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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

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Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price -
cents. Sold by j. Va Williams IL Go.
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:, oystersi oystersl Always ahead.
FRESH SADDLE Rock oysters sL Livings.
TONS Deln,ouioo Resiauraut,
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Trxst No Others

Trsst No Others
Why endure the agOnies of neural.
gia, when Benson's Capcine Porous
Piasters will quickly relieve 1t. 25
conls.
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-, VIII you suffer with dyspepsia and
iivor complaint? Shiloh's Vitallzer Is
guaranteed to cure you. Sold by j, l..
Williams IL Co.
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PATTERSON solls tho best o cent cigar
IN me world. 200 Main street, cornor
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Boushe, the Main street grocer,
Keel y nothing hut tho freshest grocer.
les, cunued goods and Kreen groceries.
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II is aPardosable Thing


To covet good looks. Parker's Hair
balsam gives gloss, richness aud
wealth to the hair. Clean, pure.
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Shiloh's Us,arrh Remedy, q positive
cure for catarrh, diphthrris and cank
or mouth. Sells ky J. l.. Williams 4
Co,
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Orr, "a Main street, IL receiving
large sh,pments OF buggies, carriages,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

If all so-called remedies have failed
Dr.. SaSs's CAtsrrh Remedy cures.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02

Novor interrupt any conversation
with n hacking cough; In Gro Nea q
bad impression. Better invoat a quar-
ter OF "a Sol,as In dottlo OF De-, BARS
Cough Syrup aud curD it,
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just Try "a bot,le OF Dc, sco't's Cocoa
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists.
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Just try bottle Ut Dr.. SCOTS Cocoa
Iron aud Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists,
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Group, whooping cough and bron.
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just try u bottle of DIR. Scott's Cocoa-
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iruggistg.
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Notice to Customers and others.

notics TO customers aud Others.
Hilger's bakery, S5S Maiu street, will
move temporarily, on account of re.
pairs TO his present building, to 9l3
Main street, only one hlock above.
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orr's buggios are selling fast, IA
Main street.
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Silver has been recognized az good
money rom time imme eorial, but The
nondholdors, who bought tho bonds ~
~ cents on tse dollar, sre terribly
scared Leaf they should DO pad In sil-
yer. They ueIsand gold, sud, strange
- IL may soom, tnero Is clA's Oi poll'
tillans who want to acctSs 10 tneir
svlh,h demgnds.-[ Greonvillo Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-02
QUE CoNGrHssMAN.


The poor mugWumps are left floun-
dering on the snOris OF despair. They
were unwilling 30 truSt themselves To
the guG lnUe OF the Democratic crew,
and now thuy are stranded nigh anu
dry out of the line " the regular ships;
nothing Is left Co enter ala thea but
the "mlght have been." Thus it is
with all those who fire. quent the
"lence," Snd atrsddling foI low win
soon dad each ioo5 going n different
way, with no alternative out to tat, be-
tween iho base OF sperations.-- Austin
Statesman,
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The consolidation OF several minor
depsrtmonss OF the Sunset lise, at
Houston, recently, looks ike Gn effort
~ atone for tho removal OF the general
offices from that city to New Orleans.
But possibly tho greet State OF Texas
should bo thankful Tor that small Ia
vor 10 return for the many broad acres
of lsud given 10 that oorporatios,-
san Antonio Light.
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Tho Hon, j. n. Browning, OF Mo.
beetio, Is being !avorabIy mentioned
for at orney-geueral. HIS uominatiln
by the Democratic party OF Texas
would he hefltung recognition by
that party OF tho great Panhandle pGSt
of the'Stats, an d wou meritSd conpn-
msnt To one VI tho oumlng men OF the
country. Batibg bis freG-trnue IDEAS,
jim mas few equals and no superlors
among Texas politicidns.-ItorG Worth
| Hsil.
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The editors VI She Balance Wheel
hsvo lost much Of their love for sr.
carroll, the man who ia more than .
match FOR the whisky barrel sirauololi
senator Coke Center Champion.
The accomplished editor ui the
Chsnpion certainly did not vri,e tue
ABOVE vulgar squ,b. We ray this De-
cause We think ne Is too Intelligent
snd too diguihud To make such re-
mark about Governor Cske, the m an
whom all Dsnosrats love aud admire.
besides, he could not forget that Coke,
IN umes OF trouble, stood by his peo-
bio like nm iron wall. Again, the man
who wr ito tho above squib would not
place his hand on his heart aud ssy
ths, DE-. Carroll IL a match for Rich.
ard Coko Paris Balance Wheel.
FARMERS ALLIANCE.
Ilis order to-day, from Its wiuo.
spread popularity among the farming
anu lasorinr clssses OF people, snd tue
lspit organization for the purpose OF
mutual self.protHciisn and education,
attracting the attention and admira-
uon " honest people everywhere. On
sne other hand tney are bittefly DE-
nounccd by their opponents a. being
S!snlsh, c0mmunistic and revolution
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7. S.--If this is tho case with one
contractor, how ~ it with tho balance?
The governor seems TO couple them
all together.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
VOWED TO KILL THE JOKER.
Husband and Wife Estranged by a Let
ter from an Unknown scOundrel.

