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The SPECTRE oE EUROPE.

80. ~ - ~ ~ -SfsO' -
A New York csrtoonist, last spring,
illustrated the Russian march toward
India in o manner at once so happy
and 30 prophetic that, at this juncture
OF fulhllment, we cannot resist sd-
verting to 1t. Over one of the desks of
TIE HERALD's ssnctum tho picture IL
posted, In its bright colors and in its
infinite suggestiveness. On q rocky
ominence of the Parapomisus stands
the bear Of Russia, his head adorned
with tho peaked cap of that nations
infantry, his body forming the
pensive corona of an aurora bo
reals, and the rsdiata, or the
flashing splnes that trembllpgly lean
above the disk OF this unex-
planned arctic phenomenon are bayO-
EeLs. The black body and the per-
speotive blush, the sombre mountain
and the rivers sheen altogether pro.
sent pleasing Autograph. Uraa Ma
jor stands with his front feet upon
Acrobat, his muzzle projecting be-
You'd Fenjdeh, his looming figure APP
parently having arisen on tho north
ern horison Ike q mirage, and the
right hind foot OF tho plantigrade
rests propheticslly upon Hultsgar
Pass, which three days ago was COM
manded, for the first time, by the
cannon of ALIKHANoFF Past tho foot
Of tho mountain flOws the Hori Rud
and across that river, In the frontice
ground, in path above which fin
ger sign points to Herat, stagBers the
lion-that symbol of highlands maj
esty once and her terror noH--wiping
with his paw his fl)wing tears, his
wounded sides displaying Fenian
thrustg, the Soudan fiasco and tho Ill
cers Of internal agitation. In the path
ahead OF the lion Mr.. GLADSTONE
stands in an attitude of impatient and
despsirlng entreaty, urging tho lion
TO fly the wrath to come. On Thurs
day last whom GOVERNOR ALIKHANoFy
occupied the commanding heights
OF Zulragar tho ful1llment of this pro-
phetic cartoon appeared. On that day
COLONEL RIDaEwAY, tho British-Af-
CHAN boundary commissioner, fed
from the Tejend with his escort efore
tho Caspian column and ALIKHAEoFT,
KoMARoFF and the other offs, odska
and vitchs went readily southwark In
that memorable advance, which will
never halt until the lancers OF the Cos
sacks are mirrored in the Indus. Tha,
cartoon is called tho "Spectre of
Europe" The legend is better in the
sense intended than is Its syntsx. A
pcdagogue might object that the boar
Is not the spectre Of Europe, but that
spectre at sight of which Europe Ia
amazed and Mortified. Its the spectre
of Russia and it Is now materiallzed.
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the days havo passed, perhaps into a
week, the young man announces his
intention of departing. There is mu-
tusl inclination to have another ro-
mantle meeting, especially as tina abb
sent young man, who is piniDg away
in the billiard rooms at home, will
never know. A long walk follows
beyond all previous limits and the
heads incline more than they did be-
fore. Then there is something like
the scene that occurred az the railway
station at home few regretful words,
several attempts to say goodbye with
moro effect, slower walk home than
when they came out. Then doors
divide them and he is gone, and in q
little while she goes home, too, but
the young man who meets and after
wards marries her doesn't learn quite
all ito incidents of that summer trip
and, perhaps, il is just as well.
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NEW Noml, July 2O.-Cap,ain Dan.
ltt II Ward, who was arrested for
S,MlnGung several business frms in
thia city during tho past year, pleadod
guilty today and was sent 10 Inc state
prison Tor three years. The prisouSr
Il Suulharner snd Is ssid 10 CONS
from Ggood family. During the war
ne ~ sold 10 have been ono Of tbe mo-.
t9nous hotel burners who was in tbo
POT TO destroy the city OF Now YorE,
a ans isW3lndiing schemes were no: con-
lined TO this city.
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MAYOR GRACE is tho right kind of
mayor FOR metropolitan, cosmopolitan
Now York. He can talk to the dis
tlnguished foreign guests in their ma
tive languages so well that they begin
TO feel at home at once. He addressed
the BARTHoLDI people in Fronoh and
flatterod tho Mexican editors in Span
ish and could repeat the same feat in
German. BY the way Dallas isn't SO
far behind the procession as MAYOR
Brown csn prove to tho Mexican
lOurnsllsts II they take in Dallas.
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PRIZE FIGHT
naIins Veraug Fort lyor,b


