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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-22
TUXPAN.
TRUTH ABOUT A BELlED CITY.
Just What it is ana What it is Not-A
Port with Prodigious Possibili-
ties that Perhaps viii
be Perfected, Etc.

DALLAS, July 90 Editor Herald. r.
In the HtRNn Of the 18th inst is copied
from the Mexican correspondence of the
Cleveland (Ohio) Herald the writer's
ailuSion to TuNpan, some of which arc
just, while others are so FAR from the
| truth though doubtless unintentionally
So-that ! ask to reply to them. lie saws
"The little port of TuXpan and it's enyi-
runs, winch are Just nov being bfuught
INTO prominence by the projected Eng
lish railroad, are well worth visit-bui
comparatively few of the multitudes Of
tourists i'll Mexico over get there. II
| lies on the east coast OF Vera Cruz.
about ten miles above the Gulf OF
Mexico, ON the TuXpan river. Be
ing in the very heart Of the dan.
| gcrous terra calentc, with long
| stretch of desert wastes and rObber-iu-
Tested roads between, about the ONLY
way to reach il in safety is to proceed Ly
steamer nOrthward from the port OF
Vera Cruz or southwark from Tampicn.
At the mouth Of the TuXpan river
| passengers, freight and mail are trans.
lerred to Il small srlling vessel for tho
remainder Of the journey. But no one can
diSemDark only in good weather. II
| ,,,.,l ,'.,.i, ""l!''i' til"t "Hcli NorUh-
U,9 l,o.iuuo lIic y'S5ipIlity Vi lalullv
arc Ca i,I ny thouSh sorel}
4isallsV IliGlr VIII, ana put ashore al
Iamplco, MatamOrOs or Vera Cruz"
Elsewhere the writer speaks cor
rectly Of the TuXpan river anu
the line harbOr it affords when once
across the bar into it. For twelve to
fifteen miles it has a depth Of fifty fee.
ana an average width Of one-fourth t,
ornI MN ,iao,. VI i','le, Iesideu mere seN-
ti, 49," t ,II ilH cNIlolou ~ "IIicrehI
InYto,, ii 10 ~ uilIuilullS country.
ii, 1871, J''u vi poilE III We very heart Oh
strot,t, ''to 'iu, i" ilh lohG
1 ,,,r,..ti'I VI To'tlI WASTES ana foDpcf-
'' t,,,,'I, i1"''n DC" tner' Is not ~
~. .' '".Iu' ~ Idi codSlWIA'
.,.,''...... 'ln- n'lEhl Hlarsil''
~ LOO, ~ '' ~ 'T"a| " 'hlic 81 'art
,..,I,,. Il Ii' Nv ''u titi,'H. poil o,
- @ any n.o"l'ta'.louS son !
,i,non,, ~ bor.,.,i.,l a', .ig NTIl,'', ~
me- van loSl''cIl'S
.,-I D,,t ~" , ,,I'u ,.Jl'l I,D
uUlr.wn wiJhin T hmnd r,,t'u .ii1 Mer'
gu,non and ,,'..d i''i li',iI,. Illus q.
hnsIit,iI" and trm',i,,, H ,,anS nvnLluu.
i'''(G "i'u .iuf,il'E peolic no Wnerc
ISIS 49, L,' lis pHeli uelloraIlH u
SlrlieS OF the larger portion of the COIIn-
Try, they remain primitive, honest and
gentle people, very largely lmmiX,d dc
Scrndants of the Aatecnn tribes.
Vera Cruz ON the south and Tampiro
m the north are well i.nown as yellow
,y,,po,-, me former ny lar lnc ,.urs..
Eat IutpaD. between the two, il tho
polt 81 large country in which the of.
shoots Of the Sierra Molr. une.
continue by q succession of dcscr.,
10 the sea shore, rendering IL ono
If the best drained coJu..., IN tA.
Wofiu, drnSclN covered 10y forests, ion
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-22

And ms good lost Is seldom or never found;
AS fading glass no rubbing will refresh;
As flowers dead lie withcrcd on the ground;
AS broken glass no cement will refresh
So beauty blemished once, forever lost
In spite of physic paid and cost"
Unless you use PoZZoni's modicated
complexion powder, which restores fresh
ness to the skin and imparts a durable
softness equalled by none other.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-22
Tho Ladir. concert.