Husband and Wife Estranged by a Let
ter from an Unknown scOundrel.
NORWOOD, N. j., Sept. 12.-George
Pine, gentleman of very nervous and
irritable temperament, lives with his wife,
an attractive lady some years his junior,
IN a neat little cottage at the junction OF
two roads north of here. Recently Mrs.
Pine went TO visit some relatives in Pat
erson.
When she had been gone several days
some friends of Mr.. Pine agreed to play a
joke upon him. They induced a young
lady to write note from Paterson to Mr..
Pine, pretending 10 be his wife, and tell
ing hum that she had eloped with young
man she had met there.
The husband received the note in the
evening, and, frantic with rage, procured
horse and started for Paterson with all
possible speed. He drove to the house
where his spouse was quietly sleeping,
and rappIng on the door demanded to
know the direction his wife had taken.
He carried an immense revolver, which
he flourlshed over his head to the terror OF
the servant girl, who stood, lamp in hand,
in the doorway thinking he had gone mad.
His wife hearing the noise appeared on
the scene and explanations ensued. She
said she would return with him anc to-
getber they started for home. 5f
The joke may result seriously, as Mrs.
Pine threatens TO leave her distrustful
husband, and he In turn vows he'll Kill
the person who played such cruel trick
upon him.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14

from the fall, and, strange to say, her
coiffure was hardly disarTanged. This is
perhaps one case in hundred, but 1t
should serve as an example to those who
feel that they must jump at such time.
Advice for an emergency OF this kind Is
hard to give, and never is It easier given
than after the accident has occurred.
MRS. THURBER's MORAL BALLET.
In theatrical circles ID the city this
week the project OF n ballet composed of
sixty American girls of irreproachable
moral character is exciting the brisk
comment of the showmen. Mrs. Francis
b. Thurber, wife OF the millionaire mer-
chant and anti-monopolistic politician,
has planned a season OF grand opera in
English by American-bOrn singers alto
gether. She has hired the Academy OF
Music for term, beginning in January
next, has engaged the principles of
company, and all the arrangements are
under way on large scale. Mrs. Thur
Der insists that every performer on the
stage shall be an American. She was told
that it would be impossible TO get ballet
of that sort. She had already placed a
native chorus in training, aud she said
that she would institute school of dane
Ing to graduate ballet by the time they
were required. Moreover. every pupil
should be of undoubtedly good morals.
she could not De persuaded out OF TINS
part of her undertaking, which is
deemed ridiculous by old managers, but
is lauded by the lady's enthusiastic
friends. 1t is said that premiere
danseuse of American birth, though Of
Italian training and foreign stage ex-
perience, has been secured, but the
coryphees and other members Of the bal
let, are to be procured, il possible, from
reputable New York girls willing to go
into such employment.
GOSSIP ABOUT CoNKLING.
According to the latest rumOr, an effort
is to be made to nominate Roscoe COnk-
ling for Governor at the Republican State
convention on Sept. 20. This is not i'm
possible. His is name to eOnjure with,
and If elected he could go to the Senate
next winter or wait for presidential
nomination in 1888. 1t would De good
opportunity for the distinguished New
Yorker to return to politics If he so
desires. At any rate, l am convinced
that be will not sanction the nomination
and election Of Eyarts for Governor.
have heard him den0unce William NJ.
Evarts most vigorously for the part he
took IN confirming Mr.. Hayes claim to
the Presidency in 1877, and class him
with John Sherman and Stanley Matthews
as fellow-cOnspirators in the Louisiana
bargaining. M.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
Grounds of Snain,s claims.

