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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-12

CHICiG0, June 0.-EXEra day spfing tr0t-
ting meeting az Chicago driving park:
Weather cloudy and very COOL with T.
strong wind blowing. Yns track was in
good condition st the opening but
later drzalng rain fell, covering its sur
face with slippery mud, which few high in
the air from the hoofs and wheels.
Glass 2:1S-Trotting--Oatch 2, l, l, l;
Phyllis, l, 2, 8, .; Dick Wright, 3, 8, 2, 8;
Overmsp, 4, 4 4, 4. Tims-2:4 l-2, 2.23 IL,
2:32 ~, 2:2S IA.
Glass 2:35-TrottiDg- Misfortune, 2, 5, 2,
/, /, 1; Revenue, s, /, l, 2, 2, 2; win COLLEEN
der, l, 3, 7, A, 7, 81 Desdemona, 3, 2, 3, o.. 8,
ruled ont; Maud II 4, 4, 4 3, 3, 3, ruled
Prince, 7, 6, 5, 6 6, ruled ont. Time
2:2S 4. 2:2S II, 2:34 ga, 2 81 Ia, 1884 IL,
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MARKETS uA eLLaDEArm.



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Piles sra frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
Of the abdomen, causing the patient TO sup
pose he has some affection OF TIE kidneys
or eighboring organs. At tunes evmtoNs
ofiud:eesiiOn ere present, as hatulency ,un'
easiress Of the stomach, etc. A moisture,
Ike Precipitation, producing a very diss-
graeaole itching, alter getting warm, is 3
very c0n,mGu attendant. Bind, bleeding
ard itching piles yield at ohcs to the spplt'
c-tlon Of Dr.. Blspnko's Pile Remedy, which
acfe directly upon the parts affected, 40
| s0rbing the tumors, alsying the intense
itching, and affecting permanent cure
| Price 80 cents. Acdrpsa, The DR.. Bosancc
| Medicine Co, Piuug Oalp. Sold nv w. II
| Patterson G Co.. nSllaa
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Tone of the stock Market.

New YORK, June 0. -Govsrnments lower.
Railways lower.
State securities dull.
The stock market opened firm but weak
A drive was made against New York Cen.
trail which fell off to 103 IL on re
newal of reports that . the COM
pauy will shortly. issue bonds
on stock for better months. Subsequently
Western Union became active, advancing
to 81 and there was firmer feeling all
around In the afternoon Louisville 81
Nashville was weak, spots breaking 2 3'4
per cent. 80 81 Ia, rsllying to % Ia, de-.
clinipg TO 26 ga and closing at q Id.
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shall Boz ytit az against sail clnuHuF
Provided Inst Whfn map sluEirg any
iiua rs lird ~ herein provided lHr, tt.I
c0mpaug eos commences lratiug sAil pit.
Gated iiuo Hituil tx mnl'ns intrrai.rr orr
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pant thereof
Sec. z. Tlat tha ollie o., issa.#, .rr-
wants, operator, tad employee ui 7lii
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THE DANv1LLE INVESTIGATION.

WASHINGTON, June 9-[Press. 1.-The
minority re port of the senate committee on
the Danvllle riots says that decent respect
for the opinions of mankind should have
impslled the republicans TO conduct the IN
vestigation with fairness and set forth its
results with judicial impartality. a glance
at the majority report would sat
isfy every jusv mind that this
was conducted with the sharpn ess, the
vigor of ths shutting off OF uutavorable
testimony, the leading up TO and solicita'
ton that which was favorable, which usu.
ally characterize the trial ia q criminal
case in hastings court. Tho people of
Danville, all the way through, We're treated
as though thew were on trial with republi.
can senators acting as prosecutors. Things
were assumed TO be true, or the
rambling statement Of ignorant negroes,
tfIkugh disproved BY a dozen witnesses
Of Sreater intelligence. both white a,d
black. The report describes the riot from
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Nine. Parker, who skipped the city di.
rsoily after the Burna killing. and who is
wanted by the county authorities to sattls
an indebtedness OF Si00 or 500 on the
charge OF keeping disorderly house, has
been csugh5 a. Galveston and is held 20
avsit transportation back 70 this city. A
telegram from herself or friend of hers re-
ceived last evening stated that she was in
the clutches OF the law.
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c,urTDN TO WLoUw DEALERS

