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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03
THE COURTS,
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

The case Of Annie Schell VS. the city
of Wheeling WAS given 10 tie jury yes
terdsy afternoon, who returned yer.
diet for plaintiff tor $500. The city So
licitor made motion to sci aside the
verdict.
In the case of Cohn. Samphner & Co.
vs.. the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, the
following jury WIS empsnnelled: d.
Snambrs, John NJ. Thornhurg. Jan es
A. Denn,sten. Wesley Bowman, Ed.
Pier.on, Geo. Wise, VIM. Murray, d
h. Irwin, u. g. Shorts, G.. .. Dunlap
Alex. Kenple and l.. Msanert. Case
still on t'isl ut the adjournment o! court,
which Was had till the usual hour this
morning.
POLICE COURT JUDE CRANMER
There was but one case before this
cour. yesterday. James Cochran, for
drunkenness, was lined two dol ars and
costs. PAD
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Retnrnel Home,

Gus. Frauzheim ard Will Reno. the
two way WARD youths who ran away at
the drst OF the week, returned home yes.
tsrdsy. They went down the river as
far rs Cincinnati, but becoming frightened
at the tall towers and otter ct crteras
which e, to make up city, concluded
that boss had no business away IRON
home. and so they returned.
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A Row settled.

At Squire Burgers tttice last night
James ard Kate McFadden were ar'
.iyned for badly abusing one Thor
N, rton, in the town OF Manchester, 9TH
srwise known as East Wheeling. Jones
was discharged from custody, aid ks,e'
on her pleading guilty to gong Tor Nor
TN in purirslic style, was fined one dol
lar and costs.
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TOLEDO. Nav 2.-flour - Firm.
Whest S.eadY; Ne. | white Michigan
81 COM2 Of; amber Michigan spot - 90;
seller May 81 80: seller June so OOCr9
2O25; , red winter and seller May 81 9S;
seller June 81 %; No. 3 red at -.
Corn-DulI aud lower; high mixed, spot,
SIC; No. 2. spot and seller May 56c;
seller Jun" SIC; seller July So; seller
August 6o1c; rel. cted sac. OaLs-QuIet,
No.2 44!c; No. = white 5Oc
MILWAUKEE, May 2.-Flour Quiet
and nominal. Wheat Unsettled and
closed firm; No. | Milwaukee 81 rs; No.
2 Milwaukee 81 Sc: seller June 81 ca;
seller Juiy 81 81; NJ. 3, 81 81. Corn
Frmer: No. 2 new $40 ats-St"sdy
md fair demand; No. =. 40l@ilc. Rye
Dali and weaker; No. l 93tds5r. Bar.
."v-NominaI; No. spring S3c; No. 3
Csc
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Defamation Glass.
DEBATE.

Resolved, That Rus,is is justihable in
declaring WAT against Turkey.
Tue affirmative was led by Mr.. Hober
and the negative BY Mr.. Allison, Messrs.
Lsrkin, Psrke, Stanton and Jackson
(colored) participating. The question
was decided in favor OF the affirmative.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03

NEW goods for spring wea! received
daily a. Thos. Hughes & Co.'S merchant
tailoring Establishment. Z Ii wool ca'si-
meres will be made to order in SUITE for
so, same a. usually sold Al S25.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03

Tuos. HUGHES & Co. have Just re.
ceived fresh lot OF black worsteds which
they will make up into suits at he very
low price OF $500. Call and examine
them.
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AGES.

ASK tor those elegant English diago-
mails for spring overcosts at Thos. Hughes
s Co.'s. NowIs the time to examine
this stock viii e It is fresh aud unbroken.
Special inducements TO cash customers.
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\ CURE Fon HARD TIMES

Send one Dollar and sel the 90 4 az ~ ",
h lder and It's Govt
someS little article I'VE made 80
illustrate its usa ana bring nur olb.,.S
b"iOr yOu, We arr ,ncIOlug 4,
thousand Il O0C) ofthe<e Holdeis So 50
OF ODD FRS Tor our goods ana co, 500
from ! c 10 81 dollars. Each uolI.,1
tains either coin or ar ,rfrrn,t,..,
II by sending IN. dollar You gr,,H 81
lar knitting Machine. ora do,,.
and The Age Cy 10 sell our Good, VOC /,
soon 'orce' m" Hard lines. Dan, ~,
FORD, 6>g Broadway. NY. ars,'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03

ALL wool panta!oons made to order,
and guaranteed to d: for SIS, at Frank
Bros, 46 Twelfth street.
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p.rrpo.n BoSps-Higher.

