The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-09-04

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.-G0ueral burnside tliinks Rhode u
. land would 60 against tonornl Gran
, N lIn lliOulh run fUr u third torn. Th,
. people there are willing Ia give thl
President anOthpf clam. blake when
ever he wants IL. sR
-.Therc Il. discorJ n seema. lu tb,
~, Naynl Academy nj Annapolis. The
a., old officers complain of being displaced
:. from fine reslIuIistblc pDsltiDIa Nv
:, Young upatarts who are u,tprly lurou-
4 peteut. and there is tnlk of hrluniug
:, .ho mntter before Congress urXt win.
:, ter.
a, Tho r,il,,o,o,is IfaroId soys that
:, uo,,,'' ,,t ~ Sn,',,5 dir,' ir s,,ynni",,
na',', 10 lIn.,',,, ~ .l,i,'naJ66
Democrat he did IL after tLe moor man
yns dead and the friends of the cornse
mad nil ynne to he'd.
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NY "'in SilI"ke ,o eNcess' ~ hne W"'n'
Wou'' We Mliurr''esS "''''o"' ''S
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c..,l0' ne veiicrao'e uil'o'''",is.' % %uiinre
uor'scn'NoiI, aihotih'tS 'h"e huSsn'
W., w iSsue iio'e on ti'o iie'TrS"N '',inh
.'iihcuiIN ~ III, carry "h,e. INA. ,'.t'e .t
nole VIII noln 'he inenS VI aiI ,i,r
poWeIs ~ EUROPE. Npl "ne "i '',ei,i i
dare MAKE u demand t,lat h!Sshl S'ial
ooserve tie treaty vi ioriS' "nici' Sie
""s o'oNe''
The funeral OF sewing-macline
Singer, in England, was made inter
esting 10y the removal OF the panels OF
the hearse, so that the coffin, covered
"ilii mowers ana linHnor,eiIes, c"uih
We seeii ~ ".i "i'o .i,is,'s i't,e" c"I'-
4slly 1sy 10 see IT. III i've, Mr. .. nSeu 10
uress MS men servants IN dihereht
livery, anu ~ one 'iihe ne ui,iertook
W uriVe SIN i'orses' thfee ABREAST
1t is said that orders have been
given by Mr.. William Butler Duncan
to go on with the building of his new
and magnificent seaside house at New
port, and that there is no probability
that his family VIII sufler in the least
from poverty. 1t is the creditors, not
the members OF the bankrupt firm of
Duncan. sherman ~ Co., who are sur
leriiis lrTi,i I,.. iack Oh i''ilas' lfh'ia-
"eiliiia iiiies.
During the past six years the
national banks OF this city has had ~
ing In its vaults the half of national
oank note OF the denomination OF five
dollars. Yesterday John V. Mehling
entered the bank and presenting half
OF II five dollar national bank note
asked what its value was. The teller
was reminded OF the relic in the safe,
and out of mere curiosity suggested
that the pieces be put together. 1t
was done and 10! they We're found
to be the long-separated parts.-L De-
troit Free Press.
The official figures, show that the
National banks, with circulation of
S35l ,OOO,O have only $lS,OO0,OOO of
specie in their vaults. That looks flat
teringly auspicious for an eaIly re-
sumption of specie paymeL>S does it
not? Add the sum total of sSecie III
the National Treasury and we havea
grand total of about one hundred mil
lions of specie out OF which to perfect
the redemption OF seven hundred mil
lions of currency. Horace Greeley
said that the way to resume was to
resume-but who is to provide the
means? If not the banks then who?
"A lately-appointed postmaster ofa
western Massachusetts town came
down to Boston the other day to Equal
ify" and have his bond for 5000 aI-
proved. The bond was all right and
the regular question was put to the r.
NJ: allow much are you worth, sir?"
"Wal," he replied, 81 don't tell haow
much Pm worth. Bradstreet sets me
ut $4,000. guess you'd better put it
down at that tigger." "How much do
the assessors set you at?" oval, the
assessors don't set me at quite so high
figger; but (in u confident whisper)
tween you'n' me, Pm one Of the asses
SOrs."-[ Boston Traveller.
-Vice-President Wilson in n sneecb
addressed to the veterans of the State
of Vermont. assembled nt Battleboro.
"Wednesday said: "WhiIe van hold in
vonr hearts the love and rsinice In thn
nrivilcpc of fivhting for tia vrandest
cause Of civilization. II is our dntv to
ofIer the right hand of falIowshi1 to
fine men who onnosed us both in the
North and i'm the South. and to strive
to build up one common country. LET
us t,Irn the mast over 10 the historian
. II il our dutv to do ali wa
can to bring about n comnlefe unitv of
feeling that sholI indeed make ia =.
"raat n,tion J,
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tt'n ttont ';ot, ~ nIa ;,S upoI u VIZ
tI;I,s prorassor 3on,o, To- rnn,,I
Ii aiiiis; T., ,i,n oiessp, ita 1enneS mas , iounu
soiJI sJ ppI 5n poes uIpo',.J ni 1i o9.n ;u oplinH
anu i.ap,u cIeeNS' ,T Ii,,, mlicii ISSUE ti troLh
.ne % nor,h L u, une d tdi,irsn, ,,no,,g region hl,n
eitn .nmom ,s.;.;n .u i p'oEnLn ,.i,,a,I SUI
lciene iuan.',,es, i,, wiien fi, skiiiiuiy anu
,morntinm ecUoS i Tbn u;id VI 3reans ear 'at az nn
E,Inradn must howevar ba abondoml M
ed oithouah tbe countrv which 10 nd
m}rabIv afantnd to stoct ,raising and
ogricnIture' viii. with settiemaSt he
come one of the weajtbiest sections of
onr rich countrv- pI;Inde,,,hin Times.
1T looks as tbouoh the Red Cloud
AGENCY Council with reference to the
trSnsfer of tbe Hack Hills reservotion
to the limited States, would he a faii-
ure Three nowerf1i tribes. the Min
neconionx Nobows and IInkananas
refnse to come and n large nnmber Of
the Indians belonging to the remote
oaencies iool, nnon the nroiect will
snsnicion and opnosition iHhe mr..
chase of tbe reservption ia notbir hnt
a Land snacnlation and settlers are not
cram,nad for tarritorv mon Which to
Incata further West The RIacl, Hil,s
acco,dino to Professor Jannev,s recent
renort do not nresent sncb nm onrjfar.
,'Is osnect as nrevions renorts led neo-
nia 70 LeIiava thew nossassed and tba