AS taetn ara mills in Kansas Offering TO
sell aour branded Cyclone" in this state,
we hereby caution dealers in -four agains5
buying any n2ur branded "UgClone" I'M
less thoroughly satisfied that same hna
heen manufactured by Cowgirl &c Hill; at
Carthage, Missouri; and any or all dealers
sailing or Offering 80 aell bogus" brands
OF "OyCons" viii % prosecuted to full ex-
tept of the law. MCESNIs " Co.,
State agents for Cowgirl & Hill mills
Carthage, Missouri, Dallas, Texas.
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Prennrinc for Convention No. 2

CHICAGO, June 9.-rhs local committee
of arrangements to prepare for the national
democratic convention, have directed all
architect to prepare plans for the re-
arrangement of the convention hall
by Which the seating cspaoily will
bs enlarged so es TO admit 10000 people.
Accommodations for the press will also ne
enlarged. The local managers confidently
expect a larger outside attendance than ut
the republican convention, as democratic
political clubs from all parts of the country
hGye announced their intention to be pres.
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MADISON WIS June "a meeting Of
the c)mmit'aea OF tho national educational
association which conveues here from July
lO.h 70 18TH, was hold at the chpitol to-day
Hon. Thomas A. B'ck0elI president; Cover.
nor J.. l.. Rusk, Ex-Governor Lucius Fair
child and others being present. Reports oil
the committee On arrangements show the
city eau accommodate some 5000 people
one. hllf that number OF teachers having
already registered.
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AN hyENGING ANGEL.

WASHINGTON, june 0..-[5pecal 1T vas
learned az ;hs treasury department to-day
that special ogsut OF that department j.
now in Texas on tour OF investigation q
several matters, the details OF which could
not be furnished tor publication Report
has 1t, that Collector Pate, OF Corpus
Christi, Will be called on.
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pERsoNAL-EivER AND nARBOR BlLL

WAsHNGroN, june 0.-TSpfcial is. j..
TSrgku onu vie, OF Paris. ere here.
nj Ws!ibcr1 las been dee!gnnted by
Spefkgr q ris g. preside over tho Com-
mittca Of sre whole whip the river and
harhor bin is bsiDg debated. This com.
piinent 10 Mr.. W1liboin ana TO TexGs,
which has suon q lsrEe Interest in the bill.
The totol fmouuL appropriated IN the bill
ia $40 600 eco, OF which Texas il put down
Sor e.7S0 NpD
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NEWARK, n. J., June 8. -Cbancellor RIn.
yon hAs issued an order to the Newark
Savings institution managers directing
them TO show cause why they should rot
be punished for contempt. in losning the
banks funds contrary to the chancellor's
ORDERS
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SUPPLEMENTARY MARKETS.


NEW ORLEANS, June 9.-Flour dull. fam
lily nominal; high grades, 1926 to So 90
Corn quiet but steady; mixed, 60 to 20
white, 75. OATS quiet. Cora meal steady
with lair demand; SO 30 to $40 Hay in
good demand; prime, SIG 10 $3.50; choice
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A WISE MESSAGE.

WAsHIHGroy, June 9.-[Press. 1.-The
presideps to-day has seut the senate mes
sage suggesting the propriety OF congress
appropriating S5SS coo tor the purpose Of
makiDr complete and harmonious
selection Of exhibits in behalf of the GOV.
eminent Mt tao Ne9 Orleans Exposition.
1t was referred 10 the committee on appro-
priations. The president says the i'm
portsuca OF the purpose and benefits OF
the Nav Oclesus exhibition are continental
in their scope. Standing a. the threshold
almost OF the unopened markets of the
Spanish and Portuguese America, New
Orlesns il the natural gateway TO that
trade, and The exhibition offers TO the peo-
pie of Mexico and Central and South
America adequate knowledge Of our farm
ing implements, mstalo, manufactures Of
cotton and woo!en goods ana
like necessaries Of existence
in respect to which these countries
are either deficient or supplied to q limited
extent. The breaking down Of barriers
which still separate US from tho republi, Of
America whose productions 81 entirely
complement our own will mid greatly in
removing the disparity OF commercial in
tercourse under whic1 Less than 10 per cent.
of our exports goes 20 American countries.
trust congress will realize the
urgency Of this Recommendation and make
its appropriation Immediately available so
the board may loss no time in undertaking
extensive preparations necessary 10 spread
more intimate knowledge of our govern.
mental Institutions aud national resources
among the people Of our country and neigh
boring states in s. way 10 command the
respect due it in tbs family OF nations.
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SUNDAY HARVESTING

A number OF farmers throughout the
county, fearing tho threatening aspect OF
the weather, which hetokensd heavy rain,
cast aside ihe custOm OF the land and re.
gan harvelting Sunday. Harvesting is in
I'LL blast all over tbe county, and it will
not DO long before new wheat will DO on the
market,
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WILL SAVE THE HAZE
And keen 1t In 4 strong and healthy coudi.
tiou, because it will stimulate the roots Of
the hnir, ard restore the natural action
upon which its growth depends.
Burnetrs FlaYorirg Extracts are sbsO'
lptalv mira
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| EhCtOEflilN' D. EiVUITIUIIy,
J. IL. Webster, orr enteTprising pho
loerapner is having an electric light with
IN lncanGs. cent attachment put in his 81 t
studio, which VII, euabls him 10 make pho
tographs at might a. well as day. Tais is q
ODD thing for people who have no lime
iurirg the busy hou,S Of the day "a sis for
PICTURES. SUCH eau now nave them taken
| At night.
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DORSEY'S DENIAL.

NyAsH1NeroN, June 9.-[Press.] -Ex.Sen-
Springer, chairman Of the committee oa
EXPENDITURES in the department OF justice,
in which he alludes to the testimony OF
MacVesgh and James as picturesque speci-
mems of falsehood, and TO James story
about Garfield, q miserable fabrication OF
a. miserable man, and says he
bGeves Salisbury, of salt Lake, Utah,
- 5000, 600 to the Bliss-Brewster crowd
to protect what the law ought to project
him in, snd that George o. Spencer de.
msnded Of the late ]. w. Boster and him
self Dorsey $1,000 to pay Elkins for the
purpose OF avoiding indictment and prose-
CutiOn.
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The National Committee

CsrcAGo, June 6.-Late TO night Genera
Henderson, chairman OF the convention
completed the committee to notify Mr.
Blaine aud General Logan of their nomin
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The boy that showed locket ~ M, Webb,
the jeweer, last week, Will &c literally re-
warded by RETURNING the same TO the Amer
ica1 National bank,
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rlE LUyEnYuEN's ASSOCIATIONS.

GA Thursday the liverymen tSjf c.tT
viii give mo ho' cI their wee XIV ~ shares.
From the programme appended he lover.
~ racing wi readily see that e Iaso n 81
~ n store. GDa l4dls, Of DGllGa are tgna.i.
ally Invited to gracs the Cccsaioa w,.h :E5r
presence. The rocsH wi couneGCo at
O'Clock sharp. Admission free. The pEC-
grsmrIs 8 - follows:
FIRST RACE.
PaciDg--.Ni,e heuts, beet .wo in three:
A. Brswalee, enter o. &. Mac a. Cain, {. 2.
Button.
SECOND RACE
Runnilg-H mite dssh: +. Cranes, b.
Q. Josh Billings; e X. Martin, e. 2. Sam C.
THIRD RACE.
TfottinG-mile heG,s: A. Gain, b. m. SURie
Lockwood; Mcdowell e Simmons, b. m.
Fly; ClooS e. Desmond, b &. Harry.
FOURTH RACE.
One Quarter Dark-Hargia e Lawg, .. &.
Corset Mcdowell & Simmons, 4. 8. Bill.
FIFTH RACE.
Pacing--Mile heots; Tom Elrgis, blk Z.
Tom Fl; William EOpersor, 6. m. Dolly
Ed. Randall, 6 n. Daisy.
SMITH RACE.
Ezbihition Racs-Douols team against
tirpa ON
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yoRTY.laGuTu CONGRESS- TIGsI
SESSION.

| .,,... ,sh"n 'IIp-,.,, Ill.,.
MAsH!"GToN, JAH ~ 'ir,,,I-I N' ,'-,
ME insisted npon us amendment. u l.'
labor statistics Dill anu srp'ln''" c'N'
n.lae ~ c'ni'rCtce.
NJ vance,, suonltleu th' We ~ .Ht,
! miNp t.yn. me committee 'h F'''..'H'' .''
| elections gaP.fdlAs me i'"E'.' .'F-N''"'
ron.
Nj. A.l's'r, rom me m''h'r7 ON i.'
| urnpraHons' reported aL' l'h.nF .t.
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| ylfin. 10Y .ag 9" .'r1' 10 vel f. '"l..chi
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on i.r '.Pl'. md .'r'hsT con ration %.
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i1a G-'' appointed "it.'f' M |''0''
! "..lr 'iA .E|H'H eos. ni.'-H 70. ''H'.I.itt
on .ao labor aar.1H b y.
h.,"- "1 tE-cGl... session iNH n'f"ie a"-
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-12

Those suffering from Dyspepsia, indiges
ton, etc., should read the advertisement
ofColden's Liquid Beef Tonic.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-12
NOMINATIONS.

WksnNGgoS, June o. PseSsl- ~ mine
tOss: Observation-Disclosures Ho'stgp'el,
Cnorn, TtXas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-12

Buy Whittskec's star hams cuiv, ii you
want to eat something toothsome.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-12

GALvEFT0N, june O. rne following is th'
daily COMMUNICATING go--nn s-4.amenl:

Exports this week: Gtes5 Britain, 73f;
FRANCS, none; Continent, > us. Stock at
oil United States ports this day, 443 81;
this day last wear, 54S 9)2.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-12

The nest gluoklna toon0co T. 'L'trs
Joker g.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-12

WONDERFUL ENiK 5 s "35.'i 5S 6 855i'
and 4, the BEST PAIN KILLER md VEtDi Ei'HF
)Dsr 30 a. Price fifty Cents, 90 nli dcnlers.
Wholesac hr CRnWulla LHuG 90, nal.ag. Tx.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-12
NEW ADVEETlSEM ENTS.

CIGARETTE SMOKERS who are Wiling to
4 pay Il little moro for Cg ret'es than the
pice charged for the ordinary trade Cigarettes
viii find tho
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-24
Caught in The Act.

DENVER, September 23.-Yesterday
morning, the cashier of the First
National bank of Las Vegas, New
Mexico, became convinced that robbers
were tunneling from an adjoining build
ing to the vault in the bank. Guards
were Immediately placed in and around
the bank. Those inside observed the
masonry of the vault gradually sinking.
The robbers beneath worked on, ignor-
ant of their danger. At l o'clock, a
Mexican volunteered to go down to the
cellar to investigate. He had taken a
few steps ON the stairs when he saw
some one coming up. The Mexican
fired without a word and the man fell
dead. The body was brought out. The
watchmen began tearing up the floor
of the bank and the adjoining building
with the evident intention of shooting
the robbers on sight. The work is slow
the mean fearing to getin range of those
below, who, at times, are seen rushing
from one shadow to another. Up to thi:
time nothing more than q hide-and-seel
game has been done. The dead robbel
is recognized as one of the masons who
built the vault. The excitement is in
tense.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-24
= ~
A Righteous Ruling.

WASHINGTON, September 23.- Profess
sor Gregory, of the civil service COM
mission, has written long letter upon
the subject OF political assessments. The
chief points which it contained are in
the following extracts: 1.-The grand in
tent of those sections of the civil service
act, which relate to contributions for
political purpose was two-fold, to pre-
vent the use of government places and
government funds as forces to control
elections; and to protect govern
ment employees from compulsory
contribution to political funds the CLERK
Is employed to work for the people and
not for party, and his pay comes from
the people and not from his party.
What he earns, therefore, is his own,
and it is gross tyranny to extort from
him any part of his earning by threats OF
removal or by promise of promotion.
The clerk, outside his clerkShip, is still
a, citizen, and Us citizen has q common
interest with all good citizens in the
progress and welfare of his country,
the common right to vote and express
| opinions, to form associations with
those of like opinion, and to use his
| money in all lawful ways to propagate
his opinions. AS an officer or employee
of the government, he is strictly under
the authority of Congress in all his off
cial work and relations, and must not
violate any of the four prohibitions of the
civil service act. But outside his official
life and relations, beyond the realm OF
| his duties to the government, and be-
yond his connection with governmental
people and places, he becomes a simple
citizen and has all the duties, interests
duties and rights of his fellow citizens
not in the public employ. The inter-
probation of the civil service law is easy
and the path Of duty required by it is
plain to all who honestly regard it. The
two grand aims are the absolute defense
of the ballot box from all corrupt or
corrupting official influence and the
protection of government officials from
political assessments. These two great
public demands of the law must and
viii be fully and fairly enforced. -