The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-30
ESTABLISHED, 1S49

officer. he !. we'll satisfied that il Tiiden
takes Presidential oath before a nota-
~ on March 4th or 5th. 1877, nine out
often regular shoulder@trap gentlemen
will obey orders from Tilden's head
quarters. though General Grant cry for
himself or 70: Hayes, never so much.
TuE conspir,tors seem to weakening
since the decision OF the Supreme Court
of Florida 1t is now believed that the
Republican members of the Southern
Congressional committees viii unani-
incusly concur in the report made by
their Democratic colleagues Blaine is
even reported as saying that the inau-
guratiou Of II ayes under the existing
circumstances would he an Uuutterable
calamity to the Republican party.
Tas popular vote for president has
been reported with the usual careless
iirss this year. the average vote for eiec
tors being used ia some instances and
The highest 10 others la several States
,he vote has been declared with some
counties lacking. which have been added
later. The most Trustworthy figures,
however. give the total vote Is 5, ASS. $50
Tildcu. 426S. .267; Hayes, 4o27.2 .245
Cooper. S0792 Smith. l0o55; scatter
ing. 279l Majority for Tlden over
Hayes, 2il OBJ, over all, l4T.3S5
Tar New York H>-1A want. Hsye.
to speak up and tell tIe country sheth-
rr he is still in the hands Of the Nor
tom :, Loesns and Chambers The Her
ak ants him to define his policy"
Thst policy Is so plain that he whs runs
may read He will cling to the men
who have thus far carried him. The
{ men who steal three States for him will
no, be ignored. They will stand up and
be counted
SENATOR ELEcT CoRBN. ss he now calls
himself Of South Carolina, has in his
possession $4,000 in take. which he
has held back from the State treasury.
Alt As- NkAtFa W AhhE t'A tAlNtAtfN tl
such members as voted for him for six
months pay--;hree hundred dollars
and cash the same Ii Chamberlain,
government finally prevails he viii get
these certificates en.hed. and enjoy the
purchased senat ,rship ~ Interest on hi.
investment.
HsrrroS ia described by correspor-
den. a. a man Of about ifty or ffty-fv~
years about live feet eleven in height.
broad sbou'lered and strongly built
His bead is large. lis hair dark. and
mixed with gray HE beard ia worn in
the Engli.h fashion. and his moustaehe
.very heavy and shades a large and
we'll formed mouth His complexion i.
dark; his eve large aud expressive; his
uni,r iaw firm aud broad giving him an
expression Of great frmness
Tvs Chicago Tgtcr- Ocean and st. Louis
/ Glsbs Ds~oerat are greatly satisfied at the
determination of the conspirstors 10
seat Hayes. They dsnounee ,he rebels
With more complacent yirulenee and
advocate fraud and iorce with more
boldness than ever before On the Sth
ot November and for several DAYS there
after both Of these vindictive sheets
conceded the election Of Tilden.
Chandler has caused them to see differ
emily since he developed his plans.
0sTRIcH farming is carried on with
the best success at the Cape of Good
Hope Choice birds are worth $3.50
-ach. They feed on gra.s. like cattle.
nd require but very little care Usual
| " they are tolefahly dociIe, but at the
breeding season, they become irritable,
and viii often attack person who ven
tures too near them Each bird yields
from $3.50 to 500 worth Of feathers per
year Those from the female are gray.
and those from the male black, excep,
single white plume which grows under
each wing and which is stbe most Yalua-
ble Of all
IL the event of Hayes installation
and the bayonet rule of Chamberlain
snd Packard in two Of our sister States.
the tyranny and oppression of vaga.
bonds snd negroes viii be too great to
bear. Texas offers home and warm
welcome to all Louisianian> and South
iCarolnians. Let them come by the
thousands, until Texas shall herself be
a mi shty empire and able TO dictate, in
a large degree. the policy Of the govern
ment Give Us the population Of France
and We ask no oddu of any power.
DR ScHLrsxsss has made some more
discoveries at Mycenae. In the tomb
previously explored htiEa found = grea,
quantity OF women's jewelry in gold,
and Handsomely worked. Immediately
after commencing excavations a. an ad
joining tomb . large head OF COW in
silver, with immense horns Of pure gold,
was found large cirdle OF gold. Eve
gold vsses and immense golden buttons
were also found. All these objects are
said TO be marvell.,usly worked. Among
other discoveries ar ninc silver vases
and numerous swords of bronze, bat no
trace Of ironwork.
/ WHES Burlington girls father, at a
quarter past eleven. cautiously entered
the parior with hat ip each hand and
remarked quite firmly: Mr.. Hotcloth,
-as Just reiug out 10 take q snuff OF
air. and thought III ask which hat was
yours. 20 a. not TO make mistake "
Young Hotclo'h took his arm from the
girls waist, and. a. shade streaked
/ out over his features. he said ob. ye.,
Mr.. coidblth, ! must 90 down and se.,
the Observation-Disclosures before they're
taken int and after looking ut the sirl
with vsriesased aspect he passed out
bidding the old man n hearted, good
night, rohed in about ss much feeling
as champagne headache.
TaE Secretary Of the Treasury recent
Iy appointed commission to schedals
all counterfeit money which has been
captured during period Of seven pears
These captures include three hundred
engraved plates. covering al denomina
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