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ESTABLISHED 1819.1
PALLAS. TEXAS TUESDAY. DECEMBER . 1S.. -PRICE : FIVE CENTS.
VOL. IV.-SO. 236
I
In Hot ho attention of l'rlcii.K Cimtoiiivnnnd Ntrtui.
t orn o llM'lr I.arK.' ItcautltuI and Varied AsHorlincut
f SIKVI. YOITIIV ROW ui.d ( IIII.DHKVJ
t LOT.IIK(J.
E. M. Kahn & Bro
iaxort that thry now Iiavo in store the I.iirgoKt mid
IlHiitlNOiiit Nl Ntookof Ki;RSLV ItltXTO.X Iti: tVF.K
and C HI. IIILL1 OVERCOATS ever exhibited in
DuIIum.
Claim to sell FIRST-CLASS REGl'LAR (.OODS. lu
all (.rude. I'roiiitlie FIKST TO THE CHEAl'ENT
at prices that defy eouipelitiou.
! not liCMliate In Maying that Ihelr Slookof I'.XJUMI
and I ItC.M II WORSTED DIAOOVIL (Oils and
VESTS are equal in Tit and Finish to Kih Cost Cms.
tout Work and thus eileet a great Bating iu I'riee.
M
Itesueet fatly ult all who desire oil her FIXE HEUIIjM
or CHEAP CLOTIIISft f the VERV REST MA UK
and at the VLUV LOWEST 1'KICE to givo ii eall.
E. M. Kahn & Bro
COK. ELM AIVD
Millinery and
I Will Ml at Cost
HATS BONNETS
TRIMMING
250 Hair Braids
200 SETS
Theatrical and
Gold NIUr and
HAIR DRESSING AND
S. IRALS02T 514 Main street.
iahn & Bro.
iakti & Bro
. Kahn & Bro
& Bro
LAHVU 8TH.
Human Hair Emporium.
for 60 Days Iverjtliiaj in the Dmiiai Hair
VELVET FLOWERS RIBBONS
SILKS AND ORNAMENTS of all Colors and
all Colors from
NATURAL CURLS from $1 to
A LAKVK ASSORTMENT OF MFI AND FBlEZETTEa.
Dress Wigs for
l.lamo-d I'owder. ...I .11 -
AIL KINDS OF HAIR
REFORM!!
GREAT REVOLUTION IN PRICES
if
CLOTHING
PALAC
nin"nillliHliI'! yr 'T'"" 1"ve almost beuome .ll-uu.'ivl with KK VY-M 1)K
n aoe Krnienu furcml upon lliem ul ur .-e in kill. Yi n know u vol I . I I
llotMng burinw. upoUly lu uuls V Iv li VeVmy imS
WeU-Made and Stylish Clothing
PRICES TO
Wowlll ((IT. upth. himliiMN ami sorlt
lio fuvor u with their pHlruuase "Sliislily
Ami by the Oraoe of the "Un-iit Jeliovolt and tin- CimUinmtnl I'ouuvss" n hIiiiII he no
TO GIVE A AI.Ui: I 1 )
And ot allow our customers to he"Hort-H'wp"Mt( buying "t'rookelly-MuiUi
l.'lotlilnt; ut "HiiliUor. yigurvs."
Honest Goods! Well-Mado! Relbnu Prices I
Hhoultl a ooiniultuin l(i mpnlnh-tl f) exam til the Slock oi'l'lollilnu oilorn.l f..r n
What nil expOHiire thcr would l and hufore
No Shoddy Goods
REFORM WELL-MADE
All we uric li A trhil and we'll mBk you a
THE CLOTHING PALACr. 513 ELM ST.
JULIUS KAHN Prop'r.
augiwom
and Milliiery Cook
Styles.
$1 to $25 Each
$8 per Set.
Sale or Rent
Orm.U.
WORK A SPECIALTY'
REFORM!!
E"
SUIT ALL
qati - t reiuw.- Ix-fnre wo u 111 Imno.o upon I
Hoists." Tooiiuii-liol (tiatla Hie luiiruel i
hose
Uow.
we xet tliriniu wn liiion I t- kivu tlm people
Kept in the House
CLOTHING!
renuUr riirAt.mior. Wo will not iuWrciroNt .(
Ml) MAIS ST. DALLAS
A. A. PEARSON
OKFKKS
MILLINERY.
