore
looking out for . grand catch ss-catch-can
wrestling match.
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the base ball season has opened. 81
have thu hands of the pinyero.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-06

Pat O'Kssie hiss LEASED the har privileges
at the far grounds during the Carver en-
tertsia ment.
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THOSE who read between the lines pre-
dict serious labor troubles this summer.
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GAEL ScRuBE is mentioned for Berlin
BISMARCK begins 10 quake In earnest.
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6KxAroR SHERMAN would like for some
body to pull Danvills of him.
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"THRRE 10 never any reduction in the
wages ofsin." says tire Indianapolis Jour
lsl Ta,s 4 because * FREQ trade in devil
try.
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IL GOVERNOR MUREAY's wind only holds
out he will get there Eli.
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The American hog keeps away from the
Sues canal.
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WAxE me up after the first bsllot.-[DA'
viD DAVIS.
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THE tail OF ticks. flying aga'ps, th g
kittl
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If he gets LET, he eii. he rchiIled BLAINE
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wiruthe introduction Of steam. tho gen.
uine seaman seems 10 have departed. The
wreck OF the Stelnmsn on Halifax, 10 case
Ia point. The captain, according TO the
dispatches. lsd only been In that part three
times, and Notwithstanding, stood on bis
course In heavy fog that enveIoped the
most dangerous c-ast Of North America
The etsinmau, the Columbus. the CITY oi
Berlin. the AtlantIcl Shades OF Neptunel
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Wx Az gT 80 TO ASS9 ~, a =
derman iu t4o ,.xih Ward. y-..-
Ts7R ARE AUTHOR zRD TO AN NousCR
w ilc name oi W l. hAwklNs rs v"nni
date foi Alderman Ia The ii'ih Ward ~ the
ensriug cleo. en. Arrtl Ah,
we AKE AurnO. izEO TO ANNOUNCE
w ,ol0aol II 4 tRVAY n. a cand date Tor
Aldcfman "a the Fipt Ward ~ Ihe ensuing
olecuon.
WE AR AUTHORIZED 10 NOM y
w rr JA,OB RaUCll ~ = candidate Tor
Councilman IN the Third ward Eleclop' stn
WIZ AaE AUrHoTdZFD 20 ANSOyNC.
w Col mel u. A WILLIAMS 10 csndida's
for Alr,.llpn from First N.rd ,-----.-----T---,.:
WE Nsk AuIHOMLED 10 ANNOUNCE
w J.MnRpNEY a. a candida'. ier .-.lc
ton 10 In Oiios Of Alitrman - N. second
Ward at IN o rnlng mi lntl ..ct OF. 49,,
we ARE AUTHORIZE :. TO An ONCE
W MI join sPELLMAN iot Ie'ele ti.n 70
tho fica 81 O. hoffman Ia the sscDud Waru VI
xhe civ Election. sth - Annl -,
ME- ARE AUTHOR zED . AhSVnsok
w Cania'n ROBERT Glib ON as hcMoiaao
for Alderman Of the inh Wtrd.
TEFAEE AUTII0HIZED 10 AhNOu Ck
w tso nsms OF Colon.l ". %. GkEENLAW
q a candidsi f5r the ono Of Alderman from
the Second Ssrd. ----,-
T1s TIE oALL ~ u.,a n ioIrS SH lsskY
BROWNS a csndlds,e for dermsn 0r ,h- s.lne
WE AXE nnTHoRlzED 20 AHNoUS.E
w Pc CcCKaELL t. candidate for Al
6ernsp fro' tho fitst Wand. -,
AVE ARE 1UTnORizED TO ,,ANsoUNCE
w Mr. Y X ROWLEY as candidate for Al
German from The Fourth Ward. --
WE ARE AliTHokIzsD TO ANsopNCE ).
w u CARTER as a candidate FOR Alderman
In the Sixth Ward
MRAaE iHnklzEp 10 AhsoUSCl
w DR.. NJ. NEWsoM ~ ca a., t..n J 10,
Aidermau Of she Fourth Ward. Election, 2nu
Tuesday IN .nril
! HEKsnY ANNOUNCE MYSELF As AuAN.
/ d,da,e On Alderman OF the Rinh War.
Election 2nd Tueeday in APRIL N. .TEMsHT:
VX7K ARE kEQU s5TED 70 AEsOUsCs J
w II, POTTER for Aldorsen II the second
Ward Election. Ind Tuesday ~ A2Il.
IEyE NkE AUTH0BlZaD TO ANNoUs CE
w Mr.. SiGNuND LoE3s ~ candidate for
e-e'ecti, u for Alder.sa torepresen, me Fouith
arc. Election. "a, Tnorda N tnril
(&jE AXE An hOkiztD To ANhou Us
w Mr. ! O. BOGEL ~ csndidak for r.
election % the ONCE of City Are sor and q J.
iec,or El,e,on, 2nd Tuesday u ri
MTEARE 40 THORlzED 40 ANNo hOs
vtEn.G SMITH as a candid te for Aldermaa
OF the Fourth Ward. Elsc ION, BOD tuesday, In
WE ARE AZ HoRlzEU A K REQ EsrED
w toaunoonoe SIR. J @ ARNoLp az can.
iidatc for re- ele ton g. the thca or Ci'y MAT
sbaI. Iiectien, 2ud i'u.sdsy IN ART.
IKE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r. j. sHEEHAN ss al Independent can
didsto isT City Marshal Election 2nd Iuesday
IN Aprt. ..--,.
ITF Ar AUTHORIZED 10 a. NOUNCE w.
Nv L VAUGHAN .ss canddaie for Cily as
tsssor an COLLECTOR Election. Pod Tuesday
April .---.,
WEI AGTsOKl1Eg 70 AASSS9Isca
w lie anne of Captain vs.. MORTON a.
isrdldaia fir City aarsh.l. Klection.2nd iuea
asy IN A 1rl.
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SOMETHING DECIDEDLY NBW

