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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-21
STATE NEWS.

I pecans are abundant in Young
eeaaiy.
eanae fennss lvaniln~ WILSON erect
wooden mill in Graham
The Hesperian est,maj.@ he .io,sis,,.
! t!eti of Co;1ke equity al l5.'ai0
1 eMionel Charles Deaia,se win s..on
revive the old cl-e Ssvi:te standard.
! The hide trade. of tirshanl will reae;,
one hai.dref! aud iiity ,t.oa>an.i ,intiars
| this year.
/ Eouham is better sup.i,ed with
! newspaper t,1dn any town ut it, sI.e
N the STATE. Ia has three good jour
nails.
sportsgpen f,ssl England, 81. Louis.
Chicago. lsuai>vsiie ani Dallas ar. Ia,
take g:Assd ia - -a,,n, ~ Young
county.
The tiazstia- ica ss:~ that u surveying
party WAS as M,i,fsass i;;sf ,se.sk 20 bp-
gin the survey .. the Great Southern
10 Sulphur springs,
psnison pls,nes Itself upon CITY
/ airs, aiid yet the Neus. s,,tfn plains that
t.lere are not less than iifty ''tranipsf'
IN the Infant WONDER
The Herald eoparatulates i.s readers
with the suspicious opening Of tue
/ trsde b.fween Marshall and tue eoun-
ties of Panoia. Shelby ana Rask.
The Graham Leader has gnne into
the conundrum business, AZ fai.ows !:
- G. Bigger, Of Dallas, is the II .dicai
eandi'iate for Congress in this district.
Who is J. c. Bisgef?n
The North Texan rightly says Paris
has icst Thousands Of .iollars," ny fail.
/ ing to bui'd costen compress. They
are good things 10 havs. abou, the
house, Brotier Boyd Dallas has two
aud viii need anoth,r next year.
ssrahsnf IIssi.er: Peters eo,o.y
tifids tegin 10 hlsyt into market The
agent, Colonel e s Graham. has ne.
sotiates. with tiis.se s4ngs. t..,ionies n,
laeate IN YONG asss3 ast. I;ast., oaun-
ties. They evssist al lat.s.is. KEN
taeky ai5d Tennessee
Sulphur Springs Gszstts.. We are often
asked what is the Ea,.t Line doipp?'.
iiis ears are row running to Lassater's
store. in Cass eSuisiv 4 distance CT
aitaut eleven rifles. On iise Itb i,,,s.
,fitf. tirss 81 ipafafIt al tssial.t was made
over the road, aud the work OF i,,,i.i..
ing still progresses.
Gainesville Gazette: The suit IN
waving the title Ia the land on which
Henrietta il situated. and which has
been In the courts for some time, was
decided ut the r~cestf term OF the dis
trict court In Wise county, by Judge.
s,,< e.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-21

IL : stated in one Of our Virginia ex-
changes that General Fi1 Hugh Lee, at
the head Of fifty knights viii contest a
tournament at one Of th,ir fairs for the
privilege OF browning one of Virginia.
tair daughters ~ queen Of love and
beauty Why not DO the same here at
Dallas next week? This county can IRE
sent hfty as dashing cavaliers rs the
brave old mother commonwealth can
boast and fully as many tair women
from whom queen can be selected
. The Caster Cavalry should consider the
matter
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-21