The Ladies' Auxiliary sociotv. a; tho
'"ucs; request "i a. number oil. ..t.hcrs.
VIII rcpcat ,heir 'onrer; "Wednesday
night at ", city Park owing Ia thc
failure OF The electric light on the first
night Of their concert last week and Tho
inclemency of the weather the second
night their entertainment was not up 10
the standard they desired, though. moi.
withstanding this, there was large ana
appreciatite audience. The ladies' VIII
give on Wednesday night tuo rrau6e.t
concert OF tho season. Tho olprtri
light wh'ah has hoen repaired, will iiin.
inmate th' park, and Moino Rro,'. band
VIII discourse sweet music. Tho ladies
VIII serve creams. cakes, lemonade. ute.
No entrance fee VIII be- charged aud thoy
deserve Il large Attendance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-22

John Byard (coloredD who was ar
rested on the charge Of brutally beating
his wife and fined for it, was taken
down to the poor farm yesterday by
Superintendent Fitzpatrick to work out
the glorious privilege, as he conceived
1t, of belaboring his better half.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-22

"A railway official, whom asked by a
Herald reporter yesterday what Col
j. H. Britton, state Railway Engineer.
Thought Of the Missouri Pacific railway
system IN ihis state, which he hal iust
n'hsn9i Inspecting, replied that he
Enough the colonel was pasAbly pleased
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-22

From a gentleman who arrived yes
terday morning from Forney, HER -
reporter learned that gentleman.
whose name the informant fu.Ity
ascertain, was thrown by .urhin.
mustang and sustained INJURIES from
which he Is not oN.,ytld to recover.
lie fell on his hrn. .I,G was stil uuc,n-
@ci0uS when Gentleman left.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-22
The Primaries.

The result OF the Democratic prima-
ries to elect delegates to the County
convention which convenes Saturday to
select a candidate for State Senator from
this district, has not been fully asccr-
tanned as all the precincts have not been
heard from, though it is generally con-
coded that Terrell has carried the coum-
ty against Nash.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-22
EDUCATIONAL.
DALLA
COLLEGE,
Terms 20 Neealon ID TlvcntY Mceks.

Terms Per Session Of Twenty Weeks.
Primary - eI- M
preparatory ...... ........ On ~
Academic ..... ~ nn
Collegiate ~ un
incidental FCc payable ON entrance. 90
Graduation Fee. ......... m IN
Boarding washing not included with
,ignts' luel and servants attention 80 0C
tuition bin to be paid monthly. Board hlll.
nan payable in advance. Pupils furnish tow
olS' tollet articles, table napkins, and one mir
racl OF sheets, blankets and pillow cases.
EXTRA AND OPTIONAL
flHno, Organ or Guitar ..... Sp5 OG
special Deal Lessons - ma
OHc OF instrument tor daily practice lonc
hour ..... oo
Art T.,,i,,,,., I, " ".
ii.'itil,, ttl'i OF German ......... 10 Oh
Music Deal and Instrumental, after th,
NloSl approved composers. Modern and cIns-
scat music taught; also thorough bass. w
"Icr 10 IN" patrons of the school the service.
oil u corp, OF cOmppieul Wrll-salnricl Teach
rtS, chosen and tried some of whom bavo
been with us for five urda half years, and Ia
All boarding pupils tie attentions ora moth
rnt the hands Of the principals wifi.
bautiti"rS OF ministers of all drunuIuy-
houS Instructed free Of charge, cNcapi ms m
Incidental fees and extras. Give MS Il trial
ANA we sinai! make good these pledges.
W. X. JONES,
President and PrOpriptrr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-22

Nhn Nou Visit cor leave Nrw Ynrl,
it 'HNu baggage, express or rurriaro
hire and stop at the Grand Union hotcl.
"'n -l'c The Grand Central Depot. SiN
hGhr,o rlpgant rooms, fitted m nj a
cost ct NhNnnpi, reduced 10 VI and up-
warts per uay. European plan. Elr-
N''"r Restaurant supplied with the
h'SSu lloISc-rtrS, stages and elevated
rh'lr"mN u an dcpotS. Families can
liN" better for loss money az Tho Grand
! w?n hotel than In any other tirstrlass
hotel in the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-22
CHARGED Mith rhert.

Simon Mayer made affidavit yestcr-
day for the arrest of Frank Ream and
buggy, charging him with stealing a
horse and buggy from him. The last
seen of Ream he was driving at furious
speed in the direction of Fort Worth
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-22

'RouGi, 81 Rats"
Clears out ratS, mice, roachos, flies
ntS bed bugs, skumks, "Apmunks,
.ophcrs, 10 cntrs. DRUGGISTS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-22
SerinmsIY Ininrnd.

Everybody should use Little Joker
smoking tobacco.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-22
norsford,. Acid phnsnh.ic.

MAKES \ c uL3S. DRINK.
Into half 4 tumhler Of ice water put a
teaspoonful OF Acid Phosphate: add
sugar to the taste.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-22
For Benting his Wife.

Little Joker" Is the best smoking tc
bacco.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-22

.ilurkce's Salad Dressing is composed
~ the freshest, pureSt and choicest con.
dimrn.s money will buy. IL surpassos
any that can lie made at home, IL cheap.
~, saves lnl or and All anxiety.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-22
French MtII Blth Hol!

THIS popular establishment Il h'.nstN
aud Improved from time tu tiih' 10 WY K
demands OF incrcn ii'r patronage :,
provided iUr the comfort OF pntroM 1,
9di's' department il under the ihl''V@
sl,e ,lirnIhGco or Mn. Bcr,huan ,.,,.
MATES; hot, Gold ar Shower NV. y.
cents: Erciyio I'Hth, 20 c'MS. iiNpll"'
N,,livated Napur. 81.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-22
LOST

lNN 7, -, ~
{ uNr-\ sOlThikk DlAaI1NH ~
A. t1vd'g Nill Doc tnNlsOm,iy r'WanWN
rctu'l'ug q e. a., ltrlnld Cihcr. ".
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-06-04

& 60. leien BON ben, Nrdi iioenten &ioole
ausgeite1t uno unter5e eibuet moroen unb
bie1er babe ii9 bi11ter Sic brei 6irme1t=
namen perltedt. Ser r8lino &ool"
babe lber $4,oo0,000 in Del=5 pefula=
tionen nerloreu. 9ie 8anf=G Gontps lei
en- 5ulalnmen um $4,000 iiber5o9e1'
moroen. Sfioole babe Iein 9elan1mtes
&erm69en pon etluo 100000 in Del
5petulationen perloren.
@ittbur9, &a, l. SUM-. 9ie &onz
|fereu5>Musi3ille Ser @ilenfabritonte1t
uno Der pereini9ten @ile,tz uno @tablar=
better babeu li4 seItern ii6er eineu 9obuz
tarif fit oas beute be9inneneoe Sabr 9ez
eini9t unb ibn untersei@net. Die Sabriz
tanten 5osen Bon uornberein lire 6oroe=
rnn9 elmer 9ubnerndBisuns I'M aebn
Ero5en 5urud. Die ein5i9e &bdnoeruu9
oes alten Garifs beitebt in einer 2o6nerz
b6bnuns l1m 90 Yro5ent fir ftdblerne
Ndsel unb @tablp(atten, tpenn bieielben
barter als eiierne 1inb. Geruer tuuroe
oas 8irmiu9bamer DrabtmaB 5ur al
|semein 9iltisen Gorm 9ema9t. Dur9
|bieIes leberein tommen 1T ber in Musz
|ii@t 9etuelene @treit Der Gilen< uno
|Stablarbeiter abge,uenoet tuoroen uno
Der 8etrieb BET Gileuz uuo @tablz9itten
luiro uuseit6rt leinen Gort9an9 nebmen.
Der in Monau9abela 9eltern ab9ebal'
tene &ob1ensrdber=Gonpex bat bel@lol<
len, i'm 8e;irte beg .britten Yools Sic
au9etiin6i9te @rmabi9un9 6es S6r6erz
lobnes um I Gent;0ur@ einen @treitIobz
aupebren; BON Ser MaBnabme tuer6en
1900 Mann betroffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-06-04

5tuil9eu 9eutIblono uno Hnblono roe
BEN bas 9len5poue gluitreten bes &ril
sen @ilbelm bon HreuBen in ct. FS
tersbur9, Sic l1eberlbiittun9 Se|lelbs'
NIT glufmerflamfeit 1eitens oes rullilbe'
Soies uno ser Gmpfan9 Ser Gjarin
burcb Sen &ailer @ilbelm BET i9re
Dur9reile in Berlin aufseiaBt..
+ &aris, 2. Suni. Die 9eepubliqu
tabelt sic Ser. @taaten bafiir, oaB lit
DDnamit @erl6'u6rern oas Wonen ool
@erbre@en 9efatten.- 9'SntranIt9ent'
iast, sic Gsp1piion in 9onoon 1T biz
To19e BON 500 jdbri9em @leno.
I 9onoon. Sic uEou Neo1 go5ette"
@agt: Gin Diplomat, >pie man 9laubt
Der oeutl6e 8otl l@after in Aaris, Shirt
6obenlpbe, fat li6 in einer llnterreouna
iiber bic in slusli9t 9enomnene dgppti
l9e &onleren5 babin 9eduBert, oaB Die
Musf9ten fir bas M}iniiterium Jerrp
9iinti9 leien, poraus9eiett, ooB 6errp
feline @treibe fiibrt, 10 1an9e gn9loao
bllfos lit unb ni6t lpartet, big es ourdi
einen Serb1tfe1b5u9 im17 Cuban fem Nnz
lebeu wieoer9e>ponnen fat.
,@aulois" melbet, baB oas frau5Dliz
f@e &abinet bel91oiien bat Gn9lanos
@ori9ldse in 8etreff ber d9Dptiideu
Ttnan5en ab5ulebnen.
I Quebec, Gan, 1. Suni. Die Moutreo
ler &oli5ei 9laubt, bei Der 8erbaftuns
bon Sobn 6. @no in bielem bes fliidti9en
&ailirers Der 5tueiten gfational. .Banf in
Seem Sort @iudlep babbaft getuoroen 3u
1ein. @ns befanb ii9 ben Sag por leiner
@erbaf flung in @e1eu19aft eines Sol
@lustp. @no 1T ,uieoer frei ge9eoeu,
tpeil Der 6aftbef febl ri6ti9 mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-06-04
" Il $ld Il j.

+ Berlin, 2. Suni. 8ismard tpioer<
iebt ii9 ber Be9uobi9uns bes tpesen
9anbesperratbs gu mebriabriser Set
unesfrafe 6 perurtbeiltenj !: polnii@en
5driit itelers @ras5etpsti, itpeil bieler,
als bic polnii@e Tortei ibre @pmPatbie
iiir Deuti4lanb oil ben Sag 5u le9en
,piinl@te, Jrantre'@ ala @piou geoient
babe. 8ismard lo9t: 9rasaetusti babe
Elm ooppeltes @piel seipielt uno 5tuar
in Der Mol1e eines polnii@en Yatrioten
unb eines ru1fi1dzfranS6lil@eu @enb.
|lin9s.
g8ie bas rIa9eblatt" meloet, bat oos
preuBii4e Miniiterium Elm &er5ei9niB
Der gum @intritt in ben preuBil9et
6taatsratb auserlebenen Berlonen ans
|9efer.ist, Inn es benz Railer. .3urs @enebz
mi9un9 por5ule9en. Ser @taatsratb
tp,rb ni4t nor benz @ube bes sesentpdrz
ti9en @,bunssperiebe beg &ei9stases
l5ulammen5utreten.
Sic &ei@staes>@ommiiion itimmt
benz bon Der @esierun9 ein9ebra6ten
@ntmurfe bes Observation-Disclosures iides
|run9sz@eiebes 5u.
Sic bieiisen 3eitunsen iinb iiber bic
2onboner @rploiionen b36it entriittt
lunb ratben 81 @ieoerrerseltun9.
* Sn benz Dorfe@ebuus Bel 8a4a im@i
|1ena6en Dberlanbe tpurben am Sunnta9,
ben 4. Maai, brei Mdb9en i'm Sitter bon
6 big 8 Sabren permibt unb na@ 1ons
gem persebli@em @u@en am Montag
lin e,ner III Der @deune itebenoen F9ro'
gen &ife eritidt por9efunoen. 9ie &inz
|oer, >pel9e 5tpei g8ittmen angeborten,
|batten IN Der @9eune 9elpielt uno ua=
rem babel aud in bic leeritebenoe &ilte
gef1e9en. Ser 9edet oerielben fiel aber
gu unb 5tpar 10, BOP Die arn1en &inoer
libn ni9t beben fonnten rnb oann, mabr<
|ideinlih unter idredliden Aualen, erz
Itidt fnb.
! garis, /. SUM-. Gin @iener 8ez
lri9terfatter bes c@aulo1s" meloet fol-
Igenbes: Seit ben unterreounsen 5tptz
liben @iers unb sbismard treten Ir5eiz
l6en bon einem Brrbe in Dem 6itrei6iz
ll1en beutlh-ltaltfHil6en Binonlfe berz
|por, uno Die ,Dedrelleitise 8ertraulid;.
Iteit 5lpilden Den s5fen III Berlin uni
gSien 1T inl 5e5luinoeu begriffen. Ms
IlMnseideu e:ntr s,belmen geritznbisuue
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-06-04
~ / IT 1t E fpta,

