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THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD.
PFOUTS, ELLIOTT & HALL.
ntcred at the l'oxt-Offlre at Itnllus as Sco.
oiid-Ctuss Matter.
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WKIIMKMI4V..IM.V 30, IKK4.
Is'lheio nny body in this State run
ning for VJovcrnor but Ikki.a.nu? Cal
veston Nows please answer.
The KanHHH City Times thinks if tlir
Republicans and Prohibitionists both
put electoral tickets in the Hold, K--llSas
vyill cast her vote for Ci.kv , r.ANi.
Tf tho righteous are always porseoutod,
the free-grass advocates will have im
munity from all trials and tribulations
In life, but they will be scorched in the
world to come.
v ill some itcpulilicun paper tell o)
one honest disinterested public olltciul
act ever performed by Mh, 1!i,.im:? Ii
now 8onis to be "one of tlioso things n,
fellor can find out "
It is about liinu to i.um preach reform
in Woman's dress. Wo have heard
nothing of the ISloonuir costume torn
long time. It always was becoming to n
fat, short-limbed woman.
In nil the county convention of tin
Stato, with iliu exception of three oi
four, when expressions for choice o
tiovernor were given, it haseitlier beef
nn instruction for or 1111 endorsement oi
It(EL.xi end I'iK'idivinistriition,
Tilt; 1'tiiiuiU'ipiii.t lu iuiU is pitching
into the Prohiliitionists. It says tliex
Owe a debt of gratiliulo to the Kepub
lican party, becauso the only States thai
bnvo adopted prohibition are Kepub
lienn, and now they m o trying to kill oil
the party that is their friend. Man's in
humanity to man, etc.
Now comes a howl from the uliis-.
men. They assert that French, 'plate
rIhss was used in the Philadelphia post
tifliee, when American class, was just us
good and cheaper. This is tlio way tin
.Republican oflicials protect honin mnnit
d'actures. It is such protection as the
-woir give the laiih. Was then- a job
hi it?
'EA7. Dow, u.e great light in the ti iu
licranco oauu, in a card says thin
Hi. viNk has W ays been a friend of the
Mnino liquor law, mid has often ren
dered important service to it. Yet ir. is
said ho kerps a barrel or two of cider in
iis cellar which tastes and smells Ukv
rum an alVeets a '.nan wlio drins it
Tike goo-1 old whisky.
So.mk of Hie proprietors of liepu'iilic.ni
papers in Missouri are discliM-ging
printers for bohig Deinocnits. The
Kansas City Times says if the t.lobt
Dciroerat adopted that policy it would
have to "lire" Kditi.r-iii-rhit-r Met 't t.
:i.o in. who is Democrat, ami when he
wnsts his ballot tho star-eyed goddess of
reform smiles all over.
Mils. Hi i.va Lm i,w, (iii whs absent
rroni the Pittsburg convention, becausi
her husband commanded her to remain
at home, saving it was no placo for Wo-
men. ii t int s t ho k ml t,r ... ... i... !
no one blames Mn. Hki.va for favoring
women's rights. Sheouirht to retaliate
in Homo nay, and she lias woman's in
genuity enough about hnr to punish him
terribly for his presumption ami rash
ness. Tiikiik area great many gentlemen
in this State w ho own lands in their own
right, which they are emieav. rif.g to
disjiosc or to actual settlers, and which
ro worth all I lie way from : ! to $i) p,.r
ucre. If the school and asylum binds
nre offered below their value, at fl per
ucre, w ould it not be yenrs before indi
viduals could sell their holdings at any
thing like one-hall their actual worth?
Thk indecent and villainous slander
put forth in regard to I i.kvklanh's
private-character was launched toooarly
in the canvass. The F.xpress, published
in liulVnlo, ri.KVKi.AxuN home, a strong
Hi.aim; paper, indignantly denies the
'hargo. such mendacious libels id ways
naveaiMiiitraryefVeid to what
the iti.r.
petrators desire. It will umLn l . ,-.!
LAND thousands of votes in New York. I
where its falsity Is established.
Skvkiiai. cities i tho North nre per
plexed with the slops from the kitchens.
Fjtmilies are not permitted to throw
them in the streets or alleys, mid thev
iieeiimuhtte rapidly. The same dillienlty
exists hero in Dallas. Tho llnin,.
,,,. . . , ...
Mlggosts that honscw vos hnvo tl,..l
Mayor is holding his court in tho morn
ing tho members or the City Council
'ouhl go round the city, gather up the
liuckots und empty them lu the sewers,
mid thus they would become useful as
well iMiirnameuiiil.
Is another column will bo found "A
Word Personal" from tho A bile no Uc
porter. The IIkuai.p .Iocs not InUmd to
tako up the cudgel for the Itepi.rtcr; it
is able to defend itself, lint lu the II kii
ALli's opinion tho Kcportcr is right, first
in its advocacy or the lease law, and
ugain in Its severe remarks regarding
tlie action of the convention. Tl.... i
for a time Is.yeot the lleportcr, but coii-1
clous that it is right, that paper will live
4tnd prosper until thoso who are now lis
bitterest enemies will regret their action.
"Truth crushed to earth will rise again,
nd the Ueporter, us long as it U con
trolled by M n. tin.iiKKT, will be a power
Ju the Stato.
Coi '. H. MiTt MKl.l. yesterday rt--wived
a letter from Mb. J. M. Dor.ins,
f (Vrsleana, asking for Inronuution
regarding rations, lieddiiiir and olher
leeesictrieH required during tho t'onfed
rate rounlou here, comineiiclng on the
4lth of AugusL Jle stated that three
iundred men kail lK.en enrolled to be
In ..... .1 . ,, , ,.
in-uiiBiiuo. ,u lnuicatlous now
point to the reunion being the largest
muteuioiage ever lltnossed in North
Teas, ltutb of Conrederate and Fcileral
oldii rs. Kvery preparation possiblo Is
lieiii(r made and all will be comrortably
iuartered. Tlie asstM iatlon received
yesterday a car-load of tents from St.
IiuIa. Ixmg's Lake, where the reunion
will Do held, is being lieautirully tloco
raled Ttir the occasion. Tha ooplo of
Dallas are determined to do all Jn tholr
power to render the stay or the vlsitora
it sotio or aocinl enioyment and
I hk people of Dallas are waiting im
patiently lor a proposition, from th
Trunk Lino railway to ex
tend their ino to Athens
and there connect with the St. Louis
Texas Narrow gunge. .This is oei
tainly one of the most desirable roilds to
Dallas that could possibly beeoniplotfUi.
It is of the greatest importance to the
commercial interests of the city, for it
would give a competing lino to St. I.nui
. , , .
and the Last, and could but licet Dal-
hisndv.inl,i.r,ul,. :..
", , - "cihnis, men
woiim not enure to any other pity in
.North or est Te.ws. All tho othei
roads from the. North penetrating tins
state are owned and controlled by the
Hoi'iD system, ami the immense
amount of freights coming to
Dallas from the h'ast ami Norm would
oxcito tho liveliest competition between
tho different routes, and give tliiseity
Iio lowest possible rates on all goods
and liiercliaiulise transiiorted hero. The
Trunk Lino being a Dallas enterprise
would work in the interests of tliiseity.
There is not a merchant, real estate
iwner or capitalist, that is not dirocth
interested in the completion of this
road to a junction with the Narrow
mage, and all would contribute liber
ally to that end. When completed to
Ylhons it would, per force, ho extended
:iito tho extensive pineries in Southeast
Texas, and make Dallas (lie principal
lumber market in Texas. Let a propo
billon lie submitted.
Tiikiik is iio longer any doubt that
Tammany will support l'i.i:vi i.anu.
Veaiiy all the prominent gentlemen oi
he society have been interviewed, hull
y Democrats and liopiihlieaus, and
onciir in saying they will use the' t ), J.
frorlsfortl,esu,.ces.s)ftl,oDcjim;i,r;;i)
.undulates. John Kk. i.Vs .,.,,,,
oMigtiKviMANonoh,,-.,,, lwillu,.
loiililodlyevi'iituale i 1 i ,. ' ..
iinnot consistent'
i,V oppose the Demo-
ra. i caniiuial r,r s ,,,, mj
.vould not Ulyhisethe respect of th.
laiiiinanv.i,M1,v.rS) ,inl bu h(
j,olnl'Va circles in New York, lie
knr,wx this and will act accordingly.
Tin-; Fort Worth (ia.ettc, in its article
in the Swensoi) lands, admits that
lotual settlers are antagoiiistii- to lenses,
and w hero settlers get it footliohl ihey
will crowd o'lt the hwsces. for clol
icUleis and cattlemen cannot exist to
gether. Tlio huge srndicates le-ise the
larger portion of the lands, and that is
why they want free grass, in order thai
tine riders may keen out net mil sol Her
It is a t.igled weh that free-grass advo
cates hp.i weaving lor themselves.
It sems now Mint we are (o have the
old ticket for State ollieers in Texas,
with the e seep'. ion of I.ictucmuiH iov
erurv. ll.Mixi.Y (in.nswill be nomin
ate for that ollice, probably without
opposition. There is no doubt disallec
tii i on tlie part of some toward Wai.mi
ar.d Tk.mci.kton, but not enough to
i-Jiange the result. Tho oonvention will
be harmonious, ami its proceedings tin
interrupted by contentions mid wrang
ling. - - -
LET US KNOW THE WORST.
Tho cholera at Marseilles and Toulon
mill through the South if France seems
lifter all to have been a much worse epi-
iiemie mail the public was allowed b
n. ,.,,
suppose irom thcdmlv Recounts soul li
At no time did theouhle dis
patches indicate a greater mortality
than twenty totwenty-liveiliiily at Mar
seilles, and a less number even at 'Tou
lon. Twenty-live daily out or a popula
tion ol'ii'iii.nou or liou.ooii
IIS ttlkl viikIi ii
jdespei-iite state of affairs, and (he other
I nations appeared to take that view of it.
It looked from the reports as if the
disease was not of a virulent type, or ut
least not widespread.
This view of the case has been upset
by I he ren t of Coxm i. M ason to our
Slate Department, published yesterday.
Mil. Mason mivs that the death rate has
been at about sixty tt ,uy rrom the first
appearance of the cholera, ranging bo
twecn fifty and sixty, anil now fallen to
about forty daily. In other words, it is
shown by Consi i. Mason's report that
the mortality has been tw ice ns large as
tho press dispuVhes chronicled and
really of n alarming nature.
This is manifestly n miw reprehensi
ble manner of di nlim; w ill, this plague.
If the epidemic was virulent or wide
spread niul carrviii'' oil doubln
number of ririims t .i..m.. .. .
. . I-.-. urn i , uie
public were certainly cntiiled to ' L ......
I that fact. To attempt to allay r..rs nn.l
prevent possibly in other uuariers more
i!.-orotis preontilloiiary measures was
criminal and n trinio against ihe
N ii Ions ul that, of all things on earth
that should be faithfully, minutely re
Hirled, it is the progress of a plague.
Such accurate informal ion i il...
. - ih ii iiceiiraie n orient on
. . 1
with the speed of the wind iiow-n-davs.
in l-.urope to-day, ii s this side tlie
Atlantic to-iimrrow. How important,
then, that we should know the real ox
tent of the danger menacing ns. Lei us
havo the news, thougjt iilarming in Its
character, and let our Consuls be
Utilized, ut least to the extent ..r keep
ing us iosted in such emergencies us
tlie present.
A GREATLY OVERRATED PARTY.
The Mail and Kxpress, one of the lew
decent lajwrs in New York, supporting
Mil. Iti.Ai.vi:, assuming hk do all Jtcpul,.
lican papers and orators, that the lie.
l"1,,li, u" l'al l.v destroyed slavery, then
i "".""uran inai "i nt .Mormon
organs reel ami know that the Jtepiibll-
cans mean to destn y the surviving
mm rciicoi nnriiarlsui.' "
1 his Is Ihe old cry. Why hasn't this
twin relic" been dest roved nr.. ii.i
The Hepublicitn partv has is en In luiu iir
Air a quiirteror centiiry.ni its platforms
i icasi me sworn loo or Mormoulsm,
Slid yet tlds new and corrupt creed lias
grown all this time with amaxiug
mii-ngia aim awinness, and to-dav
laufihsatthopaorile philippics of the
Honiiblfciin Statesmen and tho Itcptih-
iichii press,
I'l.l. ...r. ... . ...
in irimui is just use ail other ro-
forms liy the llepubllean nartv-ln
futuro. They are alwaya meaning to do
Hiiiieitiing. jt is ts.nstiuttly their pur
pose to do so and so and accomplish
"' niiiigs, inn inn nitlen spots still
Infect the body polltly ami tho putro
raethm Is yearly sproudlng and threaten
ing the very vital or IheOovernmciit.
Not to havo checked or destroyed
Mormoulsm ero this. Is ilm iu.i t
deuce that it never lntiti.l in ,i,,,
it, that it cannot destroy it, Hnd that its
en i. oocu uevotion to rehirm or any
Mud Is the liiort-Nt sham.
' -i- f:'.;!;-l.j
the most overrated political organiza
tion in History. It chums and is gener
ally credited to havo stricken down
slavery and preserved tho I'nion and
stamped out u multitude of d
political heresies in the Tinted States.
11 is a lalsihcation of history to admit
Ibis claim.
Of the 3,000,0110 to -I.0nn.0o0 men who
emancipated the slaves nn.l ,,. ,i.,.
more until oue-lia f oi
them wcro Republican" -,: ,. -(k
...... . "a lnorf
tho rebellion, not moro than one-half ol
man ono-iiair of them remained ltenub
lieans after thn ,
iicansaiior tho war. Of tho
lour thousand millions of money re
quired to wage t.hat war successfully,
tho Northern Democrats contributed
moro t'nnli their share. Democrats in
thd ranks and Democratic Generals,
backed by Democratic money, made
success by the North possible. It was
tho North that freed the negro and over
run tho South, nd not tho liopublicai.
party at all.
Tho Republican party assueh, and un
aided, has never accomplished ouo sin
glo reform or thing of value to th.
I luted States, and to retain the o,-
zation in power so long, has been to rob
men v no were equally entitled to re
ward at Hie hands of a patriotic people.
As an organization it has H-eomplishoe
""thing ol historical sig,;,.,, ,,
ds whole r'"''1 "'. unaided partv.
.as be,,, tl0 olevalio,, 1.(11,,llli(m J
'.' ',1:";os' 111,(1 ysleniat.c robbery ol
the people. '
GALV':SToN.s COMNG RIVAL.
ll(,r..'tofore Km,-. ,,l..,.l,, 1 i
tei. ." :
... enjoy me woiiiieriiil ailvantage .
:md attractions which nature has given
d, and has not busied itself much abou:
iiitlets and gulf ports and extensions oi
its trade, and has grown bigger ami
richer year by year just because i.
couldn't help it. It is bestirring itsel
iiow, and proposes to put that Oulf road
which has been one or the local tradi
liimsorthe Alamo city for a quarter ol
a century into active operation at an
early day.
The road w ill run from San Antonio to
Aransas Pass, and the men and mone
are said to be within ready reach to iii
sure speedy construction. San Antonio
ought to have built this road long since.
It ought to havo had a short, direct lim
to Hockport or Carpus Christ! years ago.
and had such n lino been in operation
for any considerable time past, w.
should long since have had a harbor in
that quarter such as wo have not now
g it on our coast.
II' one-half, yos, one-fourth, the sun
that has been literally thrown away at
I inh esion had been expended at Aransas
l'as.t, we should to-day have a lirst
chiss deep-water port there. Witli $!!),.
'KHUi depth about equal to that at (ial
veston has been obtained, ami tlie engi
neers think sixteen feet of water can la
obtained under the present appropria
tion! It has only cost about I.'),(kki per
foot there, mid ut that rale a quarter of n
million more money ought to give us as
deep a harbor as we need on our gulf
coasi. .u me natural conditions sur
pass those, at any other point u:i the
coast and enable the deepening of the
channel V pro d with scarcely anv
trouble.
If San Antonio reaches Aransas there
fore with its (Jiilf road and the entire
portion ol'Te.Mis from San Antonio and
Austin west and northwest bends its
eiiorgii-ito obtain the requisite appro
priations to make, as can easily l, done,
a first-class port at Aransas Pass, ;al
veston can begin to trcniblcevcn though
all the Kai s ami Fahs' bills in Chris
tendom be enlisted in Its behalf. It trill
bedillieult to convince the (oivcrnnu
nt
or the public Unit millions should
lie
wasted lit lialvesfon. w hi Ml I bolls. itw lu
will in coniplisli ut Aransas all that tl
ci.mmoi'co and people of the Slate d
maud.
SI'KCIAUIMIAY.
ABREVIATED
AND ABRIDGED.
I e at lli n--,t cin- A limits
A .111, lire's Jilil;iii..il-KriirUiit.
Ms at l tilliiuit Akrui)-ut
- A lllllnlniK Ititln.
Tbcro was a light rain at Sherman
yesterday.
Tlie pistol fire alarm is the practice at
Domrview. Tlie citizens do not admire
it; they prererthc clanging of tlie bell.
At 4 o'clock Monday mornint;, at
Longvicw. a resounding ,ni of iliun
tler awaketieii nearly all of the citizens
Irom their Mliimlii.rs -i'i. n..i....:
stroying completely, three large trees.
. man sueil another ill I.onnvlcw for
no- in ue in it noil niioi py tint defend
ant. It was sliiiu-n 1i1.1i' .... in .... .1
ing hud prompted the act, and that alter
the sliiHitinir il... 1 .1.. 0.1 :,r 1....1 1 1.. 1 .
..... y. ..ii im., loiitieu 111s
......111.1111u1.11 10 uireais, ami tin- ustice
lined Ihe plainlilt'f in and costs. '
A ltryan apechtl says the, llrzaos
eollllt V t olllllllsst. ,11.. r'
erday as a Hoard of F.qualizatioi'i to
Hear Irom parties who have been notl-
101111 01 an increase In the taxable n.
...s oi uieir property. Jmlge A. W
I earnals he hi m .',1. . 1 11 .
ti... .1... 1 . . I'llChCI
......... .I....I . . . . : .... .. . n
. ..- 111,, not ne il ll-r lius em,u...l ..
Hum Him 01 sicKiiessin llieeommiiniiv
Another t.nri v ..rnw.....ui 1 .. . .
......... . - ... uisciusisHrnveil
yesterday ul .Midland, and like all who
...... e iiii-v are entliuuisiic in
of the atmosphere, the delightful 'norm
iinu-i nn h,kiii 11,0 coolnluhls,
1 n ' . II Illll III lllllfltl.lt,., nv.K I.. .
1,1 vu ni uoiint
.HS ol i.rt...l int. 1,. ..I ...1...- ti. . 1 . .
icsi no i-itiiiiiteicn tor soon.
A llrvjin wiiectiil s..,.u. -i-t.. 1... -
inry mis iiiueu to make Ice nil to this
-- --i 1 in, ice tae
inn.-, vn ic-cooiH 01 liisuiucieiit water
Slllllllv. Tim Itt.ur.l ,.r t i.i..M
ii-.- ...... 1 nirii now
have determined to utilize tho water in
in.- uni son iiricsiau wen, liy liii-ans of a
111. 1 iien- is snout lour hundred
feet or w liter standing in the pipes, ami
imp supply tsBinply sulllcieni rr the
1 1 V
lr. Ilittirv Ktmlik ill.iLl.i.u....it it .
iUiiui,k'1o 1111 exhibition or hminvit.
rltiiia u.l at l... ul... .
............ . ,, .-,, ,,,,, O H-ril-IIOllSt!
Monday night. Most or tho seats w. re
vacant, as not more then forty or fifty
were in iiU-mlanee, and quite ti number
lif tl.nu,. I. .ft I...A.h .1... . ...
... .... ...i.piu me iH-riormatiee
eitiieit. aii who remained wero pro-
If.ltmllu. In... ........... I 1
...... .... ,...,..,.,- Illnl llM, siru rt-sur-
recliouist was transparent.
News has been recclred here ofa dis
play ofjiivenlle heroism by a little l.v
or ton, llcnrv Cruteher, son or J, j
t ritteher, of Crntcher A Harrison, of
l-oiigvlew Ho ia visiting relatives In
lyh-r. With a lliiln 1
T1..1 . . in imiiiuip, 1 lie
littler one got iH.yortd his depth when
Vt-ars vnuntrf.r. I.. ....i i 1......1 . .
llilll. Itllll. Mat Im ...... ...I..' 111. " ... .
JirouKhihlm lo horo iM.furo hmv hhhIh-
.nn.-u 11'w'Iini null.
Al.VAUAtift. TlfV . IL..I I l.v, t ..
Ninitll iV Co., Nt. Imis lienlleiiii-ii- I
lluvn trl..tl ....... llll it
, 'nun wnii mvsell
ami family and find them to Im a iuo-t
excellent medicine for tho liver, and
Im vo done Us a ureitt deal of iriu..l u,..t 1
can most i-liii.rritiiw t...ii-.. . . .i t
... . " .. . J ""'"i to iiictr
great Morth. lam,
V cry itesiieet fully,
A. J. Il 'nwx,
.. , , '''"'ilw aro Alcrt-luii!.
A wi L'i a., u. . moii.
THREE GREAT CITIES INFECTED.
Each Have lleielvoil Inf,.,!,.,! Cattle
Dying by lliinilii iU-Spanlsli l ever
or lllumly Murrain Canst
I'lTliaps Alkali Water.
U It Weed l'oldii or l ever.
Sr. L01 Is, July 2H.- A dispatch from
ho Hood house, Illinois, says: Sixteen
ear loads of cattlo from tho Indian Ter
ritory arrived at Chicago and wen
placed 111 the stock yards thero Sunday
night. Nineteen head died on tlie roa'd
'roni this city and it was believed lln
whole lot is infected wit it Texas fever.
All that could stand up, twelve cm
.oads, wcro forwarded to Chicago Tin
emainder, seventy-two in number,
mo dead Mourn,-,- inonuiig. Audv
lileobs, of Kansas City, who is in charge
t tho cattlo, denied they had Texii.-.
:ever and said they were poisoned
by eating "loco" weeds 01
-bo trail, but L. C. Tillm
veterinary surgeon from .laeksonville
(iiduoiinced the tliseasn Texas fever'
The slock yards at tlie Itood house hav.'
iieen disinlected with lime, and call 1
or hicago by this route, wm, nloadeil
it .lacksoiivi!!.. ast Ill-lit instead of 111
.lood house. The niatlor caused "rea
xeitemeiit among cattle and rairro.u,
iiien,
Another ua'ui, consisting of twelve
lis, containing lilll heml i.f entile, ar
nved this morning at Chicago. 'I'hev
vein braiuicd Hi,, same as tho here
A'lnch was t'011 ml to bo diseased ves
erday, and arc from south wesiei
.ansas. Fifteen were found dead ii
ars, blly-livc bad been tlir .un out dc.-i i
n the way, and a great many otleu
Hen- sick id Intd noen irani'i led 11:1
'r. lVareii, Mate vetciinarian, audi).
ieVoir, City Health coiiimissioiier.de
jaro the trouble to be bloody murrain
' entiro herd, including those of vet
erday, were ordered killed, malum
diout five Imudrcd head in nl
Hhcers declare Unit tin, ,..,1
t) were evidently diseased before
shipment, and from all that can b.
em iied tho entire herd was in the Kan
-as City stock yards thirty davs befor..
-iiqniieiu 10 lius eitv. In view of th.
act that the sick cattle vercllioroiohh
luaraiitined before tho killing, it is Hiil
oelieved the trouble, whether it, isTexi
lever or bloody imirrain, will extone
my larther.
Coneerning the rej.ort of U, Textw
att e fever, the Kansas City stock
vards ollicials there stato that the con
-ignnient of cattle was received thor.
j roiu the Indian Teirit.e.-y.w Inch wero ill
iceted w ith tho Spanis.1, or Texas fever
hough it was not kiiwn at the Lime'
V portion ol them went to Manhattan
Aansas,aiid the remainder to Cliiea",,
I lie Kansas City yards have been thor
uglily disinfected, and as fr s i
ijiiown, there ate are no other caw-s 01
liseaso there.
kiTlic Kit mil ion in Clii aKi,.
Ciik aiio, July -The arrival of n
uuniber of stock cattle, having Itci, ro
isirled at tho I'liiou Stock vards, tlii
"ity, an examination was 'made by 1,
number or veterinarians this morniii"
wlio are not yet ready to submit Uti oil?
ml report. The fact is, however, Ibex
Mave agreed that the disorder isTexic
ever, superinduced by drinking water
strongly iinprcgnated with alkali. The
altle have been securely quarantined
and isolated. Those 111 lots, th,u , ,,.
allected, are to be slaughtered, siibiec;
to (he inspcclion of the Health lnqiart
uiciit. Those that are unable to n eovei
are being shot, ami those t hat are dr
will he held 111 quarantine tor 1 11 i t her
d -velopiiients.
Dr. N. II. I'aai-en, state veterinarian,
has not yet made his .licial report, bin
lie asserts to-night that his investigations
.ilivedeveloissl the fact thai these cattle
ire alihctcd with splenic or Texas fever
Health Commissioner DeVV oil', of this
it.v concurs in this toon!..., .....i ... 1.:
dsinhiM.li Ihcspleensand kidneys
''' s"' " llx'secaltle which died, and
they are lound to exhibit slmn-'U
1' h ver. (In tl ,1,,:,
hand many slock 1111-11 and some
persons familiar with Texas fever do
not believe it is that ili-raso. Thev as
sert that in all cases of Texas fever the
annual's cxcroiui is mtv hard,
and thai flu- same is in a
mciisiiie true of siikntss fr
drinking alkali water, and that d-atli in
this instance, could not have resulted
irom euiier ol Ihese causes, as exerelia
are entirely natural. 'Thev profess to be
lieve death is caused In- i.m 1....
of the bowels, caused bv'.lt-it,i ,... .....
niiich waler alicr long thirsting, ( ,.
ingoMTlicated. fl esi. cattle belong to
oi'.ii'ini riy.oi i a isas ( it v, ami are
brought from their i. neh in llie Indian
lerritory. Th uire number re
ceived is iH'Ji. of w Inch I'm arrived this
morning, (iff is nuinbcr hiii liavetlicd
or been killed to relieve them of agonv.
Nine were killed by veterinarian
to-day. and he says all show ed signs of
I exits lever. The li ing ones are iittar-aiitini-d
nt the pens, and those pens w ill
not again be used for cattle, but when
empty wit he scrubbed, relhsired audi
iisch ior nogs, me Health Deimrt
Ulcut has cbaiL... 1,1' tin. 1.
and the llcallh C. lit I III IKiillllftt
ii- im. nt ..r
these iinimals will be allowed
go into market while tlie least danger
exists, lie has given permission to the
lirm the herd was consigned t., to sell
10 infected. The herd ' i,
subject in inspection bv the
department after being slaughtered
to-day, bill as a matter ol precaution
were not permitted to be put on tlie
market. It is said here that twenlv five
head of these entile w ere sold at K ansas
City.
Another Opinion.
K ansas City, July a,, Art,.P ,.in.,,,ul
investigation the Live Stock Indicator
luitkes the following statement: There
has not been, and is not, any 'Texas
fever among tin-i.m th, m this 'point or
in this neighborhood. Theeattlesliiiqied
Irom here, in which the so-called
I exits lever has developed passed
through Ihe yards, but while hero did
not exhibit any symptoms of tlie dis
ease. It was contracted by contact with
through Texas cattlo in' the Indian
Territory.
- -
Important.
hen you visit or leave New York
City savti baggage, express or carriage
hire and stop at ihe Hrand Fnlon hotel,
opposite tlie Hiaiid Central Depot. Six
hundred elegant rooms, fitted up at a
cost of Jl.iHNi.imi, reduced to $1 and up
ward, per day. Kuros-aii plan. F.lo
yator. Hestnnraiit supplied with the
Is-st. Horse-cars, stages mid elevated
rauroaits 10 1111 debits. I'atnillos t an i
inn lienor tor less money at th,, (jriind
J nlon hotel than In Hny other lirst-elass
noiei in too en v.
rlclurr Mnkrr Mrrl.
'IMlNNAIl,.luly at.-Tl. phologrn
nnersol the 1 tilted States opened their
nun .iuionai convention nt Springer's
Music Hail to-dav. Alsmt l.nno ieh
gitles, representing neitrlv eerv Stale
In the liilon. are iiresent.
lho priM-eetlingN ttMUv were mere-
y roiiiine. i. Kent, of
Itoehester, .New ,,.rk, Is I'resldent of
im-nrir iinxiii n... ii.. m..uu ti
Ion will be open to nil visitors, niul will
in. m.inen mil ill lae Illll lire or Hit I .XIH1-
sltlon. Tho session will bit fr rr
fitiVB. A Kmnd ilisidny of llrew.irkH
nut occur in-nigitt. mo visitors are to
lie show tl hIkiiiI thn city.
rKllSIINAI. MI.NrittN.
Kk rrtury I hsu.tlrr n l'rly.
Hah llAitiioit, vK jiy jt,Tho
rriirnloTulliiiMMmii.u Ii i. s..... -i
ler. Iihm HrrUinl. Vn.......M.. ..... i
- ,, , . .-.-...-...it no, i .irs.
( hiindh r nmi lir. Lnitihcth ..Hve in a
duv or two to meet thotireelv It-llcfcx-
tH'tlillon Mt l.ir.ai.,....t I. ....I.'. t .
i , . '....i, lion-si, uie lat
ter puts In here.
I, I TF.lt AUV AM r-IHTATIOXAI..
rii-si.t Itrnitli.K lir. Iliill.in l.nr....
N'ornml s. I,,,,,) a, -rt.rt,
MaMsiiaI.I, July .Speeial.l I.nst
0.. U o...i.niiiuitlli it a
1 roicssor Willsoii, i'riiiciiiai or the Nor
mal school, assisted bv his pupils. The
lecture by tlie Professor on the duties
and responsibilities of tlie eSiicher was
replete with sense, reasoning and good
advice. Several or tlie oung ladies,
pupils, recited poems and' readings in a
manner highly creditable to theinsolves
and entertaining to the audience. Prof.
lareneo IUts, of Howling (Ireen,
Kentucky, was also present,
and by requost recited the
Vagabonds, a humorous poem bv
Thonibridee. and some o'nrr
pieces thut were IiTCfltlc enter
taining. The Professor is cultivated
lo Mit.omst. lie is traveling in the in-
l..ff.S of 1 Im W.t . I . .... X-. n . . . . .
v. - 1. niul eiiiircn ov
- 1 i, . """in itMrmni M'linot
I usine.ss College at lLju. u,ig Green,
i'v.',.tb.,:k;-.,Nc5t lri!uy vvin 1,0 u,r
.i ..J ii .loiiuaisc.tiool term, nud
.lav. ""oth,,r wieert on that
the
DELIGHTFUL TIME ANTICIPATED.
Order of the Procession So ls Typical
of tho Noble ttcd .Men i:f,.gaiit
I'rlzes to lie Awanli-il Criinil
Dull niul Tableaux.
To-day occurs the great annual colo
uration of the Order of Rod Men, and
ill indications point to a st siiccoss-
i'ul mid deliglitful time. The crowds in
dleuilaiice, thn ceremonies ami I't-sti vi
sit's generally, will all servo to rendci
hiscclubralion oneofthc noted eve ,i'!.
I the year in Dallas.
At s o'clock this morning ,,(, ir- ,Q ,,,
isscmblo at ihe Wigwam lu I , " '
ed l-'ire. ami w ill aft.,,.; "'J ,s '
l airlollie rendevous an-.i r, '"
.elves in cos, unie The pro.vssion w l"
iien loiM.i.,1 at (I o'clock !;,, '',." . :
:.om the iei,dev,ms thro,..e, tl , -ii
dmleels in. ,. lowing order "1
I'l.dlocm. Moluilctl l-ollcc
Mclne Ihiis', Ibiini.
Visitlii 1 riiiog In Hacks.
I'oiitiai s niul Osccolits.
'i'rili.. mi i.i...r..i.. T....1.
)siiaw'sniitl I,!Vpki'.s,., on .inrcli
Hay Makers.
I III! order ol 1 01. 1 r-oi i 11 1.,. .... ,..i...
Ntreet from Houston til illfwl ul rw.t
:rom (.ood to Live link; Live (;k to
lermani'ii (iormania to lioss vemie
itoss Av.-nuo tooh andcr; ( iloander ami
i'.rvay to St. Louis; St. Louia to.Vkard
.Vkaid to Main, and Main to rende.
VOIIS.
Alter the finishing of tlie trail, the
n oc, visitors, guests and public genei
oly will adjourn to the park, Shadv
V lew, and thero engage in the real
.-.simiies n me nay. Many amusiii
......... r. ...., mccii pioVKleil l)V till
""""'""'"i ior lilt- arteriioon's nro
granimo at tho Hit! park. Among othei
iiuiigs win no mo running of tho gaunt
let, competing for prizes for eating the'
1. ...n eiieesi, aim tuner sports common
to tin- noble red man ami brother,
when he was monarch of all lu .sur
veyed hereabouts.
The long ti,lk will be made bv Judge
It. L. Iliirke. Addresses will also be de
livered by other chiefs.
Voting for prizes will be spirited nud
exciting. Some elegant prizes
are ottered. Following are some oi
ihcms
First -An Flegant Chinese Dinner
M't, LM ptet-es, to be voted to tho most
popular married lady. j'This elegmi
set is now 00 evl.il, iii..., ... i, .
China Hall on I : I m street.'
M'comi lleautifiil lltiby Carriage, to
bevolcd lo the handsomest baby under
J v.. ars old.
Third - chiefs llegalia. lo the most
..illar einel.
Fourth Walch Charm, with Ki,.-
,. ',".."'' ""' "id"!-, lo the most pnpuhr
bed Man.
Fifih tiol.l I,,.:,, I, .,1 I-
,. . ... 1 nt- ug
liest man.
Dun tg the day ihe ball-room at the
puk will qo gicu over to the papooses
and nt 1 o'clock in the evening the
s piaws w ill take charge ami inaugurate
a series nl dances and tableaux that w ill
"Utslum, ll the far tamed dances of
their aboriginal ancestors, and prove a
luting finish to the day's pleasures
Tlie public are assured that' the
liibe have taken extia pre
cautions to preserve the most
pertect r,cr at the park during the
atloiiioniuiiid evening, and In this end
have appointed two special policemen,
besides constituting each member a
I "i"-' i.ii ".iieiiiiian, 10 pi-ovnic against all
I causes o complaint of w hate cr nature.
.No row dy or objectionable characters of
any kind will be allowed upon tlie
! grounds, and Hie occasion will be d. -;
voted t the comfort, good cheer and
I pertect satisfa-li if I he Tribe and its
I lainihcs and risitors.
I Skinny Men.
"Wells' llcallh Keticucr" restores
I health and vigor, cures dyspepsia, iin-
1, sv.Miai tieoiiuv.
Keen out Tllosi. Itn US.
AsiiixoroN, July at. A,, appliea
tain was ri inly received at the Treas
ury Department for admission at the
potl of Mew Ynik of ii ....t.si
t.r , i.t 1 ...' ".. .'ft ' "
.-. s. 1 ;ll .ftarseiiies
."v ri"' u'v'l showed
ill
clean 01 1 1
itntine at
I of health and has passed ..mil
t New York. The applieatio
iii-.. i. -non oi an oiner
inhibiting the entry of rags Iron in
lei led ports which was Imperative and
allowed n no discretion.
was ifemeii nn tl,., 1 . .. . . 1 .
KING'S EVIL
fc'ni the name formerly given to Serofuk
litenuso of a tuiieMtition that it could bo
ciinU by a king' touch. The world Is
wiser now, nud knows that
SCROFULA
run only be cured bv a IhorouKh purifioa.
lion nf the blood, if this is negleclt J,
the diKi-ase perpctiiMtivt its taint through
(.'cni-ration titter generation. Among lu
earlier sytiiptomutle development nro
Kr.enni, Cutnneoiis Kruptions, Tu
mors, Itolts, ( iirliiineles, Kryslppliis,
Turttlent lleors. Nervous nml I'hy
nlCHl Collapse, ete. if allowed to eon
tlniie, IMieiitmitisiii, Kerofulotis (u
turrh, Khliiev mid Liver Uisenst-s,
I'uhercitlar ('onsiiitiption, tmil vari
ous other dangerous or latal lualadies, are
produced by It.
Ayers Sarsaparila
Jt tho onltipwerMnxti atomy reliable
Woorf.pit ri fii nr) nwtirinc. 1 1 Is so clfi'ct
iml nn nltcmtlvo that it rnitllnttes (nun
the rystem lleredlfary IScrofiiln, nud
tho kindred poi.sntu of contitgioiis di.sea.ws
and mercury. At the ainu tlmo It rn
riclies nnd vltulizoi the blood, restoring
healthful action to the vital organ and
rvjuvenutingthuiutiro njsteiu. Thlsgrtal
Regenerative Medicine
1 rnmposed of the genuine llimdiirfi
SnnttiHirilttt, with Yellow Doric. ,SdY
linnia, tho IihIUIc of Polonium and
iron, ami other higrt'tlit-nlM of great po
tency, carefully and nciciitltliHlly com
pounded. Itn formula is gcnemllv known
to tho medleal profcsslim. and lho best
lihyili-lans constantly inx-scriho AVEU'S
Sarspakilla imd
Absolute) Cure
For all dlneaicj causetl by tho vitiation of
the blood. It la concentrated to the high
cut practicable, degrco, far beyond any
nthor preparation for which liko effects
arc claimed, and It thtrefort tho rhenpest,
M well os tho best blood lirlfj Ing medi
cine, In-tho world.
Aycr's Sarsaparilla
rUEPAHKD BY
Or. J. C. Aar & Co., Lowell, Mast.
(Analytical Chemists.
Sold by all Druggist? price fl j tlx
bottku for tj.
given nt tl.n lfnui,,rt...i , , .
SANGER
Do not ssll goods simply w& a, lfl a3(ua! m
uui nequenuy wiin a view of pleasing purchasers, so that Ihey will become K
fliaoent customers, and also friends, We are mi ready to o!fer to h I
lie an opportunity to share promts with us, therefore the immense naw',
IIC unci, a 101 01
m Laces, Collars, Fisdi, mid
I'nur ami onc-lnitf yanls, 1
l-'niir and oiic-lnilf yards, ;
Knur and one-hall' yards, j
1'our and one-hall' yards, 1
four ami niii-half yanls, 1
1'our ami one-halt' yards, 1;,
I'Vur anil oiw-hull' yards,
I'oar and nni-hair yards, P
louir ami one-hall yanls. 1'
lo -., inches wiilc, foi
Io 1 luetics wide, fol
io ' ; Inches wide, for
to luetics wide, ful
fil 3 inches wide, for
to 111; Inchc wide, for
lo 1 inches wide, fur
lo 4"-., incites wide, for
to 5 inches wide, fur
we hum-also iilaeeil 1111 our fiiiiiiii r 11 1 ..r .x-..
I ' 1,1 I'riT-i-siocorrcsiMiiii wntl ttu. Kdlnj;
For Less Than Half fall
WE OFFERIIsra-
Nowaiiiaiiiilect.issoi-tmciiloi'WIIITKaiid KAN'l'Y MTU, 1-irHI'si Tll,.v .
wnrl -l :i"ie. niul in,. 1,1,1 ........01 .., ., ,. . . .. .uui.-. J 1 1 1 ,
s..-ki,i. ... ... ... V - . ' " ""'rionuotirs.-lvusor tl- ,.ttrc lot, ai
"' I'l.-i Ol l- I I.JlMl.,lt ll,
We will also sell ton,-;,i value a line of I.AIH Ks' I.('f imi r i,. ,.,., ,
Pure ami IrM, IN .hit l,v-,l,is M.t,, ihe remnant M..-k of a v',,-v i'.',, mi,.'
ue iKht tliiin very low. Mv ,r,i .' . i. i
ami :
. and loci
isc lids Ilm- we H id s,. th,.m ( . friii pr!i
Laflies' Colored Borflereli.s.liitei
a
love bar.,!,,, an,, ,a,i., wlt, do we.l , ,11 ,,,riy, and .hereby
LACES!
ii-teoiVi!' '.'"Tr:?;1 ', w"r,'.!!',', ",u' 'a,' an nm.-..
nml,.,... .,. ' ..ruitniy ne surprlncl by oallliu on ns this -,rk'
iiiiumiiu Hi,. i,m , ric-s we have marked on our
UliACK AX1) WIEAM SPANISH LACl
"ar No. is, width -j Indies, for only
Our No. at, width 3 Inches, for only
Our No. , width inches, for only . .
Our No. 21, width !' Inches, fnrin'ilv
Our No. 2ii, width a Indus, lor only
Our No. 2S, width It';. Inches, 101-0111')-Our
No. lie, w idl Ii I1 j Inclics. for only
Our No. ill, width Inches', limoiily
Our No. Wi, width p3 inclics, for only
Our No. lis, w I.I 1 1. 11 Inclics, for only
Our No. m, wlilt Ii ,; Inclu-s. for only
Our No. 12, wlillhai.; Inches, for only ,
Our No. Il, width I'; Indu s, foi oiil'v
Our No. Ill, wldlliG Inches, for only
Torchon Ijiccs. P., Inches w ide, wc off, r for .1 c. per yard
Torchon Luces, r Inches w ide, wcodcr lor III c. per yard
Torchon Laces. 2 Inches w ide, we otter for f."a'e. per vnnl
Tiin-li..!, 1 4iws, 2'. j Inches w ide, we oiler for IH'J ,c. s-r yard
Ti.rc!:mi Luces, 1 Indies wide, wc oiler for 2n ' e. ivr'vard
Knur lot ori'nM-lict Trl Invts ' ,
In connection w itli this sale, w,. w ill oiler n few numbers ol
No. f
No. 12 ,
No. lit
No. 2t '
SATIN
NO. -!,
one Mite Matin nn.l tlros-ornln unit (irtw-tirnln i'lnk. Ihiib, Cr.-iini and Mclltim
.fcn. ncr -ur.l .iii.l ...... 11.... 1.. ... . . i.
. ' ! "'"' iins iuli-a and Uttomnn, lu mngn aernt
.. per itnl.
SANGER B
si
uch we receive. This will hp a w? nf ynn in (M,m.u. , '
..... uu u nuun ut UUIKUillO III ObQiMlllfllllH ffflfl .1
.... .ff. L-.tj ,.0 v 6u"i m
lliiiitetl
ALSO TIIOl'SAXDS Of Y.VKDS OF
OUT IUST STRIPS OF
o uitiii-li :ti,i
of!.-. ( I Ms ;(
-0 ( KM'S KA( H Ki .-, uoKX
Th. -c eoulal eiii.r-iious . ollceil,,,, f i-ii, ,,w ,i ......... , .
LACK
Ai'c Sllino-
1"'
BLACK and CREAM SPANISH GUIPURE LACES,
1'
iT!
27'
, r !
. in
BLACK and CREAM SPANISH MATELASSE LACES,
!'. I"'
l. l-'f J
. .iV. l'r
isV. r j'
n...i- nn- mirlli
Thev mi" '"rlh '
They rth 1
.They nn' worth
They are worth
.. 2' ae...V-
OTTOMAN WATEItED
In many Dark and Uxht Rhndes.
per yard. No. 12-lse. prrynrd. No. l-20. piT yBrj. I No. 20-S'.. pr i
hd"
ROS