LONDON, Sept. 13.-T'he note Of Sonor
Eduyan, the Spanish Foreign Minister, to.
Prince Bismarck, claims Spanish sover-
eighty over the Carolnes ON the ground
OF discovery, exploration, missionary
work, protection, recognition by the ma
tives, and the existence of Spanish trad
ING posts.
The German government appears dis,
posed to insist that the dispute concern
ing the Caroline islands be submitted to-
arbitration. Spain is negotiating for the
purchase OF two men-ofwar, which are be-
ing built In England for the Chinese gov
eminent.
The British Vice Consul at San Sebas-
tian has offered TO protect the German
Consul there in the event Of another riot.
REGARDED AS GERMAN PROPERTY.
LONDON Sept. 18.-A Berlin dispatch
says that the CarOlines may be already
regarded as German property. The en-
tire affair can only terminate with an
assertion Of Germany's claims.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
Aid for ParneII.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 13.-A large meet
ing OF lrish-American citizens was held
mere this evening Several hundred dol
lars were subscribed and $4,000 more
pledged. Toe meeting instructed its
president 10 send the following dispatch:
"Chdrles Ste1Grt PdrneU and associates,
leans held here tonight pledge immediate
assistance 70 the parliamentary fund and
home rule
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
Fears of a Telegraph Strike.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept. 13.--At pub
lie meeting OF Western Union operators,
held here to-day to take action On the
subject OfextrR work demanded withou'
extra pay, a committee of five was ap-
pointed 10 wait on the Superintendent
Immediately, and ask for the restoration
OF the extra compensation. The Super
intendent will be given until Sept. IS 10
answer. and in the event OF tho refusal
serious trouble is feared.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
CAME BACK A CORPSE.
Killed by a FIash from the SKY.

CANTON, MISS, Sept. l3.-Gesterday
afternoon a heavy rain and wind storm,
accompanied by much thunder and light
ming, visited this section, blowing down
trees and fences and damaging crops. At
Weathersby's plantation, near here,
Thomas Weathersby and three negroes
took refuge in ginh0uae, which soon
after was struck by lightning. One Of the
negroes, named Austin Carson, was
killed. Mr.. Weathersby was rendered
ennaalnaa nnd the nthera Mere stnnned.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
struck bY Ldghlning In n llont.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. l3.-An Official Of
the United states Geological Survey re-
eeived to-day telegram from banker at
BOzeman, Mont, stating that on yester-
day, while several mem bers OF the party
went out on the survey for field work in
Yellowstone park they were sailing lake
in the park when the boat was struck by
lightning. Mr.. Thompson, OF the party,
was instantly killed. The rest were
seriously Injured
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14

MILES CITY, MONT, Sept. 13.-A stage
robbery Is reported from near F0rty-Mile
ranch Friday night. Three masked men
stopped the stage and secured The Wells
Fargo treasure box, containing 5000, en-
route from Fl. Custer 10 TT. McCunney.
Twelve thousand dollars in government
money for the troops had been sent through
only a day 0r two before.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
NTurdored In Ills Bod.

LEWISTON, IDAHO, sept. I'D. h.
Frazer, for twelve years Auditor Of
ShOshone county, was to-day found
murdered IN his lodgings IN the rear
OF his store at Pierce City. His body bad
been hacked 10 pieces. The object OF the
murderers WAS evidently roDoery, as
blankot had been hung over the window,
and al unsuccessful attempt made 70
blow open the safe. The tracks leading
from he room indicate that the deed was
done bv Chinese.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
DcfnnIler NichoIs' Estnte.

FORT WORTH, TEX, Sept. l3.--The viii
OF John Nichols. late Vice President or
the City National Bank, was probated
yesterday, Mrs. Nichols being quaiihed
as exeoutrix. A. NJ. Britton, President
OF the bank, Immediately began suit
against her Cor the recovery OF $50 900, the
amount OF Mr.. Nichols deialsatiOn. The
Nichols estate IL rated at 10000.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
B0MBARDED WITH FILTH.
MORMONS BESNTEAR THE RESI-
DENCEs OF OFFICIALS.

