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The Ohl, q Of thi, rGit a 10 re uTr Jam e. ixOn
trustee, to account for sum -! money, to wit:
8, .au, coming To % hands. belonging to William
y Martin aud IuullIs =. Martin on or about the
Bot day ii June, l1- AMI fhr father object Of
having h" rust uGpcr Wi sad money was re-
'r.yri, l,CiaICi void, and especially 70 much
thvT,u - aclnIis 10 .iN" 10 sad trustee 500 for
the yyyaJJIng q! IHr gO>pv ~ the Ills ip.cs Church
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tn p'u,.slOu ,n rad t.u't Ei.ITs E" said Dixon
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the '.rt' lr Ch."'l Of ubi@iElugs terrc" REQUIRING
rad Dixon, lIdsl", H. paw over ard deliver la m"
q TaiG9n' the ,. d pi - s.n, the ore half OFF,,
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al - iU C., iha; The" defendants, Liza A. Lean
a'hHllC. eat { ARIA low. Low her
husband: MiLcr.a ,UFl., Mrs r. e. Eucdy
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I .aT:'a Low. ---- Low. her Lustaii, Minerva
l.. Curtis, Mrs G. Putty. --- Euddy. her
husband; Abg'T 2 Garth an Aha NJ Cur,i.. are
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da'e ri the h i p"h. Dat'. G! this order End do
Ehat /. ne. osSsTY 10 r'ol,Ct their Interests: II !.
:u5ther ordered "a This oder BE- Iuu shed and
ported a. rrluircd 3d.. .aa.
wires John " Mitchell, C'e,k e.! said Corr,
at tn Cont House # a Il cau-'y. thi. N day al
lgS. 10 Wit: JarEsrs Rules ls.G
Published he trs' lime Janusry b. 1855.
Are''.-- J"iih ". MITCHELL CLERK.
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.an-oa"t Solicitors 20! Complainant
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ARE &yILa. T&ENPHANY,

For dltecn years they have steadily gained in
favor, an With sales constantly increasing have
become tho most popular C9t:t throughout the
ULlvd States.
Ihe q quality Is warranted to r~au- :.sirs as Ing
rs o-liuary C.rssg. Ne have lately iTtrutGcei
the q aud L Hrra1e, With lr'.H i-ay W9l.. aui
We can furnish hem y hen uIpi,rrCG.
Highest wards rom H.i the N"rit' -'rat s.I-.
The last mccall rtcctvli IS Cor ius' Ng..,aI .tr.
'rol' The lac ~ o>.ri"a kr'd 81 - tr'csry.
Viii, sygr0s OF patents have h'ra found worth
los ru' principles " ,rg rp-a .:EDS Gssg
rgJgtd I'm, 3.gA.!e.
!s,,'.crs ara sr,hclizaj q rsiJni money. Fl. ou
r1qnIuaticr thee lOrsels 10 Got rTysg IS 80 re-
.,Irrl. EUr sale everywhere.
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ININL LOTS ~ SOUTH CHICAGO. LUCA-
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AN willing ~ MAKE Il lIate FOR other desirable
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FOR SAILS,
FOE SALE. CHE Az.

INORSALE- sIiEETiEip TnEEs-E HEEI.kD
q Velocipode Tar. Has bCCr IN U.f but sHU;t
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SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

pa the .Hal4ct. None bat those meaning bls.I ,,s
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OONs. WITH BOARD, FROM APRIL ISL
IL al MR. PAIIERSON :, Us MatE street'
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-26
Anarchists Gain a Point.

BLOOMINGTON, Ill.,, Nov. 26.-At IL
o'clock this morning Judge Scott
granted suporsedeas in the anarch-
lists case. Messrs. Black, Sweet and
Solomon started at once to Ottawa to
have the clerk issue an order in pur-
suance to Judge SCOTS instructions.
The effect of the order for supersc-
IDEAS will be to delay the execution
until the full bench of the supreme
court has passed upon the questions
raised for new trial. 1t is estimated
that in the ordinary course of pro-
ccdure a hearing and decision cannot
be reached for six or eight weeks, and
that even though the lower court is
sustained, sentence cannot be carried
out until sometime in March or April.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-26
The Senatorial Race.

