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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

The diplomatic relations between
Bussia and England as shown in this
mornings dispatches, are not as salts
factory as they were a few days
ago. They cannot remain as they now
are for any length of time. 1t is stated
that Russia has become more positive
and exacting in her demands q which
cannot be acceeded to by 2 gland.
Both are making the most extensive
preparations for war, and actual hos
tilities could not involve much larger
amount OF money than each Is now OK
pending, 1t is said the English govern
ment has ordered all her merchant ves-
sells to leave the Black Sea immediately,
which looks very much as il she ex-
pected to begin hostilities soon, and
wants to protect her merchant marine
from capture. A few days will cert ainly
bring matters there to.a final termna
ton so tar as war is concerned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

In appears the rebels are in the as
cendent in Panama, and threaten the
destruction of that town. 1t is said
government troops are on the way there
20 protect persons and property, but un-
less they reach their destination soon
t hey may be too late to accomplish the
benefits intended.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

DISPATCHES indicate another strike
among telegraph operators. 1t is to be
hoped ii viii be averted. These strikes,
occurring as often as they do, are detri-
mental to the best business interests
OF the country, and generally leave
laboring men poor in purse and the
necessaries of life, often in debt, and
which takes them months of hard work
and economy to regain what they lost
while out of employment. Every effort
should be made by all interested to
settle matters without resorting to ex-
treme measures.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

MISSISSIPPI has taken the lead In one
direction, if no other, and de-
erves all credit for so doing,
A man has been sent to jail there
or 80 days for having playfully pointed
an unloaded gun at another man. The
gun didn't 60 off but the pointer did and
will probably not be so pestiferously
sportlve on future occasions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

THE ruling passion is strongest in
death. NAPOLEON died with the order,
"tete d armee," on his lips. GEN. LEE
passed away issuing commands to A. p.
HILL, to prepare for action, and when
he Galveston News turns her toes up
to the daisies it will be with the drawl-
ing ejaculation "l2 foot s-l-a-ck."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21
Croquet and Lawn Lennls AZ Erh,a
PIeuro-Pnepmon,.

ST.. Lows, April 2O.-H. NJ. Taylor,
agent Of the United States bureau of
animal industry, arrived at st. Louis
to-day from Washington and has go
cured the cooperation OF the Missouri
Pacific, the Wabash and the Chicago &
Alton railways In placing an embargo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21
Mentherfnrh Nntns

WEATHERFoRD, April 2O.-[Special. =
State Of Texas vs.. Martin Roddy, kill
ing COWS that bro ke into his field, &C.
quilted.
The State of Texas snatched old Man,
mic Skies bald-headed again to-day for
keeping too good hotel. She gave
bonds and passed over until the next
term,
District Clerk II. w. Spivey, who has
been sadly missed by a large circle of
friends, is reported better to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21
Marbles, tops, balls and bats, at Erb's
Marshall Matters.

MARSHALL April N.-[Special. Capt.
Il. j. Fry, t. p. Hawley and the other
Sir Knights have returned from Paris,
and are highly delighted with their trip.
Gen. w. p. Lane, president OF the Old
Veterans association, left for sherman
yesterday morning. Several .othsrs of
THESE gallant old heroes will also attend
from this city and county.
The announcement OF the veto mes.
sage of the governor of the land bill
meets with the genuine approval of the
people Of cast Texas.
Senator Pope has returned from
Austin.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

THE Nolan County News boasts Of the J
fine oats in that county. 1t thinks n"
Ian can't be beaten in the producer m Of
small grain and vegetables j. ia pleas-
ant 10 see this commend ,ble pride in
the development of the country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

Gov. IRELAND has pardoned F..
MoUNTLoUIs, who was sent to the peni-
tentiary last September from Parker
county, for horse stealing. Late devel-
opments go to show that the charge
was false In the main, hence the action
of the executive.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

THE Bowie Cross Timbers (Montsgue)
says: "If Dallas intends building a
railroad in northwesterly direction,
she had better look whore the most bus
mess is done, for railroads generally
seek the towns that do the most bust.
ness" 1t claims that Bowie is "away
ahead of Decatur" Dallas is survey Ing
the field, and will take Bowie's brave
talk into consideration.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21
TUESDAY. APRILa1. 1885.

