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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-23

u ei.hnii. B,eh-t: Dsii4- :, aicrs "a,
hsvi x sqIrich-t t-h ,,f.terS, s.a
a-'euiafr', a i@sl, fiir, ",F., gosasi.Sn all
IA one d4s.
Bahha Farm -. q Fn eide. "a. q
AIrta" ) Has tlis C'.gev.s se,i Oh ssii
ard he aap act0r,, aud II The HER
AID ,s'uiJ uHsy get ria OF tlse ufi IKE
uiZiH mArp absl quit dreaming II here
''shs panther IAil down,' they may t,s.
happy yet.
AustIn Statesman; IL French Jo,..
- uii- the Dallas cd tors With sau-4gs-
a. ihe. uo hiin wth sns, the editors
must a.. lat aud Jsnn pmaeis,ea To the
last degree. l. tbst the why ths )
tf-d-, aud docs J"bn'- rxees-iy-
Frebtbipess ti.duce h,m to make such
ne sids uades?
Hem -tssd Messenger: Dallas IL a
gfeat t+Wn III. i,se an stlorpv5 aud
.etiut al isw WIN, t4kss rs-es for u
- 40 twa duisars aiisi "a half; she ,s
also guiii9 - hss- . gIgaHtic kern k0ii
s-nsips epliAi Itu7 that viii cpndeIy.
iiitevn huHufe,i turtieis oi cora INT.
-ix tn'v~aIid g4lions OF ..soYni Juice y
AustlsI s,asr-anSs: Toe Daiias pa-
per~ liilcl thu "a Win infinite ART n
iaio the -Dsii.- shd AIcnigm RAT.
fh4y are fr..ai "a Knos that the la \
la- b~-li utss~rfassr and prs,gss r-'ss
even nSS wft-s niad ambiiiua Ar.
eih-insr-- .n1 kBsvsry baye uIss {.
sissi sVsryfeing and ss-,, ii.isd alt i,ti-,.
nrss operations ia tie ea-i.
D,a,i-of News: by the first Of mex
April Data " III have soap factory,
cotton s.sd on fset,,ey, q distiiir,y
three street ra1lw .ys and three rail
rnadr Ia operation. rhssr. with 10,
imei~fse elevators, fwo y8pre,se-
wno.en mills, six fiNIrtag mills. plan
ing mills. e.unaf,es. etc, wall make
things lively aud city like.
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A BRUTAL MURDER.
reas utxnwsy man ssoet Tncsv Ssc-
tsm rb-oash the ft.rrt. kab she
Dad sts,ay and ftee Into the Might.


ross utxn~sy ma. spoes Tncsr VIC
tsm rb-oash the fi.sft. Kab she
Dead Booty ana fiee Into sh. Night.
The HERALD IL again called upon to
chronicle one of the most appalling
and cowardIy murders that ever
stained the name of this great Gem.
monweslth. On Tuesday evening Mr.
Adams, an elderly and we'll to do
farmer of some sixty five years OF age,
who resides in Sand Flat neighpor-
hood, Johnson county, completed The
sale OF his cotton in Dallas, made all
necessary ~ releases, aud crossing the
trinity river, camped among mum
Ter ~ other teamsters one mile east
1T 1eh Mile place on the Cleturne ana
Dallas road. Ah,r dis,rgsentg sIsi
feeding his team, Mr. Adams sBI hi-
utlr s'u, ten years uf age. lighted a
hre, cooked supper spread Il uIou "a
baN, ard Wtfe lu tie 1T Of ra,iB.
when four armed Strangers quietly
di~mouutad at their si1e stepping up
&" IN" Old gentleman one { the ron,
bVrs demanded that he lay out all his
money CD the little box upon which
the meal was placed Mr.. Adams
made soue angry rrtort about the rss-
Gals thus openly robning him, aud
rrarhed nat flr "a stick of wood lying
uesr. He was Immediately shot
through the heart twIc-, ana
fell forward, exclaimiug to his
son, run. SON. they've Killed
the - In an instant lac was
dead. The bighwaymen tired several
shots at the boy as he fled terror
stricseli, and turning over the body,
hastily rJcb-d 1t of about 800, aud
mount theiI burres fled into the
darkuess of the night
The nelghaoriug tesmsteTs hearing
the shots, sped To the .cone. and when
our intorman, passed, there were some
any or one hundred men, almost fran
tic with rage, and vOwing vengeance
upau the brutal and cold blooded AS
sa-sius Up TO the present moment
nome Of tbo mutderers have been cap
turrd. The littie 0oy is she only wit
nr--, oud as the night wss dark and
t'ir murder 80 saift aHd terrible, be
ean give rut 81 inp' rel description
of the men Toe o"dy ot the murder
ed man was Carried Ia The residence o
the widow Horhe's. near 10y.
Tie old gentleman WAS cafrJiug
home the Christmas presents for his
rxpecta',t family, ut alas, there eat
Zee Il" happy Christmas for them, tut a
shudiefIng aud nAtueiss- horror As the
dead body Oi father and husband is
carried for the last time across the
hre-h la
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IS
To the eye of the epia-ire the fai,les
NJ L,vsiy Hall presented moe, sppe
tizing appearance last night. Da the
let rs stsH enter WAS the table pre-
sided evsr Z, Mrs. Harris and Mrs.
Mcfiee. fha siaspis there were trs
pared uy the attest artists la ..i,.is,e,
and were well sigh ineainearaile
just be end was the Christmas tree.
brilliant aad charming in its profusion
of Lrefty and tasteful presents, Far
Their 81, WAS the fancy -,sorK tahie, pre-.
sided over by Mrs. Shaunon, assistesi
by the tor vent scheul girls. Here the
reporter found himself iuadeqlste "a
the task Of setting firth ia detail the
msnifald exllibiss NJ wsmsn's hsndi
work. All the articles were pretty
snd the majority Of them servicestir,
Macy VI them. tn~ rep .rter learned,
wvrr con,rihutej by the nuns in Gal,
weston
Dir ~ serosn the room WIS the II.
ME Of Mss. Shea. Mrs King and Mss
Wiimington, tasiesully sfranged and
loaded with leiicacses 3
Opposite lFn- yet snDh.r tabie pre-.
slsied over 81 Miss Barry. Mrs. Webt
and Bisnnsons. spd MIA AHstis and
NsSsrsin. Il wns crow ded win guest.
si,en tfse xeparteF ps4srd ~. xi,DsvE
taSssf lis - -. -. Il : 4
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MArHE WmTrIrR had Grant in hi
minds eye when he wrote tlles,
famous lines:
kevtie him not-rhe Z mper hath
A snare tor All;
And plying sesfe. no, seorp anc wrath,
Beat his fall
., dumb he passion : stormy rage,
v ise a he who might
Have iisirtes mp mud Id Eis age,
Fails back in sigi,i.
Let NOT the Ian oaee oud - HIN,
lasnlt htsn Row,
Nor brand with deeper si,arsse his dim,
DlsHoaored br,5w.
: " all who loved and hoEofed, nsuSiht,
save power remains
A fsfieu apgei'> pride Of ionght,
still strong In caains.
Then pav tue revereace Of Old days
To his dead fame;
Walk backward with avertesi gaxs,
Aud hide Tie shame.
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d. A Vssef, of r"p-s.. Kansas, ar
nfsdiu Dallas yesterday af,ersoan ., "a
Central ifeight train. The Dorlm Sa- n
l's'Fuget on the NJ, X. 4 4. trnin thai,
ae~ the track my miles north Of
heri-ln "Wednesday evening. aud wa-
qaHe aet,vr 81 rendering aid 10 thu-,.
sho aerr itjured Circumstances pr.
scoted a. troa, hearing from liz
s'','u' iutl report OF The ac iiieh',
~ ''on 81 Aer PARTIES We i,aru tha
guile a tumter Of passen.er- ssrs
Njured, though none were kiil.d. W
VIZ Hi-u i,ifpsmed lhst M waids. 81
u~ ''n'IHl, we- sh'erd si.d va eefi
oA-y umi hsviag his arm bruken.
e-iies osng injured Ia the -6,.uidsr
ur tark.
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RIA pr.sla~n.,s vagariea.
lsprlngfeIa Mas. Iispnnllea,,.


General Grant has his ups and downs,
his good days and bad days, like the
rest OF mortal flesh. Some days lie
thinks he will others thinks he won !;
on some he Is for xithdrawlnu the sol
diers; on others for stiifening them ap
now he is Fish's man. then ne is Came
ron's and Chambers; to-day he COM
plans OF the newspaper assaults on him
tomorrow he won't care n continental
what they say about him; yesterday he
talked ln way to warm the cookies of
the Democratic Hewitt's heart; today
he gives him a dressing that viii al least
keep him Away from the White House
until he has another special invitation.
II the president had the dyspepsia, he
couldn't act more ike frail and dyepep-
tie human nature
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Trading Gx,sa.ral..r,.

Dtias o.as fair YET ., rival sill com
p~'iiors Ia tie seusatllusi or ridicu-
iot-. some tIne since one Of her well
sno~n eliizeus contracted With
@prihy ubdertAker To furnish two
eiius, Cor sixiy-five dollars, for de
ceas'd members Of his family. Tbs
e1ih- sere furnished, bur the pay
hrrsior was not forthcoming. The
mAi'sr was hnaily adjusted, however.
~ ihe undertaken taking secund
hsna sewing machine at seveDty-five
pollaT and givilg hts due bill, pay able
= Win trimmings, Tor the excess.
Nfhed s. ia tie Que bill, aud zetuxted
" that hnuosatle ,es.rc TO acquii all
.e'is, ~hich should more frequently
e esinesd Ia this progressive aud
a'hef last meiropol.e, the coffin buyer
"aus ~ his physician aud pruposer
70 hand hius over the aforesaid due
Ut suggesting ,hxt In all human
l'oaHbaiiy bis rext patieu, would
shortly need such Indispensable articles
= hr-tclass coffio trimmingr, AID
mat he should not hesitate to invest
No' osing so well assured Of dispatch
ing hts next pstient la such an nncer-
a'enioas manner, the disciple Of
DAien h unab.s 90 see the point,
Nesfeupon the coffin speculatos iusists
NAT certain relative Of the doctors
s"i soon 10 put under ,hs sod secsss-
s.n affeH', and In that event The
sun trimmings will be Iamc>t happy
Investment Tho physician SIN DE-
nnfr'rs. the resiosbsabls trader urges
,sne vigorous effort b. made 70 trs<ie
~ such Indispensable nrsiciss xmonG
- ufvth~f dottoSs, bus ths oisdurna5
I've n. y. finally forves him 70 ~
xA,'naly rockss ~ d. I'M ond
wise "a aiao3h<S &lGoc1isno IL efnAo,
@ ~ heped ~ ossssse ~
k7'-'' 49, -, ~ 4. IN 4 + ----.-.- ,
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lFran the New York sum-

lFrJm the New York sun,
Grant is IN the bauds OF The worst
and most desperate men shs, have ever
had the direction 81 public affairs. His
calumet is o nuit on the line of policy
which has been pursued and it win
continue to act tremendously, no mat
ter how reckless the measures proposed
may be. Don c. merau is the directing
spirit Of the administration. and the
most confidential adviser OF Grant in all
his acts. He is cool. calculating and
interruptions, with = natural taste for
plotting and indireetion He has been
the controlling mind and hand in all
this siilainy IN the South. and he will
not shrink while the army is at his
commas d, and Sheridan and Sherman
are ~ fall sympathy with his schemes,
to strike even more audaeioasly than
has yet been witnessed He induced
Grant 70 order the troops 10 Washing
ton, snd he has more than once signi-
fed in untnistakable terms that they
would be used If there was any occasion
TO require their employment.
All tone Of conservatism. If it eyer
existed at ALL has gone out of the adj
nlinistra,.on. Mr. Fish has Welded his
Individual views, and while affecting to
deplore the situation, is as feeble ard
whining as when he allowed Belknap
TO telegraph Sheridan that all OF u.s.
approved his bantlitti dispatch. Mr..
Morrill, has no power Of resistance.
The others are mere tools aud partisans
OF the EXTREMIST views
The President and his Cabinet know
the secrets that are hidden in the
Treasury and other departments. They
cannot afford TO have them exposed, and
therefore are continued in upholIing
the isfaulies Of the Retaining Boaid
and the conspiracy 10 count IN hayes.
Don Cameron expects. should the plot
succeed, 20 be- retained hy Hayes as a
reward for his services al the Cincin-
natl Convention, and for the important
part which he has played at Washing
ton
The peace and prosperity of the coun-
try are thus put in peril. 10 conceal
the corruption of the party, 10 retain
possession OF Office by frani, and to
crafty the ambition of band OF DO
ltlcai gamblers WHO have staked every.
thing on the turn of th. card which
may declare Hayes President. The out.
RACES perpetrated in Louisiana and
other Southern States woaii have been
secuted rs impossible under our free
system, if they had b,en predicted only
eleven years ago, and after the close of
he civil war.
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Ahead of All Gompe.Isroa ia the Cfosh-
mag Trade,

This IL very applicable to the eater
prising eiothiers, L. NJ. Kahn e. bro
first ana forniost To open the fail
campaign by the Introduction of an
immense stock of fashionable cloth
li'g fsr men, hUys and children, &.
suit the desires nf every body, the APP
probation nf which IN being attesttsi
daily by the many negutiful sGits they
have turned out tais season. Ii il Sgf,.
10 assert That whenever you see any
one wearing nice Hitting, we'll
made an cheap suit, that IL naines
from T.. Nj. Kahn & Bro. =, and VII.
this is thus, - tecause they exercise.
the greatest cate in selecting the latest
aud most approved styles, aud their
goods and prices satisfy g. erys,idy.
Having been IN this city since IN
faacy, they are weA qualified - know
the wants Of thls ssctinn, and J!leii
constantly increasing business l. Tia,
best proof that the pnolic appreciate
them.
We commend this reliable clothing
establishment to the public, where
those contemplating Duying can saye
money and get letter goods than
anywhere Ia The city. We simplS SAY
visit this popular emporium and ex
anime their stock, aud our wprd for ir,
YOU viii be amply repaid.
Remember e " kAha q Bro, the
.iothier-. corner Elm aud Lamar
streets.
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Ii has been deeE,It.d .irairable to en-.
list tie isdie- ef Dsllas III the good
rk of securing sufficient funds &c.
purctiase ore of the richest aud as.ss.
elegant silk flags 10 be surrendered to
the gralih old Stale Of Georgia, which
has satriy aud heilarsniy won u from
Texas. The presidents of the TiIden
aud Hendricks cluts OF the city are
therefore instructed to deliver TO that
lady collecting and hauding over to The
Hon. Jno. q ke.fosit, Mayoro OF Daiiss,
by Il oteluck M on January 4, 1871,
the LARGEST sum OF money. either the
beautiful set OF gold or j-it jeweiry,
with Gull buttons. or the handsome
toilet set OF cut glass aud silver witt,
silver cup, now on exhibition at
Webb's, the ieweiler.
The hope IL expressed that nun Der
OF ladies will vie with each other H.
the collection OF these funds, to the e,id
that the bar ner may ta transmitted at
the earliest moment 10 his Excelleney,
the Governor of Georgia.
JAMES b. SiMPsoS,
Pres't 7. and II. CLUB, LIST Ward.
JOHN BouKaeUT,
Priest I and Fl Clun, 81 Ward.
V. ". CLEAvELAND,
Prss't L. and Ii. club, 81 Wasd
JSo u kEKFooT,
PSes't i and tt. ttiut, itu Ward
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H.r .he u.Io.c ,,,,, a.,

