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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-09

UTICA, Aug. Public buildings and res
licences were heavily drapc in mourning
md business was wholly suspended. The
funeral procession was long and embraced
the military Of the city aud the vicinity,
the veterans OF the city, the trs depart
meui aud public OH iais In carriages The
full. In the Ooera house an Immense as.
semhlagr listened TO addresses by oX-Sena-
tor Francis Keroan and others EX-suna-
tor Snmue Caupbell presided
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-09

RALEIaI, Aug. g.. Public business was
suspended and buildings here drapoi In
mourning to-day. The Federal building
aud the court house bars long lines OF
crapc ontwiped with national flags. on
,ho state house and the city hall naF are
mt half mast Long posts are wrapped
with tho national flags and Grape. The
bells OF the city ha ! aud the court house
tolied all day Ia respect TO the ilustrlous
dead. The newspapers speak In the high
est terms Of the dead general
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-09
Tho pnx OF phlIndcInhln

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S.-Thore was gem
crel suspension of business in this city to-
day. AS the last stroke of 10 o'clock
sounded from the dome OF Independence
hall the tolling of the funeral st okes be-
gan and continued ut brler intervals until
tine hour of noon The bells on all other
public buildings and in the bclnics OF the
churches joined in the muurnt1l dirge, and
for two hou's there was scarcely a quarter
of the city TINT was mt thus reminded OF
the ceremony IN progress In New York,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-09

ROCHESTER,, Aug S.-Tho city was
draped in mourning and business houses
generally closed This afternoon there was
a logg procession made by civil, military
and memorial organizations In the city
nall.
Rochester paid n magnificent tribute to
the memory OF General Grant.
Business was entirely appended
at noon. There was parade under
General Mac Mahon commander OF the
veteran brigade A large number of vet
Gran or ,aniIations were Ia line, includ ne
the old memorable Thirteenth, carrying
banners that saw service on many bloody
fields where General Grant commanded
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prosihnnt CanvoInnh-

ALBANY, Aug S,-President Cleveland
arrived here on special train
from Nonkers at llSO, hay
ing proceeded from New York
10 Tonkers on the United States steamer
Dispatch. lie was accompanied by his
private secretary, Colonel Lamont, Col
onel McMchaGl and Adiutant- G o. eral
Farnsworth. llo is the guest OF s. b
Ward, lie visited the Fort Orange club
and was cordially received. He leaYts fol
the Upper Saran0c tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-09

CIScIHNATG, Aug. S-Many wholesale
houses were closed 10 day, and the u i5r-
fly OF retail hrms closed aftor midday.
There were uoespeci0l exercises during the
day, hut greet memorial meeting Is TO DO
held at Music Hall tonight. business par
TALLY suspen ed here to-day, The Il q bells
tonc1 nll day and salutos were fred
at intervals Tonight memorial services
were held at Music hall which was tested
to It's fullest capacity. Seven
thousand Is q low estimate of the audience
AT this meeting General Edward n.
NOyes, ex-governor of Ohio, delivered an
Grafton. Dispatches from towns all over
the state indicate general observance of
tho lnN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-09

SAN ANTONIO, Aug. ESPECIAL -
To-day at noon Pedro Esquibal, q
Mexican citizen, living on South La-
redo street, while hunting for hors 8
near his house, was waylaid and shI t
by Joaquin Landin. Esquibal has a
very beautiful young wife, whom he
married some time ago. Landin has
been paying her great deal OF at,eu-
ton, and Il desire TO possess her for
himself was undoubtedly tho cause OF
the shooting, Officers arc out after
Landin. Thewoman denies all knOWl-
edge Of Landin's cts or intentions,
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At hInmnllla.

MEMPHIS, Aug. s.-A salute OF 10 guns
was fired here ats o'c'ock thismornlng aud
one gun every half hour during the day un-
tins O'Clock this afternoon, when there
was national salute of 3S
guns, The city was drnped
IN mourning, and all the city offices we're
closed. Bu'iness was generally suspended
during the afternoon, and az 4 O'clock
memorial services were held, A long pro-
cession paraded the 81 Gets.
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p IN. to-day. The memorial services
.wcro largely attended, held In the capitol,
where eloquent and appropriate addresses
wcro delivered by Hon John Hancock
Colonel stephen a Dardon, Major j. II.
Breckenridge AID General Shelly. Suit
able resolutions were adopted TO forward To
Mrs Grant and family.
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CAsUALfIEs
A YcrrlbIo nn,irond accident.