AUSTIN, Nov. 26.AThe announce
mcnt of Judge Reagan's entry into
the race for senator is believed here to
indicate the early withdrawal from the
race of one of the present prominent
candidates, who will pronounce for
Reagan. 1t is also stated that the with
drawal will be made not so much in
Difference to Reagan, but as conclu-
sion of Eastern Texas, that section
having the supposed right, under long
Democratic usage to designate one OF
the two senator's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-26
Condition Of National Banks

WASHINGTON. Nov. 26.-The annual
report of the comptroller of the cur
rcncv contains suggestions for the
amendment of national bank laws so as
10 protect them against UNEQUAL state
taxation. Three thousandfive hundred
and eighty national banks have been
organized in all, Of which 1858 are now
in operation. OF these ia have been
organized during the year with cap
ital Of sci 100000, bonds $37OOO,OOO,
circulation $29,OOO,OOO, "a banks went
into voluntary liquidation during the
year, ceased to to exist by expiration
of charter and s failed. The failed
banks have an aggregate capital of
$75o.oOO, surplus and undivided profit
S2l6,OOO, liabilities $l3O,OoO. The
creditors of ? OF these banks have been
paid in full.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-26
CREAM OF THE NEWS.

Arthur Franklin, Gus Wilson and
Charlie Hoffman, three prisoners con-
fined in the Taylor county jail, over
powered the jailor and escaped on the
25th.
John r. Scott, book-keeper for a
firm of contractors in the Indian Ter
ritory, got short in his cash account,
owing to inexpcrience in book-keep-
ing, and his employers, who had per-
feet faith in his honesty, gave him an
other position and employed a new
book-keeper. This so preyed upon
his mind he committed suicide.
Jefferson was visited by a destruct-
i've fire on the 25th. About $4,000
worth of property was destroyed.
Gov. Ireland has granted stay OF
Judgment for ninety days in the case
of DR.. Leach, sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for fifteen years, at Waco re-
Gently.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-26
THE SULTAN'S SOLDIERS.
Tho Races from Which the Otto man
Army Is Drawn-Uniformfty Re-
quired Only in Religious Belief.

CURED Only in Religious Belief.
In no army in the world, perhaps,
except our Indian army, says The 81.
Jamess Gazette, is there to be found a
greater variety of race and hue than in
that Of the sultan of Turkey. In one
essential only is uniformity required
that of religious belief. To the follow
err of Mohammed alone is it permitted
to bear arms in defense of the domin-
ions of the padishah, and, if fate de-
crees, to become chehid, a martyr for
the faith. No Christian or Hebrew
subjects may enter the combatant SER
vice of the sultan, but they render tri-
butte for exemption in the 0elet dSberieh,
or military tax.
Foremost among tho peoples which
furnish the best material to the Turkish
army is the peasantry Of Anatolia. OF
hardy and industrious race, singularly
patient and long suffering under trial
and privation. the Anatolian battalions
have always been among the most
trustworthy soldiers of the sultan. The
best troops with which Mehemet Ali in
the Bulgarian quadrilateral confronted
the Russians in 1877 were from
Anatolia. Their disciplined bravery
was the admiration of all who wit
messed their conduct in action. Me-
hemet Ali himself thought rather bet
ter, perhaps. of his Bosnians and
Herzegovinians. Hardy and enduring
as the Anatolians, they often showed
more fiery courage, due probably to
their Slavonic blood, and, in the hands
of officers capable of leading them,
would have proved irresistible. But
thanks to the ignorant rashness of
Suleiman, their magnificent battalions
were decimated at the Shipka. 1t was
with the remnants of the Bosnian regi-
ments that Baker subsequently covered
the disastrous retreat of Suleiman's
army by Ichliman and Tatsr Bazardjik.
With the occupation of Bosnia and
Herzegovina by Austria this element of
military strength has been lost to the
sultan. Almest on an equality with
these first two were the troops recruited
among the descendants of the old
Turks settled IN the country north and
south Of the Balkans-the troops with
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-26
Four Persons Poisoned.

GREENvILLE, Nov. 26.-Four per-
sons were poisoned at Royce yesterday
morning. A man by the name OF
Pinkerton, his son, a Mr.. Hale and a
party whose name was not learned by
the reporter, were the victims. 1t is
supposed that it was caused by poison
in the victuals, but in what manner it
got there is not known. They were
all seized with severe pains in the
stomach shortly after breakfast. A
physician was called in and the pa
fients are recovering.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-26
Bonner's Business Acumen,

Many years ago Robert Bonner ad-
vertised the New York Ledger by en-
gaging at munificent rates number OF
prominent writer's like Bancroft, Dick
ems. Bryant, Everett, Ward Beecher,
Horace Greeley--he is nothing unless
self-advertiser-bu he relinqushed that
policy long ago He was the pioneer
in big advertising, having paid there
for rs much rs 1927, 900 in single week
and $3.50. 600 in one year, and found his
advantage in it. 1t has been frequent
ly asserted that he bought high priced
animals only to get advertised; but his
knowledge and love of horses are I'M
surpassed. He is more interested in
them than anything else. His fond
ness for the latest acquisition, Maud 5.
(Stonc, named from former owner.
Capt. stone), amounts to passion. 1t
is full time that Bonner should take
things leisurely, at least when not driv-
ing his fast trotters. He is past 60 and
worth Sj.0O0,000 or S6,000,000. No
man is better satisfied with his paper.
his fortune, his Presbyteri anism, his
horses and himself. And he ought to
be. having begun as type-setter. with
out friends and influence. and having
achieved his present position by unilag-
ging energy and perseverance,. -Phila-
dctphia Times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-26
Powder Mill Explosion.

LANCASTER, Wis, Nov. 26.-The
powder mills at Platteville, Grant
county, blew up last night. Twelve
thousand pounds of powder was in
the mill at the time. The engineer,
who was the only person in the mill,
was blown a long distance and rem
dercd insensiblc for a time, but not
seriously injured. The explosion
shattered windows in houses miles
AWAY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-26

the FreBlO6nUb rrVVS"AvA~-@'
SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 26;-Tho only
court in session here to-day is tho fed
cral court, presided over by +. d. Tur-
ner, a Republican, Notwithstanding
the Thanksgiving proclamation Of a
Democratic president. The matter Is
the cause of some little adverse COM
ment here. The judge explains that
the proclamation was not mandatory,
and there are large number of wit
l,esses and others in attendance upon
court who arc anxious to get home.
The same argument should have been
applied when the same court adjourn
ed over from Saturday to Tuesday af-
ternoon OH account of the death OF ex-
President Arthur.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-26
Election Row Expected.

TExARAANA, Nov. &c. The election
troubles in Bowie are not yet ended,
aud it looks now like fresh trouble is
brewing over the county judgeship
between the Larry and Smclzer factions.
Larry is in possession of the Office. but
Smokers friends declare he shall not
exercise its functions, and Lary's
friends are just as determined that he
shall. Blood will be spilled over the
affair yet in all probability.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-26
Accidental Shooting.

LA GRANGE, Nov. ga sad acct
dent occurred at a hunting party We'd
nesday. Mr.. =. H. Carter accidentally
shot and killed himself. Mr.. Carter
was an old and highly-respected citi-
zen of this county, and leaves wife
and several children. He was buried
yesterday evening by the Knights of
Honor, of which order he was an hon
ored member.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-26
WANTED.

Board wanted for man and wife. Must
be centrally located; large and we'll fur
nished room Address, W., HERALD office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-26
shot &c Betrayer o. 4

JERSEY CRY, N. j., Nov. 26.-fat-
rick Hayden, a we'll known politician
and liquor dealer of this city, was
shot and killed this afternoon in his
saloon, conner Henderson and Eighth
streets, by James Cavanaugh. Hay
den was standing at the bar when
Cavanaugh entered the room with a
revolver in his hand. Hayden at once
went toward him, when Cavanaugh
exclaimed: *'Now have you and l
intend to kill YOU" and at the same
time fred. A struggle cnsued, with
the result of disarming Cavanaugh by
fhc bystandcrs. lie then left the sa-
loon and surrendered to the police.
The ball entered Hayden's side and he
died four hours later. The cause OF
the shooting is not definitely known,
but some assert it was due to Hay
den's alleged intimacy with Cava-
naugh's daughter, aged about ~
wears.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-11-26

Wanted TO rent, well furnished house,
centrally located; house with or 10 rooms
preferred. Address H., HERALD office.
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VOW ITS VALUE

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