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The St. Cloud journal., 1873-02-27
J. !THE NATION.
g - A Weekly Journal Of
POLITICS., = .~-...
LITERATURE,
SCIENCE AND ART

PRosPEoTUs-1873.
The Nation enters on its Sixteenth Vel
ume with the issue of January 2, 1873, un.
der tho same management and with the
same sime; - Id the beginning. It. will en-
desvor, % hitherto, to maintain 10 politics
complete Independence Of party, ana to aid
in the work Of reform in eli branches of the
Government, both State and Federal, by
the fair presentation Of facts, and honest
and impartial comm ent on them.
1ts conductors propose to meet the in.
ersasing demands on its columns by oc-
casional snlareements Of its space, and
noPe to 30 thus enabled to cover . wider
held OF literature, and devote more atten-
ton to financial and commercial questions.
TERNs-Fivs Dollars ($5) per annum /;
clsrgymea, Four Dollars ($4.)
...S., ..,: THE NATION,
Bseknan It,, New York City.
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NEw York is to have grand Free
Library. The distinguished Mr.. Jss.
Lsnox has given his immensely vslua.
bic collection of books and works of
art, together With about Eve hundred
thousand dollars in money and teo lots
of ground towards the establishment of
. free library which New York has al.
ways seriously needed. MIR. Leoox
has spsos thirty or forty years in gath
sring these costly books and art treas
ures, which, .s . collection, are said to
>be uuequalled in this country. The
library building is already in course of
erection on 5,h Avenue. The Astor
and Mercantile Libraries, the only
large ones uow existent, have not filled
the popular needs, the former being
practically bedged in by restrictions 20
% to be Of 90 use to the public while
the latter, besides being much more
limited iu its compass, requires annual
payments Of from three to five dollars
for its use.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-02-27

TUESDAY was Judgment Day in
Congress, and the Credit Mobiler Re.
port was discussed Judge Poland de.
l'vered au able speech in support of
the committees position. Mr.. Merrick,
Democratic member of the com mittee,
sturd'ly supplemented Poland's argu-
ments although, a Democrat, James
Brooks, was in danger of expulsion.
Ames' defense was written oct and read
by the clerk Farnsworth aud Others
Joining in the defending the subjec,s
of the report. The debate was high.
y exciting but not completed at. latest
accounts. A vast crowd had gathered
to hear the arguments, smiles we're free
and audible, and . few crocodile tears
were said to be visible while Ames'
document was read:
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ExPOSURE Or CRIME.

Not . few prudes are ventilatine
their not,oos Of proprie.y in finding
nearly - much fault with Mr.. York
for his cleverly osntrivsd aud skillfully
executed exposure OF Senator Pomsro,
Of Kansas, ~ 10 the erigisal iniqu,ty OF
old Pomsroy himself. The oasose' Of
bribery and gsnsral official corruption
ars essentially deeds that flourish only
in eoucsalmsus, asd though often sas.
psetsd and their bassful fruits PEI.
haps kseuly felt, are yet beyond tho
reach Of ordinary methods Of iuves.i-
CATION. In comparison With the gravi-
ty Of these occult misdsmeanors, and
their most serious influence upon the
integrity and prosperity Of our national,
Is sell a. local affairs, the adoption o.
underhsnded measures for their eradi-
cation is veuial, and merits more thao
our reluctant favor.
The principal is tho same as that
followed 10 al detective police service
a occasion demands, aud vice that
hiaes its ugly v,sase from public gaze
deserves nothing better At our hands
than meeting it 90 ite own ground for
purposes Of exposure aud extirpstioo
The same topic was fully discussed and
not uuf.vorably sdjudged few months
age BY cur aelest moralists, when =
Tribune reporter feigoed lunacy tia,
10 BRET detention in = great New
York Asylum he might acquire ma.
tsrisls tor complete publication Of the
evils practicsd 10 that particular iossi-
tuition. Our hody politio is rotten with
disease, aud We Can we'll abide = con.
spiraey or two Of this trivial type Can
~ but put check to the spread Of the
hidsoas distsmper. Give u . few
more Yorks, brave, honest, modest,
cool, and WOO to corruption!
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-02-27