RAILROAD DONDs-fllSuS i.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet and nominal.
STol Ks-In the afternoon were exceed
irCly irregular, aud the changes from
firu,ness TO depression were frequent. In
the afternoon the market was weak ana
nri,es showed decline OF 4 TO
~ per cent from the highest point
OF the day. The recent heavy advances
in prices frightened bears into covering,
as a general thing, which took from the
market It's principal sustaining element
ard there 0elns very few outsiders IN
Wall street. prices recoded. Just before
the close of business, however, sleadier
tone prevailed, aud there WAS q recovery
IMl per cent. Morris ana Essex fe:l on
10 IS and croeed at 75s. Delaware, Lack
awsr ma and Western tell to 50t and re
covered to 5lt. but closed at 5ls. Deis
ware and Hld>on tell to 46i and recov.
cred to AZ. New York Central Tell on
t. 93s ana closed At 9S3. Lake Shore,
alter selling down to 81 recovered TO IL.
X ok I.lard touched 81, closing At git
Western Union sold down 10 Ga and
closed at 62.. Pacific Mail advanced
TO 233. Nj chignn Centrsi Tell to AS
Panama to 81; Northwestern common
to %; preferred TO 444, and st. Paul com.
mon 10 lSI There WAS only fractional
recovery III these shares ut the close,
when tie market ruled active and steady.
The transactions on the Stock Exchange
to dsv aggregated 10000 shares, Of
which $500 New York Central, 4l,7OO
Lake Shore, $500 Northwestern, $500
Rock Island, 500 st. Paul, 1880 Della
ware, Lackswanna and We.terr, 5,6N
Delaware and Hudson, 5000 Morris and
Essex, 1000 Mich gan Central, 49,5Oo
Western Union and $500 Pacific Mail.
The Hong Kong property Of the Pa
cifc Mail Company WAS sold for S2OO,
600. This property WIS rendered nearly
useless for the company's business oy the
typhOon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03

Time OF game, Two nOurs.
Earned huns-Sot e.
A TOUGH QUESTION.
The following communication has been
handed in:
EDITOR REGISTER Please inform a
number OF your readers how to de-
eide this bet: A bets that the
Al;eghenies on Saturday beat
the Fries two to one. The game
being one to nothing. A claims he WINS,
Ne he thinks one to nothing equals to two
to one in the sense of the bet. Please
ans wer and oblige Yours,
w. s.
This is the subject that has been dis
cussed very often, and is now agi'stlng
the ball-tossers again. The Clipper
holds thst to 0 cannot be counted rs z
to |, because the club making the /
only scores one run more than tho losing
nine. This is not question OF matne.
mates, but only of justice in base ball
sense. In strictly mathematical sense
| to 0 would be equal to 5 to or 100 to
0, because is infinitely more than
The reason for taking this ground, &C.
cordlng TO the Clipper, Is that the ciuo
making run to its opp'nents D, must
earn another run before 1t can be entitled
to victory of 2 t. l, because it Is much
easier for u club to keep its opponent
from scoring than II is tor 1t to add
another run to its score. 1t would be
evidently unjust, therefore, for |. to
count 2 to l ON score of to 0.
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The WaYerl'ps.

A coed sudienc e greeted the WaverlIes
at WIesel hal! last night, 10 witness their
regular weekly performance. We sub
JOIN the programme:
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II you want 10 ee. suited IN pair of
Shoes, go to l.. V. Blends.
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Deaths ID, tnyH.

D.. Jepson, City Health Officer, fur.
nishes US with the following report of
deaths doings in Wheeling during the
month of April:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03

BEFORE going elsewhere stop and e1.
anime those nobby plaid suits for sale at
Frank Bros.
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II you want TO get cheap and nice
fitting pair of Shoes, 60 to l.. V. Blond's,
ll3S Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03

For bargains in the clothing line go
to Frank Bros, As Twelfth street.
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JUsT received, lot Of Children's
Shoes of the latest styles At L. v.
Rlond'I
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BUSHES suits from S. to SIP, at
Frank Bros, 46 Twelfth street.
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Pianos FOR BEGISSERs-Sev
good octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music, Tor sale or rent on easy terms, at
ADAMS & LUCAS,
1927 Market street.
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GENTs' fine Shoes of the latest STYLES
ust received at l.. V. Blends.
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THE finest shoes KEEP! in the city at L.
V. Blends.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, May 2.-MosLi-A'
2@2i per cent Prime mercantile pap
8Ga4i per cent. Customs reoelp1
s292 600 The Assistant Treasurer ans
bursed sS7lOO0. Clesrings lS.Ooor%@
Sterling, long 4s73! short 1891. =.
GoLD-Opened AZ lost and closer ~
lO7, all sales having been at these figures
Carrying rates Il TO = psr cent ana 9''-
rstes fat to 2 per cent. NJ
SILyEg-At London SIT pence. here
silver bars 1851, greenbacks; llS gold;
silver coin ! per cent discount.
t.ovrpN,ip.r. snd steady.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03

eDaily : xcept Sund .y-Cumberland Ac-
communication.
tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation. r,,t
tSteu benvllle Accommodation
train during the dly pa>se> 6ackwar ana
forward betw, en- Martins Ferry ana
Bellaire, oppl when required AT sme,
man u. use. II u willie, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03

The cheapest shoes IN the city at L. '.
Blends.
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SIMPSONS
Livery and Feed Stables.
Owing to the Grant House fire, have re-
moved 10 the
CENTRAL HOTEL STABLES,

UTTUSI r II. q VI ". w I'Isr Ut
Where will be please L see all my
customers and the public gencTa!lN. win
my new stock and hrst-claSs turnnuis ]
am pIepared TO answer a ! calls satisIac
tOriiN.
Pony PHAErON-Ih have Blskct PhRe-
ton. su I th'e for ladies' NJ d children.
STYLISH DRIVING WAGONS-For
commercial trtv-leIS. sc
LAND\I'S. OMNIbU-SE-, Sc-El"gan'
Land 4us and Is ,rOucnc for weddings,
shOppings. &c, First class teams, ana all
the Ic1u sites OF First-t lass sta les.
SPECIAL attention To 'edin and board
ing horses, sc. PRICES l. w.
My trends are especially iuvi cd IN rNIl
AT nv news rbleS, where. nOtwiJhslaud.
log my IoSses by fire. | am prepared, even
better han before TO uruish livery tan.
apis OdD J. y. SiNPS ~.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 80 now
10 j. w. FERgELs.
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FoR the lstest style in clothing q TO
Frank Bros, 46 Twelfth street.
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Truth is mighty and will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and carpets are
at j. w. Ferrers. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, 4 TO 6
cents; A Chntz, 8 cents; Table Linen.
20 cents; Crash, 6 cents. All other goods
in proportion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-03

THE largest assortment OF mems
ycutns and boy's'clothine at greatly re-
duced prices, for sale al Frank Bros.
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FIasT-cLAss paid suits from sSto SIS,
at Frauk Bros.
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LAEsT STYLES OF Shoes st received
at l.. V. Blends
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Coop black Kid Gloves for 81 cents a!
j. N. Ferrels.
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Sold by dealers in medicine Logan,
List s Co, wholesale agents, Wheeling,
W. Va.
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A aooD fit and satisfaction guaranteed
to Gil who purchase clothing OF Frank
Bro's
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a q IL q
STANDARDS.

Umpire, K. McNichol.
Time OF game, two hours.
Earned nuns-SoLe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-13
THE STATE OVER.

GrdySon Conh--Denison is to have {
grand anniversary ball. The 9th ami
versary day for Denison is on the 23c
lnstant,--Shermanites are not al,
lowed to dig their own graves. -Chas.
Long, the conductor on the Central
railroad was killed Monday by the
throwing of the train oil the track.
Tdr0n ComM-Mr. John Marks was
nearly killed by being suffocated with
the gas arising from his charcoal burner
while soldering the roof of the new
courthouse, a gentleman, who has
for months been in stringent circum.
stances, in Fort Worth, has lust received
check for 81 500 on u bank in that
city. Rev. Francis Grant will be in
Fort Worth Sunday.
Kendall C6mtH-Bo erne was visited
by its first show on Tuesday, the tenth
instant--rhe Spanish and a Celtic
element took part in a national fight re-
cently.-lleavy rains have visited the
county in the past few days-1he
cases of the State vs.. Longbein, which
have Ggured conspicuously in the dis.
trict court of this county for the last
four years, have now all been disposed
of. The last cases were tried this term
Charley Longbein was acquitted on
every charge.
Parker C6,mw-The Times deyotes
an entire page to the discussion of the
prospects of the extention of the Tap
to that place. II argues that it must
come OF necessity.-Thomas Green
was shot and dangerously wounded by
G. c. Riddle, at Whit Station. on the
first instant The cause was Greens in,
timacY with Biddles' wife.-Miss
Paul. of Fort Worth, a lady of sixteen
summers fulfilled her fathers engege-
ment by delivering load of lumber in
Weatheriord last week.
MeLcHHaR County Mayor Byrd wants
the business men of Waco to build
more tenant houses in order to catch
Immigrants coming to the place.
The county school fund from the state
: $1,000. Ii was only 5000 last
cotton compress started
Saturday.-The steamer Algiers Of
he Morgan line, arrived al Clinton
rom New York last Saturday morning.
md on Monday eighteen ear loads of
reight which she brought over were
delivered at the depot in East Waco.
HiLsOa County. Nellie II. Maves
yon the first rri e. gold medal, at the
,ort Gibson Collegiate Academy, in
iississippi.-The mail route from
sutherland Springs to Cuero has been
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-13
California; III orough,y Democratic.

st. Louis Times: California is dem
ocratic, and solidly democratic. Al
though we do not yet know the size o
the victory, we are justified in speaking
of it as II great victory. The certainty
OF the retirement of Sergeant from the
Uunited States senate, and of his sue.
cession by democrat, would be suih
cient to make it great victory, ifthere
was nothing else to boast of. Long
practice has made the associated press
agents slow in reporting democratic tri,
umphs, and the truth leaks out gradu>
ally and unwillingly. According to the
last figures doled out to us, the demo.
cratic majority on Joint ballot was
known and admitted to he thirtyseieht
IL will probably amount to rs much as
forty-tive. Allowance must always be
made for the unwillingness of the wires
to bear democratic news. Republican
victories speed abroad on the wings of
the lightning democratic victories crawl
at a snaifs pace. II is true that the
democratic majority in the last legisla>
ture was tifty.four, but that was a phe>
nominal election, and it must be re.
membered that the republicans carried
California for Hayes last fall (fraudu>
lently, as there is reason to belieye) by
a majority of nearly three thousand.
The democratic vote on Joint ballot
may not be as large as in the last legis.
lature; but, like Mercutio's wound, it
will do. 1t will send a democrat to the
senate in the place of Sargent, and that
Is glory enough for one dose.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-13

New York Express The immense
sums of money spent in Washington by
the corrupt republican ring, Of which
Shepherd was the boss and Babcock a
shining ornament were partly excused
on the ground of the vast improvements
that were made. The taxpayers were
robbed and the public money squan-
dered right aud left, but then what a
beautiful city had been built in a swamp
So it seems, And while the patent paveN
ments are worn out and worse than
none at all, ana half the work needs to
be done over again. the old swamp
shows its presence in malaria and dis
ease. Its morals have been malarious
| for IL long time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-13

just after the strike, when solomon
closed the discussion 10y telling the
sluggard to go to the ant the sluggard
replied, with n knowing wink, that he
had much softer thing than that.
"As how" inquired the proverbial
monarch. 81 will start n savings bank, "
replied the man of inertia. The mon
arch nodded slowly, twice or thrice
and went away to get shaved. The
next time he met the sluggard, that
deliberate individual was riding in q
gold'mounted carriage, with coachman
and footman in livery, and in reply to
the monarch's nod he just pulled up to
say that he was going over to Europe
for a little while, till the furry blew
over. And Solomon went back into
his sanctum and wrote Better is an
handful with quetnes than a bank
book as big as a Bible with travail an d
vexation ofspirit"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-13

Mobile Register A well dressed mes
gro applied to the judge of probate OF
this city for II marriage license, He
was asked how old his intended was,
and answered with great animation,
Just sixteen, iudge--swect sixteen,
and de handsomest girl in town The
Judge said he could not do it, as the law
forbade him to issue license to any one
under eighteen. well, hold on,
judge" exclaimed the man. 81 know
dat dem girls are deceitful and lie about
der age She is nineteen is u day"
"Will you swear to it2' asked the Judge,
eyes, sab, " he replied, and did. And
how old are your said the Judge, The
chap looked suspicious, and replied
cautiously, "rhirty'hve" and added, "lt
dat won't do, judge I've got more
back"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-13

