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DALLAS. TEXAS SATURDAY SKlTOlllElt 2D 1877. L'lllL'E FIVE CENTS.
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HEAD-QUARTERS
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jrurmshing' Goods
hats
We invite the Publie to call around
find examine.
E. M. Kahn & Bro
COR. ELM AND
S D. KIMBARH
80 82 & 84 MICHIGAN 0
Iron Steel NaiMeavy Hardware
Carriage Hardware and Trimmings
WESTEIW DEPOT FOlt
PERKINS' NEW HOUSE & MULE SHOES
iVOUTM-WESTEIUr
ti Lome.
Heller's .Howe Hasps Ucavcr Files Chains Anvils
KU fo ATLANTIC NAILS delUlrle. direct from mill
la nr-loMl .
i. . K IBF00T.
KERFOOT &
1 S
AND
lectX Estate A.gr exits-
DALLAS TEXAS
Office Cor. Main and Lamar Sts. JStairs.
ONLY RELIABLE COMPANIES REPRESENTED.
J.W. FIELD HASCHARGE
R.....M.M... n.n.RentIIonnd rrm -nd
der Property mod pyTw.
Kauffman
GALVESTON TEXAS.
IMPORTERS OF COFFEE
WHOLESALE
Rrnoora and T.inuor Dealers
Cotton Factors and
Grip Cotton Tie and Louis Duvau's Chamnep.
;kohanuboldoi London pakis
WINTER
II I Biii in li.md l.linj Xwl
CAPS
LAM Alt HTH.
Horso Nails.
J. B. HRBKrUKD.
HEREFORD
M vu
& Eunge.
Commission Merchants.
ALLjLABQnClTlaalK OERJIAT
and
RANCE
NW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IMPORTANT
TO EVERYBODY.
SANGER BROS
r
THROUGH THE
Whole Block
On Elm and Main Sts.
WK ANNOUNUK IIKKRWITK THAT WK
A UK DAILY HKL'KIVINU FltKHU
FALL GOODS
Of Every Description.
We baveopoueda very large ami handsome
Hut) and marked thorn lower tliun ever bo-
fore. 811k Clocked BALHilUIUAN 110HK at 30o
per pair.
Full Begulur-Maile Hone at itfto.
CHILDREN 'HHOHK lit great Variety.
NewHtyles HorlEontalMtilpeH nolle! colored
and all loading stylus
A NEW LOT Of
Sash Ribbons.
vVILL BE FOUND T1R CH KAl'EHT IN
THE U1H.
Dress Goods Dop't
IH UEI.W FILLED WmttiKW UOOVtt
H'l UUOTt AH FOLLOWS :
All-Wool CAHIIMKUKH Ht mio worth 750
We lmve them In all shades.
KMHltKHH CLOTH Irom 10c to (Wo. A deci
ded bargain.
BLACK ALPACAS
Are Lower this Season than Former Sea
sons.
We have opened oue lot at DUO actually
worth too.
ONE LOT OF
REMNANTS
Or Fall Dress Goods
Will be placed on the counter on WEST
JHUN IA Y and offered at prices to aUuili
all In need of soon Uoodi.
A NEW LINE OF
Porcalos
VKUY DKHIHABLS FATTKHNU.
We "Her for thin week at Xo.
Carpets
u....wn rin nnr nrevlou ndvertKement
have now arrived. The paiierne mrv untuu-
lul.andbarKaiuawlllbe ottered In that do-
.
partmenU
VERY LOW.
! MTnN ri.ANNEL.tai IIW IWi 10" i7
Never eold before UiH season at sued prloe
A LARGE LOT OF
OIIEVIOTS
Will Be rel Cheap.
AN EXCELLENT WNK OW
Jeans
Twcods
Cassi mores
VKUY CIIKA1.
100 ritcesof
Marked to Bottom fUoree. and Lower than
Every Department It Being Filled
to Its Utmost Capiclty.
CLOTHIIfu.GENTS' rUBSISHIKQ GOODS
HAT JBUUT ail fiUUb mu
DarlDi thM weeek by oor late Improve-
meat will be aonnerted. and wbUe we
. an imaaeuee (naee tbeee de-
nertmeaU will be n complete andev
rytbiai apperUlnliU thereto Will be kepi
B(Mold.ai.loW a "e loweel..
WAMII1NUTUN.
lbe rldrul Itrlrrniluml la Move
AKlaal New Turk federal Olllflnl.-
Mlrvuglu or III. lailrpvudeul Vele la
leuu)Uaiil-Nolea and Uoli.
INoou Auoiilated I'reea Keport.
Wahiiin(ITn Septuiulwr IS. Mr.
Kvaru wan hoarl to exirwuj til. reKruin
that the republican party lu New
York wum diviiltMl m iu 1H71.
Mr lluyoa 1m ruirunenle(l an ImjIhk do
tvrinlueii that the Now York olllm
holder almll uot nvl liU admlulstra-
Uou itt itotlauuti.
Judjje KelU'V wtlinnte the liuloiwu-
dunt vote of lVmirtyl vanlii auywliure
Mweeu 2()IHHJ and HO.lKK) and anya uu
oue can tell wliluU party will be the
uiort hurt.
Ht'imtor Conovtr of Florida Is quo-
ted that he in 11 rut for Florida ami tit xt
for (Jouover. lie waa a rcpuhiloau ami
tiliould eland by the itrluolplen of that
party hut thut lie would U a tan to no
one' kite lie believe lu the Jimtloe
and wisdom of Hay e' eoutheru policy.
Conover feela favorable towards Boat.
iiiK llutler aud Hpolt'ord but could uot
determine until the vlalina ol t'orulu
aud Kellon have been diiwuUHod.
INlgUt Aieooiaied I'roM Keport.)
W. W. Coruorau called ou President
Hayes to-day.
Mr. Suhura deelres It slated that uo
additional clerical aid Is ueed on ao-
count of the tire.
Heuator Mortou Is Ituproving rapidly
aud expects to bo able to sit up soon.
A full cabinet except Thompson
was iu session to-day.
TheHloux will have another talk
with the preslduut to-morrow.
Secretary Hhermau lias awarded the
revenue printing for which all bauk
uotes and priutlug establishments had
been blddiug to the bureau of print-
ing aud engraving.
Appointment: Wra. Htuart pout-
tuaster atTallahaHBce Florida.
New Iudiau Commlsslouer lloyt
pialltted to-day.
The government has bought eighty
per cent of the Calcasieu logs. The
agent telegraphs the government has
made a good bargain.
Judge Hillings of Louisiana. Is here
iu connection with legislation relating
to federal courut. He urged among
other measures the repeal of the test for
graud and petit Juries.
COSTA ItlCA.
Ilerrvra nealvus III 1'rmldeury ana
In Nueceeded by Uenttral iluardla lie
leaNtauneli f'rlfud r Interunl lui-
rov'ieul. Nkw OKLKANH.Heptembor 28. l'ana-
ma dates of the 20th are received. A
ort Lima letter says Dr. lforrera hus
reslgued the presldeucy of Costa Kica
with the inteutiou of retiring from
public life and has been succeeded by
General Guardla whose appointment
appears to give general satisfaction.
He is looked upon an a staunch friend
Internal Improvement. Perfect
tranquillity prevails iu the Interior.
The anniversary of the declaration of
Independence was celebrated at Tort
ilma by a liberal disply of nags ban
quets salutes lire works etc. the
health of the' town aud surrounding
district Is improving. . -
A Test Caae I'uder the Vermont Liquor
Law.
IlATTLtBOito Vt. Hcptember 28.-In
Widam county court yesterday Ophe-
lia Huow . recovered a verdict of 2800
airalust Daniel Carpenter & Hon hotel
proprietors aud prominent citizens of
liattleboro ou accouut of injuries re-
ceived by being thrown from a wagon
lu oonse'iueuue of her husband being
drunk. The liquor was purchased of
the defendants. Aa the suit was a test
caie under the Vermont liquor law it
exulted great iuterest.
Uneueeeaerul Attempt to Hob the Dead
Wow4 Treaaury I'oaeh.
Cukvknnk Heptember 28. The reg
ular weekly treasurer's coach from
Dead wood was stopped by two masked
men near Cheyeu ue river Wednesday
night. Resistance was made aud Boolt
Davis one of the passengers was
wouuded in the leg disabling him.
The robbers then jot possession of the
arms In the coach but Were unable to
force the Iron safe.
Ueldaboro Has a Fart Tboaaand Dol
lar I'renalloa.
Goldshoro N. C September 28. A
Are broke out at 7 o'clock this morn
lug which destroyed Campbell Co. 'a
hardware and also Powell A Son's
tore. It did considerable damage to
Welti large building. The total dams
age Is estimated at $40000.
The Cyclop Cel. Ih Beet of the Isaac
Bell.
Nkw Yokk. September 28.-Tbe re
turned steams!) n Isaao Bell bene for
Norfolk August 27 on the same day
a Handv Hook during a dense fog
was run Into by the steam tug Cyclops
staving a bole Iu ber port bow about
the water line bhe returned to this
city for repair.
Hilly HrKee Pewne fa Veverameat
aa the Peeanrrer.
BT. Louis Heptember 23. Justice
Miller delivered his opinion In the
McKee case this morning. It over
rule the demurrer of the government
to the answer of the defendant and the
ait therefore falls.
A Oaa-Tear Old Wlae the Mewraarhel
HaaMllcap.
London. Heptember 28. The year.
old mix Ristooe won the Newmarket
handicap.
TUKt'O-UUNSlAN WAIC.
.... . ...
Mvlieiu.l All Hrllnw lleblail ! l.om
aud lfeu.l. on H later la Inrft Hie
Muwlnae Arrvaa the llnuuba-Tle
l iana Movement la HHUlrla l.arae
t'eadruiMllou.
INooa AewMilated I'rnat IWlKirt.l
Ijonik)N. HitpUnuber The Daily
News' oorrvMiHindvnt reiorU ttiat the
ltjumaiilaua have been UiiHiiuoeaaful
u their attempt to capture the aeuoud
(Iravitvioa redoubt. After havluK ""!
lied ulosu up to it they display! ureal
gallantry and ault'ered severely. No
conformation has yet been reoolved of
the lutolllKeuw which still seoms oor
reot that lite Turks have uroaaod the
Danube opposite HlllHlrIa
Night AaHoelaUtd rrou lUport.
Thu retlrutueut of Meltemet all be
hind the Kara-Loin aeems to iudlcato
the Turks will be satisfied to lUalutaiu
their preseut iosltlou aud depend oil
Uie wluter to force the Kiissiaua lack
across the Danube.
Tho Times' Hhumla special says the
retrogado tuovemeuU was partly be-
cause recent ralus rendered It dlillcult
to bring up supplies and partly on ac
count of the ltUHslaus masslug a con-
slderatile force on the Loiu.
It would appear from this explana
tion that the Idea of holdiug the
country betweeu the 1-oni aud Yautra
has been abandoned by the Turks.
Thus it once more becomes poeaiblefor
the ltueiiiaus to Isolate ami block
llustchuk which however haa proba
bly iH-'en supplied for the winter dur-
ing last mouth when communication
had been opened. .L t
Meheiuet all's right will again be
about Kaeloo with Itaxgrade aa the
base while his left will extend as far
as the dctlle south of Unman ltaahar
being withlu easy support from Hhum-
la. The correspondent with the czaro-
with are not sanguine of his ability to
force the line of the Kara-Lorn not
withstanding the arrival of several di
visions of the Imperial guards.
TIIH HUltlMOANl
reilleted for the Uuir Htalea Moved
lu a Northerly IMreelien Nlriklna
the North Carolina Const.
Washington September 128. On
the 25th iustant warning waa given
from the signal olllce to southern cilies
through the associated presa that a
cyclone then iu the gulf might be ex
pected to reach the southern coast
within three days. The cyclone is now
centering lu tho south Atlautki states
and the center near ('ape liattcrau is
believed to lie the storm reported in
the Wludward Islands ou the 21st
also the hurricane passing two hun-
dred aud llfty miles south of Porto
Uleo ou the tad aud 24th. It moved
lu a northwesterly direction ovvr
Haytl and over the gulf stream to
North Carolina where the registered
maximum of winds are now over II fly
miles per hour. The path of this
cyclone to the preseut date is very
similar to the track pursued by the
cyclone of Heptember 10th to 19th of
last year. The storm is now going
slowly to the north and is not at pres
eut anticipated in the gulf or along
the Florida coast.
probabilities.
Indications for gulf states light
winds from north clear or partly
cloudy weather with nearly stationary
temperature aud pressure. Cautionary
signals continue at Savannah Tlbee
Island Charleston Cape Lookout
Cape Hatteras Kitty Hawk Cape
Henry Norfolk Baltimore ;aud Capo
city.
Kinbarrnnamenl or the Charter Oak
Lite inenranea voinpnny.
Hautkokd Heptember 28. The dl
reotorB of the Charter Oak Life lnsur-
auce company ask a lease of forty per
cent from policy-holders; otherwise
the concern must go into the bands of
a receiver.
Eight Children Barned to Death tit ar
Bl. iouni
Montbkal BeptemLer 28. A farm
house six miles from Ht. Johns waa
burned last night. Eight children
were burned to death. Their mother
the only adult In the house escaped.
Ninety Days lu Jail la the CoaneetleuS
reunify for maaeiaagu.er.
New London Conn. September 28
Joseph E. Uuddington who killed
Wm. Thompson at Groton Septem
ber 10th. and plead guilty to man
laughtor waa aenUnocd to-day to
ninety days in the county jail.
Destructive fire at Providence. B. I.
Pkovidknuk B. L September 28.-
The lnsuranoe on property burned
omterdav Is between flOO.OOO and
T '
KOO.OOO.
Later-The total low Is J875.OO0; in
surance $540800.
Th Haloids el a Prominent Virginia
Lawyer.
Richmond. September 28. Traver
Phillips. 'a prominent lawyer of Staun
ton waa found dead shot through the
bead with a pistol still in his band
Yesterday ou Main street. Deputy
SherlffCleveiand.of VanZandt county
arrested a fuultiva from that county
rhareed with embezzlement. The offi
cer left last night on the Pacific road
for Will Point with his prisoner.
Om Death and New Ca.ea at Fr-
aadlaa. Jacksonville Fla. September 28.
There has been on death at Fernan.
dlna since last report and alx new
A airanga I'ueler Mather
Y'esterday our reporter was told th9
following story by a gentleman the
truth of which he vouched for; Helng
recently in the Westeru portloti of the
state he stopped for a short while with
an acquaintance who la a well-to-do
resident of that section. Among his
family Is a daughter now a blooming
girl of sixteen. And it is about this
aughtur that the story lias reference.
When she was born her mother waa
revented from nursing her on ao-
cjuuI of Inllamed breasts. Fortuuately
among the geuliemau'a property waa
favorite goat of the fumiulue geuder
whose kid had lately died. The milk
from this goat was used for tho child
and the goat soon learned the fact.
After a short time she came of her owu
accord several time a day to be milk
ed. If she was at a distance from the
oiise aud heard the child cry she
would ruu Lluatiug to the door. In the
morulug when the door was opened
the goat waa always standing
ready to enter. When the child
grew to be larger it waa often
placed ou a pillow on the floor aud tho
animal would then come and place
herself beside the child iu a position
to suckle It. During these days the
animal manifested great love aud af
fection for the ohlld.aud would seldom
go far from the house. The oltild lived
aud thrived under this strange uurs-
Ing aud as above stated is now a
healthy youug woman. The foster-
mother lived to a good old age and to
this day the memory of "Mammy"
the goat's name Is treasured by the
entire family aud especially by the
young lady.
Died Away From Home.
Wednesday a youug man named
oseph Boyd accompanied by a frleud
brought a load of cotton to this city.
Selling it late In the afternoon the
wagon and team were placed in Kelly's
wagou-yard aud the two after pur-
chasing a bottle of villainous black
berry brandy aud after drinking the
greater part thereof went to supper
Uoyd eating very heartily. About
ten o'clock lioyd laid down in the
wagon and in a few
minutes was seized with cramps
and purging the cramps continuiug
during the night and next morning.
Between eight and nine o'clock Thurs
day morning Dr. Mormand was sum
moned and found the sick man lying
doubled up in the bed of the wagou
suffering acutely with congestion of the
stomach aud bowels. He had the
utleut removed to his olllce across
the street and seeing his dangerous
condition summoned Dr. Graham in
oousuitatiou. Medicines were admin
Istered aud the patleut was somewhat
better aud slept from teu. o'clock
Thursday night until yesterday morn
ing when the cramping returned.
He suffered intensely until three
o'clock in the afternoon at which
hour he became unconscious and
died at half-past five o'clock.
Seeing the critical state of his
patleut Dr. Mormand advised the
young man who came to the city with
Boyd to return immediately aud inform
his (Boyd's) father.who resides In Kauf-
man county of the dangerous condition
of his son. The messenger started In
the forenoon and the elder Boyd was
expected to reach here by twelve last
night. Everything In his power was
done by the physician to relieve the
sutlerer but to no purpose the attack
being so aoute that the utmost skill
waa powerless to save him.
A Brief Essay on Banking;.
To the Editor of The Herald.
South especially in Texas is the
want of active capital in sumssuiricient
to facilitate trade aud to aid our strug
gling manufactures greatly folt. The
object of this paper is to show how this
want may be mot.
The ten per cent tax imposeu dv vuh
general government on all bank notes
se.ve thOKe its favored pets tho so-called
national banks has long ago enmhed
out all other banks of issue. Their legal
inability to trade ou hens on real estate
mil tha limited sum1v of commercial
.... - 1
nnner exennt at the larisor centres oi
trade restricts their use in Texas to
very narrow limits. The needed active
capital cannot be supplied by them.
We ara forced to rely on private or on
jointsstock banks of deposit and diss
count... . .
A banker is a middle-man wuo ueais
in money and is as much needed at
every mart as the dealer In dry-goods
groceries hardware or cotton. It is his
province to gather together the small
sums held by individuals not needed for
immediate use and to serve mem out
in larger sums to his customers. Statis-
tics might be used to show approxi-
mately how much money is thus scat-
tered around ana niauen ewnj
doing nobody . any good but
which it aggregate" in pruper
hands at the trading points would facil
itate movements of crops to market ana
aid legitimate manufacturing acting
upon all interests like genial rains ou
the growing crops. ...
Time was when the name of banker
was synonymous with honesty capacity
and high esteem. Now
"None so poor as do him rev.ro nee."
Alas I alaa. that it should be so. But
the many instances of fraud incapabiN
itv and Breed through which confiding
customers' flducairy institutions have
been brought to grief have sadly im
n.irwl confidence in all.- and men now
hnrd and bide their cash instead of
niacins it more safely where it would
knln nn the common good. "A burnt
child dreads the fire.' Can we so heal
this burn aa to remove tha dread T This
is the problem to be solved.
EeJ taB
Hartford Times: Kewoy the joker
of llie Worcester Press complains that
noiiioliotly at the dciuitomliu convention
stolo his hat. Probably soma republi-
can got uinong that crowd. Hut ho
didn t get the brains that belonged to
the hat.
How Ihenupply ol JavaCwflea la Keg.
ululed.
The production and supply of Java
collee Is regulated by the Dutch gov
eminent and Its tinual price Is JcaU
ously maintained. It Is claimed to be
much the best desarlptlou of coffee al-
though portions of Mexico and Cen-
tral America cau under favorable con.
dlilous perhaps compete with it. The
Cordova collee that is brought to New
Orleans is of au cxeolleut quality and
often sold in the New York market mm
Java.
The Dally Kleeirle Letter.
Monroe Louisiana has a novelty In
the way of a dally newspaper tha
Dally fuootrlo Letter a copy of which
is before us. The print la a So mmuo
of the uhlrography of its editor. The
paper is first written up with an elec
tric pen and as many impressions as
are wanted are taken with a duplicat-
ing press made for the purpose. The
little pauer prints the telegraph) news
local news aud advertisements. It is
notable aa being the first paper of the
kind ever nubllshod. Messrs. Ooe &
Singer are the proprietors of the Eloc-
trio Letter.
The Bex lean War the Abnorblng
Topic
Says the San Antonio Exprcas : Tho
prospect for immediate aud serious
trouble with Mexico is the absorbing
topic of conversation now and we hoar
but one aontiuiunt expressed vyar iu
Mexico or a continued submission to
the outraged heretofore existing on the
Kio (irandge is inevitable for uo prom-
ises made by the Mexicans without a
war will bo kept. Of two evWii choose
the least say all in this section who are
the sutlerors. (live us a war to secure
permanent peace. No oue here believes
it can he obtained in any other way.
How Hark Twain I-o.t Hie Fortune
and;Wou Fame.
English papers often make ludicrous
mislakoa about American affairs and
Americans but a ltussian paper tho
J'illis Messenger outdoes them. The
lesHongBr in reviewing Mark Twain's
"Koughin It" says of the author:
"Mr. Twain entered the federal cons
gress as a representative from one of the
western states alter he had lost moHt ot
his property by investing in steamboats
and mining stocks. One of his lincHt
steamers blew up through the earless-
neus of a drunken engineer while the
mines like most wostern speculations
failed principally for the want of drain-
ago and proper machinery to extract
the gold. ' '
The Pope's Ilenltli .
The pope grows weaker says the
Loudon Times. He does not rise until
7 o'clock ; he says mass but cau uo
longer Bland to do ao and he sleeps
much during the day. The Times adds
that he " has also become somewhat
dlillcult to manage in matters which
would be conducive to his health. His
physicians consider that during this
hot weather the little bedroom he has
always occupied was much too close
aud by their directions his common
narrow Iron camp bedHtead was re-
moved to a larger and more airy apart-
ment but after spending two nights
there he insisted upon returning to his
own little room he bad been so long
accustomed to. In his eating also
plain as his fare is and always has
been lie oanuot be persuaded to diet
himself; he will eat Indigestible things
and take a great deal more green salad
than is thought good for him. This
coin blued with the Impossibility of bis
taking any exeroise tells much agalust
him."
The Financial Condition ot Banal and
turkey.
The Russian government has bad
much dlfllculty mooting the last two
payments of iuterest on the pulillo
debt and on the flrst day of October
another payment of 6W7815 falls due
for which great saorlflnes will doubt-
leas have to be made. The public debt
has been Increased nearly l'JOO.000000
since the war began and a prolonga-
tion of the conflict will greatly cripple
the czar's resources. The Ottoman
government does not pretend to pay
any interest on its foreign or home
debt aud no Turkish ofllolal receives a
para in the way of salary while the
array la unpaid aud ohieity subsists on
the country where it is quartered. As
Turkish soldier can liveorf almost
nothing he can get along by tighten-
ing bis belt. It is very certain that
Turkey's financial condition is far -worse
than Russia's and that is one
reason why the Turks are fighting so
demoniacally to-day. They can not
maintain their armies another year
without foreign aid.
Oregon Bill's Hnrhemenahlp heel
Ing a Plpelrein a Man'e Month.
Denver Tribune: William Sponce
alias Oregon Bill is in many respects a
remarkable man. His birth place is
Port Natal south Africa and he has
hardly yet reached forty lie was at
sea for years and during the time dis-
tinguished himself for cravery in two
engagements with pirates on the coat
of Africa. Ho participated with credit
to himself in the last war with Kussia
and was present at the fall of Balak
lava. ...
From lnf0 to 18G5 he was an Indian
fighter on the frontiers of Kansas and
Texas and in au engagement with the
red men on an oocaaion in wuicn tue
whites were victorious after a bloody
band-to-hand fight he is said io have
killed seven warriors with his pistol
and bowie-knife.
In Portland Oregon he had a friend.
John O'Madigan now of this city.
While (jMadigan waa walking along
the street smoking his pipe and at a
distance oi ten feet and at about a right
angle Bill sudden jurew bis pistol and
fired the ball taking the pipe from the
mouth of his friend but doing him no
harm. Again last fall Bill was in Lake
City with deer for sale and seeing his
old friend O'Madigan passing up the
same street on the opposite side he
called to him to stop. When he had
drawn his revolver John did so facing
him at the time. Bill fired and the
ball passed through the top of the hat
of bui friend. O'Madigan. in the beat
ot humor called out: " Bill doa't shoot
any more; it is too close."
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