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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01
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WASHINGTON, April 30 During the
month Of April, including to day, POSE.
master General Villas appointed 900
postmasters at fourth-class offices. The
majority of the appointments were
made TO fill vacancies.
The secretary of the treasury has di-
rected the suppression of the following
named assistant appraisers nc New
York; Merritt, Wickham, VIM. II.
Gregg aud Ward $. Fowler.
Mr.. @. N. Jordan, will relieve A. w.
Wieman, OF the office of treasurer OF tho
United states 10 morrow morning. The
commission OF Mr. Jordan, was signed
by the president to-day and his bond OF
Sl5O, was approved by the solicitor OF
OF the treasury. The general count of
the moneys aud securities In the diff
terent branches OF the Office will begin
tomorrow morning. The count so
far has beeen confined to the silver
laored in the silver vaults.
James l.. Gregory, of Ashland, Wis
aensin, was to-day appointed Indian
ARsnt at LaPorte, Wisconsin.
All OF the members of the cabinet
were present to-day, at the regular
session except Secretary Endicott, who
was out OF the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

THE Washington correspondent OF
the Louisville Courier-Journal says that
there is very considerable talk going on
in Cuba about the annexation of that
island to the United States. 1t is sale
the revenues of the island itself are
not nearly Sufficient to support it, and
that 1t is an annual source of expense
to Spain. The correspondent learns
from gentleman whe has been long a
resident OF Cuba, that some of the best
Spanish families favor the scheme. 1t
would be gorgeous feather in Nh.
CLEvELAND's cap if he could negotiate
for It's purchase.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01


'THEsWaco Examiner, In an able artl-
'le sgainet the autocracy OF the Calves.
on News In assuming 10 lay down the
aw for other papers in the state, en-
ioavors TO prove that Houston Is
" far the more eligible point for tho
conduct Of leading paper. But Il says
urther that the News can never have
uccessful opposition from Houston un.
II the present plan Of running the big
'arer OF that city by a Houston ring,
sraying TO force Houston prejudices ON
he state is abandoned. IL concludes In
bis wise; "Austin, Waco or Dallas viii
the near future publish the paper Of
be STAGE, and Il Is due 10 the News ap-
,reciatis 4 OF this fact that LOWE Is In
DALLAS prospecting. But the news can
10 no moro In Dallas than the HER.
LID has dons, because II has no
nQge Qr petfer ability"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01
Military Inspection at San Anto,io

SAN ANTONIO, April 3O.-[special. T.
Major-General Schofeld, commanding
the division of the Missouri, and Quar-.
termaster.General Holsbird arrived last
night and inspected the post to-day. A
reception was given them at the resi-
dence OF Brigadier-Geueral Stanley to-
night and public reception in their
honor VIII be held at the San Antonio
cruz tomorrow. 1t is stated that as
result. of theinspection, barracks for 10
companies will be built at once.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

TMB Grapevine Telephone derides
the want OF energy and -aheadstive-
ness of our Dallas people, and compares
them unfavorsbly with the citizens Of
Fort Worth. In alluding to an article
from the HERALD, which endeavored to
rouse Dallas to action, it says; "Grape-
vine once raised the depot grounds,
right-of-way, etc, and offered the whole
to Dallas to build railroad to this
town. The offer was made to Dallas
last summer. Grapevine can raise the
the same amount for any road that will
rur through hero, with good market
on one or both ends Of said road.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

A GENTLEMAN writes us from Cisco
and says the HERALD's sent by express
are coming all right, but none by mail.
Another subscriber writes from Whites
boro and says his papers are not getting
there until the day after publication, and
generally three Mt time. "when," we
ask, "will there ever DO employed few
competent men in the postofilcesP" The
great trouble is, untitled for that 20
sitlon are In charge OF the dispatching
department Of the Dallas postoflice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

THE population of Russia is in the
neightorhood of lOO.OOO,OO0. sh, has a
very large public debt and rather indifi-
erent credit, IS she manages 20 spend
aboutsl0,0O per annUm in oxcass of
her revenues. No nation cen remain
olvent that supports such a sta nding
army, as many Of the European covers
are compelled to keep up.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

THzIE is an ugly custom in Texas of
mobilising blacKguards and Migrants.
Whena lot of roughs endoavor to paint
place red tho inhabitants seem salts
ded to drive them out of town, and If a
vagrGnt is convicted he is often turned
loose on promise TO leave. This Is not
goodpolicy, nor IL 1t just 10 neighboriug
towns. The object OF the law Furnishing
such Offenders is to compel them by
fear ofits enforcement to abandon their
PRACTICES. III they are temporized with
q thia, their ranks, instead OF being
thinnsd, will DO steadily recruited.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

BIZ the dispatches it will be seen that
avery bold train robbery occurred yes
'erday on tho Louisville, New Albany
4 Chicago railroad in Indiana. The ex-
press mesAenger, on his refusal TO open
he safe, was shot dead and the safe
died ofits contents, only $500. The rob.
oers escaped. The herald only alludes
% this tihng incident TO shew that
Texas is not the home OF the train rob
Der and 10 remind the boosters that SAN
BASS was from their state. Had such a
crime boon committed In the Lone Star
state Its entire population would have
osen voted into dense barbarlsm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

FRoM every quarter of the state our
exchanges give accounts Of prepare
Ions for The great meeting Of Prchibi.
;ionists, &c BIO he'd here May IL. There
will be a grand rally, and ma doubt the
programme viii be formulated for the
campaign they propose to make in
Texas. Theyare in earnest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

SOCKS may not be- declining, but
what is more remarkable, politicians
are. Mr.. LAYTON has declined the
Russian mission. BLoxHAM won't go
70 Bolivia, JACKSON says he will not go
20 Mexico, and SUNSET Cox is thinking
very seriously Of bucking against his
proposed mission to Constantinoplo. 1t
won't be as hard to fill the vacancies,
however, as TO secure jurymen on spe-
cial venire in an aggravated murder
case. Our RICHARD don't appear to be
ION the decline"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

THE Waco Day seems to TX the
postmaster at that place expect to be
Pearseniged, and denies that Mr..
Mills hos asked for primary Meeting,
in which the people might oxpr ess their
preference for some Deinocra /. From
the tone of the Day, it would Gem that
paper was not too anxious that the pres
emit incumbent should be reno we'd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

TEE English government affects TO be-
lieve that the war in the Soudsn is
ended and Ri MAEDI repudiated by his
OWE followers. This is given as rea-
sontor the withdrawal Of troops from
Egypt. The probabilities are that Ell
MksDI will again make his appearance
when The weather modorates, and be
able TO cope with, II not defeat the forces
Of Italy and the khedive combined. The
false prophet lie not dead; he. only sleep
ath
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01
The Ownership OF a Dead Man IEstab-
IlaI,nI

The Ownership OF Dead Man lEstab-
liahed.
NEW YORK, April S0.--Chief Justice
Daley, OF the court of commonplace,
yesterday made a final order as to the
disposition Of the remains of Gen. Jose
Antonio PslE, who, for three terms, had
been tho president of the republic of
Venezuela. He came here in 1873, and
died In this city. His remains wore
placed In vault here, where they still
remain. The son, Ramon Palz, resides
In this city and gave instructions as to
the disposition OF his fathers remains.
The body is claimed by the Venezuelan
consul In this city on behalf OF
his government, bv Guzman
Blanche, the Defacto president
OF Venezuela. The court to-day granted
a perpetual injunHtion, restraining any
Interference with the remains without
the consent of Ramon Pslz, and declar-
ing him to be entitled to the custody of
his fathers body.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

THE Brenham Banner says this paper
don't like the Galveston News, or TIE
people Of Galveston. If tho HERAzio
in either playful repartes or in the
warmth of Discussion, has produced an
impression OF that kind 1t regrets such
consequence most HEARTILY. la all
candor the HERALD esteoms the News
as one of its ablest and most valued OK
changes, snd feels, not only interest,
but pride in the city
Of Galveston. The little spats
newspapers indulge in dc not
extend beyond he point Immediately
at issue, and certainly do not go so far
as to interrupt feelings of profound
jeuTnalistic respect and amity. The
Herald has always advocated deep
water at Galveston, and is willing at
any time to assist in securing 1t, but
honestly believes the EADs plan faulty
in every particular, and by no means
promotiVe OF Galveston's best interests.
This was our sincere conviction, and all
the HERALD did was to earnestly sus-
tain II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

attention OF the public rivetted on nis
particular project until 1t Is absolr Itely
realized. There are other roads. to be
built and other propositions on foot, but
we can accomplish nothing by discus
sive notice Of all. Such scattering
policies always end in failure. At this
time all our zeal, energy and money to
be spared, win be needed in this one I'M
dertsking. Joint, prompt and concerted
action is demanded. and vixen other
propositions for othfyr schemes are pre-.
sented, 1t Is more than probable that
the proposer is inirnical to Dallas inter-
est, and favors sonic rival city. Let cur
eye be single, to use the substance OF
scriptural teachi'AE; in other words, let
our purpose be single and we can &C.
complish much, but fsltering or dlffu.
sive conduct VTill ruroly result disas
trously. We will be better able to at
tend to other roads after this 10 built
and 1t Is hoped that no dlstractizg cause
will divert the Dallas mind from thii
one objective point.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

ALL lawyers are not loved by the
gods,and consequently are not troubled
with early demises, but old man LEV
ERIpoB, Of New York, seems to be
rather OVERRIDING the matter of longev-
ity. He Is e5 years OF age and still In
activo practice, assisted in said practice
by his son, lad of6s, whom he IL train
ing up to succeed him In the ONCE, and
who is said 10 DO quito . promising
young lawyer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

TER HERALD is pleased to SEQ that
nearly every prominent town in north
Texas is erecting Touring mills. 1t
will not be many years before this sec
ton OF the state will be shipping flour to
othor localities instead of receiving it
from Kansas and Missouri to supply the
demand. Texas is gradually becoming
self-sustaining, and H. few cotton fac
tories, PAPER mills, and other enter
prises eta like character, are firmly es-
tablished here they will add much to
the wealth OF the state. .sss
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

THEBrenham Banner sa. rs: "Things
,boutthe courthouse hav at last get
so dull that the hangers on there are
now compelled to exercise their inge-
nuityin prevaricating. T hey are so in
experienced in the art of prevarieatioa
hat they could tell no yarns worthy Of
reproduction" II few Fort Worth
editors were introduced into that city,
the long felt want would be supplied.
They are adopts Of prevaricating.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

A MEMBER of tho Illinois legislature
named CLEVELAND introdu ced bill
to repeal the charter of tb o Chicago
Board Of Trade on the grou nd that 1t
is regular gambling den. Wonder
how much CLEVELAND had lost by go
ing short on wheat or long on cotton1
He has evidently lost and that's the
long end short of the thing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01
A Roy Blown Blind by Powder.

GILMRR, April 3o.-lspecinl.l + Matt
Tillman, 5 years old, while playing
with can OF powder this morning, ac-
cidentally dropped lighted match into
the can. 1t exploded with terrible Of.
feet, burning his face and hands TO a
crisp. Doctors say he will recover, but
may never have the use Of his eyes
again.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

THE Cleburne Telegram says the en-
tire city tax, exclusive of occupation
tax, receipted for, was only $l5,593, and
that there will be a very small delin-
quent tax list. The Cleburne folks GER
tainly groan under burdsnsome taxa
ton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

FoRr WORTH, April SO.--[special. J.
Eldrod Price, boy 10 years OF age, liv.
ing at Birdvllle, has boon missing for
several days, and tonight his mother
was here searching for him. 1t il re.
ported that the boys hat was found
soven miles from here, on the Missouri
Pacific road, near deep-water hole, and
IL is believed he has been drowned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

IT isn't often they have to complain
Of too much rain at Corpus Christi, but
the Caller says they are we'll nigh
drowned out in that section, 1t adds,
however, that a prominent cattle man
remarked that at was only grass
rain ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01
Mlnister Kielv

WILMINGTON, DEL, April 9o.-Mr.
Kelly, who was lately appointed minis
ter TO Italy, is here, and in an interview
last night pronounced all reports that
he had declined the Italian mission as
false. He said he expected to start for
Rome In few days.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

THEY may not have tho best drug
stores in the world up IN Kansas, but 1t
,snnot be doubted they have more of
EN-. Oh, how prohibition does pro-
hibiti
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

THE Linden Sun (Cass) is an excel
emit paper and charges only sl.5O per
annum subscription. The place where
it is published is undoubtedly tho "Lfu-
den when the Sun was low.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

No naval fight OIL tho Virginia coast
The Russian Corvette has left FOR New
York, whore she arrived, but doubtless
under instructions from home, and the
Virginisns who had rugged their yachts
to follow out and see the eight will have
to use them for pionics and Fishing
frolics. The portion of Virginia OPP
poslte to which the sea fight would
have occurred was the home of DRcA.
TuR and BARRON, and the people are
more interested in naval affairs than
all other departments of human action.
1t must have been sad disappoint-
mont to them when the Strelok put on
steam.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01
The Panama Situation.
WHITNEY TO JoUETr.


WASHINGTON, April &c. Secretary
Whitney sent the following telegram to
Admiral Jouett yesterday:
81 approve your steadfast maiuten :
ance OF this governments position on
the isthmus. The treaty guaran-
tees the, protection of the transit
equally by this government and by
Colombia. Measures necessary to effect
this Will be supported. Have sufficient
force at Panama ready in case of need.
Any act of the Colombian forces involv-
ing the destruction of or embarrassment
OF the transit Is in violation of the ire
atty with this government. An armed
contest at a place involving the same re-
suit is also a breach of the treaty, |
recognize that you are in delicate and
critical position. shall be
inclined to stand by you in the exercise
OF your best Judgment under your gen
eral Instructions, If your acts result in
the safety Of transit, the property at
Panama and the establishment OF
stable government"
JoUHTT TO WHITNEY.
Late yesterday Admiral Jouett tele-
graphed Secretary Whitney as follows:
"a peaceful settlement between the
government troops and the revolution
lists at Panama has been made to-day.
witnessed tho treaty, and all points of
difference wer9 referred TO me. Aizpuru
surrenders Internationally, the govern
ment forces will take possession of Pan
anna tomorrow, and the trouble on the
isthmus Will be practically ended"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

The Inter0cean has to answer in
libel actions brought against that paper
by MAYOR CARTER HARRISON, aggre-
eating In the neat little sum of 5000, 900.
The specific charge is that HARRISON
was connected with the late so-called
ballot-box frauds. The Intor-ocean says
"Ifw are to DO hauled over the Goals for
what we said against the outlaws who
stole the ballots in the third ward, we
say Lay on, McDUFF," etc. This is
brave talk, but yet if 1t fails to justify
and show that CARTER HARRISON was
connected with the frauds charged, tho
probability is prominent Chicago
Journal will have to close doors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01
SANGER BROS.
GENTLEMEN WE'LL KNOW

Hc w DIFFICULT 1T IS FOR us TO
DESCRIBE MADE-UP CLOTHING
I'M REGARD TO THE VARIOUS
STYLES OF MATERIAL AS WELL,
AS TO THB QUALITY OF GOODS
THEY ARB GETTING FOR THnIR
MONEY STILL W.T. ATTEMPT TO
CIV f YOU AN IDEA OF OUR
STOCK, AND THOSE WHO HAVE
LOOKED TIRCUGH OUR
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

REPUBLICAN newspapers are doing
their level best to start quarrels and
make breaches among the leaders Of
the Democracy. Scarcely had the silly
canard about the alleged difference and
GOODNESS between PRESIDENT CLEvE-
LAND and vIcE-PREsIDENT HENDRICKS
been exploded before an effort is put
forth to show up the hostility of SENA-
TOR BECK aud the Kentucky congress.
ioual delegation to tho president, That
line of tactics may be satisfactory to
themselves, but is only amusing to
Democrats, who, by this time, like Miss
JENNIR WREN, are perfectly familiar
with their "tricks and maNners,n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01
mexican Securities.

BosroS, April so.-Mexican rs, 5Sx,
scrip o2<; common, lax.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01
Department!

Will notice when comparing our prices to-day
with former rrices that are offering many lines
Of Suits at very low figures. SOUR PRIC as are
such that we need not fear competition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-01

SeerSucker SuitS!.

In greatest variety of oolors, in Cheeks and
Stripes, Tan and Brown, Ecru and Tan,
Brown and Blue, Dark and Light Brown, at
~ $3.50 and IS.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-04-17
NJ 81
Beauty Hints.

Every woman who regards beauty
understands that she must h.stow
mrch care upon her complexion. TO
remove tan and sunhnrn, cold cream,
mutton tallow and lemon juice may
be used; tor freckles apply the latter,
with 4 tiny camels hair brush. The
country girl, deprived Of many things
which her city cousin finds indisp III
sable. discovers that she can remove
tan from her face With x wash m ,ae
of green cucumbers sliced in milk. o.
falling in this, she makes = decoctlon
of butter milk and tansv. \ we'll
known writer of feminine beauty,
recommends the use OF finely ground
French charcoal for the complexion.
4 teaspoon Of this. we'll mixed with
water or honey, should he taken t r
three successive nj lhts. followed 10y :"
simple purgative, to remove 1t from
the system. The aperlrnt mnst not
be omitted or the charcoal will remain
in the system, a mass of ftsteIlnS
poison, with all the impurities 1t alb
serbs. None of these things Will
bring about the desired result unless
the foundation is first laid by proper
food, exercise. and bathing: above AL
things do not neglect the bath Clean
lincss is one of the cardinal virtues.
and i woman fresh from the bait!
feels i good deal like an angel.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-04-17
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made in the condition
Of . certAin renl cstnte mortgage, bearing dat.
June 4th A. y 1882 executed and delivered
by John Mind~r aud sophia Mind-r his wiis..
then OF Grant County, Dakota Territory, %
Rev. Otto kncderlng, then Of ShehoyxHn,
Wisconsin, and recorded June ~. A. d. is.2,
IN the Office OF the register ot deeds With
and for said county Of Grant in b,ak tour (.)
ot mortgages. At page two hundred AMI tw.,.
t2o2) and which said mortgage, together with
the debt thereby secured. WaS afterwards
and On the 7th day 81 February, A. u. 1855,
seld., assigned and delivered hy said Otto
knedesling. 10 the undersigned, William K.
Menus, which said Assignment WAS OH the
same day duly recorded III sail registers
Office III look fifteen llb) oi Mortgage. 1T page
three hundred and thrty-tour t,3.l, hy
which de ault the power oi sale in said inort-
gage contained has becnMe operative, and NJ
judicial prooeedn,ys having been instituted
10 recover the debt. " a part thereof, no"
renlsi'ling secured by said mortgage. upon
which debt there il clAilned to b. due nt ths
date hereof tor principal and interest the sum
Of two hnndrtd aud eighty l2sN) dollars And
thirty (3Ol cents
Now, therefore, notice il hereby given. t.,
whom it ln.y concern, that BY virtue Of sasu
pnwer Of kxlr, and pursuant to the statute III
close said mortgage ty selling the premises
therein descrii,e.i. Or 50 lnuch thereof ~ sha'i
kr necrssAry and sufficient to pay and sat-.
the amount then due OH said mortgage debt
Tor principal, interest. and the costs ard Ills
bnfrtInellis ot this foreclosure, to the hixhe-t
bidder ut public auction. - ~ h~t i ~.
YRsS1 BOON ~ Tux HKRALp 11FIck ~ NO STONE
CITY. DAKOTA, At rkx CLICK II YMR Yukl-
NOON or SATURDAY, APRIL Is, A. D. ls>5,
which said moryaged premises are described
substantially ~ uenk Lot nunAber one 4 Ii 4,
"oi block number M.r-a llal. u tile villAe.
"vi lsiy Stone Guy, u. T., Accordinx IL
Whipple's plat thereof"
Dated Blk Stone tity. D. r, March 9Th,
1885.
WILLIAM 4. kovlrs,
Assignee
Aitys fer Assiguee.