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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-06

MIN II he was the man who had re-
moved the brown trunk from Prescott
street lodgings fortnight ago. Burton
answered:
Eyes, | bought it for shillings from
a man in that street and took it home.
don't know the man; have never seen
nun since; | came from America ON
Onrlstmas; we came aboard the
Oregon and stopped at Liver
pool over night; came to
London next day, which was
Christmas day; l have been in Eng
land before; / was here last April; | re-
turned To America in September"
when Jarvis asked him what his trade
was, Burton replied that he was cabi-
net maker. He did not hesitate to pro.
duee the brown trunk, and when he had
exhibited 1t he was placed under arrest
and at once informed that he was TO be
charged with being an accomplish of
Cunningham in the recent dynamite
explosions.
BURTON ADMITS THE TALK.
The. prisoner being asked by Judge
lngraham if the statements made BY
constable Jarvis were true, replied that
they were and he was thereupon re-
manded until Monday night.
HASrY PUBLIC JUDGMENT.
The conduct of the police convinces
the public that Burton, at the time of
MS capture was engaged in dynamite
plots, of which the explosion at the
mousse OF commons and the tower were
but the beginning The arrest is be-
lieVed to be an avoidance of very great
disaster.
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GAINEsvILLE, Feb. o.. Special T.
News has reached here Of the killing Of
a youth at Jimtown, Indian Terri
tory. The boys, John Fair, aged 8
years, and John Lamb, years, were
examining pistol, which, while in the
hands of John Lamb, was accidentally
discharged, and John Fair fell to the
ground a corpse, having been shot
through the head.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-06

The state veterinarian of Delaware 10
going to try vaccination on cattle In
that state to prevent the spread of pleuro-
pneumonia. The virus for the operation
he obtains FROM the lungs OF cattle
affected with the disease, and applies il
In the same way as ordinary vaccine
virus. MeXia Ledger.
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Denton Dots

DENTON, Feb. 4.-TSpecial. Repre-
sentative c. G. Bell Is able to be upon
the streets to-day, and will return to
Austin next Monday.
II. n. d Ieson, w. II. Bush, and j. r.
Mccormick, have been chosen notaries
public to fill tho vacancies in this
county.
A. G. Ousley is shaking hands with
everybody. He has girl. Eight
pounds.
Weather continues beautiful.
N, j. Paschall, Fulton, Kentucky, is in
the city.
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The Dallas HERALD says two or three
country weekly papers are very course
IN their remarks about It and that
they probably want a notice themselves
The HERALD very properly refuses to
notice them. Papers can differ IN opin-
without resorting to abuse. Abuse con
vinces no Oue.- Brenham Banner.
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the inmates seemed proper, so she gave
ann notlce,in language more expressive
than elegant, that if he did not quit
laughing she would hit him, and she but
her threat into execution. Senator
Camp, who, by the way, is very small
man, began to look for means of escape.
he called to the superintendent to open
The door and he escaped without dam
age. 1t will be difficult to get these gen.
tlsmen on any more committees Of this
kind.
"A FRIENDLY TIP" TO THE GIRLS.
Tho bill to employ lady clerks in the
departments will hardly get through
the house; certainly not, unless the
ladies go there in force, as they did in
the senate, and if they do, they had
better be on hand until the matter has
hnally passed. They will get larger
vote by this means. 1t was noticeable,
when the bill came up in the senate for
final passage, thai the senators from
Harris and Van Handt both voted
against the measure. There were no
ladies' ON the floor, as on the previous
day. when they supported it.
PERSONAL.
Senator Peacock has Just returned
from visit to his family. lie is pre-
pairing land bill.
Senator Hall has gone to Laredo on
businss. Here, by the way, is one of
the clearest headed members IN the SEN
ate. lie is up on all matters that come
before the body and is fearless and out
spoken. lie Is strongly in favor of do
ing away with the rangers and makes
sOlue very damaging statements about
their course and conduct on the from
tler, more of which will be given you
later on. ii.
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Rochefort Calls Up an ola Prison Ite

PARIS, Feb. 5.-Rochefort, in an edi
torial, pictures Rosa resting in prison
for whole month, with his hands and
feet tied with bords, which cut into his
fish, and with chain around his body,
which was rivetted to the pris-
on wall. This chain, Rochefort
says, was so short that Rosa was not
able to stand up. Sometimes Rossa was
allowed to go without food iorty-eirht
hours, and when the jailor supposed he
had famished long enough, they brought
the food piping not and placed it Just
out of his reach. Rochefort was told
this story by Rossa himself.
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY G, 1885.

PUBLIC documents received from
Hon. W. J. GAVIN, Of Marshall, for
which the HERALD acknowledges re-
ceipt and returns thanks.
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Good Weather and the Goddess of Justice
pt Bolton.

BELroN, Feb. 4.-lSpecial.l THE HER
AID correspondent WIS to-day shown
through the new court house, which
will be completed in about four month.
The vaults are now being built in the
different offices and the roofing and cor.
nice Is being put on, which is very
unique. The statue Of the goddess Of
justice arrived to day.
Weather very spriHg-iike.
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Ayers SarsqpQrMa
Myriads of Cures

Achieved by AYERS sARsApARrrLA, IN
the past forty years, nre atteStcd, aud them
Is no blood disease, at all possible OF cure.
that viii not yield 10 Il. Whatever The
ailments OF this clnss, and wherever found.
from the scuryy OF the Arctic circle 10 lilo
"yeldt-sores" OF South Africa, this rem.
edy has afforded health TO the sufferers
by whom Il was employed. Druggists
everywhere can cite numerous cases, with,
M their personal knowledge, OF remark.
aDle cures wrought by Il. where all other
viii 10 well TO
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ST. PETERSBURG, Feb, 5.--The police
here ascertain that the Greek church at
Jacobstadt was destroyed by dynamite,
ana not burned, as reported.
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Tho DNnamlte ConCress.

PARIS, Feb. 5.-The Figaro, in an ar
ticle on the coming congress of dynam-
tiers, to be held in Paris, says: The
formal opening of the congress is to
take place on the 23d of February,
Eleven delegates viii attend. OF these,
six will be from America Seven Of the
delegates, the Figaro saws, are already
IN Paris, and these have commenced
their labors The meeting will discuss
the utility of explosions by dynamite in
aiding the Irish cause, and the question
OF the union of the Dynamite party
with the Fenians. The Figaro adds that
the congress will also bring up for dis
cussion the question as to whether or
not members of the English house of
commons who voted for the crimes act
shall be executed.
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AHard Tale About Mrs. Dudley.

LONDON, Feb. 5.-Lady Fitch, whom
Mrs. Dudley formerly lived with, at
Barnet, says: Mrs. Dudley at first de-
clared she was married woman, and
that her husband was Frenchman.
But it became speedily known, accord
ing to the landlady's story, that the
child, shortly afterwards born, was ille-
Ultimate, and that its father was cler-
gyman. Mrs. Dudley declared that the
clergyman had achieved his pur-
pose by placing laudanum in a
cup of tea, which she drank.
Mrs. Dudley was devoted to her child,
which she christened Lucilla Marguer-
lite. While the child lived the mother
behaved with propriety. She was re-
markable for untruthiulness and CON
tempt Of human life, vet she devotedlv
nursed the landlady through serious
illness. Mrs. Dudley once played in
pantomine at Manchester, taking the
part of q mermaid.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Mr.. +, GAMER as q candidate
ior councilman in East Dallas at the ensu-
Ing April election.
ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
" nounce the name of Mr.. JOHN SPELL.
NAN lot The office of Mayor at the ensuing
April election
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
W nonnce MR.. Ed q. SMITH as a candi-
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Rosa $ Condition.

New YORK Feb. 5.--It was said al st.
Vincents hospital this morning, to
which O'DonOvan Rosa had been re-
moved yesterday, that he passed COM
Portable night, aud that he Is greatly
improved. His physicians think ii will
not be many days before he will be out
and about.
TOOK MS wlFE's ADVICE.
ODonovan Rossa, at the suggestion of
his wife, was removed from Chambers
street hospital to st. vincent hospital,
which is in charge OF the Sisters of
Mercy there. lie was given a private
room and made as comfortable as posi-
bic. The bullet is still imbedded in his
back
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REDUCTIONS IN
Ladies' Shoes.

French Goat Button from $3.50 to $500.
Pebble Goat Button from 1925 to $40.
Pebble Goat Button from S2.5Otos2lh.
Pebble Goat Button from $ls5 to Sl.5O.
Pebble Goat Button from Sl.75 to sl.4O.
French Kid Buttons from 50 80 to S5.S5.
French Kid Button nom 1925 TO 81 10.
Agreat bargain In Ladies' Kid Front Lace
nom 81 to Sl.95.
Misses Calf Skin Button from s2.75 tos2.
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Trust Nothing Else

than AYERS sARsAPARuLL. Eumerou,
crude mixtures aro offered TO the publs
rs blood purifiers" which only nlmre
the patient with the prctcnsc Of many
choap. doses, and with which & Is folly 10
experiment while disease Is steadily DO.
coming moro dcep-scatcd and difficult Of
rur' some OF these mixtures 10 much
ANing harm, Bear IN mind that the only
vltiatcd bloodis
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-06
REDUCTIONS IN
Mems Shoes,

French Calf Boots, hand made, from Sl2.ss
to $40.
Gents Hand Sewed Scotch Edge Boot.
from 50 TO S7.75.
American Calf Boots, hand sewed, from
SO 10 $3.50.
We are showing an assortment of Heavy
Wiuter Shoes, composed of Calf Buttons
Congress and Lace Balmorals. These shoes
have always been considered the best IS shoe
made, we will give you choice ats q pair
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A DAYS DYNAMITE DRIFT.
A CANADIAN DETECTIVES TALE.
He stopped in New York and Hobnobbed
with the Gang. Making Important
Discoveries-Rossa,C Cunning
ham, Burton, Dudley.
The Reporter Thinks He Saw a

The Reporter Thinks He Saw Detective
MONTREAL, Feb. 5.--A detective OF
this city, who recently returned from a
trip to the southern states, says that on
his homeward journey he stopped in
New York. He says that on two con-
secutlve evenings he attended secret
meetings of dynamiters in Chambers
street. He dressed in green, and on
giving the password,
IRELAND AND FREEDOM"
1t opened to him the doors of the hall,
which was underground. There were
over 100 present. Only the chairman
and other officers of the meeting
were masked. But each speaker, as he
first evening was Spent in making
speeches, all tending to celebrate the
grand victory won in London. On
the following evening the dynam-
tiers explained their plots re-
garding Canada. Among those
present the detective recognized
a well-known resident of this CITY, II
was finally decided to send delegates TO
Canada to establish branches. A few
days after his return to this city
the detective discovered the meeting
place of plotters in an old saloon, a few
miles from Montreal. Although only
three delegates were sent to this CITY
their coniederates already number over
fifty.
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Col. Gresham has been here discuss
ing the matter of a repeal OF certain
laws to enable the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe company to amend
their charter. This means an
extension of the Lampasas branch
to Brentwood, II will do much to re-
store confidence ii the railroads, or
some of them, commence extending
their lines.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-06

AUSTIN, Feb. Especial Correspond.
ence.l-Sunday was very quiet around
the capital. Several Of the mombers OF
the legislature attended church and
tried to appear Mt ease, though not with
out difficulty. II is told of one of the
senator's that while the minister in the
church, he attended, was reciting the
Lords prayer, he rose in his seat and
said, "Mr. President, an amendment"
The amendment was declared out OF
order
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N y TIEJFNT MEETINU
they decided to send three Of the broth.
erhood to Ottawa, with the avowed pur-
pose OF blowing up one wing of the par
lament building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-12

T,RUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il PROPERTY ON ElGHrEESI,ht
STREET NEAR CLAY SThkEI. CuN.
sisTITG OF TWO FRAME AND ONE
BRICK DwELLING.-By virtue o. a:sa
OF trust from j. Il. SPARKS ana y . ~
brough az ais. to the undenigned nussse,
dated s0th September. 1854, ana recgTusaIn
Richmond Chancery Court, ID. b. l2o A.
page 500, default having been made IN ,ne
payment OF o part OF the DEBT ,nerevy M-
cured, and being required ny the benenciary
SO to do, VIII sell. on the premises, on
MONDAY, JUNE is, 1883,
at a O'Clock p. NJ, the real estate described
in said deed, being q detached twostory
brick dwelling, and two two-story detacnea
frame dwellings. fronting together o911 ieet
ON the west side OF Eighteenth street nortn
of Clay street, and running Rack west
wardly ~ feet. more or less, the said dwell
90. $40 north Eighteenth street. occu-
pied by Mrs. Harris, NEW FRANZ HOUSE,
SIX rooms and city water, ,x,xx,u
NO. b12, DETACHED BRICK DWELL
ING. I'VE rooms; occupied by Mrs. far-
or So s1t IN new iTrwo-sroRY FRAME
DWELLING, four rooms; occupied by
Thomas Yarbrough. City water.
TERMS Cash az to 81 ,691. 22 ana expenses
ofsale, and as TO 81. 270.79 on a credit I'll
October 3, 1856, and the balance upon such
credit as the Rrantors may direct. but IL ~
likely that more liberal terms may be an
nounced on day OF sale.
JOHN A. COKE. Trustee.
]. THOMSON BROWN d Co., Auctioneers.
ie4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-12

In Cuba two hours before paper IS
distributed on tie street copy must
be sent, with the editors name, to the
Government and one to the Censor.
When the paper is returned with the
ccnsor's endorsement the paper may
60 out TO the pablo. One Of the news
papers Of Havana disregards the
law, publishes what it pleases, and
when it gets ready. Every few
weeks the Government fines the editor
and suppresses the paper. The next
day the paper appears under new
name. Its frequent brushes with the
Government advertise it, and people
buy it TO see what new indiscretion 1t
has committed. The subscription-price
is e24 a year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-12
By ]. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioneers,
1l13 Main street.

THE FIRST-CLASS FOUR-ST0RY
il IRoN-FRoNT BRICK STORE TENE-
STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETS, AT AUCTION.-On
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IL, 1883,
at l o'clock z. NJ. we will sell. upon the
premises the VERY VALUABLE NEW
BUILDING situated as above, occupied be-
low by John Adam, ESQ. The basement Is
dry, the store spacious and light and the
rooms above, eighteen In number, are well
arranged, high-pitched. and airy.
There is gas throughout the house. water
and closets on every floor, bathroom. and
every other convenience that could be de-
sired in such property.
The building was erected in 1855 by
Messrs. John Il George Gibson in their best
style. and nothing was omitted 10 make 1t
I'm every respect a thoroughly hrst-class
property.
The wars are substantial the timbers OF
the best that could be procured, the IRON
front caps, and sills OF the most approved
aud ornamental patterns, the glass OF the
best double French plate. and every other
item and detail OF construction IS in perfect
Older.
Thisis probably as nearly fire. proofbuild-
ing as there Is in the city, and is being sold
only because the owner Is a nonresident
and cannot give his personal attention 10
the same.
we luNlif llt tSpftiht VI 'tbi-
taIists seeking q substantial investment 70
this sale, as the property Is situated on one
OF the most prominent business streets IN
the city, within a few steps OF Main street,
and VIII always command first-class ten
ants at a rent yielding good return for the
investment.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance. secured
by trut.d deed, In payments OF one, two. and
three years, interest added, and payable
semi-annually.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 4 CO..
Tell Auctioneers.
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IN
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE !. :, ~ =
vAfifABIE REAL ESTATE ~ I TIT
cry or RiCHMOND.--Hy virtue .. Ne" ~ -
OF trust from George A. hu HUI s4,v rscos,i-
10 me. Gated January ~, iesy. usiy r psed /.
al in Richmond Chancsry Conrs anc.,on.
Rook. I27 Is, page zee, viii sen ?. "a ~ he
~, the pnein!ses. In the order anu Nv JUG
tines named below--vlz: On
THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1855, ,,c,.
a, a o,c,oek p. NJ, the LARGE BhiSh
nwEi,iIxG No ioI north fifth street.; con-
sa,nino Ter rooms, with bath; pantry, iau na
dry' hitchen. stable, and carrlase-nsouSo' No.
IL, esxlle feet TO alley IL feel VICE rr,,
fmmediafely thereafter tnat ,NE sfs,,,
r.TNT DWELLING No. 7o6 nor,n rnu ",
street. containing ten rooms Da s ,e %" ~
2oxi2s feet TO an alley. COCO 'enan' ~
sSoo' ON FRIDAY. JUNE IL. 1885,
a, q O'Clock p. NJ, TWO FRAME TESE,,
swESTs. Nos. Iii2 and 1114 north secona q
streef TOM rooms each. Lots ~ leea aa =
inches nv l42 feet. Good tenants ~
month apiece. Also, VACANT bOl oh
the north s0xl44 feet; and on
SATURDAY. JUNE IL. 1852
=, O'Clock +. NJ. TWO VACANT LOTS on
the west side OF Twenfy-slxtn oetwseta - :,
and D streets, each 2sxiS2 feet 10 io-ioo'
Tynys: Easy and made known 81 sales.
mysI ii. NJ. SMITH. JR.. trustee.
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starving. II had been his habit to
take her large quantities OF food very
Frequently daring the day, and she
would DO obliged to eat 10 crafty him.
He was induced yesterday to visit
John Shore. neighber, as a relief to
himself and his mother. After dinner
he was missed from the house and was
traced TO the mountain, and late in the
evening was found hanging to a small
dogwood tree bya hickory withe which
he had twisted around his neck. His
knees were resting on the ground, and
be bad drawn up his legs to cause
strangulation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-12
BY Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
J. DETACHED FRAME DWELLING No.
AS, ON THE EAST LINE OF TWEEN
TIETH BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND
GRACE STREETS, AT AUCrl0N,-In exc
cution OF n certain deed OF trust from VIII
liam II. Cox, dated June So 1874. and duly
recorded In the clerks Office OF Richmond
Chancery Court, d. b. 1903 c., page 155. to
the undersigned. as trustee. l will offer for
sale the Aforementioned PROPERTY,
upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 1s, 1855,
at 6 o'clock, being required so to do by the
holder OF the bond therein secured, default
having been made In the payment OF the
same. The house has about seven rooms.
kitchen. gas and water. and all necessary
conveniences. The neighborhood Is excel
lent and well located as to business, &c:
The house is occupied by good tenant and
yielding q fair rental. The lot has front
OF 2p.6 feet, more or less, on the east line OF
Twentieth street, and runs pack between
parallel lines 1872 feet.
TERMS: Cash as to sufiiclency 10 pay the
cost and expenses OF sale and TO pay OF
bond for $500 bearing date 30th June, 1874,
and all interest which may be due thereon;
residue upon such terms as may be gwen at
sale. e.. w. THOMAS,
ie7 trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-12
BY Frank ID. Hill Il Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 6 north Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
Il FRAME DWELLING on WALLACE
STREET, CORNER OF CLARKE STREET.
By virtue OF n deed OF trust dated Deem
her l. 1892, ard recorded in the clerk Of
fee OF Richmond Chancery Court In Deed
Book No. 1872 c. page 391, from y. b.
Thomas and wife. default having been
made in the payment OF I'VE notes secured
therein, and at the request OF the benetici-
aries secured therein, we VIII sell at auction.
on the premises on
TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1855,
nj O'Clock. p. NJ. the property described
in said deed as follows
One LOT. fronting 32 9-12 feet on Wallace
street with depth OF $50 feet, more or less
and the other LOT fronts 80 feet on Wal
lace street. with depth OF 100 feet, more
or less. with all improvements. consisting
OF a DESIRABLE FRAME HOUSE on said
lot.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses of sale. and
FIVE notes amounting to s204.s0, with in
terest thereon; the balance on sucn terms
as will be announced at sale
FRANK ID. HILL,
GEORGE J. HOOPER. JR.,
iaS Trustees.
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Tor RENT, THE THREE-sTo- n

Tor RENT, THE THREE-STo- n
Il RY BRICK RESIDENCE on east II
Leigh one door from Sixth street NO. 5l0).
II has twelve rooms mot counting cellar or
hall roomsl, high-pitched and extra size; all
modern improvements: rear alley; iBon
fence; mont yard open. airy lot adjoining-
compact roomy house, With double rear
porches, closets, coal-vaults. and all useful
appointments Itrents now for s42 month,
but can be had nom July LIST to October goth
for s25 month, and rent continued on
thereafter at . fair rate. 10 Is rare such
residence Is offered. Gail at the house be-
tween 10 A. NJ and r. AZ. 10 7-eodiw