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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-24

GALVESTON, July 49, Special. r.
United States District Judge SabIn to-
day received from Attorney-General
Garland tho commission OF Richard b.
Reagan, as United States marshal for
tho eastern distric. Of Texas, with the
request TO deliver the Same to Mr..
Reagan when no shall have fled his
bond and qualified. Tho bond OF this
Office Is 10000. Immediately upon
MIR. Reagan's Introduction into Office
the commissions of all the deputies in
tho district expire ipso faciO. IL ia
thought tho now marshal Will take
charge about August |.
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BELToN, July 23.-ISpocial. Judge
Blackburn has SO tar recovered as to
DO able TO DO removed to his homo at
Burnot to-day.
The counsel In the Eohols case failed
TO agree on special judge, and the
jury was discharged.
The irrepressible Colonel Wheatlv,
of Tennessee, is doing the town In his
variogated costume. He made speech
in front Of the court house this altor-
noon.
The final action OF tho Capitol Board
IN the selection Of granite gives great
| satisfaction hore.
| Crop prospects continue to DO all
that the heart could desire,
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BoNHAM, July 23.-[Special. Crop
prospects continue flsttering. A great
yield of cotton is almost assured.
Fruit is just beginning to come into
market and is the finest ever raised
here.
County Court IL now in session,
which brings quito q crowd to the city.
j. X. Lape, master mechanic of the
Texas d Pacific Railway, with head
quartors at Marshall, accompanied by
A. III. Watts, who succeeds Mr.. Lape
90 master mechanic, are in the city.
Mr.. Lape's departure is regretted by
all employees who were in his charge,
and also by all others with whom he
came In contact. He resigns on &C
count Of sickness in his family and
goes North TO accept a position ON the
Wabash.
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Palestine.

PALESTINE, July 23,--[Special. THE
negroes OF this county arc ahead Of
white people in the temperance move
ment. On tho Goth instant they filed a
petition, containing $50 names, in the
office of the county clerk,
praying the Commissioners
Court TO order an election TO
determine whether intoxioants shall
be sold In Anderson County or not. To
the surprise Of everybody, the colored
preachers assert that two thirds OF
their people viii vote tho prohibition
ticket In this county when the chance
Is offered.
Rain 10 needed hore for late cotton
aud the vine crops, though up TO this
timo no serious damage has been done
them,
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GENERAL CRANE Is GONE
Continued frsm first page.
Instructions to the army.

AhSbNuOtiohh 10 ine GFlnys
WASHINGTON, July 29.-Adjutant
General Drum, by command of Lieu.
tenant General Sheridan, has issued
the following order:
In compliance with instructions OF
the President on the day of the funer.
al, at each military post, the troops will
be paraded and the order read to
them, efter which all labors
for the day will cease. Tho national
flag viii be displayed st half staff. AT
dawn OF day 13 guns will be fired
and afterward at intervals OF &c
minutes between The rising and setting
OF tho sun q single gun, and at the
close of the day national salute
OF IS guns. Tho officers of the
army will wear Grape on the
left arm, and on their swords and the
colors OF the battalions Of engineers of
The several regiments and the
United States Corps of Cadets
Will be put in mourning for period OF
six months. Tie date and hour of the
funeral will be communicated to
the department. commanders by tele-
graph and by them to their subordi-
nate commanders.
ACTION OF THE MEXICAN EDITORS.
The Mexican editors now in this CITY
suggested that the proposed BANQUET
to be given tonight, be abandoned
out Of respect to General Grant.
The editors held s. meeting at Will
lard's today, and the following dis
patch was sent TO Colonel Grant:
Washin gton, d. c., July 2S-To Colonel
Fred Graf, Mt, McGregOr:
The excursiOnists of the Associated
Press of Mexico send to the family
of the Industrious General U. S
Grant their profound sympathy, and
through you to the whole Of America.
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AUSTIN, July o. Special. - The
assessment roll of Howard County
was received to-day.
Prominent citizens Of Hardeman
County in the city to-day say the cop.
por mines up there will be an un.
doubted and magnificent success
General George d. Mcclellan is the
president OF the company working the
same. They also say that there is no
opposition to the passage OF southern
cattle through that county.
Johnnie Sanders, aged II years, was
drowned to-day while bathing In the
river nj the foot OF the avenue.
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HoUsToN, July 23.-lspocial.l-r
city authorities are arresting liquor
dealers for selling without license.
There are 50 afldavits out and tho be-
lief ls that two.thlrds will BIO proved
guilty.
While the railroad clerks OF Gal
weston, Harrisburg & San Antonio
hallway are acting very quietly there
Is no doubt but that they have received
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orders to prepare to remove the
general offices from here
TO New Orleans. A movement
is now on foot to get the attorney
general TO enjoin the railway cora.
pany, the State having that right ao-
cording to the charter of the company
and the statute.
1t is reliably rumored here that w.
Il. Reynolds, auditor OF the Texas
Express Company, who killed himself
a year ago, was over 81. 900 short with
the company, The company has kept
the shortage secret until now.
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WAXAHACHIE, July 23.-LSpooial.l-
Yesterday evening II. j. jenkins, ac-
companied by his wife, walked up 10
whore he IL having residence built,
leaving h'a coat and vest hanging In
his room at the house where they now
live. They were absent about 20 min
utes. When tnoy returned Mr.. Jen.
kiRs discovered that no had been
robbed OF $500, which he left in his vest
pocket.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-24