HERE is what the Houston Tslepan
says of Morgans enterprise and Calves.
ton 1t it not cheerful prospect for
the islanders as it stands now:
The following are now the move.
ments of the Morgan steamers on the
bayou; Mail ships on their way up and
down twice week touch at Galveston
going and coming; the freight ships do
not touch at Galveston. These steam.
ers are now bringing in freight at the
rate of fifty car loads q day, and within
two or three weeks will be carving ont
produce fully az fast. In short time
the business will require a shin each
day, The ships now on the line are the
whitney, Harlin, Clinton aad Morgan
Inc Arkansas, a new ship, is now in
process OF construction for the line
and will soon be finished. This i'm,
mense traffic, which once sought Gal.
weston, now passes her by TO enrich
other more fortunate localities,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-13

The Ntrs very properly regards the
tramp question as a very grave one, and
one which will not settle itself very
readily or very satisfactorily until
something of its wonted prosperity is
restored to the country Let every
measure of relief be addressed to that
end, and when the equilibrium of trade
and manufactures are restored the
tramp will never be heard of again until
we have again passed through u civil
war, incurred large debt and attempt
TO resume specie payment prematurely.
A little wholesome legislation on the
subject Of strikes, and the local disor.
ders they produce would not DO bad
adjunct to other measures necessary to
be taken now, The wisest, coolest and
most forbearing treatment promises
greater success than anything else.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-13
Hayes Partially tor Himself and
Prejudice Against II Negro.

Boston Post Precisely why the new
colored minister to Hayti, Professor
Iangston cannot be allowed to 60 into
Ohio on his way to his post and deliver
II few stump speeches is not so plain
when thepresident is goingstraight there
himself for the same purpose though
they may have thin military disguise.
The president regards Langston's pro-
posal as violation of the executive or,
der relative to ofice.holders, though it
does not appear to apply to the author
of it. Very likely he may havea preju.
dice against the new haytien minister
by reason of his color. 1t is certainly a
restraint on his freedom.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-13
Gone Hack on u Parry Man.

Philadelphia Bulletin No respects
able republican hereabouts will regret
that the Callornians have 80 arranged
matters that Senator Sergeant will res
main at home instead of misrepresent-
ing the state in the senate next term.
He is republican of the kind that
does no credit to the party. He is a
politician who has always been good
deal more careful to make matters com.
Portable for himself and friends than TO
advance the interests of his section and
his country by preparing and advocating
stNtesmanlike measures Mr. Sergeant
if he can shine at all, will have SPLEEN
dor in private life; but we imagine that
he will not be very eitulgent anywhere
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-13

discontinued to accommodate the con,
troctor,-----On Sunday evening, the SEQ
ond instant, u small child, the son Of
Mr. W, H. Mageo, living near llarcho,
was struck down and so injured by u
pitching horse jumping on ii, that il
died IN q few hours.--Cotton which
was stripped Of its leuyos by the worms,
is lruiting much better than that which
was not touched Especially is this the
case where recent rains have fallen, ----
A negro named Charley Britton became
doranged from inhaling the poison from
the preparation used to Kill cotton'
worms
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-13

VIZ see no cause for the heartmess
with which the NeDS and u few other
papers in the state, drag out and expose
private letters of public men relating to
their ambition to reap senatorial honors
now that over year has elapsed since
the choice was made. Nothing can be
gained except to stir up bad blood be-
tween the parties and their friends As
to iniuring Governor Coke that is sim.
ply impossible, and five years of failure
to do that ought to satisfy even the
Galveston NecS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-13
The Effect OF Haye.,s,,

Hawkeye: 1t may be all right 70
slobber little sentimentality over the
purity, OF the motives of President
Hayes, but man is supposed to in.
tend the consequences of Hayes acts are
the imminent dismemberment of the
republican party, the party which made
him president and which can now be
preserved only in spite of his temporiz.
ing, II, indeed, il can be saved at an IA
seems TO us that Hayes is responsible
for the results Of his policy, whatever
his Intentions may have been.