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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28
Horse Ibi.ye. Caught.

The other day Marshal Morton re-
ceived two photographs Of men who
had been stealing horses In San Saba
county. He. aud the rest Of the Off
cers, kept their eyes open to see inthey
could find them. Yesterday Officer
Clements saw man on Elm street,
who he at once spotted as the original
of one Of the photographs. He shad-
owed him for time, and coon saw
him joined by another man, whom he
recognized as the other party. He
halted them at Padgett's store, and IN.
formed them that they were prisoners.
They were both well armed-hsd two
revolvers apiece. Officer Dunn came
up, and in one Of the pockets OF one
of the men he found handsome
ivory headed pocket revolver. They
were not much pleased at the prospect,
but were taken and locked up.
The officers had not found their horses
at last reports, aud are Of the impress
sion that there is another In the gang
who 10 still at large. Officer Wallace.
We are told. Intends going to Fort
Worth to look for him. The men
gave their names a. Jones and to one
of the officers they said they were
brothers TO another that they were
cousins. They will be held safe to
await the action Of the San Ssba an
thorities.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28

THE Gainesville Hesperidn is certainly
one of the very best papers in the state.
1t is broad viewed liberal and intelii>
gent. We are pleased to observe that
the HespegiIa takes strong grounds
against geographical considerations in
the next gubernstorial race 1t strong.
ly fayors the nomination and cleo
ton of Governor Hubbard Governor
III. has been useful, clear headed
aud efficient officer is in the vigor Of
his manhood and by all the rules
should be given another chance IL is
a very significant circumstance to see
papers Of the class TO which the Hespe>
riaa belongs take ground thus early.
and in favor of the present able chief
magistrate of Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28

of grief, does any one pause TO think of
the friends who mourn fer the lone
stranger who quietly, uncomplainingiy.
dropped out of the crowd, and met
death away from his fellows, as does the
noble stag whom the hunter has s,rick-
en-. How remorselees is death? How
little warning he gives and yet how
bravely aud quietly does the real man
meet him. The true heart instinetiyely
turns to the friends who are left. rather
than to him who laid down load OF
disappointment, biighted hope and dead
ambition,which had become too grievious
to be born. Bot the great sacrifice in
cludes all of these cases in its wide
range, Whieh is only measured by the
Infinite.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28
A BOLD ROBBERY,

In our telegraphic columns will be
found full account of the wonderful
land steal attempted. and carried wells
nigh through by reason of the once
proud names connected with the thing.
The whole grant, together with the
claim upon which it is based, is one OF
those cases where the grandeur of the
end sought almost atones for the vii
liany of its urging We give publicity
to the matter because We wish to pro-
teet innocent parties who may be tempt
ell to purchase the certificates. Cows
ernor Hubbard's action in interposing
executive authority TO prevent the con-
summation OF this gigantic fraud will
be warmly ratified by the people. IT
our dispatches are correct, the conspir-
ators should be made to feel the full
force of an outraged law, by penal
servitude where land grabs are not usu-
ally practiced. The weakness of the COM
missioner in aeeeding 10 the demand
for the issuance OF the certificates is
criminal. and subjects him to impeach-
ment and dismissal, i. not TO something
worse.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28

ing business is very small perhaps not
twenty in ID" United States are paying
interest on the investment And the
rigid ecou any necessary to be
observe "A all sorts of ex.
penditure IS har,iship--unavoilsble
it is true--to both the employees aud
the general puhlic. The minimum pay
on the one hand, aud the minimum re-
pairs on the other The employee has
less on which to support lie, and the
public less security for life. Again it
cannot be- denied bat that the general
Decentralization which attends upon war
has extended to the laboriBg or works
ing clssses Tne red>republicanism of
the times, preached so persistently
nt the north. has born its legitimate
fruit in fostering the communists ten
dency of the people, and these brief
aud apparently unImportant escap tdes,
are bat the first mutterIngs of the storm
which is so surely coming unles. the
wisest measures are speedily inaugu-
rated to meet it. There never was a
time in the history of civilization when
sound healthy conservatism was more
needed: was of more presseig and i'm
mediate importance The fruits OF
the most bounteous crop which
has been raised since the war
are about to Toe lost 10y and through
the turbulence and lawlessness of an
insignificant part OF the people inter
cstcd 1t ought not To be permitted
These infatuated men should be laugh
that in acting thus they bring down on
their own heads tile bitter consequences
While the roads should be forced I,
pay every Just cent owed the employee
when and where possible. yet the EN-
ployees should be taught that in imped
ing business they inevitably and indef
ni;ely delay payment This is no Ian,
iOg the implanting Of the seeds Of com
munism, nor are these the days whe
its theories can he applied 10 geners
business 1t NAV take oceans of bloc
. 10 correct the evil tendencies of tn
times yet even If that is necessary III
monstrous and illogical innovation ,
communism must be met at any outla,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28
q. N. Henderso. d Go,