Brocaded Silks Glaze effects handsome patterns, at s.
a yard Brocaded Silks Glaze effects fine goods, so
yard Plain Goods to match f. yard.
eros Grain Silks in the Beige Tan, Steel and Drab
Shades SI25 and $3.50 best silks ever offered at the
price, We showing usual extensive inc of Black Gros
Grain Silks Our prices the leading numbers have been
materially reduced A&>Sampes sent everywhere =
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Tnr following from the Corsicans Courier.
published st the home Of HcH. Manor
MAurru, will b OF intsrsst In the light Of
pessine events: "Thoss Who are best 90
esessSsd with Ne gsnslsmsD, cay that the
0sIvssson ns~s' inssrvisw with Hos. Ma
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1884. SPRING AND SUMMER

This Is the division of the dry goods in which we
have now TO make our record How well shall succeed
we leave readers Judge when tell them tina better
stock of Fashionable goods have shown and
prices low throughout the house those the
departments mentioned below.
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ME ARE AUTHOR zEU . ASsVuscE
w Capia'n OBEET GlB-ON as hchdiaae
fnr Alderman of the ifh Ward.
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DESAIN, Aprii 5.-The riot Of striking
OPAL miners hes assumed serious proper
ticns. The cavalry charged upon tn,
crowd and wounded several. The rioter
fired back and cried. '..Long live the scc's
Republic"
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TTE ARE AUTHORIZE TO An O0NCB
w MI JOHN SPELLM N ior io'tle tl,n V,
tho trca ~ Co hoffman ia The sscOnd Ward VI
the clfy Elecfi0n 18th ~ anvil
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NE AkR An hOklZLD To ANNUU NUn
w Mr. ! G. bOGEL ~ csndidak for r.
election % the ONCE of City Asre sor ana u J.
lecior ri rtion, 2nd Tuesday H. ri
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yUEaRE AUTHORIZED TO ANHOuNCE j.
w u CARTER as n candidate for Alderman
In the Sixth Ward
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w tso nsm. OF Colonl ". d. GkEENLAW
a A csndidst for the ono Of Alderman from
l,a qu,noa tard
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lITR AnE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCN
w DR.. NJ. .. NEWsoM ~ a candindate Tor
Alderman Of she Fourth Ward. Election, 2nd
Tuesday In April
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ST.. Jouss, N. r.. April 5--The steamer
Waldensiau, .twenty-one days from Liver
pool, bound for Boston, has arrived.
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IEft are AUTH0BlZaD TO ANNou HvE
w Mr.. SiGNuSD LoEB - candidate for
e-e'ecr for AlierD ~ 70 represent me Fouith
nrr Election, 2l' Tue rdav IN trril
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NXTE Aek AUIHORlLED 40 ANhuUNuE
w J.MnRpNEY ~ q card'daso ior i.-tle I,
ton 10 In Oiilos Of Alttrmsn - IN. second
WAfd nj IN rnlng uni intl -l.ct ~,
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JTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w M Y X ROWLEY as Candidate ior Al
dermeu from the Fourth XsrI.
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MAJOR fRANK NoRrHS LNJrRlE&


Hartford, Aug. Major q" Frank North,
OF b nal Bilrs Wild West show. VINO had seven ribs
broken iu he stage coach chase here on THURSDAY II
better. tong he i- st III criicd condition. He has
for ,ong time been "a grea' -utercr from ashma and
tus complaint IN connection wilh the injuries renders
his couCi ion decidedly critical II believed however
that he viii Major North II Of the foremost
fronte--mcn who has visited TIE East He t. member
Of the Nebraska Le-islatrr aud D. associated with Bur
falo b IN an cattle ranch near North flhte
i'm mai s4tc DURING th civil War NJ lor N'rth or-ah-
IL Il from th- PaVnr" rib. o. Indians several H"ul
comp nes. which rendered -uch iI poridnt -erYce Ih
hun cOmmis Il IA. In he Plattf region
he h known NJ tie White Chic Of th PaVncrH. and "a,
INDIANS OF tue 10 upon hm as Iheir truest leho
aud protector
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-gr rrLfGGUH ~ NJ WmrvE.I

.GT fILrGbAPt 10 IliL iH-E'Nt.l
CHICAGO. Aug. 1T now appears positive
that op ratiol- 70 1- begun 900 tnc lad.ap Ter'rF
with view 1f expcrc rh. utrllers h.ldr hy Captain
p.rue About ID rio1th a % ID. complain, W.. male bg
the agent Of h. crosc"s ralye to The croachm.n-
of PIyne's Oslahomi A--ocIt.oa. To- wIom Payne Is
scluag town O = Ia thc new Garden 81 en- Payne re-
ccivci 81 for each tat JOINS 'he association CEN
era Hatch. der the directions ,fGrHcru Au-l, took
the 9th Cavalry the mt to drive the men back
10 Kansas They ar now st OF the iue. aud
Caldwell Genera HArrl Ia been waiting for order, in
the matter and c at they have arrived The orders
from tue War Department were recry we'd a. the military
headquarters Thu -daF, r"ctiug HdtcI 10 proc ed n
accordance vi tIe Preside lt, proclamation. Thee
orders were by eel grapI 10 General -c'Icd COM
usndin- tue Division OF the Missouri. VINO Is AZ Ms
soua. Yesterday Gl>pa'cH received by him direct
Inc trlusml--ou 81 the uId'r- Co General Hatc ana
they accordingly iorw rtrd. Pt De- believed tO
have 5000 men with IL Il anticipated that -oue
little VIII ne rrqur O. move the men, but uO open
civil warts expected The 9th Ctvary is regarded as
pcrte .ty -uiic.en 90 do al. Ia. work
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CONDITION OF THE IRISH PEOPLE.


A 9IETTFR FROM PARNELL TO THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE-THE ARREARS OF RENT ACT.
LoNDoN. Aug. "A letter from Mr.. Parneu
70 ocaI seer tarv Of the National League IN ireland
has u-t been made public. In this Mr. Parneu says ne
anticipates as the outcome of the Parliamentary COM
mttees report. that an mportan improvement IN the
condition OF the anorng classes in irelna VIII De- or
fected Officials OF the Local Government Board nave
gwen ev dence confirming the report that measure If
10 be prepared giving local authore- power 10 take or
ease land compulsory Tor the purpose OF letting IL 10
the aborers crate prices The measure VIII also
empower the authoritc 20 make rcpai IN the cottages
return ha lust cen made 20 Pariiamcut "a regard
20 he opcrtf n of the Irish Arr uf Rent Act Ac
cord ng this 22J7O,OOO. which was owing 70 the lan
ords ~ the farmers has been wiprd under me at
since 1850. OF this amount us er ined 4-ZOOOO IN
rends. IN OF rent; Leiustcr &25OOOO; Con aug I
z 100000. ana Munster. 100000. The Nauonal-t
papers commenting tnis urn state tha the Iand
All has already secured to the arners permanent re-
duction Of rent exceeding 100000 yearly The re.S-
tion- now existing bet landlords aud tenants are
anicarir. The Government has resolved upon large
reduction of the forces IN Ireland.