CfNCINNArI, Aug 8.-A passenger train
on the Cincinnati & Eastern railroad
which let here at o o'clock this morning,
fell through trestle over Nine
Milo creek, Nud about ~
miles from The city, with fatal results, The
distance to the creek was 40 feet, and the
ont ~ train, consisting OF an engine, one
down,
NJ 3. Donaldson, wife of the master me-
chanic, was killed outright, a1d her two
children dangerously hurt.
Conductor Durham had an arm and two
ribs broken,
Harry Moore, of Now Richmond, and j
Sutton, OF Batavia, sustained grave inju-
riCs, and nine other pass ngers were scri-
nusIV hunt.
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raded the streets, ana services were held at
the capitol. Mayor Hillgor delivered an
address and appropriate resolutions were
adopted, The Legislature adJosrned in
honor of the occasion. At Big Bethel (cOl-
ored) church services were held, Bishop
Turner speaking. Flags were NJ half mas,
on all public bui'dlngs,and business houses
aud hotels and other buildings are draped
appropriately. The Gate City Guards, At
lanta's crack military company, Is in New
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AtHsrttord.

HARTFORD, Aug. s Memorial services
for General Grant were held In the First
regiment Imor ai II am During theda
% salute Of 00guns was fred az fye mln-
ute Int walls, and from 10 TO II o'clock
church bells ulod NJ urnlng onbpms
were displayed on most OF tho public build
ngs and business wis very generally sus-
pouuod
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MEXIA, Aug, SPECIAL. The first
beloof new cotton was brought In o.
day by Eubanks, raised on l.. McKans
place, four miles south of town, It
was sold to J. E,orn d Co., at 70 cents
per pound, There was 3 premium Of
$25 additional made up by merchants
and cotton buyers,
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Paris, France

PARIS, Aug. S.-The memorial services
In honor of G General Grant were held IN tho
American chapel here to-day. Many
French officials and the representatives 6
foreign powers attended ths ceremonies
All the members of the American legation
were pre- ent. also those OF the consulate
MANY members of the American colony
were In attendance. During the services Il
CCiVed
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NAyAsorA, Aug S.-lsperlal The day
was appropriately observed By The tolllng
ofbl lsa and airing o anvlls. The Nayasota
Guards marched with music with q con
course OF citizens TO the Me hodlst church,
where solemn oivloes were conducted by
10y. q. 4. Armstrong and Rov. j. NJ. Yves.
son, assisted by largo congregation
stores were closed AID business suspended
from 10 q. m. 10 ~ m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-09
Germany.

rHR PARTING OF THE EMPERoRs.
GAsTEIN, Aug. S.--After the state
dinner yesterday Emperor William
visited the Austrian emperor and
empress to bid thom farewell. On the
departure OF tho Auslrians, William
diRnpDonrpd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-09

WAXAHACHrE, Aug. S-[Special.l r.
The nows OF the burning of Mr.. Bonie
Rsnkin's two daughters, on Thursday
night, in his dwelling house, has cast
a gloom over the city more prOfounu
han anything that ever happened in
Ellis county. The family has the SYM
pathy of the entire community.
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State are Obliged TO sign an agreement
to maintain strict silence regarding
the state of affairs in TINT country.
The hostility of tho natives prevents
stores from reaching their destination.
Tho climate is deadly, and there is
only one doctor in territory 800 by
GOO miles in extent,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-09
At nIllMnnllnn

MILWAUKEE, Aug The Grant memo.
rial exc .cises In this place was interferod
with by drcnching rain, which set IN
whiio the procession was In progress,
drying several divisions from the ranks
and the people TO their homes, The exer-
ci5es ~ the eNposition building were nj.
tended by several thousand people, and
consisted OF addresses oulogistic Of General
Grant, music, etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-09
At Mckinney

