The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-28

the matter before Congress next win
ter.
The indianapolis Herald snys that
Morton got his hands dirty in skinhing
Democrats. II Morton ever skinned II
Democrat, he did it after the poor man
was dead, and the friends of the corpse
had all gone TO bed.
"A Cincinnati paper attacks the
New York Herald for using the word
gents" But the Herald il right.
There are gents" plenty Of them.
They carry little canes, cat with u fork
only, and smoke TO excess. The world
would be n wilderness without its
gents. - Courier-J ournal.
The venerable diplomatist, Prince
| G0rtschakoil, announces that Russia
will issue II note on the lIcrzegovinian
difficulty ut IN early date. That little
note will mold the ideas of all the
powers in Europe. Not one Of them
dare make II demand that Russia shall
observe the treaty of Paris, which she
has broken.
1t Is said that orders have been
given 10y MIR. William Batter Duncan
to go on with the building of his new
and magnificent seaside house ut New
port, aud that there il no probability
| that his family will suffer in the least
from poverty. IL is the creditors, not
the members of the bankrupt firm Of
Duncan, sherman ~ Co, who are suf-
fering from lack OF funds. So Phila-
delphia Times.
During the past six years the
national banks of this chy has had w.
ing IN its vaults the half of u national
bank note OF the denomination Of five
dollars. Yesterday John V. Mehling
entered the bank and presenting halt
OF n five dollar national bank note
asked what its value was. The teller
was reminded OF the relic in the safe,
aud out Of mere curiosity suggested
that the pieces he put together Ii
was done and 10! they were found
to be the long'separated parts. De-
troit Free Press.
"A lately-appolntod postmaster of n
western Massachusetts town came
down to Boston the other day to equal.
ify" and have his bond for 5000 an.
proved. The bond was all right and
the regular question was put to the Y.
NJ: GLOW much are you worth, sir?u
"Wal," he replied, al don't tell haow
much Pm worth. Bradstroet sets me
ut $4,000 guess you'd better put il
down AT that ligger." GLOW much do
the assessors set you ut ?n "Wal, the
assessors don't set me Mt quite so high
II ligger but ln II confident Whisper
tween youn' me, I'm one Of the asses
SOrS. - Boston Traveller.
-Nice-President Wilson, in speech
addressed 10 the veterans of the State
of Vermont, assembled at Battleboro,
Wednesday, said: "Whle you hold in
your hearts the love, and rejoice in the
privilege of lighting for the grandest
cause OF civilization, it IL our duty TO
offer the right hand OF fellowship to
the men who oppose Il Us, both in the
North and in the South, and to strive
10 huild up one common country. Let
ls turn the past over to the historian
1t Is our duty to do all we
can to bring about complete unity of
feeling, that shall indeed make us II
great nation.n
1t looks rs though the Red Cloud
Agency Council, with reference to the
transfer of the Black Hills reservation
10 the United States, would be a fail
ure. Three powerful tribes, the Min
neconJouX, Nobows aud Unkupapns,
refuse TO come, and large number of
the Indians belonging to the remote
agencies look upon the project with
suspicion and opposition. The pur-
chase OF the reservation Is nothh.g but
u land speculation, and settlers are not
cramped for territory upon which TO
locate further west, The Black Hills,
according to Professor Janney's recent
report, do not present such nm auriter-
Gus aspect rs previous reports led peo-
pie TO believe they possessed, ana the
mlners could make quite as much
money 10y opening up farms else
where, II they really want to come
down to hard, honest toll. Courier
Journal.
The spiritualist are moving to es-
tablish n seminary for Il new system
of education at Bclvdere, N. j. DR..
$. b. Britain il the President of this
association, and Miss Bell Bush, is
Secretary: Friendship, love and
truth IL their motto. They propose
to raise u general endowment fund of
$4,000 In 1000 shares of S25 each, and
they have an honorary board of same
two hundred advisers, including the
Hon. Henry q. Stehhens, Wait. Whit
man, the Rev. o. Il. Rockingham, Ole
Bull, Miss Susan u. Anthony, Mr..
Epes Sargent, the Hon. Alfred Burr
the Rev. Olympus Brown, Anna Dick. |
inson, William and Mary Hewitt,
Baron dc Potet, President OF the So.
cletc Mngnetique, Paris; Lieut.. Con
eral Bassolls, ex-Minister of War,
Alexander w. Scott, Rcnr
Commodore Halifax, and Daniel Doug.
las Home, Cosmopolitan. The SemIn-
ary IL TO be conducted "wlth n view To
tho comprehensive nature aud equal
Of both sexes,v and Invest.
ments from liberal, spiritual and re-
from societies are hoped for.--[N. Y.
sun.
Last week M two citizens living IN
,he southern portion Of the county
we're passing between Holt and Kear.
iey, they met couple of strangers on
horseback, and after exchanging the
compliments of the day, found 10 their
that one OF the horsemen
vas mono other than Frank James.
40 Inquired ofold friends, and said he
ia not propose 10 injure anybody, but :,
fany one had lost him they could y