The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-24
WEEKLY HERALD


WNHliiNNiuNt NIlll w. NIVulIl-
ucnt i, u. McAduo, postmaster JET
.pHuu, 'lrNua
Nnlur 4. u. liuna, recently appointed
pny master hus been ordered ON duty
in the department ul ICSns.
The ppslu,licu department Il In re- .
RENT of Information that parties VINO
have secured contracts far large
OF mail routes In the western
states ARE systematically Offering 10 .
sub-lct, and Thereby assuming III erect .
the position OF mail route brokers. .
one PARTY in Kansas has sent out pos .
tai cards inviting bids for suh-lcltlng
specific routes, and stating In aprlnted
postscript that he has siXty.livc routes
to dispose of and VIII send catalogues
ON application. The department has
taken steps To break this business up
There have been numbers OF COM
plants to the commissioner OF inter-
nal revenue regarding the sale oismok-
ing tobacco in largcr-siHcd packages
than allowed 10y law. When the act
of 1865 was passed 1t was decided that
all packages should pay0 tax 10y stamp
and be put up in ms small packages ny
could be- put up without too much IN
convenience TO the trade. An eXccp-
ton was made in regard to what was
known ms iine-cut chewing tobacco,
aud packages rs large rs twenty, forty,
and sixty pounds of that were allowed,
in order that it might he sold in bulk
at mines and similar places. No other
cut or granuiated tobacco is allowed to
be put up in II larger package than SIN
teen ounces. IL was asserted by some
responsible manufacturers that the in-
terpsts OF the government and honest
manufacturers were injured 10y recent
practices of certain parties VINO nave
been in the habit OF putting tobacco,
which was for the purpose of smoking,
in large packages the same as If used
for chewing This system has permit
ted its manufacture for about three
cents per package less than If ii was
nut in small packages. The commits
sioncr has determined that all tobacco
of this character shall be seized.
The Chronicle has report that the
pnpe is mcditating making Il second
American cardinal, AMI that that high
honor will be conferred upon his grace,
Archbishop Bayley, of Baltimore,
whose services and works in behalf OF
the Catholic church in the United
States are fully and warmly appreciRt-
ed by the pope ut Rome. .,o
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aprii l6.-A
young man named Fred Branden-
lurgh, was found dying from starva-
ton and exhaustion under Il pile Of
lumber on the city front, early this
morning. He stated before bis death
that he crawlcd under the lumber nine
Gays ago. Other lumber was piled
around, stopping his egress. lie was Il
Yon of Matthias Brandeuburgh, No. q
st. Charles place. Philadelphia, and
Was aged about eighteen.
Eir. LOUIS, April lG.-Mrs. Il. Y. En-
win, Il highlyrespcctable young widow
lady of Hannibal, Mo-, tied clothes
line around herself and little girl, six
wears old, fastened the other end to n
Stake in The ground, and then taking
the girl in her arms, deliberately
walled into lear creek. Both were
drowned. Financial embarrassments
and disappointment in love is under
stood to be- tn" cause.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, April lG.-The
Sioux City and Black Hills Transporta-
ton company started out twenty heavi-
~ loaded iOur-hurse teams to-day with
n,o IurdrnI mon for thn hills If has
Lnon n,ro,,,od tn et,rt a nonv-evnrnss
rider every Monday hereafter for the
hills. They will make the round trip
in from two to three weeks. One left
yesterday. The transportation compa-
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