" hardly know what kind OF an of.
fering TO make you for the coming
Christmas" fondly iisped young
Chicago fellow to his true love. in her
fathers psrter. one evening this week.
:" Ynu don't 9'' said she.
No" said be.
A pause of several moments here
s"ok place, when suddenly she lay her
little head upon his shoulder and muir
= ured:
. An .fieriug. did you say ~
fes, DEAR he replied, II cant
roiittive what kind Of a one t. make
ycu.''
Ah-henr,' gain she, clearing her
throat. .Aof then sbs puzzled forth in
livery, cooling nofes;
g Edward, dear, w-woaldn't ana
engagement ring u tie IA offar ring ~
if Was Al awful Ibipg ~ 81, what she
.'td, hat ne didn't seem To care for thar,
ne was So glad. and oe-id = it's Leap
Year YET.
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Tns DAii.ss HgR,Lp and the Weekly
Mail are having controversy over the
word "Texian." The HEnaLD insists
that il should be written and pro
ncunced Texan" while the Mail adj
heres 10 the eld-fashioned and time
honorea spelling FIVE were coming a
derivatiye at the present time. argument
OF analogy and euphony might be sp.
pIicable ia favor Of emitting the 4" bui
The weight OF established usage ie vastly
sgainsf any such innovation. Sam
Houston always pronounced the word
"rexian," and we presume his compra-
triots did likewise. All old settlers have
followed this pronunciation; and the
modern aiIectcfion OF pronouncing il
Texan hardly dates any further back
than the Gloss Of the war.-- Bonhan
News.
This IL q mistake. Our recollection
u. that fully - many old settlers spell
and pronounced the word Texan, - VI
haze alnoHg the population OF oslsy
Therefore, when the News admits the
analogy aud euphony favor omiftinl
tbs Il" he surrendsrs the questiosi.
That rnust b. ~ -Affectstion" that dis
cards thess governing ssies ID syseliins
and prouuncis4ion. and ssss up ! nsnge
which has nothing Tor : 6asis bui
spochryphsl Aks. fex-isn i essential
" k4ekvood< is violstes ths analqey
rad harmony q lsnGnAaA. tIowessr
" any person IN ihe Htak4< q 80 a &
al = yoana k6oos % f6n.a - pfoi61
r. el.eesr1af elle!s - - ~ -
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Ai.ss mr. rsoP eses Otd sas see NJ
the CENTENNIAL.

Did you see that curious contriyance
ia Machinery Hall called the Kellogg
ballot box 2
Mr. Pimpleton shook his cad
That is where you missed II again.
One Of the most ingenious inventions Of
the age The exterior looks like any
ballot box, but after the votes have once
been deposited you can open that box.
aud bring out q majority tor whichever
side you please. They gave exhibitions
Of tile way IN which il worked, and
rcsiiy never saw anything 80 astonish-
ing Forexanpte: They would put in
500 tickets markell Jones and 100
marked Smith. Upon opening the
box it would be found 10 contain , 00s,
ticsess for Smith and say % for Jones.
The agent told me he had sold q large
number Of these boxes in Louisiana,
South Carolina and Florida. and that he
bad strong recommendation from Kel-
Iogg Chamberlain and Stoughton.
Pity you neglected to see thai ballot
boxr
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IL Is sail that ''usiug TO the omis.
'iou ~ Que ~ the electors from u
large number of Republican tickets,
lin leXa-l the highest Democratic
hu over the lowest 4 Public ~ cleo
i'r ug1r,,y OF - 9a7 prabably the
Hry'd u'i uty siyen Tor any elee,ur
Boo tuc Cui1u' shall Texas not get Va
its s'ra pu the Returning Board
phJf tuI that ts,nnnri
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served Him Right.
special Correspondence of The Herald.j
LswlsyILlE, December o, 1853.

special correspondence 81 me heFald.J
LswisvILGE, December o, 1875.
A man by the psm- of Lanlh Wa
killed here last nirh ti.ies lie ;s'i.
lowing circumstance H@ @as .
taxested aud quite oyefbeariag, hay
iGg previously rua sehaolma-;er uat
II the village lie then conimens "a
following and threaleniag d meg %,
the negro endeavoring to evade him
All the time. unth about seven O'Clock
last night, when a siiot Was heard back
of Rawlings store, where Laub haze
followed the negro. Lanb was foand
dead, shot through the coliar-bone
severing the jugular vein. The negro
has not been arrested up to this time.
Yours 4
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We, tn. aader-iGnsd Druggists of Dallas
exssss having been selling DIR. Coleman :
So.centrasco W lille eui sisS.r Spisa-s " aisr
f'S the p .st yea or AofS, aud Ds,Sl.a,. pie
epportun.tr OF e fi.llf Of III effect upon the
pas les IA " ham Ne have sold. 90 an. .-s:iR-
Ting y y funounceu IL one one OF the best &c
mis dies upon the mprket Aud for the dis
eases meitieDed in Or. ceiemnn's citcui,r
s8s especially clfGnic constip ii N sick an =
nervous head ,lcises, a;.d a. Is COS aiaoa p,fr-
gatise ne have StcseF sold any ps-.iaFal u
that gives such uai erssi saslsfat ton
knDwiDg i.s pleasant aud s.iifa;iin.s effAet-
tpsati,er Win lis pefiee safety under aIt eli
cuinsiancss,we NJ st chea riuiIy rsee initnead
it Use 10 the su flesfsss ever ywher-.
COMMON & W Ak Err.
GA La~l &GALE.
hJSkIS- a LOW rlL.
WILLIAMS C roLINER.
A0Yf aCpFFIN.
5. d Las, Texas, July, 4 i5T6t
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r,,AE STATE or Tex .--r., M s=.--57

1'HE STATE OF TEX A--Fs the s.er...
Of Dallas county. greeting; Nheseaa
J. r, Elliot. one OF tnr bFm of ElliOt q Raud
has This eay made oath befuts ne
that j. A. Mcbride Il a tr&u-isnt person
50 thai the ordinary process az law
can hot o. ssrV~u upon aim. ~ aoe hereby
CON intnded tnat yoH, by mixing pubifcs-
tioa ~ .his Wflt Ia sniae newspaper I-ritsfed
IA tae cay Dallas, tos tiIrss sac ssssisr weeks
b'tore he reiurn day hercaf, su.nit' Ga she
SAID j a. Mcbride g bu AMI appear be-
fore noe At as office. No. lif NJ i t. -rurt u;
ths city pi DALLAS. Ia tht county of liallas
SiatE y fsSsSS o. sue ist Iay VI januarg, A
y ~. Al 10 o'clock "A. ~, % isnswe e. tha
eoIaltisini Of Elliot y boaa Tor the sIIa OF
niasteea doliarA and seven cents due On ac
count h,sG.
Herein fan not, aud OF this writ M Ike due
return ss the law direct.
civ under my aiiieiai slgasture at Dab
las, this 9Th day VI ID eeTaDe A. - 1876.
W W. PEAK
Justice Of the Peace PFseiaet No. /, Dallas
cuunty. ieesryf
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UDi ed States tro are waited IN
Tennessee. intimitiatini Is Rampant,
and contradiction ii i.agec. A few
lays since General James r Chai
'nrrs, Democrats. Congressman eiee.
rom the sixth Mississippi di-tiicr
rrseti--d Men>phis, aad while drivihs
To tht wharf At Friaf'> P,iiit, MS ear
riage v ~ sfepieti i,y the aegroa-. VIII
u'iiiifeiied he horses. sl,d s.sizang b
t''ie drew The vebi sis Ia the iauai,,r
amid grsa, rherripg
Giiss. r. Wade. g ,inne 1. of C,aeordi
vaii-h: Voittitis- Republican, Na,iaila
ticket and Democratic S.ats tiele;
Did ~, partly becaii-p Ia. had a sii-s-
grremept with Senator Dave fos.,ig,
aud tseaass he thou h. The Democrat
would give the State s,etter govern.
nei,t. Knows Of no violence tocoiare8
Democrats. but heard great many
threats.
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lNdE STATE Oh lex As 10 Al. pecan.
Il interesl.d l. the susidiansaip OF Il. :,
states VI George aud fr4uk Davt.fsot,
iaihorS, etc, Mrs. Mars scott, guar
dltot has hii-l IN tB- CouatS Cour
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SAD application, IL they proper.
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Court of D.iiRs County.
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-23
ssrisiny Fess.re Of che Brsekiyn
Horror

One of the most striking features of
the great Brooklyn horror IL the youth
OF the victims This is accounted Tor
by the tact that they were mostly IN
the gallery, which is generally occupied
by the young who earn their own Inv
ing vi lao whose ages are recorded
tue ciassikcstlen Is found to be rs iol
lows: Seven years old, nine, + ten
z; twelve. 8; thirteen, 6; fourteen, 2
tiit-sn. D.; sixteen, s., seventeen. Ii
eighteen. Is nineteen. Ia twenty, Ii;
twenty-one. s.; twenty two. II; twenty
three. loi twenty.iour, 2 twenty i've
81 twenty-siz, 4; twenty seven. = TWEEN.
" eight, 4; twenty nine. l. thirty. s.;
from thirty TO iiiiy. 10; above ii.ty. 2.
The average age OF the victims whose
age Is known is txenty-one years and
live naonths.--4Seo York Grophie.