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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-30

MOORE HofLow, March 20.--[Specall
This community Is all agog over a 90.
olal sensation in the family OF weal-
thy stockman. Thore are large coal
mines there and among tho miners WAS
an Italian who spoke ltt-
tie English, II became known
That no was on terms OF undue Intimacy
with the daughter of the family, agad Il
Yesrs. The girls condition bscams ev.
ident and her wealthy faith aud kim
droa forced tho match, gave thb lady
away III regulation stylei furnished the
Iorelgh seducer with money and the
couple have lefl The country, 'The fam.
iiiy isone OF the wealthiest In this sec.
tion 'N7
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rx-Oov. Flelcher MIsslnr.

ST. LOUIS, March 2o.-The family and
friends of ex.Gox. Thos. @. Fletcher,
n prominent citizon and lawyer of high
at his mysterious and unaccountabl0
absence from homo. He has not been
seen for nine days, and although vari-
Gus means have been taken to ascertain
his whereabouts, no trace has
vet been found Of him
lIe has n good deal OF law business In
Washington and relatives In tho south.
eastern part OF this state aud Te xas, bui
80 far "a known he is not IN either place
Any Information OF him will be grato
fully received by his family.
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| permanent summer csmo NJ so,, ,s
pQSslole, because he fears there may Ia
| inghuul mortality amoi o them if ira,
are ihuch longer exposed to the terrible
heat and the malarial influence of their
| pNsent quariers. There Is no coniirme n.
tlon OF the report that Osman nlgna has
| sSkod to negotiate terms of surrsn der
with Gen. Graham.
0EN. WoLSELEY.
rue latest aJvlces from EpVnt NJ ato
that Gen, Wolsoley, after making an In.
spection of the military stations from
Dongola 20 Cairo, will 20 to Suakim.
II Is now certain the sdvanee of Gen.
Graham's army TO Tamai will he made
Wednesday, sufficient water stores al
sen. McNeiPs ztreha having been com
pleted to-day.
THE SUE3 CONFERENCE,
EAR Granville has instructed the Brit
ISM delegates TO the Suez conference, to
be held at Paris, to refuse to consider
any proposals that might interfere with
the customary quarantine regulations,
TROOPS IRON AUSTRALIA,
The new South Wales contingent ar.
rived to-day ard was congratulated bv
Gen. Graham upon its fine an
pearauce. He 6uloclzed tho on
trouc Institution aud seid ia
was proud to command such mon, The
troops were heartily cheered upon land.
ing. They will take part IN the advance
on Tamai. 1t is reported Csman DiVns
mas moved his camp To Tamai.
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. strong influence In the councils of nj.
party In thewest. Hewas a close f,;ans T.; raS
OF samuel J. Tilden, WAS born ,,7ae ~
augusta, Oneida county, New yors
March y, lS2s, graduated At Han,
llton college at the age of Js
ana was admitted to the bar In 1870 Hs
came west in the fall of that wear and
mpegan the practice of his profession in In
Wisconsin. AT the ago Of 23 years he ~
was elected county Judge, snS
suusequently served In the stata
gs. iaglssistufo. He become vice.
Enn tosiuea1 OF the Chicago, st. Paul &
thS same position when that road NON.
solldated with the Northwestern. He
active life il 1858, 'V''i W 'rVih
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General Washington Intelligence.
AN IMPORTANT pRoposIrIoN.

WASHINGTON, March 2s.--It is said n
proposition was submitted to PreAi-
dent Cleveland yesterday, by Dr.
Demagu, on behalf OF tho
United States Of Columbia, having ref.
eronee TO the requirement by the United
States OF commercial supremacy In tho
South American states.
THE CLEvELANDs AT CHURoH.
President Cleveland attended diyina
services to-day Mt the First Presby-
terian church, He was accompanied
by his sister, Miss Cleveland.
Miss Falson, of Buffalo, and Miss Van
Vechter, of Albany. Tho church was
Gro wded.
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stabblug Tragedy at Houston.

