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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

Everything QsIst on ,he 2sasls Rad
hiing from PiffsbarE- SnaaberIRa..
ST. louis aud Vhie,zEa and ,hr 10 .si-
In "psrHrtos Threatening ssTfLe
tioud al Evans, ..
EVANSVILLE, IND, Jaly SJ--Thv
strikers organised "a this e!iy ySsler-
day, and tins morning they Iutei.d t.
parade the streets. Il is feared ihgt
general strike in all branches OF trade
viii he i:saugara.e.i, s.Iid truuJlc j. az
ttcipztsd. a.
81. Louis, Jul5 S9.--Ah-olu0s quiel
reigns throughout 81 Louis 1hiz morn
ing.
The exchanges have TeopeDod. Eid
everything IS rapidly reIaEniag - H.,
Barmal condition.
Some manufacturing establishment
are sin closed for want OF coHl, ia; it
viii De abnadaat Ia day ortso.
CHlcAeo, july 30,--scareeiy. vest
age Of The late tronbls la. been visible
! to day.
Genersls Sheridan aud Crook lfr.y,d
this morning from 81 P..HI, aud t;esl-
eIsi Pope from III. Louis.
The latter will still have the innle.
date control OF the United State
troops here and in this vicinity, b
virtue of his position IN Tue army.
General Crook went west h O.naha.
where he looks after some reported In
dian troubles IL the western terriuD-
ries. 49,.
The railroad strike Las few new a-a-
tnres- Engineers on tie Yandal:a, In.
dianapoiis and 81. Loisis loads have
struck, ana "a few o.hsT engineers lake
q discontented view, bat I.Aye, Ne yei,
made lo signs OF striking, -...
The usual Sun day passspges tu,isess
has been done By all the liues sAee;r
the Vandalia, bat few freight cars
have teen moved in any direction.
HoBoKEN, n. j.. JEiy 30.-Wal.tr
kichline and Edward S;urgs,,. enc
two leaeers Of the stFiaing firemen. aU
the Delaware, LacAaaanI.a and We
tern railroad presented themselves
before superintendent Reysser. re-.
terdsy, AID admitted that they az
tempted the strike, but that thei- sI
fcrfs had been unsuccessful. The Nor.
RS and Essex division and the Other
divisions are expected % fan into ii,e
tO~narrow, and thus open up ths iir,.
b WASHINGTON, July 81. -Gsref,.
Hanceck stat5s in a dis. aieh RECESSED
tii7 morning IL the var Department
;hsi he HAD hsara l5nfa CIals-fla,,.i
sni P.'i-ssssg tiiis morning. ani t.,l,-
thing on .he railroads IL qsie AID pfa
Crossing veil - very NILE uaae val
accomplish the rest
Governor Cared, Of Mary land. IN a
eeisnsnseai.oI 10 tire secretary OF
ssF. ssys the freight tra,1s Hhich
were started for baltimore and Oman
berland yesterday proceeded Wilhelm
inferruptton TO Marfinsburg. and have
Been set in motion again to-day n itis>
nut a1y distur tanee. . eegin o. feel
thai tie spirit Of lhs order .s broken.
and hope To- Che speedy restoration "
qufetb
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04


EvEFY traveller who goes into the
country in any part OF north Texas
since the late rains commenced, is as
touished at the magnificent crops OF
corn and cotton seen in every direction
Indeed the fields groan under their
loads OF these great staples of life.
Millions upon millions will be added
TO the wealth of the people by this sim
gle crop alono. While, of course, il is
intrinsically valuable in itself, yet its
great worth To Us will he its quality of
attracting vast number OF good farm
ors TO otn highly favored section Of the
state Our people might as well cons
menoe preparing for an immense immi-
grafton whiehs thin circumstance will
surely attract. Already there are many
people here prospecting for suitable To-
cations. We see and talk with them
every day, and the universal verdict is
that no country on the habitable globe
'sufpasses our section in all the essen.
tisis OF sn immense agricultural sue.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

