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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-02

CHARLESTON, w. VA, March 25.-So
great is the suffering Of the people in
the drouth districts Of this and other
counties adjoining that The authorities
and people OF KanawahG county were
appealed to yesterday. Quantities o!
provisions were ordered sent by the
county court 10 the sufferers. 4 num-
her Of mon, women, children and boasts
have reached here from portions Of
Jackson, Gilmore and Calhoun counties.
The mountain farmers are unable TO
purchase food or seed. The season for
planting is near and everything looks
distressing, Kanawaha county can
take care of her stricken people, bat
help will DO needed for the other coun-
fial
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Thn Ice-lncr,eh Nnrirntnrs.

CHICAGO, March 25.--Capt. Prindi.
Vile, of the propeller Michigan, crushed
in the ieo and louudercd in Lake Michi-
gan last Thursday, the crew having
gone on board 4 tug near by aud thence
making their way over tho ice TO Hol-
land, Michigan, last Sunday, arrived
here 10 day. Ha says the steamer was
well down in th@wRtar when the squeeze
came winch cru he'd hor. de SAYS the
tug Arctic, 10 which they escaped aud
on which several men stlll remain, il
perfectly safe, lying on top Of the ice.
50 that she cannot be grippei,
and that when tho thaw comes sho will
settle easily into the water. Captain
Pfindivbil says he never before saw 50
much Ice H. tho lake. For so miles
south Of the Strait of MackinaW the ice
is solid entirely across Of the average
thickness of 30 inches. He believes it
wi 10 Impossible for vessels 20 get
through the strait to Buffalo before June
l. In regard 70 tho propeller Wis
cOnsin, which IS "a twin OF the lost ves-el
Michigan. Prindiville said McGregOr.
her commander, was q Hklliiul and
brave seaman, and il any mHu could
rescue her he could. She wax moro
heavily loaded than the Michigan,
deeper in the wajur, and therefore sub
ject 10 the grip OF ica. IL might he she
had already suffered the Same tate as
he Michigan. The Wisconsin has not
been heard from Tor some time, ond the
vessels men here express grave fears
for hQr safety and thab OF her ere ~.
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Ten Years for One or Conductor Traziers
MurdCrers,

TYLER, March 26.-Special The case
of the State of Texas VS.. John knight,
for the murder of Conductor Frazier,
was given to the jary last night and q
verdict of murder in the second degree,
with punishment assessed al 10 years in
the pepitentlary. returned this evening.
This case has been one of greitinte st.
& Yenire of $50 men was exhausted be.
fore obtaining jury. The state was
ahly represented by County Attorney
Meflvsln, Capt. James S. Hogg, and
Judge John M. Duncan: defendant by
Col. w. w. Spivy, at Henderson, aud
Mr.. I. N. Jones, of Tyler. The prosecu-
ton relied on the testi-
mony of five witnesses, among
the number the brakeman, Powers,
who was wounded a. the the Anne of the
killing, and the negro porter, Riley.
Tbesc parties saw the murderers, and
testified To tho identity of John Knight
as one of them. The defendants h,ad
about Is witnesses. but only "a were ex
aE,ined. They relied mainly on the tes-
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dHfru 'HufI 10 provo uu allIl, nnl ti0 fI".
.HI. iWl men, supposed iu bon irHiuIH
WrrH fNpu Ice that part NJ The country
about lh0 tmO ui thH Ruling, whl ln
rI. respects nHwUrcd thn description
.I tln murdpruu. Judge Duncan
opened thu Hrguupu. zoe uiH usual Olp-
JuUul .ylU, and WUdOa Hp'0IdId speech.
Nu T., ", JuuH8 .llowOI, aud though "a
young lawyer wa highly compliment
eel. Col SplN1y rprko flN hours, aud
msJo bn eloquent pposl ANA hard
lJht ion hIH client, NHpt, Hong closed
tho srgumCuI lu n'g characteristic way,
and mad0 ono of tho most forclblo u
sUooeNsf.
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The Texas Cattle Drive Interest,

CALDWELL, KANSAS, March 25.-The
Cherokee Strip Live Stock association,
in convention here, adopted reso-
lutions doprecating opposition to
the drive of Texas cattle over
the established trail TO Caldwell and
Hunnewell, Kansas, provided they are
confined strictly to the trail and quaran-
tine boundaries The Oklahoma matter
was not considered, as their association
is Interested only in the Cherokee strip.
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England va. Ireiand-A Clear Ua,o.

NEW York, March 25.--Mrs. Ireland,
of Mott Haven, told the authorities 81
the district attorneys office, this aftor-
neon, that hor husband bad been KID.
mapped Icy the English officials, Rob-
ert Ireland, aged 80, was a piper in tho
English army until 1875, when hG de-
sorted from his garrison at Ayr, Scot
land, and came 10 thi, CITY and took oua
naturalization papers, On the 18TH
instant one joan Shields wrote
him from Rochester, New YORK,
offering to give the piper
position in concert company (tien
being f0rmed) I " 2 night. Ireland
went TO meet Shields and was induced
10 20 into Canada. Shields there an
nounced himself a3 detective and took
the naturaliZed American into custody.
Ireland was locked up and refused per-
mission 10 write homo until yesterday,
whom he sent q few lines 10 lis wits
telling her the above facts, and adding
that he would shortly be returned TO
England FOR trial. Mrs, ireland was
directed TO communicate with ;!ecre.
LsTY OF State BgyErd.
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&c IL self.us id..ls tlAt = physician 1syins
l4riicllaf 1tiynt' HI luA class 70! cases alta -
great SAIL, ann pl ficians IN regular prAstips
eli over tue cpyu'IF knowing this. feqgeL y 4
rsrUIr l.rud rsTrs % fNC oltUFt 0i'lce m Amer u
c., where every known appliance Il rcs0rteJ
=, arc TIE proved good remedies OF Al
49, Auu 'ghItrlrf are usrus 4 whole house "
s'-l tnr once purTosps, tn1 an are treated wiz
EklN iN a rGffortful WHuugF' and, knowing
Thht 20 DO no experiments age made. On ed
cuuut Of the great nnMbcT applying, fhf
chErEfA tfg EClt low often lower than f. 80
r,ldeg ny others. n y0u secure the skill ACC
g6tatr--.T ana pHrfrl ~. cure, that II nv
lcgor'lni matter, Pum'ligt so psges, tssl
70 auv address lice.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-02

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Samuel S.
CHSunset") Cox, of New York, envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipoten-
tiary of the United States to Turkey.
Postmasters: Wm. A. Workman, Sui
phur Springs, Texas; Robert o. DeGton,
Gainesville, Texas.
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NEW BRAUNEaLs, March 25.-[Spe.
cial The town ia iuii ut Witnesses,
lawyers and visitors IN attendance on
the habeas corpus proceedings Of the
prisoners charged with completely in
Tho murder Of United States Marshal
Hal Costing, on the 2l,t It February.
The judge and principal prosecuting
witnesses failed to- show up ami no trial
WAS had, Deputy Marshal Manning,
who was desperately wounded in tn
affray, VIII be on hand tomorrow, auC
IT, is Thought hs will shed so no light
OF tho conduct OF other officers cou-
cerncd IN the shooting. YeaEer. Pitts
partner, tho principal prisoner, has re-
covered from his wounds, and threatens
to kill oyerv one concerned In shoo ing
his sister Ros. and Mrs. Drown, Pitts'
mothlr-ir- Law, who died in "A hours AZ
ter the sffray, rom Il shot IN the abdO-
mon. Intense excitement prevails, and
should any of the principals in tue
crime bH released, it is believed they
viii be slaughtered by the citizens.
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g,JglffI 6. IMAR3.6iE GUIDE. ( pisPps

rleglut cloth and g'lt binding. Scaled forF
csntsln post1geog currency. over any wol I
derful pgN picturCs, true fnl ff. articles On III
Following sgrllcts: f,ulmay usrsv WhOurti
-hyY rrnncr arrtN marry. Whumarry lrsl
NanhOOd Mga.anErOl, P.vr Cal decay. WIS
shlnll marry, How '.'g AUG happiness may ~
Increased, Those mrssl ~ Do guL'"u.u plating
marrying should resG 20. % gsrr. Iu o. read
by Ai! ntu,t PEI orr. tlr3 E-uf af 'nt JOCK 1Nt
sey, lonI m v.it.Gu. GgUp a. ABOVE Aut sn.g
cover ana ~ psg5s, IS Gents ~ l2al! "a IhafF
orpOstRgs.
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Tho EIlh Trlnl.

NEW YORK, March 9th trial OF
OK President james D, Fish continued
to-day. Tho counsel for dofense said
addressing the court, that it was under
stood at the beginning of the trial that
tho testimony of Gan. Grant
would be taken, Mr.. DeBeue,
OF counsel, desired to take his tes-
tim0uy in several matters ut this
stage, and would like to arrange when II
could bo done. Agter consulting 4, =.
:. rant, ir., who was IN the cOurt-roOm,
was arranged that the deposition Of
Gen. Grant DO taken by notary, in
presence of counsel for the government
and the defense, at a time most con-
venient to Gen. Grant. Assistant CASH
Ter Dabbot, of the Marine bank, was
then recalled as a witness.
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BRITISH B,LLOOblAG.
grnham's Acro.au'irC0.ps Arrives aud
hstul Upward

1oPLAYpfEE.A-Boo ON osmAn
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GEN. GRANT TESrIFrEs.
IN theitrial OF eX-Prcsjdent Fish, Of the
Marine bank, Gen. Grant was eY-
aminod to-day at his residence by
consent of counsel of both parties, be-
iuyo James Horace Fish, 4 notary pub
lie, and stenographer OF the court.
stephen G. Clark and Edwin Smith for
the defense, District Attorney
Elihu Root for The govern,
mont and Clarence ii. Seward
Gen. Grants advisor; also Col Frad.
Grant, U. 5. Grant, ir" aud w,
A. burlington. Il was about
$3.50 o'clock when counsel arrived
az the house. The general had just re-
turned t'rgm n drive through the park.
He took position in an arm chair and
Asst lawyers began thoir questioning,
it was agreed between counsel that the
testimony of tho witness should
be taken subject 10 objection
To he stated at tho reading
thereof, II is TO be read in court To-
morrow. The administering OF INC oath
was waived, Jha deposition being taken
OF tue court. The generals memory,
as to details, was deteotiyo
but Whenever counsel seemed
particularly anxious TO get An
answer the witness tried to connect the
event of date with something else that
had occurred sometime and thus
get the answer desired. His
evidence WIS given in u
perfectly calm manner, without
any SHOW Of personal feeling
against any one. He told al ha know
about tho firm Of Grant IL Ward,
aud every Circumstance q.
MS entering the firm, Once
or twice the wiJuuss was asked if he
was tired, but answered that no
was not. The examnatiuU
concluded, short talk took
place between rhe general and the law.
yors, in the course Of which some one
remarked that he thought the patient
was looking quito we'll. SAID the gen.
sra' ia reply, somewhat soienuly: 81
know / am a very sick man" Tn
particulars Of tho testimony VIII be first
mude known when the evidence is reed
in court tomorrow.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-02

Nothing Star'llnS from thu SOudan, but
The Row with Russia
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-02
ASSUMES VARLlNe ASPECTS,

Immcnse Or,icra for Amerioan Canned
Beef, hrsenaIs booming, Cabinet
CbuncIIs, Stuoks Excited Rnd
the Army Active.
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A straw from washington

Col. w. d. Wylic returned yesterday
morning from Washington city, where
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tOMNiu.,TCAwED
A Merry Social Outing.

Seldom in the social history Of McchaE
icSown, has there occurred an event, like
that of Tucadav. Through the kind untir-
ING efforts Of several young gentlemen from
this town. it was arranged to have Fishing
Party Accordingly at l0a. m. on Tuesday
morning, a dozen carriages filled with ladies
and gentlemen, starting from Mr.. {. H..
Blacks residence for the Monocacy. An
,icipaiions Of a happy time were general. \
short and pleasant drive brought the party
to its destination. The "proviSion train
having arrived the "!nncr self was, Of
course, the first thing on the programme
The ladies soon prepared for this Gerry i'm
porant feature Of the day
This having been dispensed with, several
young ladies' tried there skill at the pisca,or-
ialnrt. The first haul was represented by a
plump little tad-polc, This being hurricdly
exhibited to the remaining party, some OF
whom were still pitousy longing around
The deserted dinner table, all unanimously
concluded to lrSist from such Improbable
amusement and engage in something else
Cruqurt. Base Ball, Horseback riding and
other spots Were the principal features Of
tic afternoon. Among those present, wcr"
TIE Misses Compare of Virginia, Miss Mil
of Millcrstown Pa, Miss Johnson, Mr. and
Miss Armstrong of Washington City and
Miss Sloncr Of Wnyncshoro' Pa.
Night coming on, the party separated fer
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when by a tincly use ola few doses of Du-
Laos ".Svi~s BnIsnm" the danger could have
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Places To NE T1Irn..-For thc informal
tion Of some of our ArH&y .fraD@S, WHO N"
DESTROYS of knowing the number of Federal
appoin,mcn,s and the salaries attached there
to HAT are to he made in Mary land, we APP
pcnG ne folloWng list The collector 4:
Baltimore receives s. 90" two deputy col.
lcctors, $4,000 each; auditor, $4,000; assist
ant audi or, 81 500 cashier s. 800; assistant,
81 600 TO : 500; 8 messenger, at 81 ,V)o; one
at 5000 tWuat SEQ; two lahorrrs, each SEQ;
captain custom house Wa!rhmcn,f 900; :ouF
additional watcEm,n, $50 each; special dep
uty inspector, 81 per day; fl inspectors, each
80 80 per day, captain of night inspection,
SO 30; lieutenant night inspection, >" per
dav; 50 night inspectors at s. day; boat
man and pilot steam launch, $ ~ yc"rI"
wcirhrr, 50 ,Oo0; Is assistant wci%hers, each
Il POO; their clerks, at $1,000; messenger,
1120; keeper of scales room, $780, s store
Keepers, at &3.51a da,t. The surveyors sal
airy is ,St,50o deputy surveyor, $4,000; one
'lI'i ~ 81 . ", 'I'i viz at ''~'' ''''
val officer receives $1,000; deputy, $2,10A
two clerks, at 81 500; three clerks, at $500;
one Clerk, at 81 600; messenger, $50 The
General Appraiser gets $4,000 two local "p-
praiscr*, czech $4,000; on@ clerk, 400, three
examiners, each s 500; thrc" at 81 900; two
clerks $ I 600 each; seven Iaborcrs, who re-
ccivc $40; one messenger, %12O; clerk and
otorekccprr a; public store No. /, Sl,Soo;a!-
ditional clerk, 81 CAO; tour port"rS, each $500;
one porter. SEQ; engineer, $1,000; fireman,
ST ,D95; collector at Crrsfcil, 81 POO; deputy
collector, at 81 per day; collector OF Internal
revenue, 81 800; collectors and deputy coli
Icrtor. for the different districts receive from
- G!5 down TO E1,025; storckccptrs ana
c.u., " from s. TO u per day 'r'j@tn,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-07-16

THNf& Cooh,- Fully thirty gallons Of ice
cream was consumed in this town last Sat
urday,
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One ofthe most common complaints of
children is worms and as they often suffer Il
long time before il is known, parents should
watch carefully for the symptoms and give
DR.. Fahrncys lnfallblc Worm Syrup.
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RE,CNloN.-Ihc annual reunion Of the
9th Md. nifty vols, will he held this year
at Mcchanicstown, on the line of the West.
cEn Nd. r. r., on Saturday, the 10Th day Of
September next 1t is believed that this will
he the largest Reunion held since tie war
AGerate.
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CulillOwcr & Bro.--Graccham
John II. Cu;sliall-For Register of Wills.
Notrc--Icc Cream, s. Wcant, York Road.
Machincry-,lohn 4. Harrick New Midway.
Confectionery, ctc.,--M. +, Policy 6 Bro.
SPRING WINDS ASP ColD3.-Now is the
time that changeabc weather and winds
cause colds on the lungs, and to relieve the
cough wild Cherry Syrup is the best and
mOst rhcctual.
Dr.. Geo. NJ. Zimmerman has sufficiently
recovered! to be about and on Monday last
spent IN hour with us. We find him yet
somewhat feeble, but he is the same Jolly DR.,
rs Of yNrc.
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Business Locals.

ee'' Go 90 Pollcy's for your Sperm sew
ing Machine Oil. Warranted not to stain CT
gum. july 1G ct
.E}' Policy keeps Alaltly's Patent Cocoa
nut. First class goods. Recipes for ,Isn. i,
on Che can. july ~
SH Fly Powders and Fly Paper for sale at
iulv 1G If Icalhcrman's.
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IL NDt InutlGIt NNIl ~ tll!0 w i'h ''i'f va ''4N
whiskey compounds which are sold under
the name of "bittcrs," and which topers de-
! light in for stimulants, you do your system
irrtproachablc mischief Browns Iron Bit
tiers is not one of these. 1t promotes healthy
action of the heart, liver and stomach. 1t
| ccanscs and cnliches the blood, and fits the
brain for the best mental work. The best
physicians prescribe it, and it is well worthy
Ola trial by al,
AFTER HARVEST promises to pay are now
! due
New EAnS-Mr. Cornelius DUDel has
completed large bank barn on his farm
ncar Catoctin Furnaces,
! Mr.. CYRUS Cover and Mr.. George Flcaglc
left for Waterford, Va, this week, They will
work under Mr.. NJ. +. Biggs on Il roller mill
being built at that place.
The horsr belonging to Mr.. Geo. ",
Stocks,la,c, which was SO severely injured
last week is rapidly improving and will get
we'll
| The honorary degree of y. d. has been
conferred upon Rev. Thomas ii. Lewis, A..
NJ. president of the Westminster Theologi-
cal Seminary, by Adrian College, Michigan
LABOR AND CAprrAlD--lf your system is
not in good condition, you lose time for labor
and lost labor is lost capital, therefore give
yourself strength and vigor Ivy using Health
Rrstorrr.
EAsEHhI!.--lhe great game is booming
and there will hr a gam" here with the Black
Stockings Of Mt, st. Mnry's this tThu"sday}
afternoon and with the Frederick Unions on
Saturday afternoon. Two excellent games
are to be anticipated, but if our loys play
their best game they will probably win TIL
THANKS.--Wc are in receipt Of an invita-
ton by Ike Too,s TO a dinner and that with
clcrgymcn. He very considerably inquiries
into uUr opinions as to low cirr"ym"n and
editors would probably "miX" and we frank
" say that as "" scarcely ever mix" and
are taught TO believe that cirrgymcn never
do, it is more than probahc that, should
spring chicken abound, pure moHntain va
ter would amply suffice to rouni "l' Ill the
necessities 0; q cl"rico editorial dinner
FINE WoNK during a recent visit to TIL"
Moravian Cemetery IN Graccham, we ,nSpcc.
ted the handsome marble shaft Wh,c! Mr..
Jos \. GrruAud has had placed on his lot in