HoUsroN, March 20,-(special.l This
morning Il fight occurred between two
mon, the result of drunken quarre., in
which Jim King, an ex-pOlicenlnn,
was cut seven times with large knite
i've Qf the wounds being In the neck
and head, hut he Is still alive. There Il
not much hope of his recovery
lio bled twenty minutes before the flow
could be stopped. Tho party who did
tho cutting was arrested and is now In
lail awaiting the result OF the Kings in
iurlol.
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SuAKIM, March @.-Forty per cent. OF
the marines from tho fleet here are
sick with enteric complaints.
Many are also suffering from
ailments OF the ewes. The tr1ops viii
advance ON Monday from the adv need
knreba and construct another zerAha
hve miles nearer ramss. Gen Gra-
ham IL anx'ou 10 get his troops into a
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PALESTINE, March ~ -lspocial.l =
Architect Dodson arrived here yester-
day with his plans for tho now court
house,
Tho embellishments for bids will be
publ he'd next Thursday.
A brother of Mr.. NJ. Cohen, of this
city, died last week in New York CITY,
from illness brought on by over-exortion
In skating contest. Ino fact has not
served 10 abato tho skating craze in this
/ atlu
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The present administration will 10 q
worry i'm portaut one for tho ariny, owing
to the number OF high rank vacancies
which will occur Within the next -FOUR
years, and which President Cleveland
will have 10 hll. Brlgadiar.6 6eneral
Augur, who Is now In command OF tho
department of the Missouri, Will he re-
tired in July, 1885, AMI ia July, 1871, he
will be followed by Maior-GonVral Pope
aud Gen. John Nowton, chloi Vt en-
ginoors, and In August by Surgeon
| Goneral Murray. Two vaoan.
cius will occur In the
list OF brlgadier-gonerals. Whom
Con. Popo Is retired, Con. Terry or Gen.
Howard will succeed him as mIor.gcn-
eral, aud IN February, lSSS, Gen. Han
cock will o retired, thus promoting an.
other brlgadier To be malof-gUnrfal, ~ "a
making second vacancy Ia The. br' ga.
dior list. Gen. Terry ~ cniluod 70 The
\ first malor-goneralship vacated b Den,
Popo's retirement, but Con. Hs ncOcly'l
successor will become the h saa of the
army ON the rotlremont OF tlson. Sheri
dav. ten years from now. Den Nelson
. A. Miles will stand the .,nst chance ol
gettIng II. He married 40 pioce OF Gen
sherman,
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AUSTIN, March %. - Special. l-Tobe
Mitchell, the correspondent of tho 81.
Louis GlObe-Demorat, who was
stabbed by Alexander Sampson.
calendar clerk Of tho senate, is doing
well. Representative Fisher, of Gall
yoston, Is blamed somewhat fol- keeping
the hlaokm atling charge against Samp
son back 20 long, from February 20.
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LOS. rnnRY II. sNIrn.

CHICAGO, March 2o.--Hon. Perry H.
Smith, a retired lawyer and million.
alre. died hero this morning OF oonges
ton of tho liver. He was In poor heal 4
for several years, having broken down
both physically and mentally from
over.work. Pest restored hiu
until the pres ont attack, which can't
about two weeks ago, since which tim'
his death has been hourly expected
Tho funor al win occur from his lato res
idenco vt li.o'clock WedneS
day. Deceased was life
long Democrat, and exercisei
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PARAiso. March Gan official
notice OF tho loss OF the British bark
Corriontos, Capt Jones, has boon ra.
ocived. Tho vessel lett this port for
Lnla on the 2nd instant, and went
ashore near Curanlpo during dense
fog. All hands wore saved but the ves.
sci Is total loss. The Frencn gunhoat
B9urSyno loft yesterday for Panama,
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a Lhay Bnrne.l % nenil

LouIsvrLLH, March 2o.-While stana.
lWrg NJ before q firs at a resideaco in Pewse
Mmir Sey, tns e.oihing OF AErs. Judge b.
thls eity) caught fire and sha -
burned TO death. Her son. sidnav ~
attempting to extinguish the aanaass wss M
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SANTIAGO, CHILL, March 20.-Senor
San Francisco Es Haurren has made
y donation Of 100000 towards the
und for the aid of widows and orphans
OF the soldiers aud sailors engaged i'm
the late war between Chilli, Peru aud
ROliyla
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Honry AIoshorin Luck.

HousroN, March 20,-tspeoial. Hen.
~ Mosher, who was arrested week ago
by tho sheriff Of Austin county,
charged with killing man in Nav
Mexico, was discharged by Judge Wa
tersou because Gov. Ireland revoked the
oxtrhdlllon papors previously Issued.
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DETROIT, Msreh GA Grand Haven.
Michigan, special says, Tha srand
trunk propelier Wisconsin, Ia iuat IN
sight northwest OF this pluee. p6e tho
Arctic, which WAS on Holland weak
ago, has driitod 10 miles north, end il
now due west OF hero. -
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nrnln rnod for Grover.

PORTLAND, Oregon, March 29.-Yes-
to-day firm OF salmon Gamers shipped
in ice by express a genuine Club
salmon Weighing 90 pounds, TO Presi-
dent Cleveland. IL IL ono
OF tho finest ever caught
i'm tho Columbia river, aud
IN expected to reach tho president In
time for his next Sunday dinner.
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ARussInn DIpIomatIst Dond

PARIS, March 2o.-Princo orlofT, the
Russian diplomatlst, is dead at Fon-
tainoblean,
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OTTAWA March @,-ln o dispatch
rom Qlappeil0 % the government 10.
asy, Gen, Middleton STAKES that
klgi mas not more than 100
real lighting mon. He adds that thew
are well prmed, determined and
moan mischief He ntimatrs
that no will make dash ut tko rebels
with the mon at his command.
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CoBuRG, Ontario, March 2O.-Col
Rogers, Of the Fourth battalion has Or
dorec one company 70 be in readiness
for active service. Pr1minen. citizens
Offering thomselves. a company of the
tlI'eenth battalion has boon ordered IN.
TO active service.
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SEND 'EM ON, AND sroP TBts ITEM,
TORONTO, March %, - Five hundred
men selected from the Queens Own and
the Roysl Grenadiors, who arc to pro.
csedto tho northwest, paradeu tonight.
At the drill shed thore was great enthu-
IN f1-'-'~" N'AtAAN
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HANDY SCALE For LETTERs.-A

HANDY SCALE For LETTERs.-A
silver dollar weighs very nearly an
ounce. Hence any letter not heavier
than the dollar can go for single two
cent stamp. This is easily to remember.
IF YOU want to be more exact, take a
silver dollar and silver five cent piece,
and have an ounce almost to feathers
weight. Provided you haven't the
silver dollar handy, use two halves, or
if you have nickles only, five of them
and small copper cent will give you
nearly the ounce. As ninety-nine
letters out of hundred will fall with
in the ounce weight, this simple system
of weigh ing will serve for general use
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BRING IN YOUR JOB PRINTING
We call attention to the jobbing de-
partment of the BANNER office, which
is provided with extensive facilities for
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from smallest label to the largest pos
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bill heads, blanks ofall kinds, catalogues,
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tations, cigar notices, and everything
in the line of printing used in the con-
duct of every day business.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER,
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We want Live Energetic and Capable Agents in
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The famous Western stallion,
Phallas owned by Mr.. J. I. Case, trot-
ted in a match with the gelding Majol-
lea New York horse. last Friday
afternoon. The race was trotted on
the Fleetwood Park, New York and
was won by Phallas in three straight
heats in PIG, 2:1S and 2;264. Majol-
lea is good half mile horse and can
foot neck and neck with Phallas for
that distance, but he cannot stay full
mile. Phallas is about the squarest,
strongest trotter we ever saw. Several
persons from this city witnessed the
race, and and probably seven or eight
thousand persons were on the ground.
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LABOR IN EUROPE.

