The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-11-14
MAIL TOPICS.
WEDNE SDAY.

WEDNESDAY.
The editorof the Jefferson James LIE
Cute is i'll. His attack is acute cogno'
men.
ST. LOUIS and Chicago are at II
again. This time about which one has
the biggest vote.
GENERAL BRAGG is making his
mark in the railway history of oul
state by his work.
THE last London idea was bar-maiC
show. A five hundred and eighty
FOUNDER got the prize.
THEY didn't vote as they shot, and
that is why the republican party has
been ground to powder.
THE Henderson Times wants a con-
stitutional convention. Why have we
not had one before this?
THE real estate market of New York
is more depressed than it has been for
years. Cause, Grantism.
DAWES and Garfield are charged now
with having dug the grave of the re-
publican party by the fuglemen there
of.
WHAT does the Waco Examiner
have to say now about Mills supine-
ness ? Mills majority was only about
five thousand.
GRANT still garrisons New Orleans
with federal troops in spite ofthe ver-
dict of the late elections on this sort of
policy. Remove the troops.
THE Inter Chicago Ossian says it
will be a long time before Massachu-
sets can fill Buffers place. Forum
ately there is but one Butler, and he
is done for.
A THIEF stole the Chicago Inter-
Ossian's subscription list, and they had
a time getting it back. He might have
carried off the editor had there been
any chance of his being ransomed.
THE counties through which the In
ternational and Great Northern rail-
way runs are moving actively in the
new scheme to draw immigration
thither. What is Dallas county doing?
GENERAL JAMES s. NEGLEY, of
Pittsburg, another cancer-one of the
praise-G od-bare-bones party-has been
cut of the body polite by democratic
majority against him of ten thousand.
Next.
MOBILE gave nine hundred and
seventy-seven majority and seven
hundred and twenty-three in the
county. Her people glorified accord
ingly ON the evening of the 4th in
slant.
THE arresting and Handwriting of
innocent citizens in Louisiana has
reused the indignation of the leading
New York and western papers greatly.
Williams must have his fun whether
citizens like it or not.
THE five Catholic priests, Fathers
Daley, Carey, O'Brien, Sheehy and
Leo, who died of yellow fever last year
in Memphis, are to have a monument
erected TO their memory-a fitting
tribute to piety and heroism.
GENERAL CLAvERHoUsE MERRILL
had not oeen cashiered up to the hour
of going to press. Hodgson, "mine
lieutenant" is in the hands of the civil
authorities, and will have to rise and
explain about cutting telegraph wires.
IT is our desire to get the news of the
whole state, and to facilitate this OBJ.
ject, every paper in the state is re-
quested to exchange with the HERALD,
for we regard the country papers as the
great source of supply from which our
readers can draw their home news
fresh from every locality.
Hon. ELI SHORTER, of Alabama,
made happy hit at meeting in Eu-
faula, the other day, when he offered
a resolution appointing committee of
one thousand to proceed to Washing
ton and request the attorney general to
send the army to Ohio and Indiana to
protect radicals and put an to their
intimidation by democrats.
THE st. Louis Globe thinks it is
time the republican party should be
tired of carrying whisky on one Shout
der and water on the other. Prohibi-
ton has worked worse than the third
term on the system of the party.
Radicalism commenced with whis-
ky and ends in whisky, Cincinnati
whisky at that. No wonder it is adul-
terated.
A MONUMENT to the late George ID.
Prentice, is talked of in Louisville. A
monument designed with taste erected
to his memory in Cave Hill cemetery,
would be deserved commemoration
of the great journalist and mighty wit,
and might relieve the eye amidst the
horrible specimens of barbaric taste
which disfgure that beautiful spot