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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-20
Military Changes,

WASHINGTON, June l9.-The Repub.
hcan tomorrow will say that General
Wesley Merritt will be relieved as
Superintendent of West Point In Au-
gust, although his term Of duty will
not expire until next year. He will
be succeeded by General William p.
Carlln, colonel Of the Sixth infantry.
1t is contemplated to establish cav
airy school of instruction separately
from the other branches of the service
and locate it at Fit. Riley, Kansas, with
General Merritt in command, as that
post is now the headquarters of the
Fifth cavalry OF which he is the col
onel. At present the school at TT.
Leavenworth 10 q mixed one for cav
airy and infantry, and it is said that
the recent transfer OF the Fifth cavalry
from Wyoming was in furtherance OF
the plan for new school.
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Picnic and lunch baskets at Erb s.
City Court.

city Court.
City VS.. Bob Porter, playing on the
streets; SO.
City vs.. VIM. Turner, allowing stock
to run large; dismissed, because he
had paid pound fees.
City vs.. George De Haven, fighting;
transferred to the County Court.
City VS.. George Estes, displaying pts
toll; acquitted.
City VS.. Joe Buckenmeyer, loud and
boisterous language; continued.
City VS.. Ferdinand Schist, interfer-
ing with private property; continued.
City VS.. John barton, fghting;trans-
ferred to tho County Court.
City VS.. b. r. Chase, assault and bat
terry; transferred to the Couty Court.
City vs.. Henry Watson, infering
with private properly; 81.
City VS.. VIII Weathers, sporting in
street; continued.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
IMPORTANT MILITARY CHANGES
Cavalry School NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Requested to Liquidate-More
Democratic Prize Winners,
Locust Literature, Etc.
Cotton Growing in Brazil.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Professor
John G. Branner, of the Indiana Uni
versity, who during the winter of
1884 was sent to Brazil to
collect certain chronological in
formation and incidentally to
study the condition and extent
of cotton culture in that country, has
submitted his report upon the cotton
culture to the commissioner of agri-
culture. He says that cotton in Bra
I'll grows on its native soil, and, it is TO
be presumed, under the
climatic and other conditions
best adapted to the highest develop
ment, but though Brazil began to ex-
port cotton more than 100 years before
the United States, her annual product
to-day 10 only about one-eighteenth
as much as our own. To be sure the
population is only one-half as large as
ours, but then, almost the whole pop
ulation lives in cotton-growing re-
gion, while only q small part Of our
people live in the cotton belt,
Under nominal conditions Bra
I'll can scarcely become q
competitor of the United States In cot
ton production, but the disappearance
ofslavery and the consequent adoption
of some system of small farming will,
in the near future, materially increase
the present production. Slavery has
fostered remarkable conservatism in
agriculture, which must, with the aid
Of educated planters, soon dis.
appear. Cotton factories are
already rapidly springing up and
prospecting, and the day is moi
far distant when they will supply the
Brazilian market. The same agri.
cultural tools and methods now en-.
ployed by the average planters were
in use more than 200 wears
ago-methods learned from theil
Portuguese ancestors from theil
slaves. The lack of capital and the
lack of common roads are serious mat
ters, but they are not insufterable diff
culties. Insect plaques destroy from
one quarter to one-half of theil
crops and are great draw
backs. The report is published
40 a special bulletin and forms pam
phlet of 50 pages,
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Marshall.

MARSHALL, June l9.-[Specia.l +
Yesterday numbers of the United
Brothers of Friendship, colored be-
nevolept order, paraded the principal
streets, headed by brass band. They
made avery creditable appearance.
This bolng the anniversary OF eman-
cipation, the colored folks are out In
full force. A grand picnic and ball is
going on Union Park, while similar
festivities are going on at several
other points throughout the county.
Mr.. Henry Smithson and Miss An
ME Marsh were married at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES father yesterday
evening, Rev. DR.. Ward officiating.
j. II. Carter, weary OF sldermanio
honors, has shaken the official dust
from his pedal extremities and step
ned down and out,
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A Question.


