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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-13
81 Jno Kid W. Vim. Rlncll.

Remomber the excursion for benefit
OIL the st. Joa Kid md VIM. Black.
Train leaves Santa Fe depot nc S q. m.
Sundsv. Exciting atul8tic sports.
Round trip tickets, 50; 10 be had OF w.
j. storms, agent, Gulf, Colorado d
Santa Fe railroad,
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TeniaOn Bros, Elm street, opposite
Sanger's, have an iiumense etocK of
saddles, harness, blankets, collars,
and seddlery hardware,
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CRtarrh cured, health aud sw go
breath secured by Shilok's C0tarrh
Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal in
actor tree. Sold by J, l.. Williams
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Are you made miserable by indiges-
lion, constipation, dissiness, loss of
appetite, yellow sking shlloh's Vitall-
ser is q positive cure. Sold by j. i.
Wilnaua.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-13

On, IA Main street, IL receiving
large shipments OF buggles, carriages,
otc., daily.
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Hiigol's bakery, SIS Main street,
VIII move temporarily on account OF
repairs to his present building, 10 0lS
Main street, only one block above,
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Don't fail to telephone Boucho for
your groceries, crackers and canned
goods, hams, teas, sugars, everything
in the grocery line.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-13

Tension Bros, saddle manuiactur.
ers, opposite Sanger Bros, Elm
street, sell the finest make of harness
and aaddleg that can be found any
xylnrp
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PATrEasoE's coda ana IMMORAL
wators arc made from cistern water.
200 Main street, corner Poydras. New
stand,
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Travelling goods OF all kinds ut
Henry Pollock u Co., 722 Elm street,
Trunk Factory.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-13

Ask Your grocer for one can High.
land milk, 90 try. No sugar and no
authorization OF any kind.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-13

Wa will ss,l this month at such
prices sto advertise the
GLoDs, 105 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-13

Cold drinks, good cigars and Wng-
enhanssr. beer exclusively at Two
Brotners' saloon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-13

Pixies Toothache Drops c iro In one
minute, German Corn Remover kills
cOrna and bunions,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-13

just try a bottle OF DR.. SCOTS Cocoa
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists,
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II you want to spend n real enjoys.
BILE time, keeping cool and listening
70 fine music, 10 20 the Wagonhaouser
Brewery park this evening.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-13

Bouche, the grocer, has as fine tea,
coffee sugar, canned goods, SIS can DO
bought anywhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-13

Road wagons, phmtons, buggies and
ali styles Of vehicles for sale low, by
Orr. - Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-13

Bouche,t tho Main street grocer, keeps
nothing but the freshest groceries, can
ned goods and green groceries.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-13

PATTERSON sells TIM best B con,
cigar IN the world. 200 Main street
corner OF Poydras.
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10 have your watches, clocks and
jowolry repaired, so 20 L.. Il. Curtis,
corner Of Main and Poydras streets.
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just try a bottle OF DR.. Suott's Cocoa
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by all
drurgiats.
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No Other piastero do This.

Bonson's Cspcine Porous Plasters
simulate the circulation and expsl dis.
ease. They top all pain. % cents.
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Tosavemoney callat Trunk Factory,
- elm street, Henry Pollock IL Co,
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CUriCuGA REMEDIES are sold oyery.
where. Price: CuTIouRA, 50 cents; RrsoL.-
VEST, Sl,UO; SOAR, rs cents. Prepared by
me POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Bos-
ton, Mass.
Send for "sIov to Cure Skin Diseases"
DBRW PIES, Blackhoads. skln Blom-
aava ishes and Baby lIumors, use
CUT1CuRA SOAP.
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'HE PARENTS

6sE- None genuine without n bunch o (
green Hops on the white label. ahun all
Tho vile, poisonous STUFF with "HOpn
"Hops" IN their name
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Those anticipating u trip will do
well to call at the Trunk Factory, 722
Elm street.
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Crazy quilt pieces a Bsumsn's.
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Louisiana State-Cspital prize, $751;
600.
Little Hoysna-Capitai prize, $751;
GEO.
Whole tickets, IS; fifth tickets, 81.
Tickets ordered tor persona applying
70 George A. Webster, Sl2 Elm street,
Dallas, Texas,
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Tourists supplies at Trunk Factory
Henry Pollack ~ CO., 722 Elm street
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Help the public library next Thurs.
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Rought-aud-reSdy gtraws, in ell
styles, at Bauman's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-13

Black Spanish lace offered at 80 cents
on the dollar, at Baum ans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-13

Cigarette smokers prefer Opera
Puh'a because they do not stick TO the
liDs. '-'0
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W. HG y viva u q ~ u n "
Tile purc, eweotsafe ana effective Amerl.
con dlsllllaton OF Witch. Hazel, American
tme,Cannda Fir, Msrlgold, and Clover Mos.
fomi called SANFoRD'B RADICAL CURE ron
CArAbRn, with ono box Catarrhal Solvent
anu one, SaniOrd'a Improved inia'or, all In
one paokngc, may now be had of AN Drug
gists for 81. AJAX for Saniord's Radical Cure,
Complete Local and CONSTITUTIONAL Treat.
ment Tor every lorm OF Caiarrh, ffon sim.
PIE Cold or Influenza 20 loss of smoli Taste
snd Hearing, Cough, Bronchitis and Ca.
'arrhsl consumption, in every package,
CicrEymen. vocaliets,
Anu PUBLIC speakers Without number owe
lheir present usefu uess and success 10 San.
iorus kadical euro FOR Catarrh,
Rev. Dr. Wiggln sys, zone OF the hes,
remeuies Tor Catarrh.-nny, the hes, remedy
we have found In n lifetime Of sutlerina~ls
saniord's Radical Cure. IL clears the lead
and mroat SO thoroughly that, taken each
morning on rising, there arc no ,inpleasan nj
sccIeuons and no disagreeable hawking
during the entire day, but an unprece.
gans." WI" ""'"'' W.
:. Sold by all druggists. Price. sl.oa
ropcr Drug and Chemical Co.. Boston.
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Go and hear the ryrolean Troupe at
MeisterhanS' pavilion this afternoon,
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Jerseysi Jerseysi Jerseys, OF Il.
Bauman's
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Mohot. II Lsak, dyess and clserof.
705 Elm stree.
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pl JIFE MARRIAGE GUIDE. }p22S x,

Elegant cloth aud gilt binding. Sealed for 81
cents In postage or currency. Over hity wohs
dSrialpen pictures, true 10 life, articles on tho
whyt Trooper ageto marry. Whomarry frst.s
Manhood, Womanhood. Physical decay. Who
should marry; How life and happiness may Dc
marrying should read 1t. u ought 10 10 read
py all adult persons, then kept under lock and
Key, Popular edition, same as above, hut paper
OF postage.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-03-06
MORE FIGHTING.
Details of Fierce Battle Near
the City Of KassaIa.
Five Cities in the Soudan Holding
Out Against Ell Mahdi,

The following particulars of the battle
near Kassala have been received from Sua-
kim: "The Hadendowas attacked the Kas-
sA1a garrison, which, under the commandment,
had sailed out to cover the entry Of a
convoy of grain The garrison made hasty de-
fence works on an open plain west of the city,
and received the onslaught Of the Hadendo-
was with such a terrible fire that the latter
fell back in confusion, with heavy loss. The
friendly Shukoorie tribe, who brought the
grain for Kassala, then attacked the Haden-
dowas on the flank and rear, while the garri-
son troops advanced to attack their front.
The Hadendowas became panic stricken. and
fled in all directions. Their chief, lsaelflatti,
was killed. The Shukoories occupied and
destroyed Phillik, the headquarters of Mussa,
second chief of the Hadendowas.
The difficulty of the garrison at Kassala
has been increased by the appearance of
the Italians at Massowah This interferes
with the authority of Major Chermside,
who was preparing an immense convoy Of
provisions munitions and money for Kassala
These measures of relief for the beleaguered
city are now at a standstill Kassala is the
second city in the Soudan. 1t contains ~, 900
inhabitants, and has garrison of 5000 men.
1t is the keystone in the line of frontier
strongholds which are holding out against
the Mahdi. kassala, Sanhet, Amdib, Ghira
and Gulabat are all resisting the False
Prophet kassala has already been beseiged
for whole year. Major Chermside has Of
fered to send re-enforcements, but the COM
mander has refused to accept any, as he is
unable to provide them with food. Unless
England or Italy sends speedy relief Kassala
will share the fate of Berber and Khartoum.
Dispatches from Korti say: ''The mudir of
Dongola has been informed that the Mahdi
has gone on steamer to Elbeh. General
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4 Orcign.

LETTERS of the late General Gordon from
khartOum have been made public and show
that he did not, as was reported, expires, con
fidence in his ability 10 hold the city indeG-
nitely against the False Prophets followers.
SIX paupers persisted in the destruction by
fire of the poorhouse at Wohlen Switzerland
DURING the debate in the British house of
commons on Sir Stafford Northcote's motion
of censure against the government for its
Egyptian policy there was noisy exhibition
OF ill feeling. Upon motion of Premier t1lati-
stone Mr. O'Brien, the Irish editor and home
rule member, was suspended for a week.
The steamer Allegheny, bound from Car
diff for Gale, has been lost Her crew, num-
berlng thirty persons We're drowned.
GENERAL BRACKENBURY with his troopS
and baggage has safely crossed the Nile
The Swiss authorities have determined
upon eXpelling anarchists whether foreign
or native, from Switzerland.
SoUDAN advices state that the dreaded
Kamsin winds have begun to blow over the
country, and have assumed almost the inten-
sity of siroccos. The wind is hot and is ac-
companied by binding clouds of sand which
cuts like needle points. The troops
can only find shelter by lying down with their
faces to the earth until the storm has passed
over, when they struggle out of the sand al
most choked and blinded. The cavalry
horses have suffered terribly from the effects
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-03-06
LATER NEWS

''DICK" SHORT, the man who stabbed Cap
tain Phelan in O'Donoyan Rossas editorial
ROOM Justus SchwaA, the prominent social
lSt who is charged with attacking the police
and melting a riot at meeting of socialists,
and Mrs. Nseult Dudley, the English woman
who put a bullet into the back of Mr.. Rosa
were all arragncd in the New York court of
general sessions ana put under bonds to stand
their trial
\ FIRE at Albany, N. Y, burned the huge
frame freight house of the Albany and Sus
quehanna railroad, together with about fif-
en- loaded freight freight cars, and partly
destroyed the works of a chemicel company
Tho total estimated loss is s?25, 900
Is Dimmit county, Texas, the scene of a
recent combat with Mexican marauGers, a
band Of Americans visited n sheep ranch and
carried away and hung three Mexican herd
crs.
AFTER Icing three years a fugitive from
jus ice, Thomas J. Neyins, ex-mayor of Adj
r!an. Mich, has been captured at New Or
leans He is charged with the over issue of
Slo,oD) Of water works bonds
JUST before his retirement President Ar
thur issued short proclamation calling a
special session of the Senate
TIE last document of public interest is
sued by Secretary Frelinghuysen was let
ter in explanation and support of the Mica.
ragua treaty.
y LARGE house in Cosenza Italy, was
wrecked by the fall Of floor, and of the
sixty inmates twenty were fatally and the rest
more or less seriously injured
The total losses suffered by the British
troops in their campaign since leaving Korti
in killed and disabled, is thirty officers and
40 men.
a LONDON dispatch says that the news of
General Grants illness causes universal sor-
row and distress
GENERAL BUTLER, with his force has sue
ceeded in making his way back to General
Wolselev at Korti
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A PRINCIPAL KILLED,
The Head of a Seminary shot Dead
by a Doctor.

A Little Falls IN. " dispatch says there
Is much excitement throughout the county
over the brutal murder of Professor c. s
smith, principal of the Fairfield seminary.
VINO was shot and killed by Dr. Richter at
Mlddleiield. The circumstances are as follows:
Some time ago Dr. Richter separated from
ms wife, The latter has frequently requisite
a !, uiVision Of the personal property but DR..
hhchter persistently refused 10 give her any
thlnS' She then determined to recover a
snare by means of legal proceedings She oh
tanned writ of replevn, and this tragedy
grew out of the attempt to execute it. Pro
lessor smith was acting for Mrs, Richter in
me case, he being married to herniece. About
4 clock Professor Smith, accompanied bv an
oihcer, went to Rchters house. They searche
through the house, Smith identifying TO the
officer the goods which Mrs. Richter claimed
Richter became eXasperated and procured a
pistol lie came behind Smith and shot him
IN the back. Smith was able to reach the
street and then died Richter loft
the house and proceeded to the
cottage hotel, where he was soon in
formed Of the death of his victim. The pub
he excitement after the shooting was intense
and threats of lynching We're heard on ali
Sides Dr. Richter was arrested.
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Of the hot blasts, and many of thom have been
so injured that they had to be shot. 1t is
supposed that the Kamsn winds will prevail
for about a month.
QUEEN VICTORIA has become n great grand
mother, a daughter having been born to
Prince Louis, of Battenberg and Princess
Victoria at Windsor Castle.
In the British house Of lords the MARQUIS
of Salisbury moved vote of censure on the
governments Egyptian policy. The motion
was greeted with loud applause.
The Gladstone cabinet has been barely
saved from defeat in the British house of
commons. The motion to censure the gov
eminent for its Egyption policy was defeated
by 302 to 2SS. In the house of lords the mo
tlono censure was carried by 1S9 to GS. All
the Irish members in the house of commons
voted to censure.
a NUMBER OF artillery officers and scen-
lists were testing a new patent fuse at the
Royal School OF Gunnery at Shoeburyness
England when terrible explosion occurred.
Three men were killed outright and several
others were fatally wounded. Among the
latter were some of the most prominent off
cials of the government laboratory at Wool
witch. The scene of the explosion presented
a sickening sight. Some of the wounded had
their faces carried away, others had their
legs torn off, and men were lying about in
every direction groaning in their dying az
onies.
AT Abbeyfeale, village in Limerick coun-
ty, ireland, eleven farmers, with their
families, wore evicted for non-payment of
rent.
THE marriage of Princess Beatrice, Queen
Victoria's youngest daughter, to Prince Hen.
ry Of Battenberg, will take place on the Isle
of Wight in July.
THREE more men have died of wounds re-
reived by the explosion in the school of gun
merry at Shoeburyness. England. Six officers
in all, including Colonel Strangways, the
commandment and Colonel Lyon, inventor of
the fuses which were being tried when the
explosion occurred, lost their lives.
WHOLESALE expulsion of anarchists from
Switzerland is taking place.
The Swedish steamer Norden has been run
into and sunk by the English steamer Cum
berland. Twenty-one persons were aboard
the Norden, and of these four were drowned
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-03-06
NGWSY GLEANINGS

THERE are 200 professional wrestlers in
Japan
THE lumber cut of Michigan in 1854 was
4,115, $50, PIG feet.
A GAMBLING house in Helena, VI. T. pavs
a license of $3.50
FERTILE lanl can be purtha ,ed in Mexico
at thirty cents an acre.
Ten negro residents of New York city mar.
ried white wives last Year
TRERE is a widow in Birmingham. Ala
thirteen years old, and she attends the public
school.
NINE. PATTI occupied box at Kansas CITY
one night recently, and for the first time
heard Mile. Nevada sing.
THERE are nearly II 900 officers and subor
dinates in the departments of the New York
city and county government.
ENGLAND'S navy estimates for 1856 provide
( or the construction of seventy three new yes.
sells, including eleven iron-clads
PRACTICAL anatomy is taught in some Of
the schools in New Haven, Conn, by the dis
section of dead cats aud rabbits.
SAN JOSE is the only city in California with
population exceeding 10000, that is not in
debt. There are but five such in the United
States.
1T is estimated that it will cost 800. 900 to
repair the damages from dynamite to the
British house of commons Westminster hall
and the Tower.
ONE business aspect of Frank Murphy's
Temperance crusade is revealed in the state
ment that he uses 800 yards of blue ribbon
week for badges.
THERE has been invented refrigerating
apparatus which, it is claimed will reduce
the temperature of room TO fifty-hve de-
greeS below zero
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-03-06
Washington.

ACCORDING 10 Librarian Spofford's an
nual report the library of Congress contains
5H 6S7 volumes and $4,000 pamphlets. an
increase of 81 2iG volumes over the previous
year.
The findings Of the court martial in the case
OF Judge Advocate General Swain charged
with conduct unbecoming an officer and n
gentleman, and with neglect of duty were.
Of the first charge not guilty, but guilty of
conduct to the prejudice of good order and
military discipline, in violation of the sixty
second article of war: of the second charge.
not guilty. Upon these findings tho court
sentenced the accused ITO be suspended from
rank, duty and hall pay for the period of
twelve years" The courts sentenced was an
proved by President Arthur.
LIEUTENANT-COLONEL A. p. MoRRow
Sixth cavalry, who was tried by court-mar-
tai on the charge Of duplicating his pay ac-
counts, has been sentenced to forfeit all
right to advancement in his grade for the
period of two years, so that at the end of
that time he shall still be the junior leuten-
ant-colonel of cavalry.
The two safes of the Adams Express COM
pany, which were in the car that was burned
at the recent railroad collision near WASH
lngton were opened in the Office of the Uni
ted States treasurer. The charred money
which they contained amounted to more than
sllO,OJO, most of which has been identified
and will be redeemed
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND wrote a replv TO n
letter. sent him by a number of members OF
the outgoing Congress respecting legislation
repeating the coinage of the silver dollar The
President is understood in the letter to have
expressed himself IN favor of such legislation.
THE National theatre, the most prominent
place OF amusement in Washington ha, been
destroyed 10y fire. The loss ON the building
and contents is put at $4,000
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NEWS SUMMARY
Eantern md Middle stntn..

HORACE V. FERRAN, deputy postmaster at
Batavia, ~ Y, committed suicide by shoot
ing. A defalcation had been discovered in
his accounts.
The wife Of John L. Sullivan, the notorious
Boston pugilist, has brought suit for divorce
on tho charge of habitual drunkenness and
brutal treatment
In the United States district court at New
Haven, James NJ. Mech, Charles Webb and
william Roath, of Norwich. pleaded guilty
to the charge of embezzling OF the funds Of
the Merchants National and Shetucket
National banks in that city, of which they
We're officers, and were sentenced to hard
lahor In the State prison The two first
named were sentenced to five years and the
last-named to four years imprisonment
JOHN W. RUBRIGHT, captain of canal
boat lying at New York pier, was annoyed
by boys snowballing him, and fired off his
pistol The bullet struck Patrick Duran
aged nineteen, a laborer on the pier, causing
instant death. Rubright was arrested
STRIKING weavers and about POO Philadel-
phla policemen came into collision with the
result that several of the former received
broken heads and seven were arrested while
OF the latter number were knocked down.
GEORGE d. NoREMAC, a professional pe-
deStrlan, has finished a long tramp in New
York city, having covered 800 miles in 100
days on wager of $4,000.
The Maine house has passed bill chang
ing the date of the gubernatorial election to
November.
SPECIAL dispatch from Philadelphia says
that notwithstanding the rose-colored re-
port of General Grants health recently given
III medical journal, the truth is he is n very
s Sick man, and his death apparently not far
distant. The public have no conception of
the shattered condition of his physical sys-
TEN. Inns does not agree with the official
reports of General Grants health
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LATER CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.
senate.

Mr.. Mitchell offered a resolution instruct
ing uhe nnance committee to prepare bill
stopping the coinage of silver dollars. Mr..
Hale submitted the report of the conference
committee on the agricultural appropriation
Dill, which was agreed to-. House bills pro-
vldlng for the erection of public buildings at
the following points were on motion of Mr..
Malone taken up AMI passed At Aberdeen.
Miss, not to exceed 500 Reading. Penn,
$4,000 Clarksbur5, w. Va, $50. 900; Wich-
TIA Kan, S5O,0)O; Port Townsend w. r.
$4,000; Auburn, n. Y, $50, 900, for an APP
praser's office at Chicago $4,000; a bill in
creaSing to $1,000, 600 the appropriation for
the public building at Louisville, Ky.