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Turbulent Indians.

MIEHEAPoLIs. May TO- The Journals
Winnipeg special says: Trouble Is rapidly
coming to climax among the Indians OF
the northwest territory. Psapot has called
big sun dance and invited all the lndisns,
and will demand TO be given land whore
they can get fresh fish to countersct the
effect OF bncop, which has spread scurvy
throughout the camps, causing fifty OF his
plains Of broken pledges of the government
as 10 supplies. The Assiniboines ana other
tribes ere to join the movement for a
change, and tho Yelow.Oal band are
armed and defying ths authorities. Can
non and troops have been seut 10 the front
from Regina, and fight is looked for.
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orally adopted. especially bv wsll.to.dc
and Intelligent residents IN this cocntry, IA
whom II would prove genuine benefactton,
securing TO them. at q smsil cost, all the
many advantages OF the best form Of gas
of the Cities, y vh lie a. ths same time, Il
viii undoubtedly furnish profitable en-
plovment for the capital di those VIII. may
be interested In its manufacture and sale,
thus adding one moro TO the industries oil
the state. The practical workings OF the
machine are, he understands, to be nightly
demonstrated for . time at No. Gil Elm
street, BY the illumination Of the entire es-
Enlistment. whore 1t will veil repay an ex'
animation by thoss interested In the sub
ject.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20

InE Gaze ago Board OF TIats's !o.h'dd'ns
tho nse ofiis quotations except dependent
where exchanges Withhold them from
bucket shops is yirtuous, laudabie and all
tibet sort OF thing, but the position IL I'M
,enable. Buckle. shor reporters viii copy
the chalking's and supply their patrons in
spite OF any steps tho Chicago exchange
may take. Oncs posted on the black
boards the matter is pm bile to reporters ~
is q newspaper 20 the public generally
when once that paper ia printed,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20
Methodist Conference.

/ PHILADELPHIA, May 19.--The consscra'
ton oi bishops-elect Is fixed for Thursday
Committee on missions--A That Toe report DC
granted for division Of the South India
conference into two annual conferences
during the quGdrenium OF exigenoles as
the case may demand. The report of the
committee was adopted. The committee on
missions recommended the election OF two
coordinate corresponding secretaries ior
the missionary society. Adopted. The
conference proceeded 70 vote and Rev. Dire.
Reid OF Michigan. McCabe, OF New York;
Fitzgerald, OF Newark; DIN. of Wyoming,
and Todd, were placed IA nomination.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20
AUTOMATIC DAYLIGHT PRODUCED

At the instance of friend expert in mat
ters mechanical and scientific. HERALD
reporter called recently at No. Gil Elm
street 10 witness the operation OF new gas
machine sAid to possess remarkable merits,
and herewith records the results OF bis OBJ
servations on an important matter apper'
tanning 10 light and Illuminating agents.
Prepared Us 10 was to see something mer'
itorlous aud havirg seen other gas ma
chimes before, he was genuinely surprised
to see a machine occupying about the
space OF q family sewing machine and al
almos, as simple mechanically - lamp,
producing on an extended line OF pipes 4
brilliant array Of pure white gas-lights, sur
ficient In number and illuminating power
TO have perfectly Illuminated almost any
private residence In Dallas. And when he
was informed that the light (which was ap.
parently equal to any gas.light he had ever
seen) was produced at little over one-shird
the cost Of ordinary city gas, and saw II
accomplish this automatically by means OF
it's simple, yet cunning devised devices Zone
OF which in particular viz, its
safety check valve seemed TO secure
absolute safety from all dapgef) admiration
temptation OF the mechanical gepius, that
with such simple and apparently inexpen.
sive mechanism, could accomplish auto
mstically and perfectly results previously
attained imperfectly only By complex, ex.
pensiys and cumbersome machinery. The
machine itself, - nearly - he can de.
scribe II, consists Of cylindrical drum, con-
toining closely fitting one Of similar form,
(Which scts a. Q regulatory and an ingeni-
ousiy devised little retort, wherein the gas
is eenerated by the action OF heat produced
by an atmospheric burner and connected
with which IL . mixing chamber. In which
the carbureted vapor from the retort is
mixed with the necessary constituent OF
atmospheric cir to render 1t practically .
fixed and uncomfortable gas, the air being
introduced through an air port containing
: raisty check-vaivc. which While freely ad-
hitting the proper quantity Of air. auto
u,sficclly protects the escape of any Rns
rom The machine Of which II 10 the only
onfIet. Ths two valves which regulate the
ouantitv OF heat and cir are automatically
sdiusfcd TO produce any quantity Of gas re-
n 1ired. BY simple lever mechanism. ecfua-
led by the rising and falling ofthe reeulstor::
Thie machine. the recent Invention Of
DIS Wood, Of Brooklyn, Ney York,
= "a Known a. Woods Automatic Daylight
machine. n 90 extremely simple and con-
s<ousnsiy 90 easy 70 handle and manage,
Z. c-saprcs and sid 10 be 90 safe. and with
4 . ocoooml11l IN ~ 0as y WI - ~
>.--p<e
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liz to.morrow's issus, the HERALD will
publish abatement IN full, showing the
number, value, location and owners OF all
the buildings erected in This city during the
year. Also, those that are now In course
OF construction, value. location end own
ers. 1t will also publish tho public i'm
r s,vements snd the cost Of same which
have been completed within that time. a.
well as those nov In process Of construc-
ton, otc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20

