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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-10
Texna Pntania.

S.A. Haseltine & Bro, patent solicit
tors, Springfield Missouri, send the
HERALD tho following list of patents is
sued to citizens of Texas during the
past week;
II. Bartlett, Colorado, fireplace heater.
;. ID. Blake, Dallas, pantaloons.
L. w. Carrico, San Antonio, making
concreot walls.
w. Laughlin, Midlothian, stovepipe
Joint.
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An Important War Implement Patent

An Important War Implement Patent.
WASHINGTON, June 0.-Patents were
issued to-day for new system for the
production Of spherical and conical pro-
Jectiles. BY the new process the old
and tedious method ofturning in lathe
TO reduce TO the proper shape Is avoided,
the product coming perfectly formed
direct from the bar. The secretaries OF
tho war and navy thought so highly of
its value that they asked 10 have tho
patent put through as quickly as posi-.
Die. The inventor is e.. s. Simmonds,
of kitehburg, Massachusetts.
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Almost Drownad.

HAROLD, June Especial. Charlie
Hill, a lad of 6years, from Wichita
Falls, came very near being drowned in
the railroad pond this evening, but was
rescued by painter working in the
water tank near by. IL was thought he
was dead at first, but hs was finally re-
augpitatad'
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SPORTING.


A MANAGER RESIGNS,
WACO, June 0.-ISpocial.l- Louis
Newburg, mSaagor OF the Waco Browns
base ball club, has resigned aud Is sue.
coded by Rufus HeaLhnrlY.
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NEW YORK, June 9.-The railroad
presidents decided this afternoon that
they could take no steps in adjusting
the general situation till a re.organize-
tlon OF the western pool was affected.
me passenger agents held meeting
but took no action.
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RAILROAD NEWS.

Houston n Texas Central Statement.
GALVESTON, June 9.-The receivers Of
the Houston & Texas Central railway
to-day filed with the clerk Of the United
mates Circuit Court statement Of
the cash receipts snd disbursements
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The storm last evening kept many
from the entertainment at Mayer's
Garden last night, but the opportunity
will be afforded them tonight to hear
"Colonel DAM again and nobody
should miss Il,
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Pursuant 10 u judgment rendered in
the District Court in favor of Il. NJ.
Reardon VS.. the Texas Trunk Railway
for $4,000, Sheriff Smith yesterday
10 We'd an execution on the line and ali
Its rolling stock. The sheriff has as.
sumed charge of the line.
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Up Congo River,

WASHINGTON, June 9.--The Secretary
OF the Navy has received report from
Rear Admiral English, dated Congo
River, May 2, stating that he had sent
Lieutenant Il. II. Taunt up the Congo
River to the Stanley Pool on an expedi-
ton of observation,
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NEUROLOGICAL.
Frank Is. ClInkaenles.

TYLER, June Especial. Frank b.
Clinkscales, sheriff of this county, died
at his residence in this place to-day.
he was very popular and tho first Den-
ocrstic sheriff Smith County has bad
for years.
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Mint superintondent For

WASHINGTON, June 9.-The president
to-day appointed ex-Mayor Fox, of
Philadelphia, to be superintendent OF
the mint at Philadelphia.
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storm in Illinois.

CHICAGO, June s. The Journals
Peoria special says: A terrific wind
storm passed over Marshall County last
night. Houses were unrooied and trees
uprooted. The extent Of damage is not
known,
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A Reieoted ClerLshin.

WASHINGTON. June 81. A. Ogden,
Pennyan, New York, who recently ap-
pointed chief of a division in the third
auditors office of the treasury depart.
ment has declined the appointment,
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Departure of Minister winchester.

LOUISVILLE, June 9.-Hon. Boyd
Winchester, United States Minister to
Switzerland, left this afternoon for
New York. He will sail on Thursday
for Paris, where he remains 10 days,
He then goes to his post Mt Berne. lie
IL accompanied by his daughter Lille
and Miss Milbury watterson, daughter
ofBon. Henry Watterson. kYf2QXE5
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The weather.