z Gum 5tpeiten Wfale ,pe9en Der
1@ndbter2iebe perriidt setpor6en. 2ouis
Morcott aug @enterpiqe tpuroe por jlpei
Sabren perriidt uno na9 ct, Heter 9ez
bra9t, tpeil cin Md66en lib 9elueisert
bate, i'm 81 beiratben, Bor fur5ent
als sebeilt entlaileu, peripra6 ibm Der
@ater oelelben Mab@ens feline anoere
&o9ter, tpenn er eine @o9e Tang ouI
ber Tarm arbetten tpolte. Warcott
that, uie perlan9t tuuree, aber als er
1einen 2obu baben tuollte, ipra6 bag
Mdb9en elm etnfa@es Nein. Ser unz
9liidli@e 2iebbaber tuur6e gum siueiten
Mal iriinni9, oiesmal aber 10, baB tuez
tti9 Mus1i6t fit feline Rettun9 1T.
T Sn Sarge 6errl@t ein re6t reyes
2eben uno Treiben, tuaS tpobl baupt;
1d9li9 6e1n be6eutenben GilenbabnzGer=
tebr 5u5uldreiben 1T, 6enn bier treu5en
lid bic Nortbern Yacific un6 Die Maniz
toba 8abn.
Il Sn Morton County, .. g., fat
i4 tiir5li9 ein @i9tlan5committee DON
Barsern or9aniiirt, tueil Die Bfer6e6iebt
tdble iiber6an6 nebmen.
II lln9lldli@e 6amilienoerbdltniile,
berporserufen 6ur6 Streitisteitsn iiber
o1e Grbbere@tisun9 &inoer peridiebez
ner @be, boben ben in @oobbue gountp
lebenoeu 5armer &ittlel jon babin &C.
bra9t, feline 6ran nit einem Sell gu er=
| l@lasen ano baun ii6 ielbit ben 6als
ab5ul@neiben. &ittleion ioQ Elm rub
ger, friebli@er Maun seiuelen 1ein, leire
5rau ioQ aber Dem @eidle9t ser Sar=
fippet anse66rt baben.
# Sn &beroeen 8. &, iino bon ben
8ur9ern 8 Sn6ignationsp erlammluneen
sebalten tuor6en, tuorin eeeen oas Ser
|fabren oes SpecialzNsenten SaDcor pro-
Iteitirt tpirb. 9erlelbe bat ndmli1 i'm
auftrage Der 8unbesresterung Die 8iiz
! der bes borti9en 2anbantes elmer yacz
piiion unter5o9en unb cine Nn5a9l SUD-
ungen als betriigeri1d be5ei6net.
II Sic StiQpater 5dse1niller babeu
iiber Die Jabrifantsn am Namceos il,
&iper III @eribt ben 5isg oaoon getra
gen, oeun es lit i6nen auseitanoen spor=
ben, oaB bas Ne1t Der geuasurg Ser
lgtromtraft gu 6aDnaro aud bas eis,bez
srei44, 6obflntb 81 r55eugen I'm Il {.
5d9tf1ose t1alobtDdrts ou ..
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*@aibinston, 81. Mai. Ser @enat
,uar beute ni6t in @ibuns. Sm Gbsez
prbneten6auie tuuroen nur eini9e untpe>
ient1i9e @ei9afte erlebiet, uno 3uar
nahm ber sr0Bere She'll ber @ibun9
bic 8eratbuns bes@eiebenttpurfs fit @r@
tbeiluns bes @esere@ts bur9 bas Snoiz
anersebiet an bic Gulf, @olsrobo&@an=
ia Se'@il lenbabn in Muipru@, tpel9er
an9enommen tpurbe.
9ie 9tationalj9ulb 1T inn Meai I'm,
ca. 5 MiQionen Dollars perriuaert tppr=
ben.
S. .. g. Burniibe, Elm &aiienbeamter
i'm @eneralppitamte, lit >pesen Inter
i91eife in 96be BON $4,000 Dpllars
ent1aiien luorhen uno elm Saftbefebl if
9e9en i'm er1ai1en St 1T elmer oer BON
benz fiir5li@ bon bier perbufteten Dell
Meafler 2epis @elein1ten.
Cine llnterlu9un9 Der 8ii4er 8uru,
fbe's mar pom @eneralpoitmeilte lter @rel=
bam 59on por feds Ea9en onseoronet
pprben, na9bem oerie1be erfabrea bate.
bab Burniibe an B6rlenipeful ationen be
tbeilist 9etpeien lei. Die l1nteriu9un9
f6rberte eiu 9efi5it upn $4,000 Dollars
5u Gage unb 8urniibe lpuroe beute entz
laiien unb perbaftet. Sn Der 8orunter=
illdung lpnrbe ieine 8irsidaft auf Den
8etra9 leines l1nterl6leifs fe1tge1est
Bur 8e16affung berielben tpuroe i'm Big
Mbenos UNI 3ebn Belt 9eseben, nnb alz
er au6 bann nidt I'M @tanpe mar, lie
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s n I a /, ;.
* Sic Ttoitf6d>ttt.

gDir baben bereits an anoeren @telle
6ariiber beribtet unb laiien barum als
@rgan5ung baju Sic fol9enben Ma9ri9z
ten fol9en:
Detroit, Dtieb., 80. Mai. 9eute lie
gen aug per1@iebenen Ebeilen oes @taa=
tes 8eri@te iiber ben Sroit in Der @a3t
bon Mitttuo@ gu Donneritas por. Sm
0jtli9en, mittleren uno iu6li6en Mi6i=
gan ,par Der 5roit 10 trens, oaB oie tleiz
neren Semi le=Mrten erfroren iino, oer
Mais fart gelitten fat uno audi bic
@ei5enl laat niebt unbel9dbi9t seblie6en
1T. 9ln ben Nie6erun9en bat bas Dbit
9elitten. Sn @e1ten uno gforomei item
beg @taates mar ber @@aben nur 9ez
ring.
sSn CANADA bat lit BET ber9an9enen
Ma9t ,uieberum itarter 5roit beoeuteaz
ben @9aben an9eri@tet.
y Dubuque, So1ua, 30. Mai. Ser
9ausene Na9t fat es in Der bieli9en Sc
eenb ,pieoerum 9eiroren, penn au@ ni3t
10 farf, tuie in oer Nitttpo6 Ma9t.
Die bonn 6rolte beiddbi9ten Tfan5en
,ueroen poraus ii9tli@ bon Meuen treiz
ben, aber im @a9stbum auriidbleiben.
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4en Dbio unb i'm tueitli@en 4eniplpaniz
bat Der Jroit in ben beiben lebten Nd9=
ten bem ieitisen Gentle uno Dem Dbit
bebeutenben @@aben 5usciiist. Sr einz
5elnen @e9enben biloete ii@ Gig bon Der
Side zines @iertel5olls. Nais, @ei5en,
&artoAeln unb Gomatoes baben fart
9elitten.
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eenen Ma9t bat ber 6rOit in ben iammtz
li9en Neuz@n9lan9z@taaten beoeutenz
ben @@aben anseri@tet. Sn ber Orb
beeren=@esenb bel Eaunton iol >ie @rn,
te i'm @ertbe BON pielen Gauieno Dol
lars fa1t gang perni4tet iein. SIM n0rb'
li9en SEEM 3ampibiere lino mebrere
8ol tief S6nee 9efallen. Sn ber &C.
seno bon M>rtpi@ errei@te bas Sis etne
@ide BON einern @iertel5oQ uno ale
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iino erfroren. Dal1elbe lit in @ermont
se59e6en, nur Fat ber Mais bort menig
9elitten, ba ct I'M @a9stbum nod ni@t
peit 8en,,ns porsel@ritten ,por, Inn bem
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Dbit ba9esen bat iebr gelitten. Ser
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-02
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.