TIE Courier-Journel says: THE saloons
might relieve the drng stores Of all trouble
about selling liquor 'for medicinal purposts'
By s.srting drug store attachment at the
back Of each saloon. Whenever drug
eist wanted some liquor TO- mix with his
medicines a small boy could ba dispatched
for the spirits, and unless the boy happened
TO be newspaper carrier or
regular MESSENGER, he would get back IN
time for the mixture and the patient. The
saloons are so numerous and easy of access
iha. little or no time could be lost in getting
the liquor TO any druggist who might send
for ~" Another advantage Is that Ken
tncdy husbands, on receiving mep'agea from
their wives ordering medicine in domestic
emergencies, would never have TO run. II
would be always at hand.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, May 19-The Courier
Journals Hsrrodsburg, Kentucky. special
says: A horrible case Of Wholesale poison.
ing by hemlock took place near this place
to-day. Eighteen boys, after playing Q
game of ba ], started in search Of Wild
parsnips, but got hold Of deadly hemlook
Instead. The boys ate freely and all were
taken violently III. Two died almost Inn
ton aud are not expected 10 live. The
Others are suffcring moro or less from the
poisoning. The particulars are meaRre.
Thus far the names Of the boys are NOT
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Tn, xynv of IN, Trnnsgrcssor.

CHAnLrsros, w. VA. May l0.-George J.
Williams who has baen WORKING, as pentiop
agent ard mail robbiug In Nicholas county,
this state, and who obtained in this fraudu.
lent manner about sl0,0 Coz, was to-day found
guilty In the United States district court,
in eession here. Williams Is well educated
end thoroughly posted 10 the pension and
postal laws. There arc oisht other indiot'
Uents against him. When all the other
cases sRairst him are tried he will probably
epsnd the balance OF lie In prison.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20
Glove Contest.

PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-Three thousand
persons were In Industrial hall
tonight aud there witnessed the
glove contest between Mike Cleary and
William Sheriff, better known Of
the Pru.sian. The fight was oil
short duration, Sheriff being knocked oul
OF time in one minute and five
blog In first round, felied Sheriff
10 the stage, and although he three times
reesined his feet. he each time fell again
through weakness, and not recovering 81
the end OF ten seconds, Cleary was de
olarod the winner.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20