COTTON BELT REPORT.
The cotton belt weather report for Texas,
showing the maximum and minimum tenn.
perature; also the rainfall for the past "a
hOura. As Ms lnllnMa;
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A Tcxaa Postmnstnr Annnlntah

n AuAAH FOstMhsIef NppOInted.
WARRINGTON, June 9.--Among the
postmasters appointed by the president
to-day was Henry 7. Davis, at Orange,
Texas ~
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Uncle Dan Rice said that Dallas had a
vigilant rival in Fort Worth and must
be up and doing. He paid glowing
tribute TO Dallas, however, and brought
down the house. Be sure and hear him
tonight,
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The most entertaining and humorous
lecture of the season will be heard from
"Uncle Dan Rice,n the veteran show
man, at Mayors Garden this evening.
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Lowed On,

Don't forget Dan Rice at Mayors this
vening.
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FRAUDi UAUrrONIl

MRuJ Hotels ard Restaurants uf, IS
LIZA 6 PKRRiNs lotloe with o INJURIOUS
mixture and srRyE n as the chNtiNN
sea y Penins worceslgTxhlV SaiN
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49, ROCHESTER,, June |, 1882. "Ten
Years ago | was attacked with the
most Intense and deathly pains In
my back and
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Why thn .lInrnln Is tho Best.

Tho improved method by which it has
been made possible to produce pure
cream OF tartar, has had an important
bearing upon the manufacture Of baking
powder. BY the process heretofore gener.
ally employed it has been found impossi'
bic to remove all impurities, more partic:
ularly the tartrate OF lime,which remained
to such an extent as TO greatly impair the
quality OF the cream OF tartar, and to in.
teriere seriously with tho strength and
wholcsomcness ofthe baking powders into
which it entered.
In the new process which is owned by
tho ROYAL Baking Powder Company Of
New York, and exclusively employed in
its extensive tartar works, the imported
Crdde grape acid is so treated as to remove
ali ycstige Of tartrate OF lime or other i'm.
purities, giving product before unknown
"A chemically pure cream OF tartar.
Nv the employment OF these superior
facilities the Royal Baking Powder Com
pany has made the Royal Baking Powder,
as the chemists all certify, OF the highest
possible degree Of strength, absolutely
pure" and wholesome, and with an always
uniform leavening power. 1t IS ior these
reasons that the "Royai" never fails to pro-
duce bread, biscuits, cakes, ETC., that are
light, sweet, digestible and wholesome
the eating Of which is never followed by
indigestion, or any Of those physical dis:
comforts attendant upon the partaklng OF
improperly prepared food. In rendering
possible the production OF q baking pow
der possessed OF these qualifications. the
improved method OF refining cream OF tar
tar becomes q matter Of material import
ance to tho culinary world.
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FASHION NOTES.

Pd1, Litter.
Shawls are to come in again; vertiable
shawls worn shawl.wise; and therefore the
wise folk say it is on this accouuttou
res are SO pronounced; shawls demand
them. But II you have any really yalu'
able ones laid by, let me recommend you
to have them arranged as NANTES, which
ran be done now without cutting thread,
40 that when you are tired OF the arrange
ment, you have only to undo the stitches
and return your shawl to the wardrobe.
They are treated in various ways accord
ing 10 the size or shape, but Gquarc, scarf,
and oblUng, all answer. They arc of the
Dolman order, fitting in the back, with
sleeves. Sometimes u velvet collar and
culls are added. l have seen most COM
Portable travelling cloak made out OF a
pree,.and black Scotch scarf shawl with
out u thread being cut. asH
Pink, cream, maise and mauve arc very
fayorite colors for evening dresses, and
they are made in silk or satin, with lace
trimmings and llouncings; but for good
wear aud good appearance let mo suggest
plush, Some Of the most useful evening
dresses and tGa.gowns havo seen OF late
have been made in plush, which must be
good, and then is to be had in beautiful
colorines. Princess dresses with square
trains opening over tlounCed silk front
brcadths blended with lace are quite new
and charming. Be careful to choose {
good contrast to the plush in color.
High-necked chemises are in vogue, ant
for winter wear they have much TO com
mend them, especially as many people
have given UP the Cleanly habit OF wear
| ing petticoat bodices; otherwise ! do no
think there is much new in under-linen
Doctors continue to recommend wash
leather skirts and under-garments, ant
perforated wash-leather is really goot
lining to satin pettcoats and silk under
bolices; or IL you require warmth, hav'
recourse to Shetland jackets, the warlnes
possible additionwithout making the dres
bodice set badly.
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TIE NATURAL GAS pRoBLEM.

