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eientiy subsidize the Texas and Pacific
10 enable ii to offer a II edy, effective
and, under proper and guarded restric.
tions, powerful opposition TO this the
naost dangerous, most powerful and
most unreasonable monopoly the world
has ever seen. For. if completed, this
is exactly what it win be and nothing
else This fact alone should be suffi-
eient to alarm every conservative ele,
ment of the country ought to unite
and blend every decent and honest in
tluenee both in and out OF congress aud
the government
Tom Scott and his other schemes of
railway enterprise is Of no moment
he is only an incident to the effective
blocking OF this tremendous enterprise
OF the Central Pacific. 1t is time for
the people to become alarmed. 1t is
time for congress and the executive
branch OF our government to move
in the matter, else the time is coming
on apace, when Efforts 20 control this
wonderful power viii become as futile
as whistling against the wind.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-11

New York Bailetin The State of
Texas has eonsuntnated very cresli-
table finaneiai operation in negotiating
tioan Of s5000ta at six per cent gold.
ard ealing in an equal amount OF
pension bonds bearing ten per cent.
This saves the state Sa0,vo0 year. Ii
is well deserving The consideration of
other states, in good credit and Yet paw.
ing over six per cent interest. whether,
in Shese tiuies OF low rates for money
they should not attempt 10 reduce their
interest charges. California. Maine.
Mary land. New Jersey and other states
in COED standing ought to be able to
make sune reductions in their rate of
interest, and it il not very apparent
Why oar ovn state should be paving
six per cent. on over ten millions Of
bonds when The federal gov ernrn eff can
tiofroy at foar per cent Mould il not
pay soine lsesotiator OF high standing to
see Wat can be dome towards arranr-
Jug Tor the frfurdilg OF some of our
iirstcgass state eislscstionsa There Z
meHey in Is both Tor tIsen-eetiattir and
the states. In these times of oppges-
sise taxation, tina state governments
are bound to consider tins question.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-11

Iris perfectly plain that il the con-
tractors on the Dallas and wichita are
allowed to vote in the directory. moth,
ing can be done toward resaming the
work. What next: Simply comply
with that common principle of law
which declares that no one shall legis,
lste upon subject in whick he has q
direct pscunisry interest Win the
Dalias aud Wichita management chew
the proposition hitler
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SUICIDAL.
the nuzzfe Of u Cor aod by mrs. D.. y
Derts.o from n second StorT -,Eu-


san FRANCISCo, Augus, s-Thiz
morning Hanks, who killed john z.
Daily. yesterday. vas iound dead in
his cell in the city prison. By some
means unknown lie had obta,ne.i p.,s-
session Of u Springfield rife, pufLber
of " bieh had been stored in the prison.
Placing the muzzie agsins, his breast,
He pulled .hs trigger with his foot
he ieft a note saying that his suicide
WAS the coolest act OF his life.
Providence, X. l., August s.--M!ss
+. I. DarkeeI wealthy lady OF CIeve-
land, Ohio, was missed from her room
in Oak Land Beach hotel, this even
ing. Her body was found 10 the water.
She probably jumped from the secone
story window of the hotel, aud drown
ed herself Sne was in perfect health.
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Ms, DAVE SMrn, the efsicien. sheriff
of Hamilton county. is dead, we are
grieyed 10 say A good man has gone.
and we feel certain that every good
citizen on The frontier win hear the
news with sorrow. He was extensively
known and universally beloved where-
ever known.
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FIRE RECORD.
t"0 Block. fn San Franei.~. ar
stf"yed-fhirsy Horses Gresaas,a-
Loss one QuaFser of a MILLER,

SAN FRANCISCO, August 9.-At =
o'clock last night, a Ere broke out il.
the stable block bounded hy Druu,
East, Merchant and Washington
streets, snd swept away the entir.
block 10 the city front; also the north
half Of the block between Clay aud
Merchant streets, and the south hal,
OF the block between Washington and
jackson streets. They were chiefly
frame buildings. of small vs!ue. ma
included stables, shops, drinking "a
.oons aud sailors boarding houses. In.
diyidnal losses are small, though no
msrous. The destruction Of the larr-
erick building occupied - Heath. TAI
ley q Co, ship chandlers; John Nal.
10y produce commission merchant.
ash the sail lofts Of JIar,ing 4 Brieu.
ma d. c. Funk, entsiiei considerable
loss. Mafshcsd & McR-ne. roprie,ar-
at ;be stable where tbc Ire originate!
lose about 50. 90 iH lige stock, inclnd.
'ng thirty mead OF horses. The total
ioe5 Is $50 .Jg.
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TINS San Antonio Haau in q gIeadin
article. speaks With pride Of the como,
politan character of the population Of
that city. IL says every nation and
people on earth h-ys their representa-,
fivss among the permanent residents OF
thai city. SO too OF Dallas, aud all
North Texas The advantage il in the
tritnfation Of ideas the comparison Of
nsOdes and results of labor, and :
ssnerous rivalry in the saee Sos snegsss.
In sil the essentials Of : hxs<I.wori[inr
Intelligent and Iaw-ebidins pspulAtio6,
ws think that ~ Dallas. and Novtk
Teas oeaesllly. VIII epmpafs Ssvershly =
vsse ~ ~ - q sqnM sgiqqA
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-11

IrpeE IRELAND is not gathering lau-
rels in the Hubbard controversy.
Neither fees nor honor atone for the
absence of the laurel crown Bad
enough for Judge Ireland. Official
protests are "trihes light as air" to him.
1t is the sacred injunction which he re.
sps.crs
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TaE governor is in dilemma over the
appointment to fill the vacancy on the
district bench, caused by the resigna>
ton of Judge Burford, Of the Dallas
district. The friends Of the two gen
lemen most prominent for the place,
are in Austin in force. This deadlock
may result in the appointment of a
Waxahachie man.
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L'EgrENasr Hail. recently arrested forty
of Vsldezes men on the Rio Grande.
Hall Is the sort of an officer who will
not do to fool with, and whether the
thief be native and TO the manc,
borr,' or from the other side of ths
river, mskes very little difference tc
! h,,,
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Tn democracy of Texas cannot be
accused Of coudoning the crimes Of
officers elected by it to public positions
Of trust. since about half Of the demo
cratic papers Of the state advocate the
prosecution Of the commissioner Of the
land office for his part in issuing the
certificates in the Csney- B B4rnard case.
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THE Wilson County Chronicle IS too
critical for the intelligent conpositor
in THE HERALn office The de Jury
president mentioned wasn't the de
heto fellow by any means, or OF course
be couldn't have sailed for Europe.
That's all we know about il.
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A coRHEsPogDESr OF the Ns1. takes
the sieaDd tina, Mr.. Commissioner
Groos was most ioully victimize.i, hood-
winkesi and oyer-ieanbed in the late
caney-Barnard land grab matter. This
same correspondent brings Colonel A.
NJ. Hobby rapidly to the front Is lead
ing canse Of this improvement obliquiiy
orobtuseness Of the commissioner How
the matter will turn out remains to be
seen. II may take many letters from
the frontier and from the saddle" TO
fix nm thinrs
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WE learn that the entire indebted
ness of the Dallas and Wichita - bun
Little over sixty thousand dollars
Why not start subscription and pay Il
outin week, and complete the road in
month This IS all within the rang,
Of easy possibility Think OF it.
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We are indebted to the Denison Nescs
of the sth, for the following highly
complimentary notice.
The telegraphic news condensed into
these columns, is taken mostly from the
Dallas morning Herald, II our read
ers want the news in full, they should
subscribe for The HERALD, the best
newspaper north OF Houston. to say tie
least. The morning paper reaches here
at eleven O'clock. by express, the same
day. and is delivered free by Webster K
Zingtraft, the agents.
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TURCo-RUssIAN WAR.