CIScIsEArr. May i0.-The Cincinnati
Leaa Pipe and Sheet oompany's'worksN Noe.
q and % East. Ninth street, burned this
afternoon. Loss on stock, $50, 000 insured;
building, belonging TO Ja,on EyanF, &c.
GOO; insured. Mrs. Leach, rooming IN the
fourth story, was fatally burned, William
Il, Cock was also severely burned.
PETERSBURG, Nav 10. -Hsnry. Strst.on
& Co., wholesale liquor dealers. made sn
assignment. Liabilities $33 GOO; assets
S05 GEO
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ton, Plcksway county. this afternoon.
About Thirty houses were unrooisd aud
nearly the entire village fencss were blown
down, tress uprooled and man named
Ksrshner dangerously hurt by tho falling
Of blacksmith shop. Tho came storm
county, where several buildings were un-
rooied and an amphlthesue Mt the fair
grounds and race courss Was destroyed.
Several horses were killed by falling barns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20

In murder care on Trial at Chicago a
witness depo.ei that the dead man had a
h,-rde s-i- under HE finger nail. This is
usid to be an importsntlink, and lit hangs
tho accused 1t will not DO the first time a
blonde hair caused man trouble.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20

NAT Q. HENDERSON, him Of the George
town Record, will doubtless gil seat In the
house OF representatives at the next session.
He In practically without opposition In his
county. Having lived there thirty-three
years, be ought TO be nbls TO tell what be
knows about Texas" He will not surren-
der his profession nor 90 back on his Record.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20

The HERALD returns its compliments TO
that genial and ever clever fraternity, the
Travelling Mems association, and extends
hea -ty greetings and Its wishes for pleas
AIT time 70. 4.orrow evening at the ball and
banquet. May good digestion wait on
appetite and health on BOTH"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20

Nrxs Saturday will be the birthday Of
Qusxx VICTORIA. As her majesty has
many subjects residing In Texas some
demonstrations may be expected. Fes-
Hvities will be most liberal in the pasture
region, where two British earls reside and
where many "ienderfoot" cowboys, fresh
nun England, are gaining valuable ex-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20
Presbyterian Assc mbly 4.

SARATOGA, May I9.--The copgratulstory
telegram from the Southern Presbyterian
assembly at Vcksburg, by Rev. DIR. STRAIT
ton of Mississippi. representing that assem-
bly,, was received with applause A me-
mortal relating 10 Army Chaplain Blake
was referred TO the committee on missions.
Freedmen submitted vouminous report.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20

LET the ladies in tho several cities and
towns of Texas at once organize themselves
into New Orleans Worlds Exposition socie'
ties, TO collect exhibits Of ell kinds o.
woman's work, for next winter. Let Texas
female talent outvie the world, and let the
press be able to so proclsim all through the
0ounfHv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20
Mover Abandon Old Friends.

II YOU have . friend who has been con.
slant 70 you and ssu,k 20 you through good
and bad fortune, you'd you soon forget
Extract, your old friend. has served you
many, many years. Rely on the old rerne-
dy, il viii never fail you. It 10 your COR
slant, stesdy, faithful friend, tried and tr!e,
always uniform, never unloading by false
pretences. 1t goes right along more firmly
settled every year a. the great family RENE.
d. Of the country. When You ask for it
Extract.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20

MRssIs. L, NJ. LErrwicH & JAMIsos gro
determined that Dallas county shall take the
prizs IN the spscimsn brick line. They say
they do not propose TO be excelled IL eaesl-
ed. in any respect by the Philadelphia
manufacturers. Who else will come In?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20

TRE Austin Statesman says we must
keep tns ehurca bella They are linked
with our joys and sorrowe, our childish
days, our religion, and the death OF family
and frlnnds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20

! : rrros InrzAnp b doing good thing
omlns . supogior llst Of honorary COM
11-rnu 6 ~ Worlds Exposition.
~ 6hsm - - 70 work 20 that the
~ rpa1ly mooa end result In some-
{6 $4,000 D1sfios TO the state.
16cnE oommls1ioDen should ar
e. <1ron1ri 1iooa II necessary. 10
~ ocun11m lpr The orllecsihe
> 1@hl11k. IkIs material must
T>e1on. The commissioner
~ WI - - he secur-
~ u ~ 49, ~ xsw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20

Tns Texas Stone c1mpapy, OF Parker
county, ~ill iasbion into several neat and
ingenious devices lot of their superior
sandstone. This viii be r. fine ADVERTISE
ment for that unsurpassed building mate
rial. " no will follow suii1
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Fscapcd Iyncliing.

CnrspIrLp, Md, May 19.-At Taneier
Island, Virginia, Saturday, Dr.. Pitts
called DIR. Walker, rival physician, into
his Office rnd shot him dead. The people
attempted 10 lynch Pitts, but were pre-
vented, aud The murderer jailed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20

- JUpoR WHEELxR, OF Stephens county
~ Judge Of lis districs, he's been very
hvDrably and frequently mentioned fol
lIGufcuant. governor, but says he viii not
I - oapdIdats. and 10 for SENATOR Grsss
ka GIBBS boom q positively gaining
uneth IN Gil directions instead Of weak
noe any vbsss, and seems to be fully al
1--Sr n ne west . elsewhere.
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&gRaHRaR@
Laos and Embroidery Department

Will talking this week. The items below and the
prices attached explain themselves You are bound to get
deries offered before LOOK THEM OVER CARE
ing and will stay there until al sold out which
know will not be long, as NE0 ND ATTRACTIVE STYI LES
AT SUCH PRICES AS WE NAME ARE THINGS THAT LA
DIES CANNOT AFFORD TO OVERLOOK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20

CorroS advanced yesterday, fractionally,
at New York and at Liverpool. The fact
that 1. appreciated at New York st this
particular time. Is an evidence of the great
inherent value Of the stspls. An operator
there said last week: "A gold dollar IL two
points of to-day, everything IL % dull"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20

1spIA is raising more tea than ever. The
u lied States and Austria have doubled
tieir sericultuH; opium is getting deagar.
II locks es II The Chinese mus. go after ell
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20

Horn keepers mention the iacs .that st.
Louis drnmmefs are moro airy than for.
msfly and harder to please than ever ibis
ma be one OF the results o the elevated
railway ihas is Being built q. the Mound
Gf.tt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20
O. O. wsnans Dead .

Nsv YonK, Nay &c. O. Winans. q
fev vears ego prominent board Of trade
merchant Of Chicago, died In Brooklyn
this morning OF Brighu disease. Winens
lstteriy occupied an important position
on the Eide railway.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20
THIS Is AN EARLY CUT

On this class ofgoods, and the biggest cut we have
ever rnade. We have got the goods we advertise,
and will guarantee that no such low prices were
ever heard Of for the same class Of goods. Ladies
CAN SAVE MONEY by reading our advertise
ments, and taking advantage Of them
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The brotherhood.

READING, May 10.-Grand Na.iona
Division OF Roilroaders' brotherhood began
their tenth annual convention. William
Ramble, OF Tsmaqua, presided.
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-. Papers Discontinued ut the Expiration
~ Inc rtine pnln Enr.

look al the printed lsbol On your paper. The
Sac ther on shows when the subscription OK
ff-fs Forward he money IN ample time for
fsnewal, j you dc ire unhroken hles as we can
lot always Furnish back numbern.
nbsorlbers desiring the address OF their paper
llangcd Will plcate state IN their Ccmmunica-
aon 10Th Ihe old and now addfers
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20

iceland GIBBS aud the Worlds Expos
tiol is what concerns the state jast now.
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NE FosTEr, Of Limestone, is growing
stronger day BY daJ for The speakership in
the next Legislature.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20

At meeting Of the member Of engine
company No. l, "Old Ifge.. neia iast niEns,
10 enter The contest ct the coming. State
Firsmens' crsociation, TO be held ct Fort
Worth the 18th OF june, for the bet drilled
compsny. The oitissns sra raising lQnd
10 psnd the boys over In good style. Chief
Kahn e OF the opinion that the boys VIII
~wfu-
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To.MogRowis he dste fixed for the ma
ticusl protective tspif convention to meet
al Chicago
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rae country seems determined 20 hay'
TILDRH for the next president.
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TUESDAY, MAY go, 1884.
INDICATIONS.