nhst fiiiLADEIFaIA, July -s.-The
soa5wfnss Was Tseesv.d lfoun the gem
sFatsn 4aarer 81 the Pan u sndIe Iins.
4 oo.cahtus, Oaia Our roads act
OF cctanies are "a fs.i operation a.
al I.ti It's.
" Tie headquarters 81 ihe stgik-rs
ars Al EO.umJas gave Tie msyaf
and tie strikers no.ie- Chat I r.oyas.i
{" run tssight trains to-day.
l'ie fnsyoruppospG II, uutuf csI.r8
o. r4o sVgeEnSs. why todd Eius De-
waiiiJ isuaess All ari llsrtssar, -,
s1.zsi 20 snsxe fFsinszsas-L snorsaag.
" The engines vore captured 10 tl,,
Striker, hiit we're speedily Eriassh.
aud a traia started for GaciuHa.!.
Two Of the men Sere arrested.
" All nov quiet and the UlSb dis
Persed- We intend to move trains ~
once"
PHILADELPHIA, Jaiy -s.-rhe pre-.-
ihent of Tie Hsnn~s !Ssnia raiiruai
makes the ioglowing anaoualsfEeui:
The Psan-yiysniA TallFo-.f sasl IT.
branches are opened fOT freishls ~
we'll a. pss=engers, lrom WashiBet1u,
BaitiElors, Ph,iadeipbia aud Sew
! York. Ia points a. fsr a Al,o0ny.
'oo their main liue 10 Kane, on IA.
Philadelphia, and-On the Erie road "a
Buffalo via EmpOria b. EimirA
aud Canada, GA the Northern Central
I railroad"
The territory comprises tie Clear
Held and Broad tap bItuminons coA.
region, aud the anthracite region
tributary 10 the Northetn Central
| road.
They expect 70 have their main line
open TO Pittsburg, and the l'hiiadssl-
phia and Erie road 70 Erie Ia morrow
and their line west Of Pittsburg, Mon
day.
Their men are rapidly reeognizIug
the situation. and the fact that the III
terest Of the company and their own
are Identical
/ PHILADELPHIA, July ga specia.
to the Evening Telegraph from Pitts
burg says: This morning General
Hamilton, with about oue huudred
and fifty regulars, arrived ;u this cay
his arrival esused a sensation, n thcy
brought with them bfiy siriEsrs q.
prisoners. .E -#.-
! AZ the train approached JVLEssryu
during the night, The strikers mi-
= placed aud wedged a s~iteh EhieI
threw the train from the track, result
ing IN iBjaEy - -esse e"i.Iser AN! the eu
ginser. e, ~ 1
General Easaiilpn de:4oysd hi
nlen, and before the crowd NeT,s 40 A.
of the snsyeDeph Ihe Regulate la.
captured about iilsy, AID zaIoaHIi. IA.
them kept the others II bay. ..
Ia II 10 position they awaited rFv
transportation AID soon AFTER stzrtes
with their prisoners ior this city
! where the captured rioters have be,I
placed IN the arsenal 20 await ti- %
ton of The United States gov ersif.l t.r.t
4 -@''-" OAAhT @tlf -o---2tlA tiAath 90
tbs New York Central ard sursur
River railroad. Frelga; and i,aS-en
ger traits running regularly
!, Ady.ees received from tie Canal
Southern railroad, are TO lie egec
that the road Will 6e closed uat.i quls
prevails.
To>dey The running Of freight train
/, commences on the Lake Shore al
Michigan Scnlhern railroad, SUp,l
inteAdent Logger. of Tie Micalsa
Central road, telegJaFhH that ne ro,Y
is opened tie entire length f0r freight
General Hancork ANNOUNCES tia
all is quiet in Pennsylvania, EXCEPT II
some of the mining districts, such s.
, Scranton. Hancock concludes "P,z
slbiy the coal minets may regulr
! similar treatment 20 that Of the RAJ
, road strikers"
.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

rnE Victoria Aftorats complains tina,
Master Lang ideas arc too small. The
lawyers don / suit bim. the bankers are
not up to his standard aud newspaper
uien are little fellows to him. Now,
what the d. does anyone care about
thc opinion OF the Graui Master when
he gets Oft farm topics, and goes to
reminding other people one illustri-
Gus Texan politician. WAS indiscreet
enough to damn the newspapers, and
his little political grave kindly opened
aud sWallowed him Hp Let Grand
Master Lang be warned in time.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

has been no train on the Pacific to-
day, so far. but both the msii trains
will run AZ usual Tonight. Colonel
Noble was~expected at !, O'Clock, in
Marshadi. Ifhe arrived. 1t is probable
That some decisions viii I've reached i'm
1pediately ami thai We Will bear some
thing detiniteto night.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

toV'UsnoysE Gsoos il preparing to
reply 10 Governor Uubbards proclama.
tiou, and bcrs tho public to suspend
judgment. The public will feel very
much like suspending bodies If the
commissioner permitted himself to be
bulldolcd into issuing land certificates
without due warrant OF law Governor
Hubbard ha, the field so far.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

Tus lys does not sec why the strike
should very greatly affect Texas Cut
ting oiT communication with st. Louis
will force our people to buy provisions
ut home TO the manifest advantage N
our farmcrs There is no bitter with
out its attendant sweet aud the strike
Is not all oyil This is comfortable
gram Of satisfaction, aud the .tge Is
welcome 10 all The good there Is in it.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04
GENERAL SITUATION
iefaiss Point 20 the Rapid Settling Of
TAG Strike by Compromises and a r.
observation-disclosures Lines East in
Melton.

Melton.
P GALVESTON, July 27.-The negro
longshoremen Gu the Central wharf.
who have heretofore been paid thirty
cents per hour, struck this morning
for forty cents, the amount paid white
laborers on other wharves. After lit.
tie delay their demand WAS acceeded
to, and they resumed work. No dis
order. ~,
NEW YORK, July 27.-Superintend-
eHt Poneey said to-day that all trains
on the New YORK Central and Hudson
River railroad were running on time.
and there was no trouble at any point.
Trains on the Cnnada Southern rail-.
road were to have commenced this
morning. Freight is taken to all
points, and passenger tickets are like
wise issued.
sHAzEIToN, Pa, July 1.-THE strike
- the main line of the Lehigh Valley
has resulted in a stoppage OF all trains
on the Hazel branch.
The superintendent of the Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western railroad
telegraphs from Hoboken, to President
Sloan, that committee of engineers
had waited on him to say they would
60 te'work at once at the company's
serms, providing firemen be allowed
to do the same, as soon az they confer
with thegeneraI committee, with the
further proviso that the company
give their old wages - soon as times
get better, to which President Sloan
agreed. @ 80
= BA1afMoRE, July a.-Viee-presi-
dent King, Of the Baltimore aud Ohio
road, wrote long letter to the com.
lnlttee of strikers, decling the rail
LONDON, July z7.--1be Manchester
Gnardian's Vienna correspondent
states, In consequences OF defeat at Pie
ono, the Russian headquarters have
been removed to Beta. The Eighth
army corps has stopped its advance
through the Balkans, and it Is fortlfy-
ing Itself in TuuijA valley.
A special dIapatch from Vienna 10
the Times says a rumor is still eircu-
lated. and every body in convinced of
its truth, that there Is an understand
ipg between the great pnwere that the
moment for action h approaching
The barbarities committed by the 10
hammedaas at all point, as well "A by
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

ICeT to thiul, oft Now here this
great labor revolution is practically
over. and people viii bo compelled TO
drop back on The Danube and the
Turco-liu ian war Tor excitement, and
that j. 80 cruelty lar OH However. we
are relieved 10 know that the moment
is approaching when the great pow
ers will put thor oar into the diff
Guilty a little excitement may yet
grow ont OF the eastern war.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

~ ever a class Of people were in dan
ger Of being addressed out of house aud
homo, the granger are in that intcr>
osting prcdicamont Every paper you
pick up colonel somebody will. or has
addressed the CHANGERS Of such and
such county, at such place The
colonies do it every time, which is
strong presumptive evidence that the
farmers are not To blame for the speech
ePt,icmic now raeing in the state.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

Captain j. j. Eakin placed a peach
on our table yesterday, of the Chinese
cling variety, which measures eleven
and o1e-hsif inches round aud weighs
ten An- one-hali ounces, aud ssili taey
say fruit went grow In Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-04

IuF Galveston Mes Is very pro
nomced in IT, expression Of opinion on
the action Of the commissioner in issu-
iusceriiCcates 10 the Canoy y Barnard
improvement company, cover the pro,
tests Of two governors both able law
yors, ADD the opinion Of the attorney
general.
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OyC can not but be struck with the
head lines Of the Chicago TIneS in its
report OF the great riot lis passsRg
strange that even in such calamity as
that the rivalry between thai eity aud
s. Louis is kept up and the Tr,es
twits the latter with the fact that she
i behind them in the business The
last line Is peculiarly suggestive, rs wsll
a. fully descriptive, We have not the
shadow Of doubt. II reads in bold
black capitals Hell at Home"
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Trims ON tse Bmirfmsre and ohio,
Erie sRd t'enasyI,asia Roas.s fn
Fuii Operation ~. Louis Breaks
the Gem aaIi0n

Trims ON ti,e HmEffuare and Ohio
Erie sRd t'enasyf,aaia RotssIs la
Fuii Operation ~. Jeais Breaks
the Conn t,i asrson-
BALTIMORE, July zS.-Ths freight
trains mere commenced running on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad he
tween this city and Cnmberian,i.
Train is, with loaded freight cars, LEFT
Riverside station, near Locust Point,
about $3.50. No disturbance.
a large force OF tsoops, regular and
state militia and police, wsre present.
A small guard accompanied the train.
Up to noon twelve freight trsins had
left Cumberland for Baltimore. There
was no interference. A company OF
United States regulars were with the
first train.
= A special from Cumberland, dated
noon, says freight trains on the Pitts,
burg road are also moving to.day. Hop.
pers were furnished to the eonsoiida-t
ted coal, but miners would not 20 to
work, saying they wanted 20 attend
tie labarer's meeting nc Frost burg.
this afternoon. The meeting will be
watched with interest, as the dIscon-
tented viii try 10 make trouble.
ST LouIs, July 2S---Ge.eral Pope Is
here especially 10 see after the roads
which are in the hands OF Receivers,
which he proceeded specially 10 pre-
tect. There is DO hiGdrance to the de-
pGriure OF trains is any direction.
AT 5 a. IA. to-day a detachment Of
the Sixteenth, Nineteenth and Tween
'y-third United States Infantry, nun.
bering three hundred and fifty men,
under General JEFF. q. Davis, EN-
barked at the arsenal on the hArbor
boat and steamed 10 The eastern ap-
proach of the bridge. whence they
marched to the Relay depot at East ST.
Louis, AID took possession of il and
all the surrounding yaf,Is, tracks at.,i
property of all kinds.
The strikers, about two hundse.i
strong, who were at or near the depot.
scattered in aiI directions ON the ap-
proach Of the troops. Only three Of
them and two msskets were captured.
1t is expected that railroad traffic Will
be resumed today,
PITTsBURG, July 2s.-Colonei John
Hamilton. Of the First artillery, was
severely injured at Johnstown, caused
by a misplaced switch.
The first train that arrived In the
city presented . formidable appear
ance. In front Of the two engines was
. gondols car. on which was mounted
. Gatlin gun, deksuded by detaeh-
u1ent Of state fencihles.
Tho engineers and firemen on the
locomotives were under strong gnard,
soldiers having orders 10 shoot them II
there was the slightest hesitation in
dischareing their duties.
Upon arrival here. they quietly dis
and were marched to the
West Philadelphia hospital srounds,
where thsy were ncampei.
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"a. ~ ~. 'b- t"At -
Assasrs.se- a.,. AZ ,t.s .nrs,.s.-
Er Io5,ts tYt,. % srL
l.eiuo 6D.tiv .r,s -,
organizsd. nay. c,,n,ns,',-, -,
Twelve comnan;e. 0;,b bre.,l,.Io,,,,,,,,
guns ,,,,,l ,,'...,I.. az.
GENERAL Noble win ,anr bnr..,J
men gudsrcnr.ain -its. 49, n,s,c,,.
ID q, 49,, ...t.ts.,. -,
ers hay. yi,,,.i,v i.IIs,,.. -r,,..,,.,,
The battalions ,iiss..,v.,t ,,,,, o.,,,,,'.,-
uies with lo.ds,i ,ans .,,a sh.,,sd
the crowd x,,h 81 ,.s,.,.,,. .,.,,'.,.,
them out of the depot And x.r,Is and
the apparent leader Wa, arrested
The ap,bor,tias snnonno.. a., ,j,.
depo, will he held and interferenc.
with trains there preyente., Gnard.
will be furnished for All factories pro.
prietors of which wish to resume
work.
The executive committee of tie
wcrkingmenis party is in session nj
Firth and Biddle streets, and A brp.
crowd surrounds the hall b1t NO or
ders have been issued.
The COMMITTEES of the s;rikers have
been teieyrspbius To the tsa..,,s ~ IN,
Organization in other cit;.s akin,
for advice.
MANY of the i.rye bus,nes. i,a,,s.s
remain closed To-day I'm. will on.,
o.morrow
The president of the merchants tx.
| change has is.ned g na,ic,. that IN.
exchange will resume ba.iness ,,-mor-
row.
The streets ar. los c,ou,,,,.t .,J
there is a genera, impression that In
worst il over.
The Missouri Pzcifie railroad com.
meneed r,nniny fraigb, ,r.ins -,
both wavs and anno,nos. ,,a, a.
road IL oman far bnsjn.ss
Tha :. Ioniz Karsas ,.,r -
I Northe,n rail,o.d hos NO, 90, -
IN ,,r,euca sp,,
A heavy rain dur,pg,ba aa.r. .,,
of the dav. has had ,.aps;,,e-a,s,. e. q,
i IN dispersing the crowd. md d.nner
ing the arder oft mini .lema,t
| CHICAGO. Julv 2z--The .rat az IN,
local war hiss been moved even s,,r,ba,
away from news eeutsre than yest,.r
day. Lii now in the vicinity of Ar
cher avenue ami Hslsts,,.,i street. som,
four miles away,
The mob gathered there AT IA, earl,
hour this morning, but not in pre,.
force. and mn contests havst.ksn rI,.,
80,
| nom ii was rsuor,.l M, crow. a,
we,a ,a,h.,in. g. -, -, ny. -
and wa,. confs,,,, ,a,i,,., j,
! the stock yards sa,g
Nocsrssra .iiou,ed - n,
st.ad stres, nortt ~ 49, 49,.
No,s ara ,an,,,aon Cun,snII.
,sr,o,, ,,roos. M - -
isa,,,a ~. ,,-4.i,,.,,,
s,,ca ,o,,,,ro-s =, d. ,.o.,a.., -.
..tI, $50
b a.. ,,',' - ~ NC
- - 80. -. -. - -, 80 :
~. ,...,,( 20 80
~ ''''' ai',
~ % '-'e "'i'
~ Pie'"'
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Tur G..H says the future democrats
&C. candidate for governor must repudi.
ata Grand Master Lang, or suffer iucy,
jauio dg.oat What the deuce has
Lang is.do with tho matter 2 lie is
not in the nor is likely to be. aud
She SI-.H.a fight 1t him is purely gra,
tuItous.
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TExAs AND PACIFIC.

The ssrtkers On STAG TeKHs ssd fs- !
eide Carey rhetr Pesns, cssesea No T
-fe heeoafsw hpoA.ex fers the Aesi
com nssdasiou No instance Of Law
iessness Assks si,e sssrfkc.
From Sundays Daily Hsraldl
There is calm In the condition of |
affairs on the Texas and Pacific.
Whe;hec the caipa 10 indicative of the |
early settlement or affairs in an ami
cable manner, or whether il Is the Iuli
pending the battle OF the giants, is a
matter of conjecture. As far AZ we
can foretell, the situation has not i'm
proved, aud everything has the APP
pesrance that the cornp any do not in
tend 10 make many concessions. The
officers at Marshal, are but the mouths
pieces of the head.center at Philadef-
phia, and he has spoken regarding the
matter. in Pennsylvania, which may
be taken AS the Keynote of
his lire of policy here. Tom
Scott made tlss statement in
answer to inquiries. '.ff the people
of Pennsylvania, can do without the
Central road, the Central road can
do without the employees VIII that
policy govern the Texas and Pacific,
sn appsndage of the Pennsylvania
| Central?
This may BRING about "A condition of
affairs, which, while not benetitting
the company, still will bear much
harder on the me-, and the CONNER
4 eisi interests OF our state. Merchants
aud business MEN or al kinds will
suffer, and il the connecting lines are
Operating, they will demand the re-
sumption OF work ON the Texas and
Pacific. - s,s.....
The following incidents, which oc,
Cured to-day, go to strengthen the de-
duction. 4 car of freight had been
loaded some days ago for points east
OF here namely, Terrell, Elmo, wills
Point The parties there, being in ex.
treme need of the goods, sent wagons
after them, which arrived this morn
ing. The strikers here objected 10 the
delivery, and expire ssed determines
tion TO IRE Up an engine aud draw the
freight car out Of. the yard, beyond the
union depot. They went off, aud Agent
4 Nhiteman, With the assistance of some
men about the depot, unloaGed the
car, placed the freight in the ware
house, and subsequently, delivered 1t
to the parties who had come after it,
thus avoiding direct conflict between
businessmen and the strikers.
i On the subject We have this to say:
The situation, it will be seen. is de-
plorahie and perilous. Every solution
of the difficulty, based upon the ,ex-
treme assertion of right on the one
hand and uncompromlsing demand
Oh the other, presents features TO be
deprecated. Public interests demand
that the parties to this war on COM
merce and convenience, make peace.
Public feeling being equally divided,
1t would be wiser for the parties to
pause and patch up some kind of a
compromise by concessions, rather
than by the assertion of an ultamatum
by either side.
Y . b r
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WHFN the San Francisco hoodleum
feels like committing an outrage by
way Of employing accumulated energy.
he proceeds directly 10 The Chinese
quarter and sends a few Celestial over
the river. 10 naneh so has this been
the case thai now IL exoiies no surprise
such thing I'm the south and against
the negroes. would set the whole north
Shlaze. and the rebel" democracy
would be annihilated Justice, as well
~ charity, should commence al home.
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Sheriff Henderson. Of Tsrranr eoun-
~, who was in town yesterday. reoc1->
nized an escaped convict. He arrested
him, and had him hooked up. He wa
sent from Wise county, sometime
ago
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DALLAS. TENNs.
sttlGDtY MORNING ::.. tuGrsr 4.

Co.,. thanks are due senator NaNcy
.n. 20 bate hipm,ut OF puui.c documents
ui READ -atNIes y1u-
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Monday. OYER the Grand 1'ru1k, Great
Western and Canada Southern rsil-
rad, and nothing is reported ~ eoul-
Ing far~sra
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cents per pound there is money IN il.
Money can be saved 10y having good
healthy mutton. when nscaed. We
trust the farmers Of North Texas will
generally Try the experiment. 1t costs
b;tie 20 do it, and the result il sure. II
% would accomplish nothing more thin
the death Of the superintendent dogs OF
the country. 1t would still be worth
irving
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Tas following coming as Il does
ison the Gainesville Hsga,as. Is praise
indeed
fm boaS DAllY HERaip reaches US
the day after II Is pul,lished THs liza.
40 oi the 18th arrived the 18th, hrnce
tho latest news from all the word end
Che reseofnhukind, = isreceived through
lsE HERALD twenty>four hours ahead
Of all other papers The people of
north Texas owe Colonel Barlow vote
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