Whoever reads the report of the
United States consuls ON the state of
labor in Europe, will not fail to notice
how much better the laborer in this
country fares. He should be caution.
ed, however, against making an infer
ence that is commonly made from the
comparative money rates of wages !;
namely, that, because wages are higher
here, and it must follow that the cost
of labor is higher here. This may or
may not be so, and the wages alone
are not decisive. For instance, it was
shown in 1879 by Mr.. James Thornly
who made careful investigation, that
while the wages of the American cot
ton weavers are higher than those of
the English, the cost of the labor here
is less. The English average for a
certain amount of work 1888 cents
the American, 22.90. The American
weaver works harder and longer, and
is not so well paid for certain
amount of efforts as his English cou-
sin, though he gets more wages a day.
A Youngstown iron manufacturer lately
said, comparing lower wages for a GER
tain kind of work in Alabama with
higher wages for the same kind in his
own establishment, that nevertheless
his labor cost him less because it was
more effective. A Lynn shoe manu-
facturer lately declared that German
workman does only three-fourths as
much in IL hours as the American
does IL 10 hours. Be careful not to
confound the rate of wages with the
cost of labor, in talking about the
"pauper labor" of Europe; for it Is
s'pauper labor" in efficiency as well as
in wages.
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AS the season for Summer travel has
begun, it will be of interest to some
persons to know that the New Jersey
Legislature, at its last session, enacted
a law for the redemption Of all unused
tickets or portions Of the same pur'
chased from the railroad companies of
the State. The companies are obliged,
under this act, to pay for the same or
accept the coupons in part payment of
the regular fare between the points
named on the ticket. Unused excur-
sion tickets may be thus redeemed
without recourse to the scalper, whose
business by provision of the same act
is made illegal.
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IT is announced that General U. S.
Grants remains will be buried in River
side Park, New York, on the 8th of
August. The funeral services will
not begin until the first of next week,
when the body will lie in state in the
Capitol building in Albany. Probably
by Wednesday or Thursday the re-
mains will reach New York City where
they will be exposed to view in the City
Hall. The Government is to take the
entire charge of the ceremonies, and the
funeral on Saturday, August Sth, will
be conductor with the highest military
honors. The body has been embalmed,
and one of the most elaborate and ex-
pensive caskets ever invented has been
prepared for is reception.
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NEWSPAPER readers are of so many
different classes, with such widely di-
verse curiosity interests, tastes, assocla-
tions, pursuits and prejudice, that the
editor who would attempt to make
even single copy of his paper, possess
ing any real value or the characters
tics of good newspaper, which would
be sure to precisely please every reader,
and evoke no fault finding or criticism
from anybody, would prove himself a
fool, and his attempt failure. 1t may
therefore be set down as certain, that
somebody will find some fault with
every newspaper, and this is usually
proof that it is in some respects a good
paper.
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INAsMUoH as many letters are pour
ing into the White House containing
clippings from religious newspapers
censuring the President and his party
for having gone fishing on Sunday
while at Woodmont recently, it seems
proper to say that the charge is abso-
lutely without foundation. The laws
of Maryland and Virginia and the
regulations of the Woodmont Club
forbid fishing on Sunday. Even if the
President had not the strong respect
tor the Sabbath which he entertains,
he might be expected 10 respect the
laws and the rules of his hosts.
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THE Baltimore San, commenting on
the frequent miscarriage of justice in
criminal cases, says chat out OF 1871
murders perpetrated during the year
1884 the total number CT murderers
executed was but 313, and Of this
number 210 met their death by lynch
law and only 1903 by legal process"
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PAINLESS CHILDBIRTH, new book by pr. John
a. Dye one of the New York's most skillful phvs
clans shows that pain is not necessary IN Chldorth
but results from causes easily understood ana over
come mother without suffering any pain what
morning sickness, sweied limbs, and all other evils
attending pregnancy. 1t is reliable and highly en-
dorsed by physicians everywhere as the wlies true
great pain and possibly your life send tive cent
stamp for for descriptive circulars testimonials and
confidential letter sent in sealed envelope Address
FRANK THOMAS & Co., Publishers, Baltimore
MARYLAND.
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sg- After all others fail, consult DIR
Lobb, 329 N. Fifteenth Street below
Callowhill. Philadelphia. Cures all
Secret Diseases of both sexes. Twenty
years experience. Consultation by
mail. Nervous and Special Diseases.
New book just out. Send for it. Hours,
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Books free to the afflicted.
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THIS is the time of year when Re
publican postmasters feel that they
stand, as it we're, behind mule. The
suspense is terrible, but after the kick
comes the feeling that lightning has
struck him and the worst is over, brings
consolation. Farmers know how good
it is to change the pasturage of their
live stock every few years.
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When you visit or leave New York City, save Bag
gage Elk pressage Carriage Hire and stop at the Grand
Union Hotel opposite Grand Central Depot.
Elegant rooms fitted up at cost of one million
dollars, reduced to $l.00 and upwards per day.
European plan, Elevator. Restaurantsuppled with
the best. Horse cars, stages and elevated railroad
TO all depots. Families can live better for less
money at the Grand Union Hotel than at any other
frst-class hotel in the city 10-loIy
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DIED.


TAYLoR-In Beverly, July rs, Edward
Earl, infant son of Samuel and Mary E.
Taylor.
MARsHALL.-In Beverly, July Both,
Henry Marshall, in the Goth year Of his
age.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of his mother
in-law, Mrs. Louisa Senniff, Broad street
below Second, ON Sunday afternoon, at 3
O'Clock.
FAUNT.-In Beverly, July 3lst, Ed
ward Joseph, infant son of William j..
and Ella Faunt, aged 3 months.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of his parents
No. 7 Front street, on Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock.
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THE Mount Holly Herald appears
in a new suit of type and presents an
appearance that the publisher may we'll
feel proud of.
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SATURDAY, AUG. 1, 1885.

THE BANNER will be sent to and
address from now until January ISL
1886, for so cents.
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INITS.-All Fits stopped free by DR.: lines Great
Il Nerve Restorer: No Fits after first first, day use
Marvellous Treatise and 500 trial bottle free
to Fit cases. Send to Dr. Kline, 93l Arch ST. rhia-
depha, Pa.
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MARRIED..

Bort - DOUGLASS = At Tottenville,
Staten Island, N. Y. July Both, by the
Rev T. Burdett Bott, Mr.. Howard S.
Bott, of Philadelphia, to Miss Emma
Douglass. of Beverly.
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A DMINIsTRATRIx's NOTICE.

IA
In pursuance of an order of the Surrogate of the
County of Burlington notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against the estate of ENRY
KNOWLES, late of said County. deceased, to pre-
sent them, under oath affirmation to the snbscr
her. before the sixteenth day of March, 1885,
be forever barred from prosecuting recovering
the same.
TEMPY S. KNOWLES,
I'm Administrative.