Tho welIsburg WeIIs-PrOf. Whites Further
Statements.
To the Editor IF The IntclligenccT.
Sm:-AWellsburg friend writes me that
some OF the people interested ingas there,
take exceptionto statements in my letter
to you on the gas question.
Ny remarks concerning the Wellsburg
gas region were certainly not intended to ill.,
iurcitin way, butsimply to warm heWhcel-
ing capitalists whonay undcrtaketO lay n
pipe line, against possible danger that
thew might not otherwise consider, a
danger which would apply with equal
force to any region. With regard
to the actual strength OF the
best Wellsburg gas wells, the
writer has no personal knowledge, and
the query raised with reference to this
point was prompted by information re-
ceiyed from others, l should be very
glad indeed should these doubts prove to
have no foundation, for it would BIO much
to Wheeling's interest to get her gas sup
ply there. But however desirable it may
be for Wheeling to obtain her natural gas
supplies ut the nearest possible location,
the necessity for q careful and intelligent
examination OF tho strength Of the wells
PROPOSED for transportation is none the
less urgent, before any pipe lines are laid.
It was the fear that Wheeling would 90
into the pipe laying business blindly, us
she had into tho search Tor gus, that
prompted my words OF caution on this
subject. :,
ANY well which upon closing tho exit
would develop the pressure Of 200 lbs. on
the Cuage in two or three minutes, should
think strong enough to transport protlta-
bly, Is to IS miles, and it is possible that
wells OF low strength might be SO trans
ported, but it would be unsafe to under
take it without first getting the opinion OF
an expert on gas transportation.
In my short letter to you, all the con-
ditions under which gas is found were not
mentioned, or should have added, the
rock does not always contain pebbles, but
is frequently only coarse, porous sand
stone which is doubtless tissured. In fact
the absence OF any evidence Of assures in
the vicinity OF Wheeling was one OF my
principal reasons for Condcinning it as a
gas territory. Butsince sandstone differs
from pebble rock only in having smaller
pebbles (sand grains), and no assures in
any slate rocks would hold much gas, it
still remains true, Notwithstanding the
structures OF my friendly critics, that there
is no hope Of gas at Wheeling below 1000
feet, for there are no rocks underlying that
horizon which could hold any considerable
supply. l. y. WHITE.
liorgdniown, W. Va, Jan. 10.
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land. He sent his baggage by rail, but
travelled by coach, so that he might not
meet tradesmen on the same level.
Justin A. Morrill,, OF Vermont, is the
Oldest United States Senator. DE VIII De
seventy.fve years Of age next April.
John Mccullough is steadily regaining
health, and all idea Of placing him under
the control OF guardians has been aban-
doned.
When George F. Williams, Of Boston
announced at the jackson dinner in that
city that he would skip u few pages OF his
address some irreyerent listener applauded
tic sentiment by crying "GOod"
Postmaster General Hatton recently OBJ
iectcd 10 calling certain newly estAD,
iished postofIlCe in Georgia Virginia,
the name selected by the residents, and
different name had to be picked out.
Mr.. Froude is going round the world
partly for the sake Of his health and partly
because, rs he says, ~ have grown tree
Of the chatter which my last volume o
Carlyle has brought forth, and though
that in six months, at any rate, the worIt
would forget tho existence Of 80 unluck!
a person as the biographer OF Carlyle"
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It is too early for the public to know
whether the embarrassment of Oliver
Brothers & Phillips, OF Pittsburgh, is only
temporary suspension or the wreck Of a
great manufacturing concern. Whatever
may be the outcome, there is lesson i'll
this firms trouble which ought not to be
lost.
Tho men who have met with this mis-
fortune came up from small beginnings,
in their success showing what brains and
industry can accomplish in this great
country. So long rs they stuck to their
legitimate business and were satisfied
with q volume Of trade commensurate
with their capital and tho possibility OF
keeping "a firm grip OH it, they made
money and grew.
Not content with this they branched
out into new lines Of activity. They
manufactured articles which they knew
little about, and the further they went the
moro they had to rely on other people.
They went into railroad speculations in
competition with large capitalists with
whom railroad manipulation was matter
of everyday, cold.blOoded business. They
took considerable hand in politics and
aimed at seat in the United States SEN
ate for one Of their firm.
When depression came,prices ellandthe
blight ola general shrinkage struck them,
they were largely in debt and their assets
locked up. II these energetic men had
had wisdom equal to their energy they
would have weathered the storm as we'll
os any concern in the country.
Their mishap is another instance OF
vaultins ambition DER lcNping ITSELF II
business had gone on booming they would
probably have loated with the tide. 1t is
Che ebb that catches them. Cautious bust
ness men keep in view the evil day that
always comes.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.


New South Wales produced 81, 22O,G $40
pounds Of sugar lust year.
Paper is taking tho place Of cedar in the
manufacture Of lead pencils.
The farmers OF tho United States have
ten votes 10 seven Of other occupations.
The rates at public telephones in Paris
arc 10 cents for five minutes conversation.
Berlin contributes to its local univerSitd
Sll OF the 5000 students who are register
ed for the Winter term.
The public schools Of Tucson, Ari.,
have been closed since December on &C.
count Of diphtheria epidemic.
Examination has shown that quantity
OF the Japan tea recently brought from
Japan to this country is Japan willow
leaves.
The British army has now a field
kitchen, the fro OF which will so like that
Of steam fire engine, and do its work
while on the march.
Russia makes annually 12G,0OO,0OO
wooden spoons for the Central Asia mar
ket. The common grades are made from
birch and poplar, and the best qualities
from lockwood.
Albany pops annually vast quantities Of
corn, tho average being nine barrels OF
popped to one barrel OF raw corn. The
West and Europe are the principal mar
kots for the product.
The January examinations at West
Point Academy are said to have been I'M
usually severe this year. Two out OF the
second class, twelve Of the third and
twenty-five OF the fourth class failed to
pass.
The curse OF the eldest son OF the father
of the human race seems to be no longer
effective. The British Parliament and the
American Congress have each member
bearing the name OF Caine.
London mail carriers now call ut private
residences for parcels, the same us do eX-
press messengers in this country. a scar
let card is furnished by the postal authori-
ties, which, when displayed III the win
dow, ensures Gull from the postnan.
The proportion Of those who attend
public worship to the bulk OF the popula-
ton in the following four European cities
is: Berlin 10000, population 100000;
Hamburg 5000, population 100000, Lon
don 100000, population 100000; Glas-
cow 10000, population 100000.
Raisin.making was first attempted in
California nineteen years ago. Tho fol-
lowing year about 500 boxes were made,
and the industry has rapidly progressed.
Ten years ago the crop amounted to about
10000 boxes. This year the crop is esti-
mated at 100000 boxes.
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Professor Huxley is cogltating on that
old Joke about thcvalue OF life all depend'
Gen. Phil Sheridan has q recipe for
cnrinp cold. Its "stay ut home and sit
in front Of the fire."
Hon. VIM. Parsons, of Dublin, now lee
turing in this country, says that, until inc
marriage Of the present Queen, no English
nobleman travelled on o railway In Eng
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NUTRITIOUS food is essential as a means
Of restoring Il consumptive to health. A
medicine that will strengthen the lungs
and soothe all irritation is also necessary
Such n remedy is DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry. 1t is the only preparation
OF Wild Cherry that gives complete salts
faction. 1t quickly cures coughs and colds
D6w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-19