The Russians. In superior Force, At
4ssck Pievun-A Bisody Combat nj
Popekt-Reported Defeat of the Ra,-
SLAMS at Loyasz-Ihe Porte Order,
-aobilixatiOn OF the Enefre Natiou.
LONDON. August 8 The Pail NAH
Gazette says the Russian losses to July
I'D, according to official statement, Ia
nine thousand, three hundred aud
thirty five. The losses at PIevua is not
included in this statement.
A ConstantiBople dispatch says &C.
cording to intelligence in diplomatic
circles the Russians, in superior force,
attacked Pieyna to-day. Result un-
known. Three of the imperial pala-
ces have been converted into hospitals
for the wounded.
LONDON, August 9. The Daily News,
special from Alexandria reports that
orders have heed received At Suez TO
prepare immediately for service all
available steamers -Four will leave
suez to-day. II 10 supposed they will
emtsrk troops for Constantinopie.
The News' Constsntinople dispatch
states that regulations concerning q
forced loan of six million pisstres, and
the formation of the civil guard for
the capitol, has been published. All
Ottomeu subjects, without distinction.
must participate ia the loan, and men
from twenty to forty years will be en-
rolled in the civil guard.
The repulse Of the Russians al
LoyAtz, or in the immediate vicinity.
is confirmed by the Daily Teiegraph's
Lovatz dispatch, and by other specials.
The porte has officially informed
the Engliah embassy, that after two
days hard lighting ut Isovstz. the Rus.
sians suffered = severe defeat.
A Reuter- Telegram from Constauti-
nopie, dated yesterday evening, says
many rumors of Russian defeats are
current to-day, but the war Office only
eouiirrns the victory at lovAtx. The
Russian losses are said SO have been
very heavy.
Various specials state that on August
8, five thousand Turkish cavalry At
tackled the I.ussians tetween I.,ssar. n
village near the pievna river. The
Rnssiatis, who occapied fortified line.
aud who outnsmtered the Turks, re-
pnlsed them without difficulty, but
made no attempt To follow, a. the
drnnd Duke Nicholas does not wish 10
waste the energy OF his troops in par
tial engagements.
Fhe following is the text Of the
Hnes' Shumla dispatch, about thu
fight near Roegrod: On Tuesday morn
ing Russian force, consisting OF two
regiments Of horse and one battalion
ON foot. attacked the Turks in posses
sion of the Josisr, bsst after q sha-t
CONFLICT, retired In the direction of
Pspeki. Receiving reinforremeuts.
they returned once more to the stiack'
Int were again repuised, the Turks
maintaining theiS position. The bat.
tie was bloody on both sisiee.
Lord Beaconsfieid. before parliament
separates, viii make statement Of
the position and policy OF the govern
nent on the eastern question.
The Howgate expedition has taken
every precauti0n eRafnst sc1ryy, lat
potbtng can protecs Il from the scurvv
lokes Of the pafa8Fnpherss ass6ctatiots.
{ The Huriiosteh Hsukeys says th.t
Me- exar soaght TO ne oas ( vfif 81
ri 2 He msy ~ ths ptonsetv.
- - ~ elaslls sssstvsd g. Sssss
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THERE are many small farmers in
Texas who would go into wool-growing
on a small scale if only the danger
from dogs were lessened Some more
legislation on the subject of this sheep
pest is necessary.
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THE CRIMINAL DOCKET.
Aeqnitsal Of Pref. Pike ON she Gr.u..,
Of lnsssssy-A Negro Creu N ssi.y
hob the Schooner and Make sst.fr
Escape Goosi.

SE LOUIS, August 7.-The ease o.
the United States VS.. William Mckee.
Is set for the third Monday in Sep
tember. 1t is understood similar st,its
viii be brought against other parties.
CHICAGO, August SIN the trial al
Professor Pike, for the murder Of :. :.
Jones Of the Religio-Philosgph.e Ca
Journal, In March last, the jury ren.
dered a verdict Of acsuittsi on ,hc
ground OF insanity. Pike was r..
rnanded to Jail to await transportation
10 The insane asylum.
MARTHA's VINEYARD. Aueus. s.
This morning . crew COM posed OF ne
groes OF coasting schooner, at srch-r
OH Oak Bluff, mutinied, stole wha,
money was on board and landed a, the
bathing beach, smashed the boats and
departed. The captain is eodeavorins
to work the vessel round TO Vineyard
Haven.
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COTTON CROP H:Poh7 &.

AHe Condition aaI s.ro~pest 81 the
fr"i' In EeSzs, i-nuisiHtst,. FiS-t.ssp-
- ANA Asksnss., Better Than "A
ais iiIa- Last N~cr- -l.oatsgaaa aus,
f"Ens Rank HAT. ,n Per CsutHSs.
cALrEsToN, August o. me crsy re
Pnr, Of the Galveston c5tiun exchange
for July, Is ss foilaws: Reports re.
eeiyed from seyenty-seveg eouH.ies.
Weather favorable la EaE:y ooanti.-f.
very Cry in tweBty-oue aud too Inu, b
rain in sixteen. Weaiher, 90 co.ute.z. 4.
with last year, more faYoratie ia ;llir-
ty-hve counties, les favorable ia tSen.
ty-three and the same in nineteen.
Stands are reported good in sixty
three, and poor in fourteen couu,ies.
As compared with ies; year, uiFty
seven report the sane stands. sever.
teen not so good and fWenty-tIirea
much bet;sr.
The plant is f.-vsFd. blooming sui
boiling in siXty-sS couatie-. Irit uo,
forming well ia eleven.
The present condition Of tie ero;
is good in sixty-tlsTee eoautir-. YER
poor in eleven counties, and thre.
coss; counties reported not worth rick
ing. As scompared with last wear. farty
eoaniies report same condition, eish..
cen counties three weeks later. sixteen
cannties tN o weeks later, three coup.
ties crops destroyed.
Worms have appsareJin !aTty-s,vep
eo''nties, slight damage ia Thirty Eve
damage oi nifty pes cent. IN nIue, GU,
ent;reiy destroyed in three eoIuurs.
IN the northern portion Of the tiai.
thirteen counties repar, 5aa. age f.orl
drought.
NEw ORLEANS, August e.-Cstion
exchange crop report foz. Se,s OTlesu.
department: L2vis iahz-Wc have "a
es.ved ffiy-eight answers from TWEEN.
iy-e!ght psr:sbez. dates ranging iron.
July 2s 20 August 3
Weather daring tie earj, p.rt q;
July has been dry, towards tae Latter
part rainy, snd is generally reported
favorable, and up 10 this period dcc.,..
eily more fAvoraSIe Than last year.
stands are universally good. aud
compared With last year much bette-
Plant is forming, blooming aud t.oll.
ing well. and is present condition !,
AS satisfactory ss eoald he desired. and
much better than il wses at til. tame
last year.
MANY of oar renrsesFondsnts nlentirr
the appearance OF worIas. but 20 "a
report no damage.
Plants, although = little late, 81,
elazn and well WORKED. agd the pro.
l'eeis for good yieia sfe yery psouli-
ing.
Miszissippi-we have receive.
eighty-three reports fr1Hi thigty.ihr.,
counties, dated from July eslh 1.
August ith.
Weather, ever since JaIy 1t.
bsen favorable. and Ia 'r7auy c5sni,.
more 80 than last year, Will theex
eepiion OF two eosntie-. Conpiaiui.
OF 100 much rain are made.
Arksnsas-E'oETty-fuiu rsp.ias iseui
twenty-five ooan;ies. lated frsu, -,
18th TO Assust 80.
Weather IN forTAIt oi July dry an,
cool, since which tine there has i,eer
too much rata. Weather in oompsri,
son With last year, has he-n Abont :.
equally favorab.s.
Stands eood, 40 much 70 As iastys..
Plant Is b.oemlng, s-rnigg and q q
ling well. Present cehsit!oH af o,or
Is a. favorable a. lat ysar. via, a..
exception Of lis being ten days i.,.
some complaint OF shedding, rust sna
eras-. Wosnis ere reported ia o.,
county, lat no damage YET.
Ia the Sa~. 81 an As,.E.rar.
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TnE Erd9iiner announces that Grand
Master Lang has gone to the Indian
territory to address the oranges, and
siyly asks if the papers win now accuse
him Of an intention TO run for governor
Of the territory. That is very good and
very timely. Bro. Downs.
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TnE attention OF the public as well as
county surveyors is directed to Com
missioner Groos circular to the former,
which We publish this morning. At,
tention will prevent imposition and
trouble.
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VS. are not surprised that ihe ne
groes Of Ohio are claiming share ol
the offices. II is about time for them
to get that or abandon the party
which has so ruthlessly used and so
shamefally deceived them.
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Mn DAEnES' 5 sale Of six per cent
state bonds at 1921 is good sale. and
amply illustrates the fair credit OF Ii,
state IN the money eenters OF Ii.
world This result is most trists,
rhant yindicstion Of the financial polio,
OF our state administration.
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SECRETARY scHURz.
suASIractisa, DIsEsIsn and stl.,,..
Sembie Goes for the FatFsasf.- seal,
OF rhe Reform ChftssHIa Of the lnts-
riss Department

Henbie Goes for th~ s,atFsatf. S-nI,,
ofrhe Reform Ch1tGsnIn af the Iat.-
riss Department
WASHINGTON, August "a state
ne1t from William Il. Kcmhle il pub-
iished IN reply TO Secretary Schurz, IN
denial Of the charge that he was paid
for his services as a campaign orator
IL Pennsylvania, in 1860 aud Is6S. M
kembls reoites numerous faeis eon.
necied with companies 70 prove thst q
contract was, in Is6s, entered Ints
with Schurz, 0y which the latter va
10 receive 500 per week for his SCI.
vices and that this sum was actual,
paid him; slso, that in 1850, after re
turning home from a one weeks tour
III Pennsylvania, Sehufz drew On the
chairman Of the state central commit.
tee for 500, which draft was honored
kx-Ireasury Agent Moore publishes a
long card in the Republican, sssertipe.
by an elaborate statement and hi. ,,er-
sonsl affidavit, the truthf1lness @.
General BOyn.on.
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A Rod in Pickle for the Off1cers
and Crew of the Steam
ship Denmark.
Sitting Bali Aecumu!ating Ammuni-
sien-Aakes no Secret OF his In
teBtiou or Renewing the War
on the Yellowstone.
Major Runkle, Dismissed the Service and
Sent to The Peniteutiary in 1872,
Restored to his Rank, with Back
Pay Amounting to Sii, 900.

chief Joseph stfII .Paraainx Refor.
General Howara-Nrs. MexuI. ,h.
| Captive white woman. win tns
| Bans.
John +. Winter has been appointed
consul to Rotterdam.
Rear Admiral Leroy sails Octobe,
18th to relieve Admiral worden, com.
manding the European squadron.
Secretaries Key aud Devins accom-.
pany President Hayes to Benningtan
thompson and Schurz only remain
at their post.
A formal az plication has been re-
ceived at the state department from
the Samoan government for aid to en-.
aoie them TO maintain their independ
enee. A similar application has been
made to Victoria, empress of India.
The matter Was discussed in the cabi-
net TO day, but no action taken.
The cabinet decided, at the sugges-
ton OF General Hancock, that a large
portion OF the army be retained east OF
the Mississippi. II was Also decided
that the war vessels now anchored of
this city should return to the North
Atlantic fleet. The Plymouth, Huron
and Sevatora sail Thursday or Friday
! for Fortress Monroe.
The cabinet ordered the issue of q
general order prohibiting the sale al
arms and ammunitions to the Indians.
The order does not apply to the Indian
territory.
Official adsices from Winnepee rem
resenss Sitting Bulls strength TO be
one Thousand fighting men, Sitting
Buil makes no secret of his intention
OF renewing the war on the YeIloy
stone He is accommodating ammuni,
ton 10y thief; and otherwise.
Major Runkle, who was dismissed
the service and sent to the peniten.
tiary in 1872, on the findings OF court
martial, approved by Belknap, has
been restored with baek pay, amount.
ing to ell 900. The proceedings were
Illegal, as the findings should have
been approved by the president. II is
stated, also, that Kunkle convinced
President Hayes of his innocence.
A Havana dispatch says Martinez
Campos arrived in Havana priv.,s,,
No Official reception was given him.
The general had a severe fan from hi.
horse, near Santiago de Cnha s,n.
time ago, but he received no .erions
Iinjuries. II is sopposed the ins,ro.,n,
Gaspar Bataneourt. has bar, L,lI.,a -
an action In the Jurisdiction ~ pus,,a
Principe.
Surveyor Sbarn. of Nav yo-k 10.
received INSTRUCTIONS from w.at,,na
ton to seize the .leamsb;n nsn,a-,,
OH her arrival from ,,arna,
count of smpoy,i,, 500 n,s, -.
goods. priae,pal,v air. he har a.s.os -
and crew
From .f,ia,al ;n,
at Chicago mi,ita,v h.a5en,a.,.
eeruipe the newa ,ae.;,..', - > - :
d.vs ssnea raa.,.i,,,, = : 80"
| the Indians and En,,.a s. - -.
in Texas i, i. .sa..,.t.-, .'ops :. :
asfrns enon,n,.. "e
stakad pair. 6, 80 gu 'ne
two of,,cersana ,"as. .ne we're
soldiers h,,,aa m.
marty can,,nna., -. " .ne
suffered tbi. lo.. ara n.ss;.,se s' nas.ns ~,
u
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IHE last echo from Pad, was from
Jaeksboro. He was siill preaching
Democrat and scoopiag in tho shekels,
~ usual, with him.
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TuE Rockdale Messecger publishes a
serial, a romance Of Milan county, en-
Htlel; " Bob Dean AMI the Doctor, or.
Who whl Get Herr
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AE t'eons innocence would warrant
the dropping Of the "r from his name
IA the future. More sinned against
than SHINING. IL seems.
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Ia The laws % an A.,.u.,.,.

New prisans isem0c4aI ~ l.4ka
.hsries, ~ the pi4Tsli og cAiossion. I.
les days ss,sre- ril=s exiting @-..,i.-
was wiinessed BY ngsaier 81 reap.e
90 the shore s5e,.. lssi-. aiaf,us !. s,....i
was b=y asrlci NiliiAIn iiasksA rer-
II 6atierS. when ti.e sitrsstion of ~.
were Attracted 10 fsc cT.,ss - he iefsa-
arS an alligator Has sees .~insuis.,r =,
,ls.s direction OF bissi Tise ii.tiS 10,
pot psressying the app .sscls o. IA. -.
riaS 'iiye'l AMI just - he rescAo.i the
S,if iss,s olssn tsss TVceiEeA ann. Ti,.
Alligator siie-s his teeth almost tkro,,.,l,
ihe bay's skiiii. ,siaksus seserai von,,S,- !
l,' s5e ses.p ihr,rn inches IN ,..nssh
Ii's COY seaHsaes fs,si.e.i mo ,h,.
s.sses aud tegan loud ou,ers. vt,..n
.she alligator iel 10 ms hold and d.ssr-
Pesre1 The litsie (e!lou. sisho...,h
sst'ss'lal Razsyd. WI fee>ably IIvs.