Any parties visiting Chicago from
Texas OF the south, and who feel an
Interest in seeing boots and shoes
made quickly and on q large scale,
would he amply repaid for visit to
lie above named house. The house is
tifty by two hundred feet, and six sto-
ries high, and is packed as full, from
basement to root, as an egg is of meat.
goods ready for shipmedt, samples,
etc; the second floor fine work boots
and shoes of all styles and sizes; the
third ioor Is used for the rubber de-
par, ment, and is filled with probably
the best stock for this fall's trade that
has ever been offered In Chicago; the
fourth flour is Il ouriotity-here and
on the fifth floor two hundred work
men are employed. All abe work is
cut by careful, scientific men, and
every boot and shoe manufactured by
G. NJ. Henderson d Co. Is 30 care
fully watched that 1t Is q
moral imposeiDility for any poor
or defective leather or bad work
to creep in. On one counter we coun-
ted thirteen sewing machines, some oil
them sewing of wsxey linen thread,
two and three seams at time. The
"Eyelet" machines work beautifully.
After looking through the house, and
seeing the intelligent class OF work meS
employed, the care used, and quality
Of the leather, one readily sees why
they are SO safe "warranting' their
work. The leather used, Is "Chicago
tanned, said to be ths best In the
world-it lies In the watts from four to
ten months. Not one pound of "pat.
en-" tanned stock is allowed to come
into the house. All Counters" are
made OF the best of sole leather, this
| with the patent "Buzzeli" seamless
back-entirely prevents any running
over" or ripping at the heels. All
work is lined with good strong les ther
or the best of heavy drilling Texa.
merchants will do well to see Mr..
John A. Presnett, the travelling agent,
ia Texas, Lefore ordering their stock
of boots aud shoes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

Troy Times, republican NJ r.
OF the civii service j. possible e
not based upon the idea tls.
holders are primarily the IT, a.
fellow citizens, and enut.--l g.
same political privilege
The Standard corre-vou. To-
Constaniinople, telegraph A. s.l.a-
II know. on very high satlsaFilg ..s
the porte does not expect - 10
prevent the Russians rs.chiug Al-.aa-
ople-"
The hoston journal Iuts--re.. ...
presidents order thus 10
tentiOn of the president IA JiIlH..a
othee-holders from large .rl.ae ---
and II this ran D. 4rgomIllsh-l
lieve that the hrst il.l-lFJauI -r. r
been taken 10 approve ta- eul.-.
vice Of the country.
New Orleans D-rno-rat o.
painful duty to record Auatlsr
of persecution tor last r.ar
lenses The lion. N1fLu-r I..H
radical ek~speAker OF tLr L..-..s
house OF representative has g.
boosed for obtaining 5000 r. .-
bills OF ladins Remark, "a tra
and had Faith Of the sJltLsrl
crate are now IN order
Ben Wade has unoorke,i n r.a
Of wrath Boston Post ! ~. .-
for such powesloss mssiIt.n.
that he greatly fears the Pc
policy, under color II shsE
local seltgOvernm.nt. b. bt.f ..
minious surrender u the PM.
nationality for which our afldIss ..-
| and for which ih0aszuis at..
sands Of brave men diel a1i H a..
which abe war nas taIiIrr H.
boosted government metl
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28

THS Galveston Me'ss Of Saturday pub.
lishes sn Austin special which states
that there u rumor coming by war Of
Galveston, 10 the effect that Ward
Dewey A Co. intend sueing the State
jor possession OF the penitentiary. ID
would prove an unmixed e7il to the
state and every good interest OF all con-
cerncd weie this institution 10 again
fall into The hands of Ward, Dewey A
Co Their inhumanity 10 the prisoners.
their inccmpeisncy and general unfit
ne-s 10 control this important state in
ssrert has been sufficiently stsessed.
The atrons contrast between the later
and better management Of Barnett A
Fitzpatrick. and thai Of Ward. Dewey 4
Co. win prove ssf1cisss 70 pssvsss
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28
COTTON WORMS.