TORONTO, July 1.-Dominion Day was gem
orally observed throughout Canada The military parade
was the largest that has taken place in the Domin
on there being nearly troops from different parts Of
Canada present embracing all Of service except the
engineers The troops assembled I'm Clarence Square and
surrounding streets and marched along the principal
streets to Queens Park where the review took place
The heat was intense and the lime Of march tae men
suffered greatly. In the afternoon the bicycle clubs
paraded and games held the lacrosse grounds
dispatch from London to The Globe says: The an
nual meeting OF the Canada Northwest Land Company
was held today. The chairman partly approved the
circulars recently issued by Lord Ephinstonc In which
change OF policy In the matter Of mm grafton was recon
mended After the chairman had left, Donald Smith, Mr.
Mcintyre aud others objected that the meeting had not
been properly adjourned and therefore, still In e1
istcncc. ThercupOn Lord phnstOne voted into the
chair aud resolutions passed adOurulng the meet
Ing to this day three months, and calling upon the
present directors to resign.
ST JONI " f., July 1.-The fOur-oIred crew which Is
TO compete ia the Fourth Of July regatta at Boston,
namely, Hsgler Vail Damery and Amos, started yes
terday Wallace Ross also started yesterday for oak
Point, y. Y lie received letter on saturday annOlnc
Ing that Tccmer mad covered his deposit.
VICTORIA, b. c., July An explosion at tho yelling
ton co.liery yesterday at Nanamo killed twentyfour
miners and injured number of others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-02
ENGLAND AND EGYPT.
ANOTHER MOTION OF CENsURE.
EARL GRANVILLE AGREES WITH MR.. GLADsToNE's
REMARKs-THE CONFERENCE.

EARL GRANVILLE AGREES WITH MR. GLADsToNEs
REMARKs-THE CONFERENCE.
LONDON, July There was large meeting of
Conservative peers this morning at tho Marquis of
Salsbury's residence to consider what action is to
be taken on the Franchise bill and the
Egyptian question in the House of Lords.
IL unanimously decided to support the Earl of
CarnarvOns motion censuring the Governments
Egyptian policy. The question of taking a dvs
ion on the motion will depend, however. on Earl
Granville's reply The policy to bo pursued toward
the Franchise bill was left to the party leader for
further consideration.
In the House of Lords the Earl of Cairns gave
motive that he intended to meet the second
reading of the Franchise bill with motion
to the effect that the bill is In
complete. On the introduction Of the Earl
of Carnarvon's motion of censuro Of the
Governments Egyptian policy, Earl Granville,
Foreign Secretary Of State, expressed his agree
ment with the romarks made yesterday by Mr..
Gladstone in the House of Commons. The subject
was thereupon dropped.
In the House of Commons Mr. Gladstone stated
that the second reading of the Municipal bill
would be taken OH Thursday.
The London correspondent Of The Manchester
Guardian says: The Conference has given favor
able reception to England's financial proposals
gardlng Egypt. 1t Is expected that the dellber-
ations Of the Conference will reach Il successful
result
Earl Granville, Foreign Secretary of State, on
Saturday received dispatch from General Gordon
giving assurances Of his health and safety. The
date of the dispatch Is unknown.
CAIRO, July 1.-Nubar Pacha, the Egyptian
Prime Minister, says that reduction of the taxes
to tho amount of Gil0,O00 will be inadequate to
prevent the fcllahcen from being obliged to resort
to the usurcTs. a revision of the British scheme
will IN his opinion, be necessary before the year
Is out.
ROMF, July 1.-Sgnor Mancini. Minister of
Foreign Affairs. I'm the Senate to-day, stated that
negotiations had been opened with the Governor
of D0ngola who Is credited with having entered
into an entente co,didle with the rebels with the
Wow of ransoming tho Italian missionaries in the