Articles of agreomout between Lom-
uel McGregor ('St, Joo.Kidwald vii
liam j. Biakhsm have been signed "a
this CFlcl: ave. tho undersigned, do
hereby Bgree TO fight with gloves 10 q
finish for $3.50 a side, MARQUIS OF
Queonsbury rules (revised) to govern
Fight 90 take place in the opera house,
Dallas, Texas, Saturday, July 20, 1885
A deposit Of $50 each has been placed
IN tho hands of John J. Burke, TO bC
handed to Mr.. Il. II. Purdy, who shall
be the final stakeholder. The romain-
ing 500 shall DO deposited by the rep.
resentetives of both parties In the
final stakeholderh' hands on or
before July %, 1885. Either party fail,
ing to comply with this sgroement
shall forfeit the amount OF tho first de-
poslt, and shall be subjected to the
rules governing this same. The condi-
tons are that the winner OF this match
shall receive all monies received at the
door for admission after doducting ex-
penses. w. Z. BIKuAM.
lEMUEL MCGEoR,
"St. Joe Kid"
Witness; Charles Marshall and f..
II, Thomas,
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neighbor or striking foe in the dark.
Legislators are aware of these sail
emit objections to such an undemo-
cratic and unjust court OF inquiry, and
yet none appear bold or patriotic or
just enough to humanity at large 10
make the attack upon this miserable
burlssquo upon Judicial investigation.
The grand jury is daily growing more
unpopular, as evil mon, appreciating
its possibilities, continue more and
more to use it, and that man who will
see that its doors are thrown open in
every instance to the accused as we'll
az the accuser, or who will accomplish
it's complete overthrow and send
everything to the County and District
Courts through the Justices Courts,
will become not only popular hero
but bsnefactor to abused humanity
in every community of this great
commonwealth. TO continue bar
bsrous relic in tho midst Of liberal
and just civilization Ia to insult and
abuse the intelligence of the age,
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France
AN RRoNAuT's ADIRU,

PARIS, July 20.-The balloon in
which Ely assembled from Torrent, on
tho A.h instant, and which was seen
drifting toward tho soa, has been
picked up by Dicppo smack. Meth.
lug was sosn OF Ely, and 1t is pre-
sumed he persisted.
RoUEN, July 20.-NooS.-A terrible
IRE IL raging in this city. 1t began ia
the drug store Of St0rlavello Brothers,
and has already destroyed six build
iugs.
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ATleast one Eastern journal vlewa
with inadequstion the indifference OF
Americans in the m after Of the Next
can and Central American trade. The
New York Mail and Express says:
"England wishes to monopollze the
trade of Mexico, 1t seems. The people
ofthe United States have exhibited
folly enough already In permitting
European countries TO control the for.
elgn trade of American nations south
of tho Rio Granden
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WARM WEATHER WAVE.
INTENSE HEAT IN THE NORTH,
The Larger Cities Sweltering from sum-
mer Solstioe and waiting for the
Mercury to Drop-sunstrOke
and Prostration Reports.
InthA NnrthMeAL

CHICAGO, July 2).-Noon dispatches
from various points throughout the
northwest show that the hot wave ex.
tends Gil over Illinois, Iowa, Wlscon-
Gin and Nebraska.
At s o'clock this morning at
Des Moines the mercury stood at IS
degrees.
Dubuque reports 90,
Omaha %,
Cooler weather prevails In Mime,
sofa a1d Manitoba, the mercury mark
ing rs, and at Winnipeg 40 above.
In Chicago tho heat ia increasing
now being 81 in the shade. No fatal
tiea have yet been reported
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Every lady uses Pozyoni's medlcated
complexion powder. It isg household
treasure, Tho madam finds 1t i'm
possible. TO go down town without
hrat rubbing tt on. II the baby cries
sho goes Tor the puir.box. If the cold
man" come home runled or chaled, be-
cacse business IL duh, &c, PO2zoni's
powder cools and allays his troubles.
Lhen gu is gladsome joy. No family
should ba without 40.
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ALTHOUGH JOHN ROACH has made
many dollar out OF the United States
and has figured as an accomplish In
tho costly raids by robson and
CHANDLER upon the treasury, if he is
really and honestly broken man in
health and fortunes, he will not be
without much .sympathy. But the
general public viii most deeply feel
for the 1900 laborers thrown out OF
employHant.
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TIN Cheyenne troubles and the i'm.
pudent conduct ofthe cattlemen OF the
Indian Territory will about result In
clearing the Territory of the white in.
truders and annulling the leases OBJ.
tanned from the Indians in violation
OF plain treaties and stStutes. Quiet
will reign there continually when
once tho troublo-fomenting white man
IL eiocted.
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BECAUSE GENERAL BUcKNER, sn
old classmate aud friend of years of
GENERAL GRANT, SAL with tho latter
an hour or so the other day, tho East
ern papers saro saying all manner of
ugly things about him, and insisting
that ho "bothered" aud injured the
OK President. The fact is those rsbld
Republicans become miserable when
prominent Confederate shows
special attention TO GRANT. II may
have the effect'of largely allaying sec
tlonal feeling, and that doesn't suit
the Republican North.
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FOREIGN NEWS
THH CHOLERA RECORD.

MADRID, July 2e.-There were in
Spain yesterday 1850 now cases of
cholera and 76l deaths. or those, S5G
new cases and 1888 deaths were re-
ported from the province of Ssragossa.
Cases have appeared at Puerto Real,
in the province of Cadiz, ana at the
cities Of Pateneia and Vallsdolld.
SPREADING.
Cholera has made its appearance in
tho vicinity OF CRdiz.
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TIE events recently tranSplring In
Cleveland, Chicago and portions OF
Michigan indicate that the militia and
army of the future will BIO u.oful
chiefly in tho suppression of mob VIC
lonco by strikers and trades unions.
Every company in the country, there
fore, ought to be instructed and drilled
with special reference to such use. To
dispense mob and yet prevent blood
shod is most difficult task.
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THE worst lick at tho antl-tobaoco,
anti'liquor advocates, which has oc-
CURED for many day was given in
Missouri just recently whom CHRIS
TOPPER MANN died in his lllth year.
He had been constant usor of tobacco
and habitual drinker for over 9j years.
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Nor day passes but Kentucky adds
TO its notorlety as tho "dark and bloody
ground" 1t rivals Corsica In its
feuds and vendettas. The State ought
to maintain a standing army as big rs
that of the United States.
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In the great camp meeting Of the
Salvation Army at Old Orchard,
Maine, tho ontire army consists of o
officers and 65 soldiers. This is just
about the proportion between officers
and men in the army and navy of this
country.
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RUSSIA, unless anxious to fight, had
better "call Off those dogs of war;" Kc"
MoRoFr and ALIKuAYoFF, II abe can
get thom OIL. The latter was once dis
grsced for naturalization and has a
reckless way of following his combat
i've impulses reEardleSS OF superlors
and their orders.
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WHILE the Republicans are ortiz
clzlng Mr.. CLEVELAND for appointing
ex-rebels to office, they must not for
get the action OF their brethren in Vir-
ginia who are running a rabld ex-
rebel, and the son OF a rebel who hung
JOHN BROWN, for governor.
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OUT OF over $500 murders ia this
country last year, according TO the
Baltimore Sun, only Sl3 of the muir
derers were executed, and PIC of thi,
latter number met their death by
lynch law. If IL vasn't for Judge
Lynch justice would have small I'D.
ministrstion or showing in this land
OF law and liberty.
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England,
Ing manu-
THE HIGH JOINT COMMITS

TIE HUH JOINr COMMISSION.
LONDON, July 2O.-The Mansion
House Committee spent four hours to-
day IN the work Of investigating the
revelations OF tho Pail Mali Gazette,
TIKI sCoTCHMEN WON,
WIMBLEDON, July 20.-In the match
Tor the challenge trophy, the Scotch
riiiemen won by eight points.
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THE desire to go 10 Congress is n I
dying out In Arkansas 70 any apprecia-
BILE extent. Five gentlemen an
nounced themselves 90 "subject to the
action Of the Democratic Convention"
In Senator Jones' old district.
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GENERAL Fremont says he hGi
osmped whore Chicago, Minneapolis
and Salt Lake City now arc long be-
fore the fret cabin WAS erected. 1t
would BIO great thing for tho morals
OF Illinois and Utah il travellers yet
had to camp whore Chicago and Salt
Lake City are.
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ABILENE is rejoicing with exceeding
great Joy. 1t confidently expects
another railroad, real estate Ii on q
big boom, rich mining country is
supposed to exist only IL miles south,
and the sky. generally wears rosy
hue. Groat L. West TeXasl
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SINCE PAGE MCCARTY brought
JOHN l.. WISE to see the folly and dan
ger of duelling,a Democrat can afford
to run against him for governor Of
Virginia. A man who shoots to kill
like McCARTY, may become great re-
former and peace officer.
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ST. PETERSBURG, July 20.-The Rus
Sian harvest prospects continue dis
coureging. The reaping of winter
wheat in the southern provinces gives
barely middling return. The pres.
ent outlook IL that the wheat crops
VIII everywhere within the empire
yield poor harvcsts.
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PlLtsburr Parnlyzsd

PITT2BuRs, July 20.-The intense
heat OF the pact few days has caused
great suffering among iron workers,
but only one case OF sunstroke has
boon reported. Tho temperature at 2
o'clock this afternoon was 92S,
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A Ron.ter ct CINCINNATI

CINCINyATI, July 2O.-The heat is
not greater than yesterday. There
was peroeptlble fall in the tempera-
ture during tho night, and at s O'Clock
this morning tho thermometer was
Is; at 10 II was So; at II it was 90. There
have been no cases Of aunstr0ke.
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Marine Matters

WV VINLHNNol
NEW ORLEANS, July 9O.-Clesred
Tho steamship Ellis Knight, for
Belize.
Arrived; The wandoror, from Bo.
llzoi the schooner Anna, from New
York.
FORT or NEWCASTLE,
NnwoAsrLE, July 20.-Salied, ,Julv
is, the bark Eskedol, for Galveston,
PORT or LIVERPOOL,
LIVERPOOL, July 2l.-Saied, July
20, the bark Bore, for Galveston,
PORT OF PLYMOUTH,
PLYMOUTH July @.-Arrived; July
IL, tho bark Concordla, from Bremen
for Galveston,
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Plenennt nd milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE, July 20.-This Is one
Of tho most pleasant days of tho sum
mer, $ refreshing breeze coming from
the lake and the thermometer rang
ing from 70 to 7S degrees.
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The Kansas people who got scared
out of their wits over idle rumors OF
an Indian outbreak, although pro-
teoted by 5000 regulars, are now prob
ably kicking themselves for such an
exhibition of tlmidity.
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Tho Hnatin 81 Lonii

81 LOUIS, July 2O.-The heAs here is
tempered by slight breezs, but the
woathor IL exceedingly oppressive.
No sun-gtrokes had beon reported to.
day up to | O'Clock. At that hour the
Thermometer registered 81 degreae.
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ireland
AENiAnN.
NO GOVERNMENT AID FOR MUNSTER
RANK.

DUBLIN, July 20,--Tb0 Earl OF Car
naryon, Lord Lieutenant, in reply to q
deputation ofpersons Interested In the
Munster Bank, wins called 10 urge him
10 uso his influence to secure govern.
ment cid for the bank, said that the
government could not give direct AID
TO tho institution.
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HtInlnr 81 NInxnInnl.

CLEVELAND, July 2O.--The heat here
is sitting. No reports OF sunstroko
have been 81 AIDE yet. The mercury at
10 O'Clock Is IS in the shade,
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CuLLIN0s.

A failure 90 pay interest on school
lands under tho act of 1888 by August
J, VIII work forfeiture of the same.
tembor.
The comptroller to-day deposited
Sg9OO to tho credit of general revenue.
Inc assessment OF Hardcman Conn.
2l2. " ''''AN' VI wow
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Silk Mitts and silk Glove


WEABH SELLING THIS WEEK: Full Lace Silk Nits In all tina m
SHADES and black IA 1a inches gs 45e pair. these ho
for S5e pair; key slightly damaged.
Jersey silk Hta lace tops splendid variety Ofshaaes sss blacks
E5o pair.
Jersey silk Gloves sbuOn length white sn pair; the.
Wsrth sc.
Lace Tsp Silk Gloves 1ObuttOs ngh styles at SOD
worth S125.
We will si sell this weeks Ladies' Black Silk only No.
l2Or 9Sc pairs they bought to sell S1.5O pair.
Aagai ge0me French Lsle Hose NH
are selling 9C psr We aUn all sizes we hsHe them only
Wines and BsrgundIss.
Pink and Blue Ribbed lon Hose, reguarmade, Soc pair
Misses Ribbed Thread Hose an excellent art snd ous LAM
assortment Of shades: Nose 2 aud &c., worth 5Oc;
100, worth Csc; Nos. i'2 s1s, i5c, worth 76c,
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BY CLDSIuG THIS CLEARING SAII

public that
We tall times well stocked We only pushed the goods
JUDGMENTS All former bargains still hold good throughout ws
hearoi
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-. "bU Joe hId,H
Witness; Charles Marshall and T..
Y. Thomas,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-17
Two Marvellous Wheels.

In well-known machine shop at
Scranton, Pa, two wonderful wheels
have recently been manufactured. Their
combined weight is 1874 tons, and their
cost. when in place, will be not less
than $4,000. One of them is to he
stationed at the Hecla and the other at
the Calumet copper mines in Michigan.
These mines. by the way, ore the great
est copper-producers in the world. The
output so far has been deliberately re-
duced, SO as not to interfere with other
copper mining companies in this coun-
try. The great steam engine used at
The Centennial was the largest ever
made in the world up TO that time. Il
il now IN use in that wonderful town OF
Pullman. near Chicago America is q
great country for big things. We have
the longest river, some OF the highest
mountains, tho most extensive prairies.
the largest population considering our
age, and now the prospect is that we
will have the most extensive machinery
Of any nation on the earth. What .
splendid country this would be il our
country was as good and religious ~
ID people are enterprising and progress
dvo.-Dem0resfs Monthly.
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Principal MeridianS.

The first meridian west Of the Mis-
sissippi River is the fifth. which begins
at the mouth of the Arkansas River.
and governs surveys in Arkansas, Mis-
souri,, lnosv Of Minnesota, and Dakota.
The sixth is the meridian of 81 degrees
Is minutes west, and extends from the
37th degree OF latitude to tho Missouri
River, and governs surveys in Kansas,
Nebraska, part of Dakota. Wyoming,
and Colorado. West of this are the
New Mexico meridian, the Great Salt
Lake meridian, the Boise, the Mount
Diablo, the San Bernardino, the Hum
boldt, the Willamette, the Montana,
and the Gila and Salt Rivers. The
Indian meridian governs surveys in that
Territory.-ChicaQo Ne,rs.
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The Source Of the Thames.

Great rivers, like some Of our great,
est men, have humble origins. Glouces-
tershire and Wiltshire have both done
battle for the honor of giving rise t.
the Thames. The question has ne,
excited anything like parallel interc
to that of the source of the Nile. or IT,.
natal city of Homer, but it has had it
controversialists. A truce, howeve:
was long since arranged between th.
two counties, and indeed it may he,
perhaps, justly called a settled peace.
The Thames, without doubt, has its
birth in Gloucestershire, but It is not
until it reaches Wiltshire that it is nav.
igable. Gloucestershire, therefore.
presides over its infancy. Wiltshire
"sets it upon its legs md makes q man
of it," and. flowing through London, it
commands the dignified title of Father
Thames. ."-Harpe,'s Magazine.