They Invade she Coast Couaifes-Plny
HaSoek with the Crop, and BulI she
Drug Market In Gslvesaoa.
GALVESTON, July 70. Cotton worms
lave appeared in considerable num-
beers 10 Lsvsea, Fort Bead, Dewitt,
Gonzales, Washington, Aus.in, Colo
RADIO. Liberty. and other counties near
the coast. Ii is reported they have
already done great damage in the
Guadalupe valley. The demand for
poisons OF all kinds is unprecedented.
As evidence OF this, 1t is stated that
Preston 4 Robira sold yesterday 81, 100
worth OF their worm destroyer. The
supply of arsenic in this market has
already been entirely exhausted, but .
fresh supply will he on the market In
. day or two. The wholesale drug
houses have An abundance OF Paris
green and all other poison, except
aFsenio.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28

At Columous, Oair. 49,. r..
railroad strik-rr. O. tt.- r.
thre- hundred. Weut t1 ti.- o..
aud compelled the ,mF.ay..- -..
pend work. They sl-n -.1- ...
pipe works, the Vs. TIE .s
panys' PAttsn's I-sf aark-. ....
planning mill, fransIu
works, Peter sash ~ars-. oil.
Factories, the employ
Joined the s.Iikrr-- A. r.
along the entire mot Dsl .I.a...-.
them, and Ia the UusuU,r ys ta...
sand, marched o. th- Jut.. 81.
where they dineL.
Chancellor Bruce la 80.
Withdrawal Of the cir-.-ar. ..
receiver, ordering E-,lurlt .- ...
on the Louisville AnG yiaenr.
Line.
All wsTkmen "a Lau--s
quit work and joined t.. ..-..-.
The street ear we've A. --..-.
tie s,rikens.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28
the tate Agricultural and Meehani-
eat College.

In another place will he found the
announcement for the second annual
session Of the above institution, which
il fast winning its way to the front
rank Of our first-rate southern schools.
Prof Thomas y. Gathright has proven
himself to be the right man in exact
iy the right place.
The patronage last season was good,
and il will be trebled this season, With
out doi,ut. The course of instruction
embraces wide range, and includes Il
liberal education. Every department,
is complete, and l. presided over by
professors of education and experience
The rigid system Of discipline and
morals maintained, will commend tbs
college to the parents of the state
while the location has peculiar ad
vantsges. See card In another column
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28

SOMEHOW the grange column in the
Waco Daily Eramiasr, reads like dis,
cord. Ii is too ''clashish" for these lib
eral days, when all kinds and condi.
tons of people are struggling for the
general advancement. We can see how
1t Is that the farmers may combine. like
other tradesmen. for mutual protection
and advantage, but cannot see why
their own peculiar views of b usiness or
governmental policy should be stamped
upon the country 4 good, sharp,
wideawake intelligent and broadview
ed agricultural paper. edited and con.
trolled by southern farmer, dealing in
every day topics Of the farm. the best
and most remunerative crops, the best
modes Of culture, the best markets, etc.,
would be Of inestimable value TO Texas.
As q political paper the Eramiaer is very
able and very sound. but as farmer 8
Journal it is stale enough.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28
AlIilef,

Mr.. +. p. Hoard showed us q sample
of miilet yesterday, which 10 some
thing wonderful In its way. The stock
10 six feet higb and is crowned with an
sar fully eight inches long and weight
ed down with seed. He has fifteen
acres, and 1t will average i've tons to
the acre. without doubt
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28
san Another.

Monday morning 1.-The mangied re-
mains of man, who was found ty
some railroad hands on the Central
track. two miles south OF here, were
brought in on Hat ear to the Central
freight depot. Soon crowd collected
and it WAS aseertnined that the dead
man was one A. j. Marchaud, who
kept the Triaity restaurant on the pub
lie square. While our reporter WAS
there his wife came to the place and
broke forth into the most agoniziBg
wall. From what we could learn, the
man left his home on Sunday. His
wife and he had n domestic quarrel,
though not of serious nature, but
when he left he requested heI
TO shake hands with him, which she
refused to do. The next time she saw
him he was a corpse His body had
been cut entirely in two by the train,
and he had an abrasion on the head
His remains were taken in charge by
Messrs. Morton 4 Smith, and placed
in a coffin, which was taken to the
restaurant. Our reporter visited tbs
place and found the wife moan nt
piteousiy over the dead body Of bel
husband. He was n young man
twenty mine years Of age, and leave.
wife and children.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28

THE Waxahsehie Enterprise generous
ly publishes the following
THE DALLAS HERALD now reaches us
at 10 o o'clock a. nj. of the same day on
which it is published. This gives us
later news than we can possibly obtain
from any Other source. Our business
men should recollect this TACT aud sub
scribe for THE HsRALD, one OF the best
papers in Texas
We are glad to see the papers as well
a. the people appreciating our efforts to
give them the latest and freshest news,
and we promise them that our efforts
will not be relaxed in the future to &C
complish this.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28

such disaster as the one spoken Of
The management of Burnett q Kilpat-
rick though brief, has been very salts
factory, and for all the purposes Of
criminal detention the penitentiary is
in better shape than il has ever been
heretofore We trust the authorities
having charge Of or supervision over IS
affairs will I've wary and exhaust legal
strength before the states convicts are
again suffered to fall into the hand, Of
Ward. Dewey n Co.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28

The Knights Of Pythias lodge, In
this city, have received . communities
ton from The lodges OF that order and
the Odd Fellows. In Hot Springs. look
ing toward grand excansion TO Dali
las during the fair, and also to get the
lodges in the towns between here and
there. to participate, and on their ar
rival here, TO have grand parade on
horseback. This would be an impos-
ing sight, and We hope that the n.
rangement win be perfected. A COM
mit;ss has been appointed in the lodge
here to attend 10 the matter.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28

TuE article IN our local department,
under the caption Of Gates Ajar,' re-
yeals a loving pure, tender heart and
"a asheauiiiul, fearful heart offering to
the bofeaved parents Of Little Bon
me itWill be read with pleasure by
every mother in Texas. and many a
manly form will quiver with emotion
when be recalls lost Bonnie by some
other tenjer name
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28

Mas MAcPuuBsoS. Of the whitesboro
baaasrdt viii get somebody into no end
of trouble hy making note Of the
virits paid her by her masculine pat
rons. like the boys do. However. we
are glad to sec the Democrat and IL fair
editor thriving Ss they are, by all the
reliable newspaper indications Bust.
moss men will visit such papers, no mat
o. whether the u-n Mt the wheel is n
woman or not
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28

WEsr IrN,spNpers stand by Governor
Hubbard because of his noble efforts 10
retain the frontier forces in the field.
which is "a matter of the grayest impor.
lance 10 the people Of that section. In
this respect certainly Governor Hub.
bard has fairly won the gratitude Of the
people, and Texas is too generous to
forget genuine service
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28

Tur republicans Of Mississippi are urg
inr The broken fragments &c their par
party e. rally on Governor \ e. Brown
who was governor Of that state forty
years ago. lie il was who planted, with
hls own hnuds. the beautiful trees about
the state house which have been so
much admired by all who have ever
Visited Jackson
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28

A MrXIcAS paper, published at San
Antonio, cannot see why Texas should
be- 20 eager To excite the war feeling.
because she is 80 situated geographical.
y as to feel the FIRST bitter effects Of
Mexican invasion. Her territory would
have first 10 be overrun before the
heart OF the government of II Griago
could be reached Here's richness for
you. The Mexican buusrd has surely
moulted new feather.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28

h,ErIS. Of the Register. saw q young
desPerado, the other day. ride through
the streets Of Montague, firing his pis,
tol, and yelling like savage. No
wonder he indites whole columns
against the Pesky pistol. Now, he might
do something. IL he would write at the
party 10 blame, the parent who raised
such son or the officer who failed to
use his best efforts TO catch him, or
when caught. the judge who fails to
send him to jail for year.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28

TuE Sherman Regis,g hopes the ex,
ecutive committee Of the state press as
aviation, will asa the resignation Of
the president W. Y. Leader. The
Rsgias has some sensible remarks
about the true objects Of the associa.
ton. which are not that Of organizing
dead-head excursions An association
81 the conductors Of the press could he
made o. great service TO the business.
but 4 can never be made useful as long
As such men rs Leader control il, or
win recognition. We agree entirely
with the Register.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-28
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A grand National convention will
be held in Louisville on the l4th until
mo. A letter from J. b. Merwin, Ed
itor of the Educational Journal in st.
Louis, states that he has obtained u re-
duced fare for teachers from Texas,
who wish to visit Louisville. From
st. Louis to Louisville and return SIP.