For tho Yves. Gulf States: Partly cloudy
weather and local rains; northern winds, be-
coming variable; stationary temperature.
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MIS- DIXIE Crooks rhuraday evening.
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ooroRED roLlrIcrANs.

N bet smoking tobacco ia Little
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-19
The Diet missian.

To the Editor Of the Press:
The calls for money at this season. both for char
ity and the usual Christmas gifts almost with
out number and still we must add to the category
another need. Most of your readers know some-
thing of the society which is working so quietly In
midst carrying its nistrations to the bedsides
of those who doubly afflicted with sickness and
poverty. Three times week are the suppli es con-
tributed by the churches and given out by the Diet
Mission carried to these homes and while the hearts
of all are gladdened by the generosity and
loving thoughtfulness of their unknown friends,
many sufferer is restored to convalescence by the
timely supply of well-cooked, nourishing food,
while persons afflicted with incurable diseases are
strengthened to bear their inevitable trials.
The support of this charity has during the years
of its existence been both cordial and generous but
this year. owing probably to the depression in bus
mess, there has been much less money contributed
large, as most Of our support comes in the form of
contribute ed foods but there are certain expenses
which must be met, and the money far paid in,
has been insufficient In these poor families sick
ness with its increased expenses and income dImn
ished by the enfor ed idleness of the Invalid ii an
adult brings many burdens and there is little OPP
portuniy to provide Thanksgiving Christmas
cheer Ii has been The custom and delight of the
Diet Mission since it's organization in 1879 to
make pecial provision for these festival seasons
sending weliled baskets to the families of the
patients but these extras should be provided of
the money in the treasury and should not be i'm
posed upon the churches serving at the time.
Al persons disposed to contribute money to this
purpose other OF the Diet Miss on and es
peciay those persons who through their non-iden-
tifcaion with any re gious organizations have not
been called upon by the church solicitors, are re-
ques ted to send their contributions to
MRS G. II. BURR, President,
No. 633 Congress Street.
The Portland daily press., 1884-12-19
Portland wheel Club Ban.

There was fiue audience present at City
Hall last night at ths bicycle exhibition and
ball given by the Portland Wheel Club-largs
in numbers and excellent in character. Chand
lers full band gave a concert from s to which
was followed by the grand entree by the club.
There were fourteen in this exhibition, twelve
on bicycles and two on tricycles. Alter riding
around the hall in single file and by twos they
retired to give place to the squad drill by eight
members of the club-Messrs. II. 8 Higgins,
f. e. Clark, 81. Palmer, 1. H Lowell, Il.
A Cahill, W. R. Pitcher, W. K. Sparrow and
G. G. Tewksbury.. This drill equaled and in
msny points excelled the exhibition
given at the Forest City rink last summer by
the celebrated S,ar Club OF Lynn. The diff
cult movements we're all executed with precie-
lon and in good time and the club in their neat
black suiis and caps and white slippers presen-
ted tine appearance on the fioeE. They were
loudly applauded, as an encore repeated some
OF the most pleasing features. Mr.. Harry Hig-
gins acted a5 leader for the squad. Professor
Hutchinson of New York finished the first
part OF the programme with a splendid exhibi-
tion OF professional trick and fancy riding. His
feats were many OF them new and were per-
formed with ap ease and grace that highly
pleased all. be rode the machine in all con.
ceivable positions and mounted it In almost ey-
cry manner possible. He closed bis exhibition
by removing the small wheel and back bone of
the machine, mounting tie big wheel with
the handle bar resting on the floor. By pull
ling the bar up with stcing he was able to
start off on the one wheel without dsmount-
Ing. 1t was one of the most difficult feats pos
sible.
Following the exhibitions was choice Or
der OF dances with music by Chandler's Or
cbestra The floor was under the management
of Prof. III. B. Gilbert with Frank A. Elwell
ss floor director and Messrs. Fl. s. Higgins, r.
K. CLARK. W. W. Beckett l.. J. Carney, F. H.
Palmer, I. Ell. Lowell and H. A. Cabill as aids
There was quite number of visiting wheel
men present from Bangor, Augusta, Bidde-
ford, Saco, Yarmouth and other places.