THE Odd Fellows all over the country
are making preparations to celebrate
their anniversary day. The HERALD
returns thanks for an invitation to a
grand ball at Waxahachies on April q,
and grand barbecue and ball at Mid
land on the 2Sth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21
Bite from Bolton.

Bolton, April 2O,-LspeCial. l-Heavy
rains tell throughout the county yoster-
day.
Corn generally has been plowed one
time, and about threo-fourths of the cot
ton is planted.
The fire department will celebrate to-
morrow with a picnic and contest for o
trumpet, the Temple department par
ticipRting.
No new. developments In the post
Office muddle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

THE Gatesville Sun says buyers of
cattle are commencing to come In.
Yearlings range from SO TO IS, two-year
olds bring $40 and stock. cattle average
aboutSll. 1t further says the numbers
are not large, but the amount realized
from their sale will go rar towards re-
lieving the stringenoy of money mat
ors. The debt of Coryell is only $4,000
all told aud that was used to make
county bridges.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

THE Colorado Clipper is filled wit
wool and young lamb talk, predictinf I a
yory large drop Of lambs this seasor Il
hopes, too, for good prices, from the
shortage of the wool crop in b ,h The
United States and Australia. n sneak.
ing of the death Of CAPT. ] ING, the
great cattle monarch, 1t avs: ale
CAPT. KING was said TO 20 the largest
cattle owner in the We rid, and @. G.
SLAUGHTER, of DALI IS, the second
lsruest.u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21
Picknick and lunch baskets at Erb,,
nlInola senatnrshIn.

SrRiNeFRLp, April 2O-In tho Joint
session of the general assembly "a votes
were cast; Morrison, IS; Logan, 10;
Richard w. Townsend, 3; A. McCraig,
Il JohnC. Black, /; Henry S. Bouttelle, T.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21
The Galveston Election Frauds.

GALVESTON, April 2O.-The city coun-
Gil met in regular session this evening,
and quite a crowd were present, expect
ing the mayor would submit his nomi-
nations for municipal offices, but these
were withheld in Difference to the re-
quest of the board, in caucus assembled
this afternoon. @. j. Allen, alder.
derman from the twelfth ward =,
whose seat is being contested by N. w.
Quincy, presented his resignation, on
the grounds that he was too poor to 90
into q contest, and suggesting that a
new election be ordered. The board re-.
fused TO accept Aliens resignation, on
the grounds that it would stop the in
vestigation and be an injustice to Mr..
Quincy, who had determined TO
probe the fraud to the bottom.
and show that he was honestly elected
by handsome majority of the voters OF
the city. 1t is currently rumored that
Aliens resignation was the result of q
deep laid scheme to stifle the investipa.
ton now In progress 10 lay bare the
frauds committed in the eleventh ward
in the vote for mayor. The council, after
trsnsRcting the necessary routine bust
ness, adjourned till tomorrow at 10 a.
m. The committee of tho whole will
meet to consider the Curry-Allen con-
test, when some startling developments
are expected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

How people do differ! Whilst the
great body of the press in the state is
vociferous in spplaudlng the action of
the governor in yetoing the land bill,
the Big Springs Paragraph cries aloud
in this toothachy style: "oh, Lordyl
Oh, Lordy! Are we to be afflicted two
years more with tho land board" The
governors medicine makes the Panta-
graph sick.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

THE horses OF great warriors live to
remarkable ages. That of SToNEwALL
JACKSON isstill alive and must be get
ting on towards so. GEN. GRANTS
horse, which he rode at Vicksburg, was
sold the other day, and must BIO as old,
whilst the old white horse of GEN. LEE
has not yet departed for horse heaven.
There is vast responsibility connected
with those animated relics of the great
struggle,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21
Hor,rorn,. Acid phnsnhnta.