I Lot of TRIMMED HATS $2 to $5 Each
I Lot of TRIMMED HATS $5 to $10 Each
I Lot of TRIMMED FINE $10 to $15 Each
Pattern and French Millinery $12 to $25.
CL O 23 S -
1 Lot Good Quality $5 to $10 Eacb.
Uot Nicely Trimmed $10 to $15 Eacb
lLot'Elcptlv Trimmed $15 to $25
Hot "PcrfcctlySplciidii" $25 to $35
AT
1 $( $S $10 $14 to $35
NECK WKAlt I'ANIfllH
HO-1KKY (1KSKTX
HCAHFS NK1' UNHKKWEAR
LlMLKtiLOVEH
MDSMN DNIiERWEAH.
UOOD 2-IIUTTON KliiM nil color- only H
Also 1000 rs Kid Cloves "To
Close" at 23c per pair.
Bargains in Every Dep't
LADIES WEAR Ql'K HI'KCI ALTT-CAL
AMDWI-.e. I'M.
A. A. PEAKSON
Saznrac Jtostaurant.
NO. 704 MAIN ST..
All the Delicacies of the Season.
A ftrl-l cook mimpvlotit to pmpnra
Hie mt Mivory iII-Iiph In poiminnt dIIpiiiI
uuilune. livorylliliin nrw Hiid elftn. I'ollUi
ailuiiiloo anil uiMKfMoUon nuuninid.
OPEN DAY AN3 UIQBT.
nolM3iui A. BRIAOUA.
D
FORM
OYSTERS FISH AND CAME
Till SITUATION.
Xotliinv; (Tear but (on-
stioiiccloss Perjury
and Trickery.
Stormy Cabinet Session The
Administration rulterlnK In
Its Southern I'olley.
Fish Protests Against tho Out-
rage in Columbia and is Sup-
ported by Morrill and Taft.
The South Curoliuii IIoiim l'u
niotesU'il ttj Un4imts Vol
I'roNpootlvo t'oiiiirimiisc.
II) nhlcli the hlulo mil b t.lvni to
lliitnpion unit llyi'n-Tliuui;h No
Diiiilil Is Kiiti'rtulnetl or Til-
iIiii'm Kliclton.
Bright Prosprot of a Dend-Lock In Louisiana-
Casanave and Kcnner Resolved
to Do Riuht -Charges and Counter-
Charijes of Fraud In Florida.
Nlurmy KtMi of (tin 'hlil)'l.
A Viililnn(o(i Hiifclnl to tho St.
I.iiuIh li piit.llctin mis- Ihc il)CC('lillHS
of the iMliiiit'l w i ri the fiiiihii of IHIIiik
llio cily u illi imniirn of u Nlonny ts-
hIoii. T1ii South Ciiriiliim truuhlt'H
WlTt lll'(lll)illl lljl Itllyi'l's I'Ollllllct till'.
nl.shiuK H"' 'iii'li('iilnr tuptiMif iIImciih
Himi. J I Ih tx)iluiiHtinii to (itnenil
Shorinuu whh rend by tho CiciuTuI
Ttieu
Nvcrvlury i'UIi Krllrcrrd Ilia I'ltlina-
t ii in.
I to wild tliMt Hiii-h iroore(llu)( iih liml
Jiiit tn'fii Imil in Snuili Curiiliiiii wen-
llm ruiniillon of tin' i;'iuMii'in party
nml of i he ri mlilii. He wanted to iro-
tcBt HKitiiiHt Ii ami wantcit tlie uilniin-
iMtriilloo to do tho Kiuiif. Wlillii lie
did not opfiily tlireiitfii to leave the
ciitilnt't unli'HHtlml whs iIdiic ) i i h wonU
li'lt that iniii'i'Hhioii.
1 ulllrr IhII
follovvi'd iiIho ii(jreciiif with FIMi an
(fill Morrill. (Jrant fotitl that linger
liml no order to do iih lie hud done
nut did not receive FIkIi'h argument
will.) iiuieh eiillni Ihniii. It Ih uiider-
nlood thai the loll); nesnion eluced with-
out thern being any i-oiil-IunIoii ar
rived at.
Florliln o Nrw lrveliill(-uln.
TaLI.aius.shi; Deuuiuber 1. lt mrd
met and lie rd oral toHtlniony In Alu-
eliini eiuinty franiln. No new develop-
menta. (:iiurgen of fraud Intimida
tion ete. In Jaeknon county were filed
by HepublieaiiH. A man culling him-
nelf Linden recently vlalted there told
the ptnplu that he was Bent there by
tho Democratic party etu. I to traveled
around and took
Nrgro Alllilitvll
That Intinildattoii and fraud were prac
ticed to in like them vote the Demo
cratic ticket. He niakeH uflldavil here
that li Ih name is . Ii. Tldbu'.l of
WaHliington D. ('. and that lie saw
negroes nlgn and aweur to atllduvlta.
Tho lioard adjourned until to-morrow
to give purtien time to prepare the evi-
dence. There la considerable com-
plaint In rega'd to the
HluwiKHof llio llonril.
The week la inont gone and nothing
done. They have nothing to do with
Intliiildittlon of votern. Tho law pro-
vided if the retiiriia sliall be ahown or
appear irregular lulne or frduduleut
that the board ahall determine the
true vote.
WmhlHKlon Clnrk.
M BHhingtou aeema to be well repre
sented by men who are mak'ng them-
ficlveH ofllcloua In getting iutlinlda-
tlon BtllilHVlla of negroes.
Nomh nrillliit-Tlie Nlluntlun.
The hit nation remains uuchauged.
.Several altempla have been made by
the Democrats to her t something like
i conntltutioiial view of tbo subject
uto the thick heads around them but
with no kucccsr. Whatever may be
the effect produced on the negroes
hey dare not bo convinced because
like u chain gang they bear without
wincing the iash of their political
masters. The situation as gathered
from the opinion of prominent gentle-
mea is this:
Tb ('rum lor To-tlay
has certainly panned when General
linger failed to perform his threat of
ejecting the members from Laurens
ami Edgelleld at noon aud when the
bayonet Houne and the Senate with
surpriNlng dinputch agreed to postpone
the count for governor and lieutenant
governor until 2 p. m. to-morrow. It
was very evident that the liadicals did
not consider that the appointed hour
had come to bring the lasue to a test
TIik fliidleitU In Dilemma.
To count the vote for governor and
llfiiteiiantgoveruor without the United
grates biryoneU at their beck and call
means Inevitihle failure to the Rad-
icals in the position In whioh they
now Htand. What tJeueral Uuger'a
orders are no one know. The report-
ers here have come to the conchiMlou
that to interview hliu is useless. He
Is a sphyux but the fact that he did
get orders and did not act as he had
threatened la proof very conclusive
that thpse ordtrs were not to enforce
the bayonet rule. Knowing thla Rad
icals postponed the lioiuo which if
pressed would ere uow have settled
(he destiny of South Carolina.
The Poliourttut
Means that (loveiuor Chamberlain
has no aiwarauce that his uxiirputlon
will bo supported by President (Irant
and until that assurance la given tho
Ihmics will uot be made. The elleet of
the postponement is doubly advan-
tsgeous to the Democrats. In the llrst
place 'lie Democrats have by their
policy of endurance lu the House suc
ceeded in winning over six ltcpubll-
can members who if the Democrats
are dragged out at all will go with
them leaving the Hadicals without a
ipiiirum even with their live Darn-
well members. Secondly the delay
allows dm situation to be thoroughly
understood by tho Amerlcuu people
and renders the probability of Presi-
dent Clranl's Interference less and
lets.
JaTroAi Vrl.
There have been during the after
noon n ito.eii rumors that troops
were coming lu but they have not
come lu and It Is now thoroughly
understood that those rumors have
been circulated for tho purpose of
keeping up the spirits of the weaken-
In. ncgroc-i. Democrats have now
determined to stick if it takes all
tho summer and so fur as eating and
drinking uru concerned they are
abundiiutly supplied.
A ('oMiitMiiUe.
Has been suggested by Mac Key that
linlli Houses adjourn until to morrow
and reassemble on tho mime status
tln-y now ojcupy.
11 I' m. About ten c'clock Hpcaker
Wallace aud MucKey returned to ' the
House from an interview with (ten
ltuger Hugersaid "1 desire to have
nothing at all to do with it" and de-
clined to make any promise.
The l'ruis-il AOJoiiriimeul
Was iihitndoned Nothing more will
be done to-night most of the mem-
bers liavo already gone to sleep. The
non interference ot (ieu linger weak-
ened seriously despite the UHSiirances
of Mii -Kny & Co. thul the troops will
tlx things to-morrow. Negroes very
shrewdly say that if Chamberlain had
the power that he would not have al-
lowed the Democrats to remain in the
Home to-day.
It Ih generally rumored to-night that
the purport of the mysterious dispatch
received by linger yesterday was that
Tlin t'nbliiel llsiiiroveil
Of his course on Tuesday and that ho
must not iu future go beyond preserv-
ing peace.
A motion will be made in the Su
preme Court to-morrow for an Injuno
tlon to restrain MucKey the Speaker
of the bayonet house from taking any
action concerning
Tlie t'.lecliou Hclnrna for Cloternor
And Lieuteuant.Uovernor of South
Carolina placed lu his liaiuls by the
Secretary of Slate except to turn them
over to Speaker Wallace.
Lniilalaurt Tbn Uead-I.urh.
It is said now that Anderson has
sided with tho two negro members
and the result is a t rrlble commotion
In Radical circles here and nt Wash-
ington. weiia neaneniiia.
Wells' modulation of his order re
garding the East Raton Rouge polls
wss forced by tho feas that Casanave
and Kcnner would not coincide with
him aud Anderson. Whon they com
plied the vote of the State in secret;
they with Kellogg and Packard were
alurmed too at the information that
Kenner aud Casanave had concluded
to dissent from their pre-arranged pro-
gramme to count the State for Hayes
aud Packard and now their opinion
is courted in the sessions of the board
Instead of being snubbed and ignored
as they have beeu heretofore.
Casanave and Henuer
Lewis a prominent Republican ne
gro and ITuchkuck's supporter told
Judge Trumbull to-day in my pres
ence that Casanave and Kenner had
made up their mluds to act for them
selves and the decision which they
would make to place themselves on
record as working for the Interests of
their race aud that their votts on the
dual count would be accompanied by
Mil explanations from them.
Helloes.
Thinks there's danger ahead for him
and he is bringing every possible in-
fluence to bear upon both Kenner and
Casanave with but poor success how
ever and the next plan resorted to by
him will be Intimidation.
The Varanelea lu Ibe Board.
He found that the proposition to
elect Compbell as tho fifth member of
the board wouldn't be tolerated by
either the colored members or Ander-
son the latter uot relishl g the Idea
aa Kellogg might through that in-
fluence get a stronger bold upon the
General Assembly than Anderson
would like to see him have and lu that
way make sure his election to the
Uuited States Seuate.
Placbbaek
gays that Kellogg shall not be eleoted
to that position aud asserts that he
will have more support tbau Kellogg
or West. Kellogg telle me that his
party will have a majority of thirteen
to fifteen on Joint ballot In the next
general assembly which shows that
lie auows exactly what his Itehirnliig
Hoard are going to do ; ami he says
further that when the case comes up
lu Congress
will he one of the strongest supporters
of the Republican sld; that Ills speech
upon that occaslou will he from points
made by actual ohservstiou and that
he will astonish the North wheu the
speech Is made. This means that the
Republicans Intend to include the Lou.
Isiaiia vote when the Seuateand House
meet In Joint session aud (hut Sher-
man will (hen champion the Louisiana
cause ami Insist (hat her vote be
counted. Sherman doesn't talk much
lu that strain however. He saya If
Hayes is fairly elected he desires to see
him succeed (Irant but if uot he trusts
that Mr. Tildeu will not be opposed by
the Republicans
Other LraitlMif He publicans
Including Federal officials are becom-
ing more hold aud delimit now aud
claim that the Northern us well as the
Southern Democrats will tie forced to
submit to their will. The Northern
Democrats they claim dare not advo-
cate n revolution or forcible opposition
to Hayes1 Inauguration aud they ac-
tually believe that the North would
tamely submit to anything rather than
risk a revolution.
The Kraii 1 1 Meat Tuesday
Wells says the returning board wll
go luto strictly secret session to-morrow
aud oti Tuesday night will pro-
claim the result of their labors
Toe foiutnlaalouer' Mlaleuieula Mhuw
That (lie Tlldett electors received tho
following votes to-wit: MoKneiy
8371:!; Wlcklitte 83.&S0; St. Martin
83070; I'oche 83631); DelMauc 83007;
Seuy 838 Cobb 83670; Cross 83.
(i.VJ; and the Hayes electors received
the following votes tn-wlt: Kellogg
7715i; Uurch. 77.H1; Joseph 788l;
Sheldon 71.841; Marks 751; Levis-
sec 75570; Hrewster "!V7; Joffrion
75fiUl.
Tlie result of the voto for presiden-
tial electors as disclosed on the face
of the returns opened by the Return-
ing Hoard in our prescuce for the Til-
den electors : MaKuerv 82;2i1; Wlck-
II lie 82320; St. Martin 82120; I'oche
820)0; Delllane 82005; Heay 822-12;
Cobb 81 050; Cross 82109. For the
Hayes electors: Kellogg 77023; Huron
70083; Joseph 74012; Sheldon 74078;
Marks 761)87; Levlsee 75157; Hrew
ster 75270 j Jollrlon 75300.
FORT WORTH.
Mr. K. C. I'allen ArrlOeaUlly fthoola
II I nisei r
Hptsilal to tlie Dallas lliirnlil
Fokt Wokth December 4.H. C.
1'atton dry goods merchant formerly
of Dallas accidentally shot himself
while hunting this afternoon it Is
thought fatally. The accident hap-
pened three miles lu the country. No
particulars as yet. K
flHE MTATIaVriCA
Important Anion f Ibe Firemen's
Conveutlea.
The Chief of our Fire Department it
will be remembered looked forward
with breathless Interest to the Fire-
men's ConveHtlou which met some
weeks ago lu Austin. We are uotoer-
tulu he didn't get a new uniform and
practice several nights on his speaking
trumpet. When the momentous day
arrived for the assembly of that au-
gust body be went to Austin to atleud
and returned preserving however an
impenetrable silence as to what the
Convention did. The deliberations
of tlie CouvcLtlou were looked for with
much Interest by the boys here but in
vain. What the Convention did would
uever have transpired bad uot one of
the Sau Autouio delegation let the oat
out of tho bag to the horror of Chief
Connor the president of the associa-
tion. Here Is bow the bottom facts
come out according to the Ban Anto-
nio Herald;
"Yesterday Mayor French asked one
of the San Autouio delegation to the
Austin Firemen's Convention if their
labors at. Austin bad produced any
definite or satisfactory results.
"I should say they bad. Why every
member of the delegation bad to let
bis vest out at the back or burst all the
buttons otr. The delegation gained lu
the aggregate 28 pounds."
"Hut I tneau what did you agree
upon?" queried hla honor.
"Champagne aud oysters principally
and cigars; twenty centers."
" I mean what did you do In refer-
ence to the Fire Department?"
" We are going to meet every year
for the transaction of business proba-
bly at Qalveston In the oyster season."
" Now Mr. Hahn" said bla honor
speaking very slowly and sternly "I
want to kuow what about fires insur-
ance lire proof buildings etc"
"I never beard the subject men-
tioned while I waa In Austin. Oysters
don't coat a cent over at Austin. I
never saw suoh noble-hearted frolic-
some oysters In my life l'bey cried .
out loud when we said we bad to go
baok to Ban Antonio."
And this was all hla honor could
learn about the practical result of the
convention.
Waxahachia Enterprise: George X.
Aldredge of Dallas is on a visit to
friends and relatives at this place. His
friends will be glad to learn that there
is no prospect of his shadow growing
lass.
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