Hall q dozen steel e0ryets=- 49,.
With "a e added 10 the uavv--,..-
weil-arfr ell vessels. Ia serve - ---..-...
FOR spnie time past stse. as 60 II.
gsfi.ed y shiPvrix WHa = ~.
able -yt. being Tougher ai.ai aIfa...-..-
Tar hes table 10 fFariure than ~. -.
uo* the Admiralty has tsksn 49, ~.
sieP OF concluding rongrzft frrr ....
ing six war ships 81 this ma .r.... 80
out deiHy. They are % D. ta.-- .-.
tiyds, and 60 De ready f,sF ssrti... -.
ssarif eustnes ola i.raFd. urrt Il. -.
yeafs, 80 W may expect that s.. .
time, az least ne shall hear o. 49,
aip'it the ship tuilling ir.l..-. i.
that district ''eins IN drp-.-,...
dition. These curvttIt- N.ll No..
la any fleet along ~!tn ~ ff.-
hit arr designed srFerlsi,y t..s 60.
service Ir China arc th. Para.
for cruising ~ the viriuItv OF
ohies aud foreign g,..zs--i-t-
gIi lie .sWari.aDtg L-el -al..r- ..
il l. anticipated, Nlil g. alf.
twenty miles 49, Eol.E "a ir ......
e;ilty. Their aruaueH- g. 81.
Of fourteen guns %. lIf-r-.r
n Il besides the sis-l rs-.r-.
bui Sarks are q oe eay,Fe. 49,
thieknes-es II teak Tl,y Isl
course, G. ia IA psi-i;iu. e. a
heavy i-alf-eTl.sH ca-rE
uaya! guas hu, sian ofislsr 81.
shell val be unable TO l.+Le.-...
si,ies. A. their gFezt -lt.
ways sHst,r thsu, tu she's tl-.
and prevent hostile elzE
pTUashiDg, these steal fsrv....-
pluNe ruDa: ussfli sa5Ife.r-
navy, and II may ~st-.F .. .....
FOR granted thst "a -eTr tU..
iiksi To cfui,. tfer- e ..
eisnc, OF falling Boa al..
iran-ciat.s, vhicb, rs re.arH
small amcurt at rt.a. tLr
unable 60 Trust 5llss1-r.N
from land. TIE corvette sf. ...
ure :, 3t.1 toms, aa,. i'sVr-y r...
to he bll.it alike. The r.-.
naturally u- 81 D'-s .sHr.-...
aCfrT 10 euarie - rie,l -.
attained, ss,d sfr.rz. -ia
rlIui: TossnG the yt-se. Ei.I ....
projection - the u.arhiHtir
sesseis as tht7se Wili Il &-.t IH
tie specially iUpaTiant --TN.
su!fs anu desir,yiug the -N..
boats, ~ which n lrfEe Uu-u I'D.
said, are 70 hr .nfrD iue-tf lus.
V.es % k.lruVr. Nes,s,S - q 4e-
torpedo eutfiggsrs, ~ they al.
viii he absolutely necessary Of o.
To have any protection sE4sr-.
troublesome aiid deadly cTlf.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-21

fherr are plenty nf coed. honest
wel'-meeu,ng Republicans, who ,esu,li. /
ate Graot : Southern policy and Indeed
bold any invasion Of the popular will
by the army in perfect horror. Bat
they have been laugh, 20 poeh.po9h
our protects, and 10 regard CRAFTS
and Carnerons order and
Taft's opinion, as mere 5rgf,p yais,el,
The army is not going 10 interfer,'.
they tell us 'ihc election is going to
be perfectly fair This IS the rose 81
wax by means of which the desrriste
and unprincipled eouspira;ors at wssi,.
ington are leading the Republican party
aud Ia" ooauirS to the brink Of ruin.
We say 20 these people the army ,sW
De- used, aud your protests and your IN
dignation will be too late. The army
has been used before to carry elections
70 subgort the popular viii. And it's
being used to-day to the same end It
will he 50 used as men never dreamed
OF. on the 9TH OF November Is not the
army being marched and counter
marched, not To suppress, but 10 cneour-
ssc disorder What happened in Char
lesion, South Carolina, ON the right Of
september &, 1867 Tbeie is regular
garrison OF United States troops
IA Charleston, quutered at the
Citadel But GA this par
particular night there was announced a
meeting OF the Fourth Ward Colored
Democratic Club and the colored Re
publican clubs assembled in grelt mum
hers 70 break up he meeting and MIR
der the negro Democrats SOM. whites
mustered ior their protection hut the
mob was 80 large. so violent and 50
fierce ia its attacks that Al last The es-
cort were compelled TO take the negro
Democrats to the Citadel toput them
under the protection % the United
{ Ststes flag When they reached the
Citadcl. pursued aud stoned by the
T bowling mob, there was no guri,on
there 1t bad been marched twenty
two miles away from Charleston, the
day before, right in the face Of ihis
threatened riotl What docs thi-
mean
/. Another instance IN November
! 1872 there was an election in Louisiana
The ret,ularly constituted election
buard drc,tred the Democratic .iciSeI
elected liy / 8 900 MINORITY The other
side resisted and appealed TO Washing
ton. Then as now, the Attorney Gen
eral Issued disorder To the army De
psrJment Of Justice December 3. isI2
. :. D. Packard, ESQ, United States Mar
shal. New Orleans, Louisiana You ar'
To- enforce the DEGREES and mandates q
the United States Courts, no matter Is
v BON rcistcd. asi G-asss' ED#ars va
hra.sk 4lil u5ti al ere,isayg froeps flr t65
r,11ls- George II Whlisms, Auorne!
General Brief, simple, innocent man
oatosi Bat every easy-soine Rfl.bli
can in the land knows that, under thR
order, State government visa over
turned. legislature bayoneted oui o
H. hall, martial law proclsimsi ih'
navy brought W to bomhar,i a eity /
whole population declared 20 Re ban
ditti and outlaws and the entire conn
try wa, reused up to such height .
indignation and protest in consetcenc'
thatat the next election the Democrat
swept the polls. Yes those people nos
tell US TAFT order is q mere tf7ftags m
'oea, and that sending the army 10 til
polls does not amount 90 anything !
not liberty worth, anyhow. its ehespes
price, yigiiancef
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-21