ADMIRABLE RESULTS IN FEvERs.
Ord. j. Ryan, st. Louis, Mo-, says:
VI invariably prescribe II in fevers;
also In oonvalescence nom wasting aud
uebilitating diseases, with admirable
results. l also find IL a tonic to an en-
feebled condition of the genital organs"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21
senor Pernlta.

WASHINGTON, April 2o,-The presi.
dent of Salvador has designated Senior
Poralta to represent that republic in
washington. Senior Peralta Is already
Ricn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21
ned) NORMAN j. CoLMAN,
Commissioner of Agriculture.


The commissioner Of agriculture to-
day issued circular giving official
notice of the existence Of contagious
pleuro-pneumonia In Galloway
county, Missouri, and calling
the attention Of all persons
Interested to section ana of the act
establishing the bureau of animal in
dustry, which make it penal offence of
any railroad company or vessel owner
to transport, and for any person TO drive
or convey diseased animals from one
state to another. The commissioner
says every effort will BIO made to strictly
enforce the provisions OF these sections.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

Smoke only what is pure. The Rich
mond Straight Cut Cigarettes are noted
for their purity ~ well as their superior
quality.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21
The Throat.

The Throat.
Browns Bronchial Troches'r act di-
rectly on the organs OF the voice. They
have an extraordinary effect In all dis
orders OF the throat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21
Ar BARRENs, OREGON.

SALEM, April 2O.-A fire started in
Barrens, about five miles south
OF here, to-day, and Is burning fiereely
across tract of country about three
miles wide. Parties of men have been
hghting the flames all day. Hundreds
OF acres Ofvaluable timber have already
been destroyed. The town Of Quinton
is in danger of destruction, should the
velocity OF the wind increase,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

We have them In 14.rlb Fine Satin
Coaching, tipped In CelIuiOid, Amber
or Coral to match tho various Satins
at$3,50.
Same style and finish on same quality
OF ParaSOl, with Canopy Top, at 81.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

on sll ca-.;le from Callow- o.,,.,
TINS ST. .te. These rail- h couuty, al "a
-fuctlohs 70 sne' local agents TO TO-
1use AZ sn4p -nents of cattle from
Galloway and contiguous counties,
unless accompanied by q certificate
o. ne@p.n from government inspector.
Noi; Hunter, president of the National
nat'le and Horse Growers association OF
we United States, sent the folio wing
telegram This morning:
"St Louis, April 20.--To Hon. Norman j.
| Colman, Commissioner of Agriculture,
Washington.
Contagious pIeuro pneumonia is
| spreading in this state and as individual
and local efforts are pOwerless TO check
its progress, ask you to please see the
attorney general Immediately and get a
decision at once as to your power under
the law to use funds appropriated for
the bureau of animal industry to stamp
out this contsgion, which threatens the
entire cattle industry. Prompt action is
necessary
70 this Mr.. Hunter received the fol-
lowing:
Washington, April 2O.-To Col II. d Hun
ter, president.
nave asked the opinion of the comp.
troller ofthe treasury and the attorney
general also, as to my power to destroy
cattle that have bsen exposed 4 10
pleuro. pneumonia and am promised a
written opinion to-day or tomorrow.
As soon as received will inform the
public.
) (Signed) NORMAN j. CoLMAN,
CnmmiesiOnar nf A crrionltura
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21
The Fire Record.
AT MIILSAp.

MLLsAP, April 2O.-[Speclal. Fire
was discovered this morning about 1910,
in the rear of the Union hotel, two.
story double frame house, owned by
Doris Il Lewis. Part of the furniture
was saved. Mrs. Hobbs and two chill
dren had narrow escape, as the fire
cut of passage by stairway. A resi-
dence adjoining the hotel was destroyed,
but the contents were saved. Loss on
hotel and furniture, $500; insurance,
$500. Loss on residence, $500; no insu.
rance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21
THB NEWEST THU
Swiss En- roderies

openedour ma.
ulo or trimming the finest fabrics We
me- The goolsare
nnhedse andseparo widths morning
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-21

We have them also of Fine Satin,
Changeable Innings, Canopy inside
and out, at$6,50.
Fine Quality Satin, made same style,
TRIMMED WITH HEAVY WIDE
LACE, $40.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-04

OeIrtGS s Co.,
gtneral>a stnien,
30. 2 Bowlina @reen, Mew=Ds,.
Us. s. Oouns unb s. @rteienbed & Co.,
@ssnten fit Gan Antonio.
p. &ufef, Msent fir Sdu enburs.
8. y. Bdr, asent in Souton.
q. @ran3 (fraber @ran5 & SeBler)
S~dulenburS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-04
Houston & Texas Central Rail Road

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Walbe Sen. at. fr ssedper, 5oufon, Eras
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1885-12-16

Hacks, coupes and harness. All in
fine order. Will sell or trade. Call
Grand Central Hotel office.
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Accurate Iseportink.

A statement in the Daily Times OF
this city, copied into the Erening Er-
press aud into the country newspapers
generally, has been circulating for the
past few weeks, saying that the theo-
logical college" to be erected by Senator
Maelay would be located on Pocasset
creek has caused interminable trouble
to many good people who had fondly
supposed from what they read in the
HERALD that the college would be To-
Gated in San Fernando, although the
Times first located the institution in
West Los Angeles. Inquiries have be-
come so frequent about this vexed ques.
ton that the facts will have to be stated
over again.
The last time the writer saw Pocasset
creek it was quiet stream in the State
Of Rhode Island, in full view of the
ancient Brown University, standing up
on the hill where Roger Williams
preached his sturdy belief. The state
ment that the honored Senator was to
locate his college on Pocasset creek was
rather novelty to HIM and his friends.
His friends, especially, were surprised
10 think that he would found school
$500 miles away, where none was
needed and the population decreasing,
instead of locating it in the growing val
lev OF San Fernando, where health and
beauty are all abroad and people are
fiocking in to found new social and in
tellectual centers. Those who wish to
DO assured OF the LOCATION OF the,college
can take the train to San Fernando, and
opposite the ticket office OF the railway
company, and leading northeasterly, at
right angles with the railroad, he will
find Maclay avenue, four miles in length,
on the east side Of which, about forty
or fifty rods from the depot, between
Msclay and Macneil avenues, near the
bluff OF the Pacoyma, on beautiful
plain the campus OF the college spreads
out in yerdant beauty. Good bye, Po-
casset, fond and long good bye!
Nothing like accurate reporting.
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There has been very "slick custom
or" around the city for the past few
days palming himself off as of the U. s.
Secret Service Bureau. He pretended
to be looking for "a man wanted" and
called upon the police officers to aid
him saying the Chief had told him to
command any officer whose services he
needed" Some of the boys thought 1t
all right, an finally one.legged man
who has been about town for a while
past was arrested and lodged in Jail,
booked as "a witness" The fellow had
a check on the Los Angeles National
Bank for $3.50, which he gave to a
friend to cash, he having advanced
something like $40 on the strength of the
check. When presented for payment,
the cashier did not quite like the looks
Of the thing and inquiries were set
afoot, but the Secret Service Agent then
became very secret in his movements
and ''folded his tent like the Arabs and
silently stole away" lie gives the
name Of Frank Angel, and presents an
appearance arguing no great amount OF
prosperity. II he is in the Federal ser
vice he Is much disguised in dress as
compared with the dapper outside usu.
ally presented by Uncle Sans favored
aona
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THE TABERNACLE.
Dr. munhaiI's Meetings Waking
nlnnH Converts.


many Converts.
A great stress OF news and business on
the HERALD's columns has prevented CIV
ine the desired attention to the revival
going forward at the Tabernacle unoer
the leadership OF Doctor Munhali. Inc
meeting on Sunday afternoon was at
tended BY great congregation oil males
The Doctor discoursed in very pam
language on sins which cannot De
snoken Of openly. At the First Pres
bvteriap church large gathering OF
women exclusively was addressed BY
chr;sti.ns of their own sex under the
leadership of Mrs. Dorsey, wife Of the
BAPTIST pastor. a.
dhe Sunday night services at the
Tabernacles was great crush. There
we're 5000 persons present and the Joys
os heaven and despair OF hell were de-
nicted in graphic colors by MunhalPs
eloquent tongue.
Monday night and last night the
house was well filled, and every sign OF
increasing interest was found. The
subject under discussion on both these
occasions was "Separation, or the duty
Of the people Of God to come out from
the world and keep themselves pure
from the pollution Of all its sins.
The services at the Trinity M. K.
Church South for Bible reading in the
afternoons are crowded and the capacity
of the house is strained to hold the
great numbers wishing to enjoy these
services.
Doctor Muahall is making deep i'm.
preston on his audiences at each time OF
gathering. There are great many Pc
coming interested in religion, and tne
Secretary reports many hopefully con
verified to the leading of the new life nm
posed by Christianity on converts to the
faith OF the Cross.
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The steamer 0r;zaba sailed yesterday
from San Francisco with the following
passengers on board: For Los Angeles;
T A Kimmel and wife, N Wolfskill, M
Wolfskill. Miss Gertie Bush, l. Q Kel-
logg. P Bronton, T T Bronton, N Pom.
thus, DIR Gresham, Miss Davis. Miss +
Kohler, w Il Davis, James A Wilder, E
II Thompson, Antoine Jansen, John A
Paser, W v Vale, ] Costello, A X Clark
and Voot.
For San Diego; C Williamson and
wife, r Johnson and wife, O'Neil and
wife, P Mclean, Mrs J S Ogden, Edwin
Reed, James Muir, Mrs Norton, Mrs At
water aud child, Mrs A Bell, Max
Schwab, s F Belding, S Faivre, Thomas
Keatley, wife and daughter, J w Shot
well and wife, Mrs Henry Phelps, Mrs
w w Shaw and daughter, G B Shaw,
John Hansen, A w Gilbert, G Antoine,
NJ Respini and two others, Mrs Ed.
wards, W I Veitch. Captain J W Phil
ms. Mrs Wheelock and child.
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The "Queen Of Comedy" ought to be
sure of rousing welcome in Los Ange-
les, which is nothing if not cosmopoli-
tan, and which boasts large French
colony. The finest singing comedienne
Of nation which is especially prolific OF
comedians, Nine. Judic is too well known
to need an introduction. The choicest
and most enthusiastic adjectives OF the
critics have been lavished on her art
ever since she came to America. She is
said to be an irresistibly charming woman
as well as great actress, and her pic.
lures represent an exceedingly beautiful
face. Her season here is not long. For
this reason it has been decided to have a
season ticket sale, and Messrs. McLain
& Lehman report that the subscription
tickets are being rapidly subscribed for.
We advise our r, aders who are DESTROYS
Of attending to 90 and select their seats
at once. The operas selected are LA
Perichole" aud tia Grande Duchesse. "
The season is certain to be fashionable
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FURNITURE.
ON SATURDAY "! NEXT, DEC. 18TH,


Al the second house west OF Pearl, on
Eleventh street. in the orange grove, all the
well kept furniture of that beautiful mod
ern built house. (house to let) consisting OF
fine Piano and stool, Parlor Furniture,
Fine Pictures, Bordered Wilton Carpet.
Chamber Furniture-Fine Marble Top,
new style of Black Walnut Sets. Chamber
Carpets.
Dining Room-Black Walnut Extension
Pillar Dining Table. Brace-Arm Black Wal.
nut Dining Chairs, Marble Top Black Wal
nut Sideboard, Dining Room Carpet.
Kitchen Furniture-Kitchen Range and
all Cooking Utensils, Croekery. Glass and
China Ware also various articles such as
are usually found in hrstclass house.
Can be seen on the morning of sale.
The above furniture is in excellent order,
and nearly new.
Also Horse, Buggy and Harness.
The House to Let in the Orange Grove
The house is a fine, new modern built house,
consisting OF parlor, dining room, kitchen
large bedroom on lower floor. and three
chambers above. The house Is situated in
the midst of one Of the most beautiful or
ange groves in the city OF Los Angeles; fruit
choice and sweet; the trees are in full bear
ing. To any parties in want Of a first class
house with all modern cenveniences, please
examine. JOHN c. BELL,
decl6td Auctioneer.