Great Indignation Expregsed-Chinesei
Miners Near Seattle Driven Away and
Their Lodging Place Burned The Ru-s
mors of the Revival OF the Mollfe Ma
guires Pronounced Unfounded.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, Sept. 1S.---
At o'clock this morning some persons,
evidently Mormons, threw two quart
jars, containing offensive matter mixed
with sand, through the window Of the par
lor Of United States Commissioner Mac.
kay, who has heard most OF the unlawful
cohabitati0n cases. One of the Jars
burst, splattering the flooring and furni-
ture and running them. Two were also
thrown al the window Of the bedroom Of
United States Attorney Dickson, but
struck outside Of the window easing,
bursting over the outside walls. Two
more were thrown into the house Of
Assistant Secretary Yariau, where his
vile was alone with SICK child, doing
much damage. There Is no clue To the
perpetrators. Much Indignation prevails.
CHINESE DRIVEN OUT.
SEATTLE, w. r., Sept. IA large
building occupied by Chinese laborers at
the Coal Greek mines, 20 miles from here,
was attacked by a mob yesterday morn
ing. The Chinese, about fifty in number,
fed INTO the woods. The Chinese lodging
house and cookhOUse were burned. The
buildings burned belonged to the Oregon
Improvement Company. The attacking
party were all masked. None of the
Cinnamon were hurt. The attack, coming
so soon after the Squak valley massacre,
has created an uneasy feeling here, and
trouble at the Newcastle mines is feared.
MOLLY MAGUIRE RUMoRs DENIED.
PoTTsvILLE, PA, Sept. 13.-Capt.i
Anderson, chief Of the coal and iron police 4
of this district, with headquarters in thisa
city, pronounces the dispatch from
Shamokin describing the alleged law-i
lessness and terrorism prevailing In Z
that region as absolutely baseless. {
He declares that the MOllie Maguires'
have no active existence In the coal re-
gion, and that affairs were never in a con-
dition OF more perfect quiet and security.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
Three Drowned whiIe Sailing.

RocKLAND, MASS. Sept. 13.--An acct
dent occurred this afternoon by which
three young married men-Charles
Young, +. 5. Curtis and Arthur Wheeler
OF this place lost their lives bydrowniug.
They had been sailing all day In Accord
pond. At the time Of the accident the wind
had increased, and, coming In gusts, The
boat was upset, throwing all three into
the water. All were good swimmers and
started for the shore, about 300 feet dis
tant, but sank before reaching 10.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
AIsaoe and Lorraine.

PARIS, Sept. l3.--The intention Of the
native residents OF Alsace and Lorraine
in this city 10 run two candidates IN the
election for members OF the French Cham
Der Of Deputies has been abandoned, In
consequence of articles in German ofiiciaE
organs threatening more severe measures
in the government OF Asace and Lor-
raine, If the idea is insisted upon.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
Indin's military Commands.

LONDON, Sept. 13.-Fhe government OF
India proposes TO abolish the military
commands OF Bombay aud Madras and to
reform and centralize the Administration
Of Southern India, with headquarters at
Bombay. The Duke Of COnnaught will Ses
given one Of the chief commands.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14

SACRAMENTO, Sept. BIN the 4-year-
old trot yesterday AntovolO trotted a mile
In 2;l9N. This beats the 4-year-old
stallion record by 2iS seconds. The horse
has never worn any ything but tips, having
never been shOd.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
Inte Arrivnls al New York

NEW YORK, Sept. IA, A. M.-The fol-
lowing arrivals have just been reported
Steamer City OF Columbia from Charles
ton, Seneca from Newport News, ChRtta-
hOOchee from Savannah, WyanOke from
Arrived out, Seryla.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
Mexican Communists.

CRY OF MEXICO, Sept. IA Commu-'
mist uprising in the canton OF Cardova,
in the State Of Vera Cruz, Is giving great
annoyance to the planters Of that section.
The Governor OF the State processes
ability TO put down the rebels Without
the aid OF Federal troops. The Com
munists domand division Of all property
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
An Explosion OF Fire Damn.

PITrsBURG, Sept. a. Yesterday while
l5O men were at work In a coal mine at
Guhey's station an explosion Of 6re damp
occurred. Killing William Bradley and
fatally burning James Hamilton. A num-
Der Of others were slightly injured. The
damage to the mine is very great.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 13.-irhe loco
motive and caboOse on the Lexington and
Southern branch OF the Missouri Pacific
went through a bridge into the Little
Usage river near Pleasant Hill to-day.
vypro drOWnpd
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
Germany and the Vatican.

ROME, Sept. 13.-Baron svon Schoezer1
IL coming 10 Rome bearing an autograph
letter from Emperor William TO the Pope
looking to settlement OF the religious,
disputes that have been pending between
Germany aud the Vatican.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14

wAsBNGToN, Sept l3.-Tbe followingl
game WAS played today;
At MISUNDERSTANDING 2. Forest City o.
John /. Sulliva pitched for the Forest
Citys, and at the close Of the game was
arrested for violating the Sunday law.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
The Iron Trade REVIVAL.

LONDON, Sept. 13.-rhere has boon
great rival in the iron trade IN Dear
Forest, Gloucester. The demand comesi
chiefly from America,
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
Frnnce and fhe How.

LONDON, Sept. f3.-Adyices from
Tamataye say that the Italian Consul has
failed in his mediation betwe n the HOYas
and French, aud the latter are resuming
hostiiities and have bombarded Marian-s
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14

GUAYMAs, Sept. 18.-Seyenteen deaths
from yellow fever have so far occurred
here-l2 soldiers, three natives, aud two
Americans. The number Of new cases Is
rapidly increasing.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
Chinn,a IiniIrnnd Lnnn.

LONDON, Sept. 13.-A Chinese loan OF
$40, 900, 600 has been negotiated at Paris
and Berlin for the construction Of rail-
'oad from Iaku TO Tungchow, II miles
3Outh of pekiu.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
The Boundary Question settled.

LONDON, Sept. t3.-The Afghan bound-l
airy question is considered definitely set-i
tied. Most OF the cable companies havo3
reduced rates.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
Spain's Commercial

MADRID, Sept. l3.--lt is stated thatl
the Spanish government will gladly re-
open commercial negotiations with Eng-l
land aud America upon the arrival Of the
new Ministers from those countries.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
Tbe ChoIern Record.

MADRID. Sept 13.--Throughout Spain
to-day there were 1,464 new cases OF
cholera and 42S deaths.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14

BERLIN, Sept. l3-Hans Canon, the
famous Austrian artist, 10 dead.
Savannah morning news., 1885-09-14
MARITAL RoMANCEs.
Return Of Runaway Wife-The Corpse
or RunswAy Husband Sent Home.

Return Of y Runaway Wife-The Corpse
OF RunewAy Husband Sent Home.
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 13.---About a week
ago the wife of James ThuTmond, the
magazine keeper, left Atlanta, taking her
two children with her, and upon leaving
handed her servant note to be delivered
to her husband when he returned home
from mis- work IN the evening, stating that
she had gone TO her relatives in Detroit.
To-day Mrs. Thurmond, accompanied
by her children, reached Atlanta,
and was driven to her home. Since reach
ing there she has been in semi-uncon-
scious condition, attributable, It is
claimed, to nervous prOstratiOn. While
no Information as to where she has been
or her cause Tor returning can be pro-
cured at the house, an impression pre-
walls that after reaching Detroit she re-
pented OF what she had done and took the
first train for Atlanta. Thurmond is over
joyed at his wite's return.
CAME BACK A CORPSE.
About twenty years ago an Italian by
the name OF Valentine lett his wife and
large fam ly of grown children in Atlanta
and ran away with woman, going West.
Since leaving nothing has been heard
from him, but his wife believed that some
day he would return, and al
ways when speaking 70 her chill
dren about their father told
them that she was satisfied that he would
repent Of what he had done and come
back. Her predictions were verified by
the ar iyal Of the dead body az the door OF
the Valentine residence to-day He had
died ln the West. The funeral, which
took place from the Catholic church,
Mna well attended.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1885-03-06
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