CHICAGO, July %. Judge Moran, Of
tho Circuit Court, granted q stay of two
days in the case Of Joseph @. Msclin,
under sentence Of five years to the
State penitentiary, for perjury in con.
neotlon with Eighteenth Ward cleo.
ton frauds, 10 enable his counsel q
argue q petition for supersedoas before
one Of tho Supreme Court judges.
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the county. Two weeks ago the ga
loon of Conway &c NcClosky opened
for business, and on Monday the pro-
prietors plead guilty to complaints,
which cost them 500. Last Sunday
they opened again and one of the en-
ployes was tried before a representa-
tive Jury and was fined $50 and cost.
The law uuqestionably has the sup.
port of the citizens.
Colonel j. M. Clemendson, promi
nent attorney of this city, was mar
ried this evening to Miss Alice Jones.
of also of Colorado City.
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At NInrshnll, Texas

MARSHALL, July % Special -
Many and heartfelt were tho express
aions OF sorrow when It waB made
known to-day that General us. Grant
was dead. His long and painful suf'
ferlng, which he bore with such won
dorful patience and resignation, had
awakened hero emotions of tho trusst
sympathy for the distinguished suf'
farar.
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Navasota.

NAvAsorA, July %. Special -
Mamie, the wife OF ]. II, Mlcklebor-
ough, was buried here yesterday even
ing, aged 10 years. She died of con-
sumption.
The Methodist Aid Society has TO-
night festival at Armory Hall.
Next Monday night q discussion OF
the water.works question will DO pub
lloly held at the opera-house.
Business is improving. Several
merchants will sPon go North for
goods.
Tho recon. rain has improved crops
and people arc cheerful,
Weather very warm.
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at WaXehachie

WAXAHACHIE, July 23.-lSpeciaLl -
News of tho death Of General Grant
was received here this morning There
were no demonstrations. Scarcely a
surprise, since all were expecting u,
Every one received thene 40 q mat
ter Of feet, and II at heart any reioiced
or were sad it was not manifest by
word, action or look.
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a. Fort Worth.

Fort WORTH, July 23.-LSpooiaLl J.
The expressions OF regret at the death
of General Grant have been universal
in this city, The Mail, with commend
able enterprise, published en- extra
this morning, announcing the great
warriors death. Tho flag on tho post
office building has been flying at half
mast ale day out Of respect to the dead
soldier,
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JEFFERSON, July 2S.-[Spocial. IA
concourse Of sorrowlng friends fol.
lowed the remains of little Willie, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Kistewsoher,
from their residence to lakewood
Cemetery this morning. The sorrow.
stricken parents have tho sympathy
OF the ontire community.
Very promising prospects still come
In from the country and the farmers
all seem iubilant over ~, and say that
II Is the best Drop they have had for
yeerp.
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Ell PAso, July 2S.-Lspeclsl.l The
news OF General Grants death cast q
gloom over lei Paso BY noon many
OF the buildings were draped and flags
hung nj half mast.
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WASHINGTON, July 23.--Tho Presi-
dent to-day appointed Samuel H.Buok
to DO postmaster at New orloanp, vice
w. b. Merchant, suspended.
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Colorado City.

COLORADO CITY, July 23.-[Specisl.l
Three weeks ago the officers began
the enforcement Of the Sunday law in
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-24

" Ills n set OF features, q complexion,
The tincture OF n skin that 1 admire"
In using Pozzoni's complexion powder,
Falrest charms you viii acquire.
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Alpaca Goats
F competitions
ange all the
q down from
ers reduced to
(rth$2.
F and 81, we!s
and Sl,75.
ected to our
atty of liuen
nabined, and
varieties at
value everett.
betitors.
Gray Alpaca
nth IS |
|Tohalr CosuE
7 cheap. /
tucker Coat
$3.50 to IS. K
Use can shOVN
prices we do
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full line a.
ular prices
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|rder to OBJ
hich we a.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the oopart rership existing between
known as NJ q yer a Co., is dissolved, and
Mr.. beats continues the business and as.
sumes the indebtedness OF Mayer & Co.
and also Mayer lscnney's liabilities.
MAYER 4 Co,
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Alpaca Goats
+ Competitors
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-25
POLITICAL CHAT.

THE President appointed Rich Nd p.
Hsmnond. .Ir. Surveyor General of Cal.
ifornia, vice VIM. II. Brown. rcs'lnrd.
to take effect Jan, l.
THE President appointed VIM. r.
Hainter to be Postmaster at Ph lnt!el-
phia. vice II. S. Huidekoper suspcnde l.
John NJ Campbell, to be Surveyor Gen.
eral of Customs for the Port of Phiadei
phia. and Richard Harbuckle, to be Col
lector OF Customs for the District of
Erie.
TIE Postmaster General appointed the
following fourth class postmasters: Hi
no;s-New Douglas. Henry A. Grenning
Moro, John G. Berry; Ashland, Joseph
b Lohman Iowa-IIomer. c. A. Near
Dakota-Delano, j. II. Johnson.
THE Postmaster General made the fol-
lowing appointments: Dakota-Pawe,
Geo J.. Virgo: Geneva, } Mciynan
Colgate, Walter ID. Lee; Clifford An.
drew A. Siorea; Bigstone CITY. Chas, G.
Requa. Nebraska North Loup, Roman
II. Palmer; Olney, II. G. Qnalsct
The President appo nted the fol owing
Cpnsuls; Preston l.. Bridgers. Of North
Carolina. al Montevidso, Uragnay; W.
II. McArdie. Of Mississippi at San Juan
+, Del Nortc, Nicaragua; Joseph w Mer
iianl, a citizen of the United States. a,
lou que. Chill; William G. Emmet OF
New York al Smyrna. Turkey.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-25
MATTERS IN THE WEST.

THE body of an unknown man was
found on he beach mile south Of Grand
Haven, NJ ch. Nothing was found to
identify him. He was very welldressed.
had dark complexion. dark hair and a
small, dark moustache. There was Il
bruise on the back of his head, and foul
play is suspected
THE billiard contest At Chicago, be,
tween Schaefer. Siosson and Nignaux
which has been in progress for a week
has resulted in a triple tie. The contest
will be continued to a winner.
JAMES p JOHNSON, for the murder of
his brother in West Fork Township,
Woodbury. County, Iowa, on tho night
of Oct. Is last. was sentenced at Sioux
City to Imprisonment for life in the Ana,
mosa, Iowa Pen tcntiary.
In Pike County, Indiana, school
teacher named Miss Kelly whipped a
scholar until it died The inhuman
wretch is now in Jail at Petersburg.
PATRICK JOHNSON, color9d, of Adrian,
Mich. has been arrested charged with
numbering his two newly born children
on the II ght of the 9th inst. johnson
and the woman who passed for his wife
were found alone in the house where
the children were born.
\ YOUNG man working in the Brook
ipgs, Dakota, Flour Mill was smoihered
30 death by falling into the bran PHI,
Name not sscertained.
At Omaha, Neh.. John I.auer shot and
killed his wife He claims that it was d
mistake, and that he mistook her for O
burglar. His statement is viewed with
suspic.on as it is alleged he often treated
his wife with great cruelty. II is be
lieved he committed cold blooded mur
der.
FRED WARD was sentenced to twenty
years confinement in the Penitentiary
by Judge Lewis, in the District Court al
Sioux City, Iowa, for rape committed or
the person OF Mrs Z. f. McGrashner on
Aug. %, at her home near Oto Iowa.
JOSEPH MAcKIN, convicted of perjur,
last January for connection with election
fraunds alleged TO have been perpetratct
by him last November. was sentenced Il
FIVE years in the Penitentiary and taker
to Joliet II will be remembered iha
his case was appealed TO the Suprem'
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-25

The proclamation of King Milan SET
ting forth Scrvia's grievances and declar-
ing war against Bulgaria docs not touch
the true chord of national feeling in
Servia. The nation does not share the
Kings resentment against Bulgaria, and
the ill will of the Servians against Bul:
garia is only skin deep.
IT has been discovered that g. p.
Foyer, who absconded from Gilmore,
Ontario, with $4,000 belonging to the
American Express Company, of which
he was agent has been in Omaha and
exchanged 81. 900 in Canadian money for
United States currency at one of the
banks. A Chicago detective, who was
notified, traced him to Council Bluffs.
but there lost the tral
THE President has designated Capt s.
M. Mills, of the Fifth Artillery, to ac-
company Lieut. Col Lazelle to India as
representatives of the United States
Army to witness the manouvers of the
British Army in India.
HERR HEpT has been elected member
of the Dutch Parliament for Dneek. the
first workingman's candidate ever elected
to Parliament
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-25

nrt and supercedcs ohtaiaed last DC
tnser On Saturday the court decided
asirersely to Mackin's appeal.
ss'HE fall meeting of cowboy sports was
held at Miles City Montana, Over l,C0o
attended. The lassoing match was won
by Ben. Franklin. of the Niolsara outfit,
wlD roped, threw and tied his steer in
oH minute and one second. Twelve
rogers contested Leather Lungs, Fort
kasgh horse, won the G00-yard dash,
Tie ~ o. H. KID and his hackers won
$4,000 on the 100 yard foot race.
LIEUT.. GEN. SHERIDAN and Inspector
Gsteral Baird will leave Washington in
q few days by direction of the President
hSisii Arizona in connection with the
recent Indian troubles
CIoI All Jow, VINO was found guilty
ossimpersonating another Chinaman in Il
certificate issued under the Chinese re-
strict on act, was sentenced at San Fran
cisco, by Judge Hoffman, of the United
States District Court to pay a fine Of s.,
600 and he imprisoned in San Quentin
PenitentiaY for five years. A stay of
sentence was granted for five days.
THE First National Bank Of Plankinton
Dakota, has gone into voluntary liquida-
ton. Depositocs and stockholders VIII
be paid in full The cause is said to be
over taxation by town and county au-
thorities
THE National Hotel on Clark street,
Chicago, was the scene of very sensa-
tional shooting affray. Edward Quevit,
a young Trenchmau, was shot at twice,
and dangerously wounded by his mis-
tress, AdeIne Duval from whom be had
separated afew days ago, Quevit had
only been il this country few months,
and met the Duval woman shortly after
his arrival
THE Canadian schooner, Fannie Camp
I bell, from Stokes Island. Canada, on ar
riving at Chicago was quarantined. An
inspector vas sent to inspect the vessel
and vaccinste crew in case this had not
been done ia Canada
EDWARD f, HOOVER, yardmaster of the
Illinois Central at Sioux City Iowa, fell
while coupling ears, and was instantly
killed, his head seing terribly crushed
and the left arm nearly severed from the
body
JOSEPH c, MACKIN, received into the
Penitentiary at Joliet, H.. from Chicago
began work cutting stone for the Chi
cago firm of +. r. Brainer d Co.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-25
ITEMS FROM THE SOUTH.

THE Governors of the Northern States
are invited to attend the Southern States
Forestry Congress, which assemblies at
Dcfuniak Springs, Fla. in December, 10
participate in the ceremony of plan, ng
and dcdicating trees TO all the States
\ BAND of Indians rowing near the
town of Lake Valley, N. NJ. killed three
Cinnamon who conducted stock farm
on Mimbres Creek, five miles from
loren. The bodies were horribly mutt
lated. clearly indicating that the savages
did the killing.
THE dead body of a planter named
Hammerslcy. Of Campbell County, Vir.
ginia, was found by the roadside. He
he had sold his crop of tobacco, and was
followed twelve miles by negro. who
split his head open with an AK and robbed
the body. The negro is at large, but
every effort is being made to capture
him. Great excitement prevails and
lynching is anticipated if he should be
caught
THE second annual convention Of the
Western Association Of Architects met at
St Lou,s, Mo. President Chas. +. Els
ley in the chair Nearly 100 dele gates
were present.
THE negro Noah Cherry. who at
tempted a tiend 81 assault, upon little
girl, Annie Powell. and then murdered
her, in Princess Anne County. Nifg. n n.
was hanged to tree within a mi e OF
where the deed was comm tied. He con-
fessed the cr me just after The rope was
placed around his neck.
ANDREW BRuoN. lac President of the
Hot Springs. Ark, National Bank in
dcted for false entries on the banks
books and swearing 10 false returns to
the Controller OF the Currency, has been
acquitted
BURGLARS fired the houses of Will am
Ash and VIII Bryant, in Built
County. Kentucky, and dur ng the con
fusion stole $4,000. proceeds of cattle
sales just made One colofed Toy was
burned up, and several members o, lhe
families had narrow cscapcs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-25
WAR IN THE EAST.
Europe Aroused by the Armed
Conflict in the Balkan
Peninsula.
The Entire Servian Army, in
Three Divisions, in Bulga-
rian Territory.
ProclaMatiOns Issued by the Two
Rulers to Their Armies and
People.
Seryia.

Dispatches from Belgrade state that the
Servian army has crossed the Bulgarian
frontier in three divisions at Tsaribrod,
klissura, and Bregova. They met with no
resistance in crossing. Sharp fighting oc-
Cured at Trn on the Nlasina road, and
at Kustendil. Many were killed and
wounded on both sides. The Bulgarians
retreated at all points. The whole Servian
army is in Bulgarian territory.
King Milan informed the powers that
Servia has declared war against Bulgaria
because Bulgaria arbitrarily attacked a po-
sition which the Morava division of the
Kings troops held in Servian territory, OPP
posite the Bulgarian frontier.
King Milan has also issued proclama-
ton which is in substance as follows:
"Servia cannot allow Bulgaria, which has
already proved hard neighbor. to disturb
the balance of power in the Balkans to her
exclusive advantage" He then alludes to
what he calls "the unjustifable Bulgarian
customs duties on the frontier, the unlaw-
full seizure of Bregova, and the encourage
ment by Bulgaria of the Servinn rebels con-
demned for high treason"
King Milan here refers probably to Peko
Pavlovich, the Herzegovinian chief, and
Pashico, the Servian Radical leader, who
was expelled by King Milan from the
Skuptschina. Copies of revolutionary
proclamations signed by those men and dis
tributed throughout Servia were recently
found by Servian officials, and the latter
claimed they were disseminated by the rev.
olutionaries under Bulgarian protection.
This Bulgaria denied, claiming they were
many miles distant from the servian from
flor informed in n fortress
King Milan also alludes to the alleged
i'll treatment of Servian emigrants in Bull
garia, the blockade of the frontier by Bull
garia, and alleged attacks by undisciplined
Bulgarian volunteers on the Seryian peo-
Pile and troops. In conclusion, the King
says: Il cannot suffer these intentional
provocations, and ], therefore, adopt the
policy of open hostility which has been
Forced upon me by Bulgaria. Servias
just cause now rests on the arbitration OF
arms, the bravery of her army, the protec-
ton of the Almighty. / rely upon my
peoples patriotism"