TaERE was family feupion il Terre
Haute, Ind. lately. Ten ago years the
rish father ssorned the struggling young
lawyer who sued foe his daughter S
hand, aud caused public scandal BY
tearing her out Of charitable dramatic
performance. in which the young fellow
was acting his Ioyem.sSing part too
well. An elopenent and the disown-
ing II the young wife were The result
Since, the father has lost his money and
drums Tor the firm he once headed; the
young lawyer : one OF san Francisco
iea.iing business men, and now all agree
10 forgive mud forget and the father
will spend his declining years ID Cali.
fOrt,fa.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-21

TIE Scienfiae American Gays On
the platform Of the Corlis- engine, a.
The Centennial, u, perhaps, the small
sst piece % steam machinery ever CON
sirurted. IL is nm engine made of gold,
steel aud platinum, so minute That o.
has for Its foundation twenty 1--WE
cent gold piece. while many of its parts
are 50 tiny that they eSbnot I've seen
without magnify ing glass. II has a
regular steam gauge; and though com
plete 10 every particular, the entire
apparatus weighs only seven grains,
the enxsae alone weighing but three
grains. The hy-wheel is three-folrtbs
Of IN inch Ia diameter. the stroke i
cue twenty fourth OF an inch, and the
csss-ofr one sixty-foorth of an inch.
The nachiDsp. whien can all be taken
apart, was packed 10 films of silk.
The CONSTRUCTOR Is Mr. Levi Tay los, OF
Indiapcin, Iowa.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-21

hs ipnsases To ts,ei, fsssal.apsi- as The
lsfeush- bocs ssssssss. Here Is mn good
reasons Why lie fair siaaahtts~ II tie
seath should 80, profit ty ibis esaea.
81 81 Frxaess aud tl.as shse~ cir tia,
'ie pen6fi,.e usson sstisess az brateefs,
''r heialess motiiefs, 50 often seen In
Z xaa. More attention s,,aul.i lie
given 10 the ts,1csiies. of girls a.
book-keePsf. aud ielegfaph;Sls. pssi.
lions tszt they ara elaiaentiy a'sslifesi
10 I'LL, at least in their fathers er
afothefs, or husbands oiiiees. aaa uu-
d Z their care and profession.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-21

Il rom the Boston Col,uirrstai BALE.
Keen feiioss tbcse iEsursul-- 49,
There was "a aiaran ~ isrs Ihr-
day, causrd hy "a EE> eNpll.inn r
''-aiaiun OF Nc. AivlEti fsei sa...
TIE nGTtn end, ~ sDau "a, ILL., aa ..-
meur tad gai~s,., davis a. i.rf.
AtSoSsn started Ter She l,-ar..
office, where he Ill tztet r,.r d. .....
oii his ''~h,i,-I.f aEd is.s e..-.,sl.-
s,can after Michael i.ff 70 -lI-r-. ...
ing gentleman snt-re'i ..i.1 inter --.,..r
Mrs.. Aictius an nn tie -uiI .rr EN- en-
lie Was very severe, he t..a-s.- .-
gas had teea Improperly u-s.-
doubted IL the cnnsfanv 49,. e..
pipes ia there again AZ - ug-- a...-
age vas done.
Mrs. McGpWUn w. aizfr=.t SUE
knew that n.acn ~ 81. liois - ...-
uess Ma treitssgte1 ''Isl Prs a.. ---
hight" she vui8bsy ptpI-~I.,i- .sr.
sic, az " pia.,-, j. Il the 90 ara -
iirel bjvIi karsu have ,.-s ....
amy way, harfiu' Mis- rfirra' a.. .--s
aN nim thro' tue w'E1y, aut cas-.
ihe warse liea 6e'S got . u,s --- ..--
out wild the tyeS. b,s-e. = e.. X -
ing was s'6ruei tat " se-- 1a.. ...-.
~ iir the whisky. Do ysgiia -. t-lHH I"
yOH'G troNF u aa fhs ure- trala-.. 81
II : Wait Til get Drop 81 st f.tL.4..-l
the morrow, aud dsvii ,iEE 90 q .-l
yell STE
Meanwhile NIke. With bis bad
bound up and wearing q 49,, il.l e--..-
teuauee, was ~aiJiUg 81 r.- r-
snranee oiiice. Presently fhe az
arrived, and Mr. Mais.a-..
opened has ease al aa-.
Coed maTAin, mister i,rsal TT.
I've just dropped IA !gr gas iuslra ..-.
sor. Tie blou,!S Ras WORKS. tal .-.s
to 'em, busted tie IL. tag shl ta-t ar
tie pipes. and slt fire "a aae phase, all
thrOS'd me ciaue tSSraasll ths - I...ir
wid ms head agiR AETphy's "a "a,
hare- the ErUeefs shop taat ,a.as
from County CoTk aud kuo~- ne -Fa-
oarrin' he'll >c'i = glass % n hs-keg %
the siy, which beng a greece. + an
me riEhis-n
A. socn ~ Mr. McUauau ,i.-..-,l
for y ild, the agent guistiy rrpi.e
"How mieh ID NoG tLiuk SER 49,
Is, Mr.. McGawanr''
Well, do tot Suuw. ,ir. Wha-
wild me place Aus;,d, aud .ls -..-E
burned, me elothin' d--trysd. u- led
tfGk, 10 say TsFth.u' nv zee t,llf ca
Muir ~ 5 wall, l'm thin-.a e. s.----r
of i've hunder dollars s.au.l BE- ....--
in ple"
MIR. M"tioNan." ~assi ga. ---a-
drawn 4 a hsHk h,t. .:uns IL .--sa.-.
II have hren az t. your r.a., r.-,
mos',irg ana seen what dall.-r .s,
been coas, trsites having tii- a.. --
- an interview with MTS. N-s5.,ar-
There J. twenty dailars g. IaF .s-
eackst ct whi,5fSs-h. a psH- .f --.-
aud year broken hesd, an l.ar ..E
try q lis4 games az iva rsi,i.. ....-...
AIR. Mcttowan Heightened ...r u.
inch, ard lass square ia ,lr8. 30
the Insurance man caHtfaae,. .-...r.
his eye falling under tn ga -. --
other, he pocSete,i the saanfr- go
toe Necessary papers, and n.r,-.- ---
marked:
80 ye've bad m iuts rrf.u- 81. TO -s.r
ouid woman, haVe yee g.. Ear-.
have o-e wild her ms-els kEiu --
back
Mr.. AciIowsn WAS trns 90 l-s H....
for - paid the 50 t. "a. eisr. .. -.
police court the next moFuirs .- s.
Mrs Metsowan described o.. .l-,.H
her Ike an old carpet"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-21

Tor first chilled Palliser l6-inef shells
For sac Sl-ton gun have been success-
fully cast at woolwich Arsenal. the pro
cess icing prcciscly the same at with
other shells. except the noselty Of a era
cibhf holding ton Of molten iron. The
slrellsnfe oast in exact .ize ~ obyiate
'tupr.' and viii he Fred in their nat.
ural .sqpcr-hyrd jackets. The dock yards
nj Chatham have no. for many years
been - busy as now. Besides host Of
fitting. rofitins, and repairing. the
authorities there have now in hand the
following meu-ofwar Alexandra, L.
sun. arnnor plated. 1900 horse power /;
TemsFaire. iron-eiad 700 horse power:
Agnmeinnoa, turret. 5000 horse power I;
Earyaius, iron corvette, $3.50 horse
power. besides halt dozen smaller
onea
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-21

THE Episcopal minister. Of Boston
have resolved that The time has come
when this church should make over
lures TO other bodies, and invite them
- a consideration Of what points it may
he necessary 10 have setllcd to bring
about unity among oil who bear the
Christian name"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-21

Tn CEsr AlsNanderrccriyes,in round
numbers, So coo a diy income the
Turkish Sultan, $4,000, the Emperor
Of Anstria $4,000 the Emperor Of
Germany s. 900 the King of Italy
s64i0 The Queen o.. England, 50 go
the King OF the Beleian-. 81 Gas. md
aud the President Of che Fseuch Re.
public s50o A iudge Of the District
Court in Texas receives about Sc 81 q
day. and this IN warrants, that Coke.
Observation-Disclosures ioices to be scaled
twenty pcrc cent.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-21
Ha>s,a and Turkey.
New York Rerari.