ALIENS Bilious Physic Is purely ycge-
table liquid remedy for headaches, bilious
ness and constipation. Easily taken, act
ing promptly, relieving quickly, 20 cents
At all druggists. TTII&t~
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have used and thoroughly tried all the various
makes OF roller skates and am free to say that
your skate cups the climax. They are the most
durable and simple ever used, and are bcyond,
doubt tho best for riuk managers Or scientific
skating, a. i: ESFAbSOOk, DAytoh' "
champion Of AInericA.l
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FITs:-All Fits stopped FREQ by Dr.. Kllne's Great
NCrTG RestOrer. No FIN after first days uSe. Mar,
Hi cases, Send to DR.. Kline, 99l Arch st Phila.,
Pa Cancer Institute, 93l Arch ST.. Phll2., Pa: Go
80 NEshWFAW
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We have been using your skates for the last three
months aud have pleasure In stating that We CON
slider II superior 70 any that we have ever seen or
used. RUSSIAN ROLLER SK ATER3
With ". ". Coles Circus.
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liza gas man werc to write oetry,would
his meter DO correct"-Louisrtls Courier
Journal.
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PHILADELPHIA TA'
IhRye STATED as professional for ten years,
using during that time different skater, hut find
yours superior " any, aud shall use them Cxclu'
SivCIy hereafter. W. Il. GVODALl+
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MO CURE, NO PAY.-WHlTE-
N HURST'S Cedar Balsam Ia warranted TO cure
coughs colds Group throat and Iuug diseases, etc
Six drops dose. Try II. II not satisfied return
the empty bottle aud get your money bank. Sold
hv Mi druggists PrtCO DC. tR2'NWAs
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We have had ten years experience in roller
skating IN many countries, during which time we
have tested hundred or more different pattcriN.
| Ne have had your skate In daily use now over two
months and given Il fair trial. It is superior TO
any we have used before,
English Roller Skaters.
S. Il. BOYD,
| tr,S MARKET EOI'ARE
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champion Of the Northwest

BROOKLYN, n. Y.
The skates have been received. tried at the rink
by experts. and approved. ROB"T BusSlNG.
(Mauager Brooklyn Ruk.)
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slc,u Advertisements.

IONE DOLLAR REWARD FOR THE
~ deliver ut this Office Of PnSte Board Box
contents OF no value to any one but the cwnerl
which was left on steamer Princess last trip Sunday
evening No questions asked. jylg
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sneetal alntiecs.

4 cARD.-To all who are suffering from erfors
and {ndiscrGtiOn8 Of youth, nervous weakness,
cIns iilSt NH cure YOU, FREE OF CHANGE This
yrrst remedy was discovered by missionary In
South America Send Seli.GdIreEsed envelope 10
REv. JOSEPH T. INNAE, Station d. New YORK.
IrI
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REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.

TOR MAYOR,
JACOB ". GRUB.
CRY SERGEANT,
CD. THOMPSON.
CITY CLERK,
FRANK BOWERS.
wHAI.PNASTklG,
HENRY SHANNON.
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Local and through tickets arc sold via all TIL
above lines al Union Railroad once, 100 Marke
street. Buy your tickets there.
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Nnllrr sl,atrs.
7HE MUNCIE ROLLER SKATE.

Nine rcnSons why Ills superior to all Other.
lat. 1t Is the only adjustable button skate.
ID, il can be changed III size instantly.
ri. II d equal 10 four pair Of any other skate
4th. II has met with greater success than all
Others.
6th, II is the most simple.
9th. il Is the most durable.
an, II eau be made plain or scientific.
Sih, II Is the only practical Rink skate.
9th, II is endonGd by the finest experts and pro.
ieSSl0nAls III the world aS being tho finest move.
mont
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Go1lars and Cuffs.
TRAVELLERS guido

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ATRAINS-E EXPLANATION OF REFEREEcE MARKS.
SDaIly. tsundAy excepted. tMonday Excepted
Wheeling Time: