The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-02
NOTES AND OPINIONS,

When the Norrlstown Herald man
argues point no does not fool around
any-thus; Horace Groelys advice
TO go West was "A glNrlng swindlc. The
lact that the Indians have teen living
West all their lives ard are stu poor
with scarcely enough clothes To hide
their nudity, proves this"
An Ost cola pa woman went N {
10 hunt her drunken husband ana
found him lying in the gUtler Size
gave him several raps with lieep Of
board before she discovered that size
was ''correctingn another Woman's.
husband, She takes no pleasure In
having the subject mentioned now.
A special dispatch from Bismarck
says Il big council was held at StNnd-
ing Rock on Sunday, between the In
dians Of that agency and the Chey-
enes, the Black Hills being tho Subject
under consideration. Ii was detcru-
ined that the Missouri River Indians
should offer 10 dispose of their interest
to the Black Hills regions, regardless
of the other tribes. These Indians
embrace about seventy fog cent Of
thlse originally joining In the trealy,
They are satisfied the whites VIII lUke
the hills, and they are willing tosu,-
render.
Houston Telegraph Last year there
We're seventy Republicans IN the Leg
islature of Mississippi, and now there
tifty-eight less than seventy in that
body. The glory has departed, ana the
carpet-baggers are departing, aud Mis-
sisslpp is rising from the depths Of
political perdltion, and everything
looks lovely, and will look loyicr II
they will only impeach Ames, and put
him where Holden. Of North Carolina,
is, and where the New York Bulloclt
wonld have been ii he had not vacated
the Executive Chair in Georgia and
run away from the state he had plum
dered. lmpeach should be upon the
tongue of every Mssissippian until
the present Governor is fairly tried
and condemned or acquitted,
The visit of the Emperor William to
italy was conducted on nh economical
basis. Although l,400,O00 francs in
gold were appropriated for the royal
expenses, the thrifty William pinched
himself down TO a paltry 100, 900 francs.
1t Is evident that he did pot fling his
gold to the gaping popuace in the orr
entail style. He distributed Il number
of decorations, but neglected to illus
honor the head cook of Victor Eman-
uel, who worked like slave To prepare
the royal provender. The cook is mad
as u March hare, and the Emperor has
left one enemy at least in Milan
The London Times, in its financial
article of the Goth, says In relation to
the purchase by Great Britain Of ,75O,-
600 land bonds of the Sue2 Canal Com
pany, proceeding most essential to
Egypt, il secured, The value of the
purchase to England is great, and
probably will be taken by the public
to mean that by buying up the rest of
the shares and paying two loans raised
by the company, amounting to t48OQ,-
600, England would be possessed of the
entire property. The advantage ofthe
bargain Is secondary question, The
purchase was made for political reasons
therefore the importance ofthe step Is
hardly to be overrated Fo" a consid-
cradle time 1t cannot be pecunlarily
profitable unless England also redeems
the nineteen-year coupons which the
Khedive heretofore sold