TIE REAs0N.-On board tho ves.
Gels Of the GUARD line, says The Lon.
don Court Journal, the church SER
vice 10 read every Sunday morning.
The muster roll Of the crew IL called
ever, and they attend service. A gen.
tlsnan said to ono Of the ssiIors, "Are
you obliged to attend public service 2"
"Not exactly, but ws would lose our
arog If va didn't"
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-02-27

DR. FOSTER, of Duluth, has sub
uitted proposition to Congress ask .
ipafor au appropriation of seven thous.
and dollars, for the porpose of publish
ing geography of tho regions belong
ing to the 1odiaus, and of the roe of
tho United States, asd for the com.
mencsment Of the Indian archeologi.
cal museum.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-02-27

"A Danbury woman ssnt her boy
down street for the following articles
A bar Of soap. piece Of music, snti-
tied "Waiting at the Gate Love-" three
needles, = telthsr, ! bettle Of hair: oil,
tho New York Weekly, . pouad Of
starch, . mendsd ear ring, half pound
Of candy, ten cents worth Of lime, .
basket Of peaches aud : paper Of cia-
s,nou. What the boy brought hom.
was 4 half pound Of candy. 49,,
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MINNESOTA NEWS.

AT Mackato there arc over 200,.
900 bushels of wheat in store.
The Blue Earth City Post report,
the suspension of the Wells alias.
OF the ninety couviets in th.
State Prison, only one is woman.
-Frauk Dasgett smokes oigars three
feet long to preveot the ashes from
dropping on bis "palpitatine BOSOM"
-Cl.rke W. Thompson still pios hi,
faith on Wells. He is building q TOW
factory there, aud will erect an oil mill
next spring. .
"A Henderson Alderman u said to
have gone into the wrong room ons
oight recently, for which bs va
thrown down stairs by the husband
md had leg broken in the fall.
An Anoka boy earned dollar,
which, instead of spending it for trash,
as many other boys would have done,
he gave 1t to his mother, who invested
portion Of the aforesaid dollar in q
nobby little riding whip, with which
she gave her con 4 sound tanni1k,
because he ran away from school 10
order to get time to earn the green.
back. y
Mr. Evans the State Storm Con.
missioner is responsible for 4 story he
raked up.iu Martin Co. A Mr.. Baird
missed 6ae hog after the great storm
of Jao. 7th. Twenty-Five days after,
he found him alive and srunting under
snow drift, tride thin however, for
he bad had nothing but pork to 1--we on
for over three weeks.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-02-27

WHILE the subject Of compulsory
education is under consideration 10 our
Legislature, 10 hope our law makers
will see the propriety of using this Cap
ieal opportunity to prescribe by per.
emptory enactment for compuksary ju.
rentle vaccination, and thus strive to
put an end to the dIsgraoeful tsnics
over smallpox which are . periodical
moeksry Of our intelligence and pre-.
yision.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-02-27

KAISER WILLIAM thinks hes made
a mistake in allowing the French to es.
tablish Republic, that the Spanish
Republic is consequence of the 9th.
or, and the old gentleman wonders
where the spread Of Republican senti.
naents will end. ~ >1~ l. -
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CHErR1uL fellows, those Sp.niards
The Carlist rebels burned out the eyes
OF the mayor Of . certain town 10 tho
forced presence Of h,s wife and child
Eoa because be refused to obey them,
and another Official who had incurred
their wrath bad biz legs sawn off by
these, bis brutal countrymeu.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-02-27

ST. PAUL and Minneapolis are max .
ing grand preparations for uoitiue
themselves by . splendid avenue, a
400 acre park, railway alongside, etc,
stc. The lamb and the lion really w.
ing down together. Perhaps they will
call their park the "Gardsn OF Edeo."
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-02-27

IT would seem from the reports Of
tho agents appointed BY Gov. Austin,
that not more than forty persons a,e
found. to have suffered los of life or
limb BY the late storm 10 Jaonary last.
Of this number about one.fourth were
frossn to death, the others have been
rendered cnpplss. Tho amount of
stock Loot is reported At fifty head. It
appears from this report that the fear.
tul details Of suffering by the storm
were very much exsgerated.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-02-27

JUDGE DAVIS stay Of proceedings
10 the Stokes case is said to originate
simply iu the fact Of the great lsgsl i'm
portance Of the case, and not 10 i'll
placed favoritism, and all the world
still believes the prisoner will be hung.
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-02-27
LATE NE n 3 lTEaS, ,

-Gambling is legalized 10 Nevada.
The President has called an extra
session of the Senate for March 4th.
Spain is discussing tho abolition
Of Slavery in Porto Rico.
The Presidents dwelling house
near ST. Leuis was burned on the 2lst
inst!
-1mmense throngs gathered in
New ~0r}e.nt"and Memphis to celebrate
the earnival,of Mardi Gras. ~':'
Charles Sumner WAS remarkably
impressed with Mr., ,Gladstons's great.
ness as a statesman.
Congress is proposing to use the
White House for public Offices, and
to find the President home elsewhere.
Last year $4,000 .migrants loft
Bremen, Germany for America, 60, 900
landing IN New York, and $4,000 in
Baltimore.
Louis Napoleon did not leave the
immense wealth many have supposed.
Eugeuie and her son have an iuoom,
of about $4,000 year.
"A Miss Emerson of New York
claims tho authorship Of "Betsey and
| are Out" hitherto attributed to viii
M. Carleton, Detroit.
Miss Caroline Cheesebrol died last
Sunday week at her residence on tho
Hudson; She has been f.vorably
known TO- American magazine rsaders
tor number OF ys.rs past
The use Of steam whistles hsviup
been prohibited in Philadelphi., tho
owoers of factories have astouishsd tho
natives by providing themselves With
predigious gongs which can be heard
two miles.
The majority report Of the LOUIS.
lana election Investigation by Congress,
reports the last election null and void,
.od advises reiostating the old officials
until new election can be held.
-Alsxandris, Egypt, is quite like
one Of our western towns in it's growth
and manners. In 1842 it had 10000
iohabitaots, now it numbsrs 100000,
and tho other day they lynohed two
English sailors there. Quite progress
aiVs.
The British press thinks Ben But.
ler's bill for distributing the Alabama
awards shows that We have got ahs.d
Of her to tne tune of over a million
dollars more than the actual claims.
Horace Greeley's daughters will
each have 100000 after all obligations
are paid. Some Of those nice: young
men who "weut West" when Horace
told them to, will wish themselves East
again just now.
An Oregon paper says: "Evsry.
thing promises spleudidly for . bEisk
spring trade. Nine .sw ssloons are
going up, and tws stage loads Of beau.
tiful ffizzle. haired bar.tsndsrs .sre sx.
pected ns1t week from Frisco, whioh |
will set things moving in town."
A correspondent oftbee' Scientific !
gives some odd statistics |
about door shutting in winter. Among !
1000 persons who inquired for work |
at his store,. there were 1856 who open:
I'd and shut the door carefully in com.
ing and going, and without much noise.
Others left it open, or slammed It, OF
we're hurried, etc. Many Of these were
employed by the writer, and those Of
he 335 were found to Be careful,
nethodiosl workers quiet, with but lit.
10 to say while working; punetual;
'.li.bls, stc. t'as24@-s 9 ~" ). + r. -ss sa
u. ,e:lsts,.a. ass,*.Je. 8, HI. r ssf.s .es-t I
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THE RUFF MURDER.

Woodvills, Waseoa county, Vas the
scene Of . shocking tragedy last week.
An unmarried German farmer, Aston
Ruff, had persuaded the vito aud child.
Esn Of bis enc time friend Alex Bass,
70 live With him, sod the latter was
driven away After living 10 this un-
holy manner year or two, this misera-
bic couple became alarmed At the pos
Gbility If legal interference 10 their do
mestis affairs aud decided to destrvy
themselves. While the three elder
children were absent at school, Ruff
cut the throat OF the woman and her
babe, aad then his own, leaving u
haudfal Of pious aud uolf.dsfsoslvs Let.
tsrs - their sole explanation.
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FRESH REEE

rso!ired by the subsitence Department a,rin,
twelve III months commencing July lst, 1878. n
1orts Abraham Lincoln and Seward. D. :"
1aeh bid should contain . written ruar.nt.s 1.
two rseRonsible parsons to the feet that The bid
dsr u sble = falnl contract in accordance With thl
sne q ~ lropesttton, and that they are prsparof
bondp tDe ~ 6lIAlmant. -
1hs rieat azeDsvsd tothe sovsrausnt to rs,.e,
~ 9f au a)eo to iAsrsase or reduce ~ shov.
nHnoee o. eos0o 1r either OF oil tho pests Is bss
ee.e. ~ fyi1f naetos Of sueh change at any TIM
prior - Nay 10Th,
Hrepouhi6 thould b. endorsed ':ProDosais for Rss
.eattle91 .ane Addressed to the undersigned.
BY athority Of the Department Commander
:. j. II GILMAN.
Capt. and Q. 8. Bv't. Lieut.. Col. U. 8. A.
:. feb27-4W
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SroKEs came near being huug on
time aftsr oil, for his counsel omitted
- ssti6y tho sheriff who was braidlng
hi hs Just as if no cheerful stay Of
;4ssosss disgs had been ordered. ~
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NEW A.DYEk1ISEMENTy a
FOR SPRING or 1879.
Field. Tree, NGrult, Garden and Flow.
y J, Or 6oods. y
FRESH, RELIABLE AND STANDARD.

For sale BY TIA BusheI, Pound, Ounce. Of
Paper, according 70 tho variety. .-...s,s#fs. ?
Market Gardeners and others can procure
Of me . full and complete supply Of ehsios
Seeds In selected varieties. Seeds may
safely 30 forwarded BY Mail or Exprsss.
Ny Catalogue Of seeds, with prices Do.
hvered and mailed free on application. >,
+ a Address. LIB. WAIT, Scotsman,
No: ID West Fourth It,, st. Paul, Nina.
k0A01-2v s4eae. -, --ss,,~, srs,>
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TAKE YOUR CHOICE.

TAKE YOUR CHOICE,
Send 10 ceLts for tho july number Of Peters, Mu
stcai Monthly, containing the following Music, OF
We viii nail tho ssven pieces in sheet form, on re
espt VI s. 80.
Above and Below, Song and Chorus Juch Scots
It you were I, would you Ballad shattuck scots
Mothsress and Fathsrless Song and Chorus
Tucker ....... ............................ Scots
Kiss Ne, Darling, ere we part. Song and
Chorus. Stewart. ......... ............ Scots
OnIv for Thee Song or Dcet, Dresaler Scots
Darling waltz, Harm 3dcta
sunrise Schottische, Sedie, 90etl
Singers Joy. Four hands, Paschor.......... Scots
Dance OF the aaymsker's. Caprice Wilson 76ets
We will send bA aumbers of Psters' Musift,]
donthly-January to June-for so or the hve La
n0nbsgS for 81. Address.
J. L. PETER0,
jy.1s tee Broadway New terk.
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TIE Temperance bill ''was lost By i
vot. of "a "a zafs 1Is QlyiaE t'i1gM 8Ds
.. =, .e43sf.gafs rG0i
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BEEF CATTLE

Onthe hoef, as fellows:
At Fort guford. D, T., $50 head On or before Au
rust 1st, 1873.
At Fort Stevenson D. T. 100 head on or be fore Ju
At Fort sully. D. T :, e2o head on or before JULY
At FoIt Randall. D. T., 325 head on or before July
At Fort Abraham Lincoln D. T.. $50 head on O,
before July 4th, 1873. "a
At @ Fort Seward, D. T, 100 head on OF before Jul,
!. The cattle must average about orc thousand and
YOU pounds gross weight. and 10 steers from
WIG cattle. including Cherokee and Texas cattle
veu - an under three ri or over seven I7] year,
oaq ana al miing short of 900 pounds gross weight
bulls, stag. and cews, will be rejected.
1lde may be made for the whole or for each posl
separately.
trepessis will also be received at same time
and place for furnishing ON THE BLOCK the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-06

District Court shall have original juris-
dlction Of all criminal cases, but the
second clause Of the first section of the
same article provides that "the Legls-
lature may establish Criminal Courts
In the principal cities within the State,
with such criminal jurisdiction, cock
tensive with the limits Of the county
wherever such city may be situated,
and under such regulations rs may he
prescribed by law, and the Judge thereof
may preside over the Courts of one or
more cities, rs the Legislature may
direct" The Legislature by an act
which, Notwithstanding the Governors
veto, became II law ON the ith day Of
June, 1873, established "thc Criminal
District Court in and for the cities Of
Dallas, Mckinney and sherman, rs q
Court of original and exclusive juriS-
diction in all eases Of felony, and con-
current jurisdiction in all cases of mis-
demeanor, co-eNtcnsivc with the limits
of the county wherein said cities are
situated This act Is clearly consist
ent with the provisions Of the consti-
tuition, and similar Courts have been in
existence for some years in Galveston
and Harris counties.
This Court will be great advantage
to the business community The Dis
trict Court being relieved Of the crimi-
nal docket, will be enabled to give
attention to themore important branch
of commercial business, and litigants
will not hereafter be delayed in obtain
ing their rights as heretofore. The
Hon. Samuel Hare, who has been APP
pointed Judge of the Criminal Court,
will commence o session on Monday
next, and continue MS long as business
may require, the term of said Court MS
provided 10y law being four weeks.
Very respectfully,
RESPONDENT,
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Grants Indian Policy.

John o. Farrell, Esq, writing from
Portneuf Canyon, has this to say CON
corning the Boise Indians, in Oregon,
neighbors of the Modocs:
"They say their hearts are sick to
see what is going on at the agency;
The other day one of the chiefs asked
me what made Washington president
Grant hire men to come here to steal
what belonged to the Indians. They
say that Washington president Grant,
is as bad MS the bad Indians, to send
among them bad men that can steal
and tell lies. This is their own talk,
and must say this is poor way to
improve the habits of the Indians
when they are themselves making re-
marks about the agents of the govern
ment.n
Radicalism brings forth the same
fruits in whatever soil. The seed is the
same.
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Innoccnt Little Dodgc.

A Washington lotterto the Chicago
Tribune mentions q nice dodge on the
part Of certain officials In that model
city, which Is eminently characteristic
OF the average radicul-thc building
and cqniping Of private residences
under the cover Of new public build
ings. 1t is stated that about two-thrds
of the Smithsonian Institute Is the clc-
CANT habi,ation of Professor llcnrys
family; and that without leave OF
anybody, the Agricultural Commits
sioncr and his family reside in thenew
department Of that name.
Finally, the chief of the coast survey
has made himse(a residence IN the
new coast-suryey building. The wri-
ter thinks il probable the new state
Department will he built with resi-
dcnces for the Secretaries of War
State and Navy, All this Is done in II
subtle, hidden way, and without an.
thority What bettcrcould bc expected
of the SubOrdinatcs of sucha President?
-NrcrepoH Times.
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NEW YORK.
THE SENTENCE on YOUNG WALWORlH

New YORK, July 5.-John Long was
arrested last night for fatally shooting
John Hearing, both boys of seventeen.
There were thirty-one accidents from
carelessness with fire arms and fire
works yesterday, and nearly rs many
in Brooklyn.
John Dennis, driver of market
wagon was fatally beaten in his wagon
at Jamaica, Long Island, yesterday,
having been robbed by two negroes
whom he gave a ride on his way home
from market. The people turned out
and hunted for the murderers unsuc-
cessfully. There were numerous cases
of sunstroke yesterday including sew
eral of the militia during the morning
parade.
Frank Walworth has been sentenced
to the State prison at hard labor for
life. Judge Davis, in addressing the
prisoner, said he had fearful doubts
whether his case did not justify convic-
ton for murder in the first degree. The
prisoner bore the trying ordeal with
firmness aud left the court with his
mother Immediately after the Judge
had concluded.
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Texas Mutual Life Insurance Conn
pany. of Galveston.

bWNt Oh SNtte~tVh'
The card of this popular home conf
pany will be found in our columns to-
day. It is the only Home Life Com
pany in Texas, has ample guarantees
for policy holders, is doing n success
full and safe business, and has the eX-
periencc of all other companies WITH
out paying for it, Having II local
board in this city, the entire premiums
taken in this district are left here for
investment. None of its funds go out
of the State to aid in building up large
monopolies abroad, but are retained at
home to assist in developing the im-
mensc resources of Our own State.
This company has the lowest rate Of
mortality and the highest rate of in
tercst in the United States, and is ably
managed, financially, theorcticallyand
practically. j. P. Davie, Esq, one of
the oldest citizens of Galveston, is
President of the company, while DR..
b. b. Richardson, the Secretary, has
been seventeen years in the life insur-
ance business, and was formerly con-
nected withthe old Etnn, of Hartford,
Conn.
Frank Faby, the State agent, ishere,
and will remain for some time, and
will canvass this district, and we cor
daily recommend him and his com
pany to the people.
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PROMISES TO PAY will not pay
my debts. I urgently ASA every one
owing me 10 call at once ami settle.
MUST have what IL due me.
]. w. sWINDELIS.
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Texan yonrlngS, per head o,.,.,,,....,, q DOt11 D
Hogs-Nominal at So 55Gi3 20.
MprCIIENER, GREENE S Co.
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We lake this occasion 10 thank our
friends for past iavOrs. and respect
fully call tslcir attention To our ian
nensc stock. which We ave just rccciv-
ing direct from ti,e principal manu-
ttcturcrs of the North and west, pura
cil0sliing direct from first hamls for
cash on the spot, and awaiting our
selves OF every advantage by shipping
Ia ear loads under special contract,
and by 0uF own labor almost freeing
ourselves from store expenses. We feel
confident Ina our ability 40 0iEcr 10 o,r
friends and 10 the public generally our
immense stock ut better rates ~S,nd
more uniformly low figures than haas
ever before bcert offered IN the Interior
Of Texas.
As IA basis and foundation Of our
business, Wc guarantee esery article 20
be as represented, or msucy refunded
ut OuroNpense of transportation.
Gur success in bnsincss depends cn-
tirciy upon establishing u Wholesale
trade in NOrihcrn Texas, and We only
nslG n fair and impartial trial, and u
close comparison Of uniform prices
with these af shreveport, Galveston,
nnd New Orleans with freig'ts added,
and we chcerniIiy abide by the deci-
sion of thc same.
GARLINGTOS, MARsALIS IL 90.
6mdti
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KANSAS CITY, July 3.
Cattle-Receipts 39l shipments 2l2'
The market to-day has been charac-
terized by considerable improvement
in feeling, and good shipping grades
are shade higher Thin Texan stock
continues in weak demand, inquiry
coming only from local feeders, who
are disposed to buy at their own fig
ures. Sales to-day were: 81 extra ma
tive steers, av 1856 lbs, at 81 50; 35good
native steers, nv 1867 lbs, at 81 10; A
fair wintered Cherokee steers, nv $50
LIS. nt 50 So
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The Criminal Court.

To tho Editor of The Dallas Herald:
1 noticed in your columns, few
days ago, an inquiry concerning the
power Of the Legislature to deprive the
District Court of criminal jurisdiction,
and establish the Criminal District
Court. have waited thus long expect
ing some one to reply to your query,
but no reply having appeared, l offer
one myself.
Article 4, section I, Of the constitu'
lion of the State, provides that "the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-06

LARGE DESTRUCTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY