The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-11-28
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BEEcHER is staving off his trial. He
wants to put few finishing touches
on Moulton and Tilton first.
THERE is no probability that any
new taxes or important notifications
of the revenue laws will be made.
TILE New York Herald says, "We
do not see how democratic candidate
can be defeated in 1876" Neither does
Grant.
LIcK's property in San.Francisco, do
mated for public uses, brought, at auc-
ton, 81 ,959,925, the Lick house bring
ing S920,00O.
GENERAL AUGUR has been very sue
cessful in his late expedition on the
stalled plains, and,has broken up several
bands of Indians.
SECRETARY BRIsTow is Withholding
expenditures so as to make both ends
meet, it being feared that the customs
revenue might fall short.
BEAST BUTLER is preparing letter
full of revelations" about his defeat,
and why he failed to scoop the heaven
sent Thompson with spoon.
Mr.. GRANT and his cabinet, after a
two hours inquest Oh Smith, of Arkan-
saw, have decided to ignore Smith, OF
Arkansaw. Now for kellogg.
Now TT comes out that the treasur-
er of Bishop Cheney's diocese in Chi
cago is defauter. This is the last
step in Cummin's Reformation"
THE tide of immigration to the
United States has stopped. People are
going to Europe instead of coming
from there. So the last statistics
prove.
SMITH, of Arkansas, is wanted. One
thousand dollars is offered for this mag
nificent specimen of the genus carpet
bagger by Governor Garland, of Ar
kansas.
BISHOP CUMMINs has been holding
forth in New York. He thinks the
late general council of the Episcopal
church was failure. The council
thought Cummins fraud.
THE returning board of Louisiana
will soon be ready to report. They
can't stave off the inevitable much
longer. The basket is ready near the
.guillotine for Kellogg's head.
THE Kansas City Times is highly
elated over the recent change of gauge
on the Texas Central road, and predicts
a great impetus to the grain and hog
trade with Texas and Galveston.
THE vote of Kansas was eighty-six
thousand. Osborne, republican, for
governor, has thirteen thousand four
hundred and forty-sevA majority. The
legislature is two-thirds republican.
FATHER GERDEMAN, the absconding
Catholic priest-groom and his bride,
did not get off to Europe. A fiinty
hearted policeman reached for them,
on a charge of embezzlement by Pa.
DIRE G.
THE Chicago Inter-Ocean is gnawine
a file with a venomous malignity that
deserves successful recognition at the
hands of its masters, Morton & Co
What 1t calls ga bill to establish peon-
age In Texas" is the file.
FoRNEY isn't happy. Hear him.
"The whole democratic state ticket Of
Pennsylvania is elected by an average
majority of nearly six thousand, and
that party will have at least twenty
three majority in the Legislature on
joint ballot"
JOHN T. CALLAHAN, a special agen'
OF the postoffioe department, loaned
his brother an annual railway pas
over the Missouri, Kansas and Texa,
railway, and Secretary Jewell has 10
sued an order discontinuing his pay
and services. This Is very sad, also.
GRANT Is In great distress about thu
way things are going, aud Is callin,
loudly for Stanley Washburne, ant
dispatched for him 10 come over from
Paris and help him out of his muddle
washburne may come, thinking tina
the republican party may be induced
10 take him up for the next whit
house race.
FROM Washington come the thrill
ing and highly important information
that Lieutenant Miller is TO lead th'
German with Miss Lottie WISE" an6
moreover, that he is engaged to Mis-
Lottie's httle sister. We breathe
again. We feared Smith, Brown o.
Jones would be the leader. and thu
crush Miller.
ton and Great Northern railroad. W.
could not learn how many TO esoi
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