Thursday, Justice Schulz gave T..
w. Roberts the following authority as
a special officer, which reads: 81
hereby deputize Il. W. Roberts to
serve process, civil or criminal, coming
from this court from 6 p. m. this day
until 8 a. m. tomorrow, the l9th,''
and signed: III. SCHULZ,
j.. p, Precinct No. l., Dallas Go.
Roberts that night essayed to run In
colored woman on the charge OF va.
grancy. She declined to be taken,
and when he used force she stood Pal
and swore out warrant before Jus.
tice Kendall for his arrest, charging
him with aggravated assault. He
gave bond in the sum of $3.50. Mean
while he filed charges against the wo.
man. The question is, has Justice
Schulz the authority to Issue such q
commission7
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CROPS.
Semervell County,

GLEN ROSE, June l9.-[Correspond-
ence. This county has been enjoying
splendid weather recently, the late
heavy rains not having done much
damage. The crop prospects were
never better except cstton, and the
worms reported In other portions OF
the State have visited this county and
in some localities have destroyed en-
tire crops. Some have planted over,
but for the past two days the weather
has been hot and has killed the worms
and now the prospects arc better. The
reports, no doubt, haye been exagger-
ated. Notwithstanding the damage
done there will be good average crop
in this county.
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Jim Taylor, who was sent to the poor
farm several weeks ago on the charge
of disturbing the peace on train over
the Texas Central road, made a bold
break for liberty. yesterday, and got
number OF convicts being worked on
the county roads west of the river, and
watching his opportunity, no took a
sudden leave followed by a shotgun
salute from the guard who failed To
faZe him.
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POLITICAL.
The Campaign in the Cherokee Count

The Campaign IN the Cherokee Country.
Hot SPRINGS, June l9.-Advlces
from the Indian Territory indicate that
Cherokee politics are now at fever heat
The recent convention OF the Union
party OF Delaware district adopted the
following platform, upon which lively
campaign is being made:
ave believe in q government of the
people and by the people in opposition
to rings and syndicates. We favor an
honest and economical admins
tration of our government, and
that honesty and competency should
be the only tests in filling
posts of public trust. We oppose the
employment of Philips as resident
agent at Washington, on account of
his practices. We favor the protec-
ton Of our rights to the soil as guar
anteed to us by patent from the
United States, by the removal of all
boomers, squattors and intruders,
who are here without authority of
law, but by consent OF the United
States agent. we favor the removal
OF John j.. Tufts, United States agent,
bucause he has utterly and completely
failed to protect our rights to the soil,
by refusing to remove intruders, al
though repeatedly asked to do 80 by
petitions of our best citizens. We OPP
pose the sale of our lands west OF the
Goth meridian ut AZ cents per acre, be.
cause eaid price was arbitrarily set on
the lands by the president without au.
thority and sanction OF law or treaty
on our part. We favor an effort on oul
part to obtain a revocation of the lille
gal sale of those lands entire
and in the event Of o failure
in this, we ask for
re-valuotion Of these lands at a mini
mum price of not less than $l.25 pc
acre. We oppose the leasing out o
our lands west of the Goth meridian L
cattle syndioates and favor the presen
permit law and are opposed to its re-
naal
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The Protracted Meeting

at the Baptist Church is increasing in
intrest, and in the members who at
tend. Rev. Mr.. Martin, is preaching
same verv powerful and searching
sermons, addressed mainly TO pro-
fessed Christians, though there has
been baptism and several professions
of faith since the meeting began.
There will be services this afternoon
from half past four to half past FIVE
sharp, and also $3.50 p. m. Mr.. Martin,
will remain in the meeting for two
weeks vet.
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their movemet was excellent, espe-
cially their wheeling and firing. TO
night an equally large crowd gathered
to witness the Sealy Rifles drill on the
lawn before the hotel. The Sealys
surprise their friends every time they
appear in public. They put up driil
tonight which would have done
credit to a company twice as old in
point of organization. If one OF these
crack companies does not bring back
the big prize from Lsmpasas 1t will be
a sore disappointment to Galvesto.
mans,
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Tyler

TYLER, June l9.-[special. i Fully
1000 darkios from the surrounding
country came here TO celebrate the
anniversary Of emancipation. An OK
cursion train was run on the Kansas
4 Cult short Line for their benefit. A
picnic Is being held In a grove south OF
town. Several prominent colored
speakers addressed tile assemblage. A
grand ball will be given tonight TO
The sable visitors.
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wife and Baby.

CLEVELAND, June l0.-Henry Sauer-
bier, wife and baby arrived here yes
terday from Logan, Ohio, and put up
at the Empire Hotel. To-day burly
Irishman, also from Logan, put in an
appearance and had o conference with
Sauerbler, the result OF which was the
sale of Sauerbier's wife and baby to
Mcfarland for 500. Last night McFar-
land, the woman and the child return
ed TO Logan, while Sauerbier took the
train FOR Chicago. The deal was q gen.
uiua one and Is vouohed for by the
landlord Of the hotel who heard the
trsde .nllled over and saw the written
noFrnauaunt.
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WASHINGTON, June l9.-A bulletin
on the sugar industry of the United
States, prepared by Henry W. Wiley,
chemist OF the Department Of ,Agri.
culture, has been issued In pamphlet
form by the Commissioner of Agrl-
culture. It deals exhaustively with
cane, beet, sorghum and maple sugars,
giving statistics of the manufacture
and consumption, chemical snalysiS,
methods of manufacture and modem
imprnvanaanta
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The Dolphin.

WASHINGTON, June LIT is cur
rently reported that the naval ad-
visory board will ask for an investiga-
ton into the propriety OF its action
with respect to the construction Of the
Dolphin. The board has not received a
COPY of the report of
the Dolphin examining board
and has given the subject
NO attention. 1t is not likely any
course will be decided upon. The Of
fetal copy Of the examining boards
report Is received and 1t is probable
that 1t will also wait the reply Of tn o
attorney general to the letter OF the sec
retary of the navy.
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LATE PERSONALS.

Hon. Arson Rainey, Of Waxahachie,
was on the streets yesterday.
w. A. Garner, proprietor OF the
Texas Live Stock Journal, came over
yesterday to view the Landscape.
Miss Katie lie Noin, a charming
young lady of Bryan, Is visiting Miss
Fannie Patton, ofthis city.
Rumor has it that j. +. Kirkpat-
rick, q commercial tourist won $1,000
in the last Louisiana lottery drawing.
Hon. John ii. Traylor OF Granburry,
and State Senator for that district, was
in the city. yesterday, greeting his
many friends,
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Hill County.

HILLsBoRo, June i9.-[Special. T.
The worm has about ceased its rayages.
10 operated in sections, and while u
few farmers have been badly damaged,
the crop generally will not be affected
by the work done by the worm. A
fine small grain crop is being har-
vested, and the prospect for large
yield of corn and abundant cotton Is
very flattering.
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Straw hats at cost at Leon Kahn's.
Dnllna a Northme.inrn.

Captain +. Harris, the engineer OF
the Dallas Il Northwestern road, who
left few days since ON tour Of in
spection of the proposed line from
here to Decatur and Bowie, writes
back that the country and the lay OF
the land Is favorable for the proposed
road. He is of the opinion that acros;
ing cannot be found on Elm Fork
where 1. can belmade under from one
half 10 three-fourths of mile. He
had traced line from Elm TO
Grapevine up blackberry, which will
be light for building; then there will
be a n couple of miles of hard work
through the bottom to the ridge, which
once gained will give them fine lay
of country. He expects to BIO at Deca-
tur Sunday.
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Gaiyesten's Military,

GALVESTON, June l0.-About 1000
people were attracted TO the Beach
Hotel grounds last evening to hear the
music, enjoy the sea breeze and above
all to see the Washington Guards give
one OF their fine exhibition drills. The
manner In which tho Guards per-
formed their task was o source
of great satisfaction TO their
many admirers present. AL
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Appointments.

WASHINGTON, June l9.-The Presi-
dent made the following appoint
ments to-day. Herman G. Weller, Of
Illinois, to be United States Marshal
for the southern district of Illinois.
William b. Fleming, of Kentucky,
to be Associate Justice ofthe Supreme,
Court of the Territory of New Mexico.
Robert w. Banks, to be collector of
internal revenue for the District OF
Mississippi.
Up. Imboden, of Georgia, to be con.
sui Of the United States at Yuscaref,
Honduras,
Shubrick Hayward, of Maryland,
TO be marshal OF the Consular Court of
he United States at Kanagiva, Japan,
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"A Mr. Manning's Economy,

WASHINGTON, June 19.-In pursu-
ance OF the policy adopted by Secretary
Manning Of cutting down expenses in
various bureaus of the Treasury De-
partment wherever possible, without
detriment TO public business, 300 per-
sons empoyed as store keepers, gaugers,
etc., in the internal revenue depart
ment have been removed since March
20. The average per diem pay of these
employees WAS "a,
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The Hibbs Matter.

= WASHINGTON, June l9.-Postmaster-
General Villas stated to-day that the
attorney general had decided that the
onense of Hibbs, the absconding post.
master OF Lewiston, Idaho, is extra
dlta6ie, and that this government
would exert every means to have him
brought back. The crime that he will
be charged with is forgery, as the gov
eminent has proof that he forged the
names OF several persons to the money
orders he realized his plumber on.
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Emancipation Day at San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, June l9.-[Special. l.
Emancipation Day was celebrated
here in great style. Every coon in
town was in the procession, which
passed down the narrow streets,
Most of the day was passed at San
Pedro Springs, lunching, listening to
speeches and destroying beer. Several
minor difficulties occurred owing to
the exclusiveness of the mulattos and
quadroons. All the BARRIERS rode In
hacks.
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Beeri Beer, Beeri

Le1 every person drink Wagon
haueser beer this summer, las 1t is
pure and healthy" No chemicals
used In Its manufacture. "All who
have tried II say II Is genuine
article" Be sure you call for Wagon
hsueser beer, "and see that no other is
palmed off on you" as many say they
are selling Wagenhaueser beer when In
fact have nothing in stock but med.
icated stuff, q
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says First Comptroller Durham has
othcially requested DR.. Loring, AK
commissioner Of Agriculture, to make
good his accounts so that the busi.
ness OF his department may be closed
up The same paper states that Lo-
ring has recently transferred property
In this city to John A. Lorine, OF Bos.
ton, consisting of the house In which
ne resided and lot on K street.
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To BE Presented to France.

WASHINGTON, June l9.-The Indian
exhibit at the New Orleans exposition
will probably be presented TO the
French government rs the representa-
tives of that nation have indicated q
desire to secure the collection, which
exhibits the progress made by the
Indian tribes toward civilization.
The entire government exhibit Is
now being transported to this city,
1900 cars being required for the pur-
pose. A part of the exhibit will
probably be turned over to the Smith
soniaR institute tor permanent exhi-
xion.
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Bosque County,

WALNUT SPRINGS, June l9.-[Special.l
This place was visited by a good rain
yesterday evening. This insures q
fair corn crop. From tho best infor-
matien obtainable, and from personal
observation, the estimate of damage
to the stand Of cotton appears TO be
from Is to 16-probably q is nearest
I ne mark.
Mr.. w. H. Strstton, Of Galveston,
has purchased 500 acres OF land two
aud one-half miles northwest of this
place, and will proceed TO fence and
stock it at once.
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Nh Rnnmern Found .

WASHINGTON, June l9.--Ih0 wa de-
partment has received a telegram nom
Captain Bennett, OF Ninth Cavalry NJ
Fort Reno, Indian Territory, stating
that Lieutenant Stephens, OF the
Ninth Cavalry, has returned IRON
Oklahoma. After having thoroughly
secuted the country, no boomers were
found In Oklahoma.
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A Civil Damage Suit.

ABILENE, June l9.-[Special. THE
attachment suit NJ Marsallis & Co., of
Dallas VS.. Toney, Dawson & Grosscup,
of this city, for 1926, which began In
the County Court yesterday, termi-
mated to-day. Mayor kirkland ap
peared for plaintiffs and Bently Il
Bayer for defendants. Defendants re-
covered for damages and were award
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Mrs. noreman's Attempt at Suicide

McKIS NEY, June l9.--[Speclal. +
Mrs. Dom MU,emsn, wifo or Marion
Moreman, a respected citizen OF this
county, attempted TO kill herself at
their home, on Wednesday night.
Mrs. Moroman was born and raised In
Collin, had been suffering for some
time from Ill health and for the last
few days has been much depressed In
spirits. Her husband, who was Sleep
ing by her side, was awakened by the
report of pistol shot, and found his
wife had taken his pistol and shot her
self, the ball ranging from under the
law directly through tho head. Mrs.
Moreman Is alive, but will probably
die, She leaves three children.
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Fort worth Cation Factory.

Fort WORTH, June l9,-The cotton
mill was located to-day in the east
part OF the city, on four acres, all do
mated by citizens, except one acre,
which was secured at $500. Work on
the building, 54x90O feet, begins on
Monday next,
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A Little Matinee.

b. Il. Chase, waiter at Mayors
GARDEN, slapped little son OF George
Estis, who keeps the restaurant. Estis
objected, and q regular knock down
and drag-out fight in which several
Joined, occurred. Several OF the bel
iger ents were arrested.
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Detached from nntu-

WASHINGTON, June 1.-the wives
OF three naval officers having joined
their husbands in Japan the latter
nave been detached from duty for VIC.
lating an order forbidding naval Off
GERS from carrying their wives with
them on foreign stations.
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Carter Harrison Calls for Resignations.

CHICAGO, June l9.-Every employe
OF the city government has been re-
q uested by Mayor Harrison, through
the various chiefs OF departments, TO
hand in written resignation. SINH
lar action was taken In one or two de-
partments recently, but the new order
mas been made general. No special
reason is assigned, except Mr.. Harri-
sons belief that the mayor should be
free, II he chose, upon assuming office,
to appoint such subordinates as may
meet his views. The general handing
in of designations does not necessarily
imply that all or any employees will
he ramOl oil.
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valiso stolen,

A gentleman from Sherman, who
for good reasons desires his name
withheld had a vallso stolen from him
on last evenings Missouri Pacific
train, which contained papers OF great
value 10 himself and others.
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FLOTSAM.

Picnic and lunch baskets at Erbs.
Eminent orators at Shady View Park
4th OF July.
A genuine hand turn ladies button
boot at $3.50 at Leon Kahn's.
Fort Worth will come ON excursion
trains to Dallas the 4th OF July.
The Santa Fe road will sell ex-
cursion tickets 10 and from the
great military encampment at Lam
passs Springs, commencing the Goth.
See or address any Of their agents.
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Boston Wool Market.

Boston, June 19.-The wool demand
is moderate. New wool continues Ia
arrive quite freely, largely Texas.
Michigan extra, IS; pulled woods, 20 TO
80 for common to very choice superb
ors others unchanged.
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AnnnInfnanta.

WARRINGTON, June l9.-The presi-
dent to-day appointed William A.
Day, OF Illinois to be Second Auditor
OF the Treasury, Vice o.angs Ferris,
resigned by request.
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Excursion tickets by the Santa Fe
road to the military encampment at
Lampasas, commencing June 20. See
w. j. Storms, agent Dallas.
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Board of Equalization,

Yesterday morning the County Com
mlssioners' Court convened as q Board
OF Equalization, and will continue in
session until the lst OF July.
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Lampasas and Return, Is. 100.

Tickets on sale at Texas & Pacific
depot, 500 Main street, and Union
depot, June 10Th 10 18th, good 10 re-
turn June 10Th inclusive.
u. p. Turner, Agent.
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One OF the largest crowds eyer
going from Dallas will go on the Santa
Flo road to Lampassas TO the military
encampment on the Goth and 2lst.
See w. j. Storms, Dallas agent.
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Loring Requested to Liquidste.
WASHINGTON, June i9.-The Post
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A County Convict Escapes.

Cleburne, Alvarado and Midlothian
are coming to the 4th OF July in Dali
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THE HERALD: DALLAS TExA, SATURDAY JUNE 20 ,a.s
HAVE NUMEROUS TESTIMONIALS AS TO THE MERITS o.
Silver Loaf Baking Powder!

Whn snail be pleased to show Silver Loaf is randIv
all other brands this you are not handlna
VIII continue buy Every nacaga