L-'NF ~ - AAEtAiHAsa
What diplome.ists Ike the Russian
and Turkish Ministers TO England say
IN presence Of crisis Ike that a pies
eut III the .fI.iirs Of the Ottoman EN-
pire must generally be carefully siftsd
To Emo TIE real purpose which artuates
thelr Governments. Yet, as everything
they utter must be taken as what their
Government Is desirsius 10 hEve be-
loved as it, opinions, the interviews
which we publish else.shere with
MHsurus Pacha aud Seli5uvaloff are
particularly interesting. We can meas
ure the strength of Mo,lein hate and
gain a shadowy outline OF Russian AMI
hition IN their uttcrunets. 1t Is not
singular both should refer To the
Cr!mean war. bat the lesson dawn from
II by zach naturally conflicts with that
of the Other. Turkey still believe in the
possibility OF gaining allies Ia case Rus
sia should try the test of the hattie
field. a. she did in 1854 Russia does not
think that Turkey ia iSI6 can gain the
same support IN Europe She did over
twenty Years ago and believes intn the
bargain, that the result To day. even IA.
the face OF a similar alliance against hes.
would be vastly different Turkey. it i
very certain, has much les reason Ola
her she ihan Russia in this statement
OF the case. Russia IS better prepared
TO fight now than in Crimean times.
France may be counted ont Of the FRAY,
aud that England wit take NJ the
sword Tor the savage Moslem Is at least
doubtful. One thing seems very GER
tain namely, that Russia is deter
mined to give England no adequate
reason for going 10 war. II Count
Schouvaloffs deciaration-that the
most desirable outcome of the situation
would be the erection of all indepen
dent Christian State in European rur-
key-may be taken as the aim OF the
policy of Russia il is difficult 10 see on
what grounds England could object.
That such a State would be more amen
able TO Russian than TO English iuau-
enees is, of course, highly probable; bat
England would find il difficult TO arouse.
any active hostility in Europe 90 the
plan on that ground alone
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-21

As Euglishman who insulated his
bc'sstead by placing underneath each
post broken-od bottom Of a glass
bottle, SAYS that he had not boon free
from rheumatic govt for fifteen years
sud thi he began 10 improve im,ncdi-
ately after the application Of the insull-
tors \ local paper quoting this. iten,
wisely add There's many follow
who could cure his govt il he would
break of the bottoms Of his class bot
ties IN time"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-21

i,ss-rvsrn.s vas s,scceSssui.s p-r.
fsrned The mnseal AMI ,ifamaft.
t-ieit 81 Dsnton i no; heiiind ANY
her sister to@-Ds, aud iudeed prsIe<.
siDaais could not view h with con
tenis.
ahs Methodist people hrHa have
just commenced r revival meeting At
their church in Den;oa. /, il inien.
dei Ia be an earnest effort, aa,i We
hook for much good 10 he accom-
piished.
Dehtof wants. In addition to the
railroads That viii be here within six
mouths, good hank. a firs.-cia-s
ho.ei ard a good tibnFing mill, aud we
viii then he happy. "M."
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flNE sroeX.

TIE HERAFlD acknowledges the tieas-
ure OF u cali from Nj. d ID. NrItite,
" be comes from the ST. Louis iaig With
letters OF Introduction to lie editor,
bringing with him selne nf faa aauiF
soonest stations as,d the liRest i,upoT1-
e'i CtnsSoia sheep II has ever fsen oer
pleasure To ioak upon BIZ MrRae has
now a. the fair grounds t'iree Imported
Ciy,iesdale stations, named respective
y Donald Dinuie, Prince CAaflie ana
Prruee of the Nest;
Dnaail DIME IS rich hSsiwn. folded
it, 1893, lG hands > inches high, short
lesa With superior hn,te aud muscle,
weight $50 pounds. anti has w5i. Sew
eral iiTs; prizes. He's ~ that eeiebra-
ted Clydesaeie horse, Youn; Nandcr,
imported by Js'nes B3ne; dttp i'm
ported ilrown GepFes; rrau,i dam ~
Imported sir SFiiiiAsp weliase; great
grand ,iam by imported clyde.
Prince Charlie Is also beautiful hsy
Cydss;iaie ,allion, fosl,f in ISIS. ID
bands : iaches high, shatl,gs. weight
/. $50 pounds.
Prince ef the West is ? jet black i'm
ported ciydestale station, toaletI IN
ls7i. 10 hands = Inches Ligi', weight
/. 500 pounds.
All three Is the horses are teauiifu'
specimens Of drought stuck, and are d
n ;'st welcome addition 10 eur fair.
Mr. Mc8aa has two bucks and fou,
ewes, imported Cotssoliis. Tines are
veil worth a visit 10 tue fair grounds
/ 10 see
/ NJ II NJ. Wiileti. Of Ellis county
AID Mr. Villa Wiley acar Hutcliusi
shipped on yesterday 10 our Far y ca'
load Of tine bloaded stock. consisting d
short horn bulls. COWS and leitei7s
Gnfswold sheep, and Barkshire aud
Chester hoes. From all directions Ii,
bst stock, not only of Texas, but o.
tie Western States, Is pouring into ap
! % inted places at Tie Fair si8insls.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-21

Tuv TRADE Of black gpnrdi~m directed
- Governor Coke against the press j. a
grave and diasracefii commentary upon
the dignity and d-cency cf cur Chie.
Magistrate. iic has overactcd his part
moss shamefally. aud can merit nothing
tut deti-ion and contempt liz public
life has thus Tar ouly provoked in,es;i.
cation, but should he invite glance
into his private relations matters might
be uufolled that Textns' ears would
scarce relish listening TO-
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A WARNING 10 eRANBsRLaiN.

The crisis of South Carolins1'- Affairs
seems fast approaching, aud Trading
papers are Watching the result Of
Chamberlain's last malignant edict
with grave apprehension and yet
Graver words of warning. The New
York Horid, FOR instance, comes 10
the fron; with the following utterances:
1--WE desire to be entirely moderate in
our language hut il j. impossible not
10 characterize this proclamation sim
ply It's Que OF the very worst acts ever
committed by an American citizen.
II, to carry it into effect, Chaia herIaiH
Eeeiss has promise and employs he
power OF the State, we may expect to
see re-epaeted all the horrors Of a
search for arms in irelaBd seventy
years ago, wien women were dragged
out of bed TT midnight on the preteHse
Of looking for pike-heads IN The bed
ticking, aud drunken Yorkshire yeo-
Usn amused themselves IS knoeking
u coffin from around corpse to dis
cover hidden muskets. Que of the
most borribls massaeres that stain.
human annals. the SiciIinn Vespers,
was due to this policy OF keeping Il
conquered people tinarmed. aud TO the
Infamous oppression which resulted
from an attempt to carry it out. a
young French soldier, ooe Of the can-
querors holding Sicily, met = besuiiiul
Stellar bride coming from church
With her husband, and zesl8gsIy ua-
dertook to examine her elotir ng for
concealed weapons. The Sieilian$,
maddened hy the act. rose'in Wild fury
aad murdered every FrenchlBan in the
country. II was very bad case Of
outrage, and u anything Ike the event
which led TO II should happen in south
Carolina darker day than We have
ever yet seen would rise upon this
land"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-21

THE Daila> Fair. whica
BeNt week promises 60 o.. f.. ---.
cess. ami Ne have hofcs tHal l..
be et least one Fair Iu T.N.-
be something mere th5a 60 -.....
or show tor the exhlt.-1..
haudiw0f!S O. is,ll.-- al Jr, Pep .-
Fairs We have a;tende,i in Sos.
have been the only eNAlia,rgs
mentioning. Tie people OF psu-
working uieh = yiIn rnd ea.r-.
up a cTeiitahic exhibition ar r..
tries and products of North Tess
we are glad "a kroa thst ,,.g. -e-.
Ises 10 crown their efforts Ha...
the people al Dallas uut!-r-sA- ..
anything they do H. aad we 49,
son 10 hoiicyo that rhis North
Fair viii b. another evidence ot
terprise, iiberdllty and goo.i ,t.
OF she people %: ,h,- Que FOL-
Texas We hope taat e.s-r-....
North aud Fest Tr,.s W.T. .
visit Dallas On this ecca-ia,l and. CO..
tesson ircIn her Wide-apat. ,r..
ing people Jeiiefso,, L,as,-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-21

Mn. srcRsEox, the celebrated London
preacher. save nc could speak thuu.
derbolts aud glance Iightuings. would
exercise niy fulles, powers Of ora,ory
against The monsters who have made
Bulgaria a pandemonium