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"Hunt's Remedy Is valuable and its ben
ents are permanent Cured me OF Kidney
disease" SULLIVAN fKSSKR.
Providence, X. l.
Hunts Remedy cures speedily bilious
headsche. costiveness, dysp-psia, ssrentth-
ems the stomach, and purines the blood.
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-02

U. I|t.NU. .uuuF II. IIIu.III .uIit
nfN1 .iHirl i'"i N YnI uun Hf iHU $1,000.
rsf rvfuis ut illt unHfIUifr iII. l.H.
WnH ultrc.lei iu mo capital .l.y. IN
rehabilitation 10 getting Nh N.N"'I Il
uUmorriiir fnlutm grnlnd nnd ln 10
uurNluu order, hut fln HUu.rHI D.m
u'tiut ia tHtl fhr nWhoflH ~ ihH IHlH
mgyn slowly aud, in fGW0 rHu otHI
soWH oi Che appointments ui th'
don't 90 not give universal Hhl'Hl r...H
20 MARY Loading Democratic, IL q Epu.
orally conc drd thUL lutlHrl should
have boon recognized 'p the cIhIuHt. ir
tHo person 90 ex-senator ~ Uall
whilo Pennsylvania, In tho appointment
II MIR, Hay, az assistant p17tulhsier'
general, was recognize %, which state
give to Blaine over 5000 majority, n
II the general impression that removals
lea Office OF Republican incum.
bOnts viii no mRdo rs soon
az 70 is possibly consistent vel n
tho public intoresls. This Is what
tho president stated 20 Gov. Curtin ga a
conversation hold low days since No
the white house. Tho president and
the heads of departments are hosiog'd
daily with hundreds @. hungry app'i,
can't, for office, many OF whom cannot
understand the cause of 80 much delay
IN at once making their individual Hp.
polntmonts, ard many, OF course, VIII
leave thoroughly sappOiufed. The
| cabinet is looked upon by leading nen
rs an eminantly ht one, AZ To tho per
sonnet of the appointments, but thluK
! that thoy could have been moro equitH-
hlY distr' bugUd. Gen. Caboil VIII, 10 is
more than probable, receive the APP
pointmeat "a United states marshal,
For this district. Attorney rIi
Garland Is looked upon az one of tng
loading mon in the cabinet.
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u.H.I with Il. nrufy LsUn.
...U .. ihH grounds up To-
.nai nur rlHn nflunn iu u.l H.io
.fU. !. N..fIh iHN Hul u hr FHHl
IN. M II.UI.. "Um "...". .' |N"
bodily huf' n : frus', .IU.'.r
N.u. n.
81 urrrAto,
BUrrtIo, March ~. This OyUnlng, us
1r r.'H.ru 1I tho mu..c h.ll Woo
prop, Is hy tu0s fro from dol,c,.
IF. UJrurI. lu Hu inf fu' tho
whole stage was 20 hamUa, enc sIymiu.
u'H3 'H'.r tho Drf'ra building was hurH-
INK, The MCCsul Opera company wore
dressing VreuHfgtDry 90 producing
"Fakn" and h7i rarely tiTua tl us-
cape. Some were only partially Dressed,
the company ! SOS ~ culiro, ward
robes for tho operas Of "lalEg" "lho
Little Duke" and "rhc QupeU's Lace
Handkerchief" and tho company had
most gf its truuks brought 20
the buildiugs,a aud these were consumed
also, Very t. y pGTFOuS had arrived 10
witness tho Performance, aud all es-
capped withOut injury, An hour later
the 81. Louis Roman Catholic church, At
gho tenr ut the nail, took Dire, aud H. was
soon evident that tHo magnificent
ediliro was doomed. The street between
Music hall and tho church i6 very mar
row, rendering 10 impossible tor
The brtmen 90 DO effective work.
Goorgo Smith and Joseph Green
assembled ladders at the 'front.'
Of the church for the
purpose ul assisting tho lrcmon in
directing Tho work. The building
burned rapidly, and The Hrcusn and
>mi,h hastily iatC tho room which
they had reached, hV. Tor
me reason Green remained
and 'guUtiCglly rUslrl 10 IHy yU.gla,
p 'mhiug &c Ia iuA view VI % ends uf
spectators. Ne C'aub'Ega .8 t.g Ii.ht-
~. 1ggod but returned and rushed 10 tho
burning hrco'T.. l2 rushed 90 tho
corner ~ tso hnt.dilg, Gul heed ..s7 ~
the "rios Of The dremen, who had tar
paulin stretched for him to
l" "%I ani' from il hung me
by bis hands iully 10 minutes. An ut
tempt was made % reon. HlH with q
ladder, but u VIZ gm ugn17s'
ful, owing 10 the network Of tel
oSraph wires suiTOundiH. ,hl Luiil!ug.
AZ this time the entire front gf the
church was onYetop5i In flames. Wae.
tho smoke cleared away no was seoE
still ciinging TO tho edge OF the room,
Then he lunged forward, Let 20 his mold
and fell, struck on his head and wlR in
stantly killed. At $50 o'clock The
lower Music hall fell and few
minutes alter the front walls
fell into the street. The south
wall, which was. unusually strongly
built, as IL was within 10 feet Of largo
private dwelling, romans intact, The
iiro was finally contino! to the music
hall ana the church. The music hall was
completed in 1883, having been about
r. year in course of construction. The
st. Louis church waa the Oldest Roman
Catholic church in tho city. The Mu.
sic hall will be remembered
as tho place OF holding tho
grand musical festival OF 1853,
the Democratic state convention Of 1883,
and the grand musical festival, at
which rhcoiore Thomas aud Dr.. DAM
rosch AppuArad in Juno, 1881.
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In Parliament

LONDON, March 25.--1he Earl of Kim,
borly, the British secretary Of state for
India, in the house of commons this
evening, in answer To Il question, stated
that no had on behalf Of The government
informed deputation that the govern
monthad decided not to annex upper
BurOmah to the queens India empire.
He added that her maissty's Indian af-
fairs at present rendered
it necessary tor che govern
ment to exercise great prudence
in engaging in any enterprise beyond
the frontier of India. Earl Duif9rin,
the present Indian vicar0y, had cXertod
his endeavOnS to improve tho B-itish 70.
latious with Burmah
Sir Charles Dixie, president OF the
local government board, answered for
the government question by Sir Stat
ford Northcote, and said the govern
ment mad not JO-day received any news
from Russia c1ucarnlU" pending naEu-
tiations in regard to the Afghan bound
AIRY dispute.
The cabinet held an extra session this
afternoon on the Afghan difficulty. auu
resolved to firmly dem"ud Of Russia
that She commence forthwith the work
OF eliminating the Afghan frontier, in
accordance With the understanding, IN
der which Sir Peter Lum-dou aud the
British surveying party passed some
months in the amUg''s dominion,
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That Kidnnnped Irish-Ameriean.

NEW YORK, March 26.-Mrs Robert
Ireland, who com planned at the district
attorneys office yesterday that her hus-
band had been kidnapped by English
officials and was about TO be taken to
England to be tried as deserter from
her majesty's army, to-day showed Il
letter her husband sent her. The letter
is dated on board steamer at Halifax.
1t tells how that when The writer had
reached Clifton, on the Canadian shore,
whittier he went with John Steele in
the belief thai he was going to Buffalo,
he was confronted by two men, one of
whom said: 1--WE want you, young
man; you are deserter from the British
army; you are not in the United States
now"
Ireland's money and writing mate
rails were taken from him and
he Eas removed to Halifax and placed
on steamer under guard. He could
not learn the name of the steamer, but
wrote that she had a red smoke.stack
He was detained below and not allowed
10 speak to any person except the
guard. This man told the prisoner
there were two like him on boari the
vessel. Ireland was warned that If he
made any difficulty it would be all the
worse for him before the court'msrtisl.
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A Fr,ud Arrested

KANSAS CITY, March 28,-J. Harvey
Mott, a professional spritualist aud
medium, who, during tho past year, has
made converts Of u number OF promi-
ueut citizens and has hoen visited by
persons from all parts OF the country,
and from Europe, was exposed last
night threw n ruSe by j. Is. Lawrence,
managing editor OF the Journal. NJ.
Lawronc6 obtained an interview, and
when the medium appeared rs spirit
no through u small iet OF analyne solu-
don ia his fgco. Ho then had him ar
rested for obtaining money under false
proieuses, tho officers being held in
waiting for tho purpose. Mott gave
bond for his appearance on Thursday.
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SAN ANToNIo, March 25-l5psoiaiI-
The AckSrmans, brothnraul sister, who
resided On Goyornmolt HI, and hal
boon iuoestuou-ly living together fu
months, arc beloved TO have gone g.
81. PuGl, Minnesota, THOR hagg8go wa.
checked for thai point. A rCquid.i.u
win DO issued. 4 young physician Of
this place Is charged with having At
tended Miss AckCrmau during her con-
buement and aitorword assi4tiug In hid
ing the child, II is said he communicated
with Ackerman 10y telephone, arqHapt-
ing him with the fact OF his indictment
by the grand jury, ana warning him 10
flee. AckCrmun was an enlisted man,
who had been in the government
service since before the war. Tho fact
that his crime had been cont lnucd FOR
months, aud had become subject OF
common gossip among tho soldiers,
10 DIS many to believe that officers high
in authority had means of asuertSining
tho truth Of the rumOr, which they
neglected TO do. AckermRun was dis
charged front tho service the day L0fore
his flight at his own request.
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GEORGE GRAY,


Senator From Delaware to Fill out Mr.
Bayacd's Term.
MIR. Gray was born in New Castle,
Delaware, March /, 1910 He received
his preparatory education in his native
place, aud entered Princeton in 1851,
Two years after he was graduated from
that institution, and in 1862 received
from it the honorary degree OF Master
OF Arts. He stuffed law four years prior
to his admission to the bar in 1868, three
wears in an office and one year in the
Harvard Law school. Immediately
after being admitted to practice he
opened an Office in New Castle. He
com msnds large and lucrative bust
ness, and this renders it more probable
the alleged understanding with Mr..
Bavard that he is not breaking into it
for the comparatively empty honor OF
only two wears in the senate.
In 1881 Governor John w. Hall APP
pointed Mr.. Gray attorney general of
Delaware. The appointee thereupon
moved to Wilmington, where he has
since resided. He was reappointed to
the Office last year, by Gov. 3tockley.
Mr.. Gray was delegate to the Damo-
cratic National Convention of 1876, in
ST. Louis, and to the conventions of his
party at Cincinnati in 1880, and Chicago
in 1854. On the last two occasions he
nominated his friend, Mr.. Bayard, for
the presidency. He was at one time
chairman OF the New Castle Board OF
Education, and is now an honorary
member OF the Historical society of
Pennsylvania.
The new senator is gentleman of
fine presence, of gentle and engaging
manners, genial and kindly disposition,
and high character. He was married
Gr New Castia lady in 1870, by whom
he had FIVE children three boys and
two girls. She died in 1880 u 1882 he
married sister of his deceased vile.
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KANsAs CITY, March 2j.-rho jury re-
turned verdict this morning, acqult-
ding Ogth Stein, formerly city editor OF
the Evening Star, who shot and killed
George Frcdoricks, proprietor Of n
variety theatre In this city, In June,
1852. 4 quarrel arose over STEMS alton,
tons 10 FrcGoricks' mistress, a
woman named ulrtrue, Rad Oudoi in
the shooting of i'radsricE4 on the stair
wBg, as The two mon wore Leaving her,
late no night.
Tho plea OF tho defendant was selg-de-
Tense. At u former trial no WAS found
guilty and sentenced 10 % years, but OBJ
lCoulttsl
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Edward. Huut.i, q colored gambler
of Fort Worth, who is wanted there to
answer for a fine of $3.50, ed upon
him by tho courts of Tarrant county, for
counting Dame Fortune was captured
in tho Indi Il Territory by
dd9puty United STATE, States M ,hsn,I,,b
this city yesterday for the Fort to give
an account as to how no came to sud
denly disappear aud as to whether orno'
he CIV or INDUCED III game of chance or
science, as the case might be. This L.
Sunday and the news market is as fiat
as pancake, hence description Of the
prisoner under such irving circumstan-
res is not amiss, or rather should not he.
Trusting that a generous public will
forbear with the following pen sketch Of
The captured fugitive who
was hunted down by the sleuthh0unds
OF justice AS it were tom Wright, vino
weighs $50 pounds) it is given. Ed.
Hunter is n Senegsmbian Of tho true
tyne, some feet, 10 inches in height,
neither slender or corpuleut. His head il
covered by a proIuse. nsppy ,oyergrowth
that reaches way down on his forehead
and far back on his neck. His color is
tnat OF well-baked ginger-cake, and
his mouth when he is pleased, expands
with the elasticity OF the conscience of a
candidate. The prisoner wore suit OF
ash hrind ed cloth that gave evidence
OF long and hard service a quarter of a
century, SLOUGH hat ana cloth
CATERS Little out of season,
and the worst for wear ana tear,
The officer did not have him shackeled,
but had enjoined him that if he made =
break that he would shoot the top OF
his head off. Deputy United States
Marshall Wright, one OF tho best
officers in the state, believes in giving
a prisoner freedom OF person, hut the
mon ent no violates it he calls him to
time.
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huyg hrHln .U.u.I IH. Nu.s
slnu rurtrnIINN' Ft H r.rIH 4. ifIn.
Who's Uruuusi 1000 ~ fuH in.u WF.IfiuF
ouiIlHiH un 1890 hl"hrI .IWIIfr ht"
tfr'.N u cuun..l uI "Ir 1910. tNI..I .u
consider ihu dInpWchHs ff.UI Nui ''n
furNudlrR RI duWHUH D' DO. Hu. t.I
AiIh1riH'au fnr Hu iWWlIi O. FHr
dr0lt and fuuor That tln nm'.t ma
THtrlV d UNOrfurfI from RU flt ~. I.N Is
favorable tOrm4 Tor ru alliance. Tho
cabinet decided 10 iutru"t Duitrrin wi
plpusry 'uworI " arrange 'tlWf with
tho nuircT,
FAuL puFFuWiN Ar TUE FHuHr,
ALLAHNHAp, Murch ~. -Eul nndcr-
In, the yicrrOy, mot here to dfy HCu.
Douald stewart, commandments ul
the forces ~ ludn. The VicpvuY spuC.
toned tho mobiiiz,tiou OF two army
corps, OF 25 O00 men epch, which are ~
h8 sent TO Pishiu with a reserve of 10000
mon. Gon. Stewart will have supreme
command, whilO Sir Fredordick Rob
ert will command ono army corps aud
Gon. Hard!ugS the other. Tho
Duke of COnuaught IN g. be given Que
OF the divisional commands. Supplies
| for ak months are being sent TO Pishlu.
Gen, Stewart has started for RSW9i'
pindi % mature his plans, Earl Duitorin
will start Tor RaTalplndi tomorrow
| IL Is expected tho whole tOrco viii al
vance 40 ths conclusion Of tho meeting
| between Duflorin. and tho amoer. Tho
greatest rivalry prevails GmOug tho reg
| imeuts for active service. The monitors
/ in Bombay harbor arc being equipped
on n war footing.
NEXT THING 10 WAR,
BosToN, March D The bnrtld prints
tho following private cable dispatch, re-
Csiyed In Boston from a reliable source,
| Il SAYS: Great eNcitumont IN London,
I 1t il reported thu. $4,000 militia have
been called ont. Rumnrs are thick IN 3
Russia has rejected the English propo'
sails.
SECURING SUPPLIES,
CHICAGO, March 95.-fro y. X. Fair
| bank Canning company, Of this city,
| has received during the last sevou days
cable orders for canned beef for use
in the British army, which, coupled
| with the additional ordnr received %
day, makes the aggregate amount 20 ba
| shipped 100000. Tho orders come
| from tho British war department. lho
| destination of the meats houg
| Woolwich. IL viii require two weeks
to fill orders now on uand. Tho Ar
mour Packing company il also In re-
ceipt OF orders TO supply 1000 pounds,
| These arc the largest orders received
| here, and owing To thoir magnitude, the
suppositton is that they ara To meet a
war emergency. Canning houses are
working day and night in order to meet
| these demands.
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Fire EscOrd.

ST.. LOUIS, March 25.-W. II. Hay
docks carriage fGstory, II four-story
building, 1910 to lOl6 st. Charles street,
caught fire about 80 Tonight, and in
less than half an hour all the walls
crumaled and the entire structure fell
to the pDonnd. Loss and Insurance. not
yet ascastsined. One member of the
salvage corps, named Walters,
and another firema were Sc
verely ioSnred by She falling
wall. The Old congregational church,
presided over many years 10y DR.. Post,
but now used Tor Sunday school pur-
poses, located at the corner Of Tenth
and Locust, across the alley from the
carriage factory, also took dire aBd is
now bnrning with prospect OF being
Quilted,
At o'clock neither loss H0r Insurance
had been ascertained, nG.body con-
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Russia aud Eng land.
ipRaBABLY A SENSATION.


LONDON, BJarch 25.-Thero Is great ex-
ctement here ovor the reports from
Constsntinoisle, TO the effect that the
in regard 10 q Tureo- tGussiaa alliance
against Englaud.
Earl GRANVILLE today sent for the
Turkish ambassador and Haasan
K ehmi Psshs, special envoy of {he sui
tan, and had an interview will them.
1t is rumored thS interview vas owing
TO report FROM Constsntinonle of a
Turko-Russian alliance against Eng
aEnd.
STOCKS 6HRIN KING
The tension between Russia aua Eng
Sand over the Afghan frontier CUES
ton has increased. The stock market
is excited. Bristol consuls are a and
Russian securities J. per cent. lower
than at the close last evening.
ct the conclusion ~ the cabinet couTl-
sci the Russian amhGaH ador had al in
terview " ith Granville.
TWsENTY THOUSAND MORE.
An additional force Of $4,000 Russian
troops is proceedirp from the Caucasus
to the Afghan frontier.
THE EFFECT ON STOCKS.
The stock Is3arhet ut the close to- day
YVES depressed, under the influence Of
Consols closed az 81 liz, the lowest fig
ure yet reached since the commence
Dens of The Anglo Russian 0ispnte.
Russians fell ] t0 ] y per cent. This
afternoon news from the continent
shows all boutses SYM affixed with the
fiparcia, situation in London, and
prices towsras the close were fiat.
ANXIOUS FOR AN ANSWER.
The British ambassador at Ut, Peters
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District Court at Galveston.

GALVESTON, Marcn 25.-LSpecial.l-
In the district court to-day the Mclll
benny company, of Houston, filed suit
against Block, Oppeuhoimer IL Co., OF
this city, for $4,000 damages. The suit
arises out Of the following
us cited ia the plaintiffs petition; plain
tiff claims to have held mortgage lien
for something over lO,O01upon the stock
of goods of f j. Westmoretand,
of Madison county, Texas, and
alleges that, upon q confessed .judg,
ment upon a note, defendants ejected
plaintiff from righttul possession, taking
possession themselves Of the property,
valued at about 5000; hence the suit,
The remainder of the suits against the
Island CITY Savings bank and garnish-
ees, arising out OF the late ma g.
cial trouble, were dismissed in
the district court to day. All like suits
in the county court having been With
drawn this ends the litigation, and re-
moves the last incumbrauce to a. salts
factory adjustment of the banks late
trDuble