NV N TNNII 4hWsF os-TDVU
liens OF Mckinney assembled to-day at the
court house TO pay tribute and unite In fl-
neral obsequies Of General U y. Grant.
Speeches were made by ] VI. Pearson, w.
- Boyd, ii G.. Mack and others Banks
and post office closed, and tho front OF the
First National bank gr9Ced with a flag and
portrait OF the general draped In mourn
Hut
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Bolton

BEL7oH, Aug. S. Special - Tho
first bale was brought in yesterday
and sold at auction to II. NJ. Cook &
Co. az 10 cents. Three other bales
were ginned to-day. Cotton picking
will actually begin next week, but un'
less It rains in q few days tho crop
will DO out short one.third from the
prospects OF three weeks ago.
Mechanics Hose Company No. =
havo decided 20 take part IN tho LAM
pasas tournament Notwithstanding
they have bdon unable to got but III
tie satisfaction fsom he management,
and especially so as 90 the amounts o.
tho prizes.
The young mon have organized a
military company. Hawkins, captaiA'
Dorset, first ieutoHgut; McClusky,
second lieutenant
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-09

LoSG BRANCH, N. j., Aug. Sc. j.
Jones, proprietor of the Elbcron, hung out
to-day an United States nag which was
festooned over the door of the Franklyn
cottage during the Illness Of the late Pres
idont Garfield. The flag was bOrdcrcd with
black and whItn silk roseltes
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-09
At Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Aug. S.-Memorial services
were held this evening, at which eulogistic
addresses were made The presidential
salute of 50 guns was fired from Fort
McHenry at sunrise aud sunset In
every city and village throurOut
the state services were held and
everywhere hundreds Of people paid re,
spoct 10 the dead soldier
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France.

THE CHOLERA AT HrARsEILLRs.
MARsEILLEs, Aug, s,-Thero we're
20 deaths from cholera in this city to-
day,
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THE PESDJEH INCIDENT DROPPED.
LONDON, Aug. s.-Tho British goy
eminent regards the Arbitration o.
the Pondieh oispute AZ dropped by the
iacll consent of earh government.
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"a Wor.oster, NIasanchnsett..

WORCESTER, Aug. g. President
Grants funeral was observed here, public
and private buildings being draped. Half
hour guns were fired from sunrise to $3.50 p.
m and then minute guns. Services and
common exercises included addresses by
Senat0r HOar and General Charlcs nny!ns.
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At wnNahnchie.

WANAuAcnIr, Aug. Especial AZ
lOo'clocls this moruing national nag WAS
placed nj lalf.mtst on tho douc VI the
cnu thousc, and at 3 o'clock In the nltar
neon the fire DELL began tulliny. At every
18Th top an anvil was fired
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-09
Argentlne KennhlIo.

CHOLERA QUARANTINE.
LONDON, AuO. S.-The ports of the
Argentine Republic have been closed
against all arrivals from Spain and
Marseilles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-09

HoUsroy, Aug. Especially - Grant
memorial services were held to-day. Judge
Gustavo Cook delivered an address. Bells
tollcd two hours. Cannon drtd every half
hour during the day.
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A large crowd was present. After the req
ular memorial services several speeches
were made by members of the Grand
Army of the Republic md oth-
ers, Including several eN- CCnfedaratcs,
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At Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Aug s.-Memorlal services
were held in the colorod churches to-day
and bells tollod during the march OF the
procession. Flags were at holf-mast and
half hour guns were fired from sunrise 10
sunset bY the cnlOrnl nrilllnrY
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PROVIDENCE, Aug. S-Throughout the
city business was suspended. The mourn
ing decorations were very numerous. This
morning the local pests of the Grand Army
OF the Republic and other veterans made n
parade through the principal streets At
the city hall memorial services were held
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-09

DENIsoN, Aug, S,-[SpeoiOl,l-Mrs.
Simmons, of Simmons Revere notorie-
ty, hes applied for divorce from her
husband
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TO OFFSET THE rENIANs.

BELFAST Aug. S.-Tho Marquis OF
Hamilton has inaugurated an orsani-
cation known "a tue Loyal Irish Les
gion.
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SInIn.
TIE CHOLERA CENSUS

III n Z IIVIlTIFN NTNNU0I
MADRID, Aug. S.-lncomplete re-
turns report 1859 new cases of cholera
throughout Spain yesterday, and 1862
doaLhs.
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ATLANTA, Aug s.-The church and fire
bells were toIled in honor OF General
Grants funeral. The colored military pa
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AUSTIN, Aug s. e. lspcclal.l AN the
state departments and principal business
houses remained closed from noon TO 0
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Enrlnnh

POLITICAL RUM0R DENIED.
LONDON, Aug, S.-Sir Frederick
George Millner u member of the
House of Commons, sends to tho Times
lottors from tho Marquis Of Salisbury,
Lord Randolph Churchill, Mr. VIM,
OF tho House OF Commons, and Mr..
Parnoll, denying tho assertion that
| Herbert Gladstone Is arranging an al
lance between tho Conservatives and
tho Parnellites.
THE CRAWFORD DIVORCE SCAN
DIAL,
LONDON Aug. S.-Tho petition IN tho
divorce proceedings instituted by
| Mr.. Donald Crawford against his wifo,
anu i'm which Sir Oh aries Dixie, presi-
don't of tho local government board
In Mr.. Gladstone's cabinet, Is made
co spondant was filed Wednesday
last. Sir Charles Dllke has retained
ox.Attorney. General Jones TO defend
him. MIR. Crawford Is barrister and
many years younger than his wife.
lie had a subordinate, but important
official position In the Office OF the
lord advocate for Scotland, in White
hall. Mrs. Crawford Is but 20 years
of age and the daughter OF Mr..
Thomas EustioO smith, Radical
member OF Parliament for Tynemouth
Hor sister Ia tho widow OF Ashton
Dixie.
PACIFIC DISPATCHES.
LONDON, Aug. S.-The Post says the
latest dispatches received AT 4ne for
eign office from NJ. DeGlers are so pa
cilic in tone rs TO indicate aspeedy and
peaceful settlement of the Afghan
frontier question.
GONE TO TURKEY.
Sir Henry Drummond Wolf, special
envoy to the sultan, left London to.
day for Brussels, on route to Constan-
tlnoplo.
TIE "kIDn LETS TIE CAT OUT OF THE
BAG.
Herbert Gladstone, ron OF tho OK
premier, IN his assertion that an alli-
ance had boon made between tho Con.
sorvatives and the Parnellites, limited
that Baron s. II. Oswald, OF Nostell,
(Mr. Roland Wynn was promoted to
the House OF Lords IN return for his
services Ia arranging the contract be-
tween the two parties,
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Congo

AnAD STATE or AFFAIRS.
PARIS, Aug. s.-The Matln says per-
sons entering tho service OF tho Congo
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Al Lnnlarllin

LoUIAvLLE, Aug. s.-Gtorge II Thomas
post No. 0, Grand Army OF the Republic,
held memorial services In honor o; q snoral
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PENSACOLA, Aug. S,-Buslneas was sus-
pended here to-day Flags were at half
! mast, and bells tollcd from noon till 2p. m.
in honor OF the memory of General Grant
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Miss Clereland's Book.

Miss Cleveland's book Will pre-
sently be out, ana, from extracts
made from advance sheets, is a very
able book, so able that it will have
to he read, by these who will read
if, in the midnight quietnde of their
Gle sets. 1t is mainly made up of
her lectures, and is her first book.
1t will po',ably be her last, Fl T while
we will all admire and Speak well
of it, it is quite sufficient.
Most of the matter for this book
was prepared before Miss Cleveland
wenl to Washington, but it is sure
it never would have got into book
form had she not become mistress
of the White House. And since she
has been "the first lady in the land,'
she has written other things and
they have been published in the
newspapers. The question may
presently occur to Miss Cleveland,
or to her brother, OF to Impairment
newspaper men, whether it would
not be better taste for her to keep
out of print so long as she is where
she is. or as long her brotheri is Presi.
dent. A writing and printing sis
ter is enough to make any man in
Mr.. Cleveland's position somewhat
nervous.-ProgresS.
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ACCOMAC C. H. VA. SATURDAY, JULY 1885,

Major Daniel. tits a very remark
able Grafton, and worthy of the he
TO in whose honor it was composed.
| think that no one can pernSe Ma
ior Daniels speech without Il feel
ing of the deepest admiration and
respect for the late Gen. Lee. 1t
will always be IL regret to me that
| never had the opportunity OF be
coming acquainted with Il man who
proved himself to be soldier, a
statesman, q patriot and a gentle.
man. ItiS pleasant to find how well
Gen. Lees fellow countrymen seem
to have understood his good works,
and am sure it.musJ be IL source
OF deep qualification to his family
to know how genuine and unaninl-
ous this feeling Isl. He adds that
although impossible now, he hopes
some day to visit the United States,
and that lie may then see the monu
.ment in the College Chapel at LEX
iugton, considering it, he says, I'd
privilege to be able to SHOW my re
spect and admirationsf0r one of the
greatest soldiers Of any age-Lee
OF Virginia"
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had Their fayorite books, which
they read and reread. Certain
books III our language are called
classics. They are models of style
and full Of ideas and Illustrations.
Modern writer's go to these old au-
thors sand get Jumps Of solid gold
which they proceed to beat ont
very thin. Why should we take
the gold leaf article when we can
go to tile original mines and get
solid nnggetsg The old novels are
the best. The old poets have not
been equaled. Too many of our
new books are written hastily to
sell. They are OF an inferior quail
ty and cannot profit us in any way.
a man, therefore, need not be
ashamed to say that he has not read
the last new book. When forty
new books appear every day it is
impossible to read them all.-Atlan
Ia Consultation.
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N NUMBER 50
Amusements might be Judged ~

Amusements might he Judged | y
theil effect upon physical heaIth.-
People need physical recnperation.
There were some who thought it
good sign to be poorly. God would
hold every one responsible for their
invalIdiSm if it was their own fault
Physical development which show
ed itselfin fabulous lifting, in per-
i!ous rope walking or in pugillstic
encounters excited only contempt,
but he confessed to great admir-
alton for the man who had great
soul in al athletic body.
ADJUSTMENTS should also he
judged by the companionsllip they
afforded. Any amusement that
gave a distaste tOI domestic life
was bad.
Every man ssil az Il good and a
bad angel. To follow the leader
ship of the one meant q CHRISTIAN
resurrection. To be taken in by
the allurementS and temptations of
:the. other meant. damnatioh.
- p 49,
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New YORK, Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad EN-
press -Lcilve Phl.adcphir sac n. M. weekdays
aud IL 10 p. M. daily. Leave Baltimore 6.a0a m
T.35 y. H., Wilmington 90 Il. M. week days, and
l.56 D. M. daily. stopping at Dover and nclmar
rcsularly;ard ut Mlldlctowr, Clayton. Harrington
and Seaford To leave passengers from Wilmington
and points North OR take OH passengers for Del
MAR.
Observation-Disclosures leave pclmar IL. 40 n. m.
and 100 y. M. woek-days. Dover l.56 IL. m, aud
5l5 u. M. arriving Wilmington $40 am. and 6.25
u. M, Baltimore 645 n. M and 9.n5 T. M, ana
Philadelphia 100 u. III. and 40 p. IN.
Sew Castle accommodation Trtns-I.cave VII.
mingtnn ut 10 IL. IN. aud . 80 y. IN. Leave Now
Castle nj II - III. and 81 p. m.
The lilo p IN. train from Philadelphia also
stops Mt New Castle 10 leave passengers from VIII
miiictnu or points north, OF to take passengers
for sauih OF Dolmar.
Connectior-At Porter. with Newark K Della
ware City Railroad. AT Townsend. with Queen
Anna's 4 Kent Railroad. AT Clayton. with Della.
ware Chesapeake knilroad aud baltimore and
Delaware Bay Railroad AT Harrington. with
Delaware. Maryland * Eirgini, Rallt ond. Al
.oaforl C.lrabrtd-S Y ssonf',rd Es.ilrond ~
Delmar with NewiYork, Phlladclphln Nnrfolk'
Wiconlicc 4 Pocnmoke. and Peninsula Railroads.
CHAS E. PUGH, General Manager.
r. Wood General Passenger Agent