davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-06-04

.Dr. Rabmau's g'sfftct Enrgatibe unO
rsaulirenoe gilltn,
sSnss ssJAnadIos, iaub.r e~tn9efaBt. fir bic 6eiluns
aHer 6t5riuaen IA Ma9ens. Der leber, Der 9inee.
petpe, Der Wteren. Der Blaie, Neroenleioet. aopfueb,
Btrftopfuna, 6arteibisteit, llnperoanti9feit. Dpspsp.
IA, Nnbrana Der Gale, 6anenfeber. unterleibsent.
sHnSune, bdmorrboibel unb aue nnorbnunsen in ben
snneren Craanem, ,pirb 9%arantirt nnb 3ipar baB lie
poitit fariren.
Meine @%ilan3enitpfe.
4r3neimittet.
~ Won bee hte Die f~,laenoen epmpton.e, peItt
fb ourd St5runHeu Der Geroauunasergane an5ei4eu (;
' 8erIppiung, innsre bdrrorrboioen. BlrtunoraiQ
mad benz 2opfe, Ianrer DeIdmad, uebelte!t sops
b%rennen. M:Seripi(er ae9en Wabrun9. .Defibl non
ueberfiilunQ unb Shluere i'm Wtagen, 'aures Mufa
ftuset, @uf' uno Ibtposen Der Magenarnbe, Shnins
Del, i6neaes uno tb,ueres Ntbmen, bsr,utunaen, 3r'
iammenidreden uno GefiDl hes GrI,dens belia lie9e1
Mbnabme Der eebtrait. ibpar5e piinttdsn ooer Do.
Bib tines Sbleiers nor ben Aligen, Sleoer nllr
oumpfer S1ler3 int 8opfe, Mtansel on SbnpeiB, aelbe
fdrbune Der 6aut uno Der Mu9en, SHmer3 IN oet
Seite. in Der Bruft unb ben Bliebern, ploblite Mnfaue
DON bite unb Yrennen i'm Sleiib.
Wentae Ooien bon Hub.uap's ptuen betreIen oas
spItem bon oil ben eenann.en Stbrunyen.
Yr.is Is Gents fur bic Sbadtsl.
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iSlasa Dsd rot saes n bsttut lell3, ksls.s ~
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uat fdxs eaa,e umeetxxe. Dk 1ta6lt4s treeit@leh
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R1Aeea tba nnbea, at4t f4tez txs 0ut1tesa1 nh ,
~ nm Gebanss>A. 3lu DAsx1 -
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&tpd Gp~culatipmeu

lptrOtW BON uns In iebtr Mrt nur aeaen Gommij1on
ausaefibrt. Puts and Calls an bic btften b6ujer Az
niebriaitsn Raten. Rotten 500 bis $500, BE Oft
$4,000 @euetnn %brinaen: Wampblete. bic erilaren.
irei p~eriaubt. e&idt mad sinsm Gyetnplar.
xumbribee 5 &c.,
BsntterS \ Drsfera
, 1877-06-04
DIR. u. BRYAN.
&oniultirenoer 4r3t bes
Clinton Medical & Surgical
Institute,
1Ay o. Sanf,ebnte Ctr. Rev 1prl.

(unter ben etaatsseesen tnsorpOrirt)
Gentlemen! s Sis s ssaIs mi n.y. sts sas.'a Il:
s S,S.n ,gtl%;n Sal 4, %,s Sss ss r nu un' ,S sSsSHt's.rs a 81:
ernhe beiluns auer 10 b:baneelten 5dae. Die beiten
falente Rnb %an9eitelt. Sober Writ. II Reroorra4enc
III ieinsr spaialitat. Das Snit!tut IT. ftrsng prioai
unb bon boditem Ranae. oas einate lupsrldifos tn
Rem Dorf tAr bic Dsbanoluns BON
MGnner=& ranfbeiten.
- epsisu. mit.sIf ar Ipaisue aransbet.n prdpartrt.
9snorar mdsie eesen aae, fret
fur Mrme.
4atienten :uerben eriudt, NdbereS abtr tbren 81.
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tb.l1lt 'p.rbsn ,uirb.
serrsiponsenl itrsns ssb.im uns lansn bssnt,oort.t.
,salisst. y" Sl.. '1 iSlis e. Sc Ss"a s1issssiS. sssni Ssa.
6arn.uA.. saamsni$pd9., nnOsrmSasn u"e aa'
SIM ,,pstten Tepartement fnb 2eber.. 2unsen.,
&opf. nnb Gebirnfranfbeiten bic 6peSialitdten. aud
per6en gerpen'a rantbeitsn. Dispepaa, arses, Rbeu.
matismus, esropbsln, Gatarrb, Bru@. Ridgrats'
srtmmune unb anoere gerwadinnsen bebanbelt.
SIN britten Departement merosn ansen. uns
Characterization bspanOsIt unaS aa' op'rati0nsn o'r'
mir ,piinj&en namentliA Elm pampblet jebsm
Nanne ~ ienben. Der nit 6pmptomen behaftet II.
msl1e pbpRi1ss Ieiben besunoen, pber Der nero6s.
i@ma@ unb utr1t1sifelt If unb tpel&er bic bette Mus'
tunft absr bic 8ranfbeiten puni4t. oenen Il am mel
Fen ausssistt IL. In Solae bon nnslusbsit oosr CRIB
ti6seit.
..Dsr stubm einss iunsen Weannss II fsine
efdrfe," 1S27oD
uns mer am befen biejen Rubrn ~ ertrerben ,peib.
yana am beften jeine Wi6nnlihteit bebaupten. Norsns
0llntpn M. nc. Snhttut. las q. III. Ctr. R.1
anentpu perIanst fir oas bette unD letateh per-
%yrNltW tdufide Bud. bas ie berausg.s .bel
,puroe. S1idt nab Gircularen uno ~unieren S.O.n'
sum8en fur Asenten..
SeaticnoI Wubltfbin8 Co., ~
%~p23nool 4jDliaoelpbla. %.
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saEEH Wlb DOMINION YawpU1n
Company.
Na& New-Vpr

Dtsfs Company utrb susa lprsr na&fOIssubsa sra&.
'eusu NampIsr. Sie Dpmtniun. aspanv.s, atuu.
oeus sttNMunc, M.peiMurIe, %alIsruS uM
Oeprse III. ItpsI lua Dsa) AN ix.tm ~ttapan
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.autu.
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0~aprsolmMCT.
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aompaap, 81 ytertp o,iprr.
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uatpprn pertWnsI.
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mtttaBs wapIsAO pts 8 pnlmerS.
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ADeaea peiltter AusiunII prues man llW a.
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feb. EJnet Apmpaap's xrparpes, Wpasts,
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Star Wffu" plattorm.

etIbersianl. cline srUae 8tercs. v,a psuaaue,su
oVas NaEtS Dsieu. NraBt. ~ xlltauaateaspaaelnn.
Ssa &C 4. Streatart Sras,s %ptritpett. apselntu
WIaUt' 1tnr Ntdttoru, s"s1
, 1877-06-04
Ready Relief.
Tieber ur6 faltes Tieber.

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at:bt tsin 6eiImittsI 4. Der abstt. ssl&es Gisbsr unS
WsdielHeber une a.. ;~snftiaen eernanotm arantbei.
fiee 6ieber {binen eAed 1a6l,ap's piaea absel sIfea
pire) 10 raid bsishist al .NlsDas's Nsssp 2slkfs
70 GeaAa IN oIaioe.
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sa& IA uaudiuss be9saae, 70 bat ps6ex. NafrA,
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Stttisn asSLreAs, bass m1t ber 0tbslx6 tsftst d1ts
kH Subea, 10 4ranitettea n ksfe1 6tApn1 sss -.
As ot&aablane ufsrsu1.
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Ault ~ %prrolelelt Iur Geut., ipslWs tYte .Sett pust
s.len Ayeu v1pum peM otrluu, AnIett,
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~ 9tdIt bas saMs esRta Rabrsae sas &rst: Ossl
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nRA ssA fAteAh RAhraa1 n ltsts1.
, 1877-06-04

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Lt 1sstu bsfsI rIaAubsss SdInthA y et>eesA0
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20 Nrpaent.

@Aten A9enteu lulru etle @oninIllltol1 be5ahll
Gur oeA SrL.aui uon nsuelI unu lsyt Vvpu.ureA Davystn
oon eIAsr urr ueueu.tuulltI 0uvi.tIYtluitsa yt,uts1 ~"
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ulp"'' NyhIl 4kp!ovta
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@aDmaD II. 3d.,
80 Warren, Gde &hurb Ctr. q. .
aies Sal5tes uno Wabres 6bidt cine %ssreimarf
III Rabipuu u. Co., 81 9Darren Gde Gburb Str, Mel
Dprt. aasfunft. 1auIsnbe w'rtb mirb sSb"en siof
ihift.
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nn ~ 1uDyfsu w HaAa1asnen ss> Dxrms
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ge1sN ss..s e Est4i - est4neA 49,
80 - aeaesaD6 oDiIG6~0
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Ntp ,11lc SuG.
(GbromoJ
The Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company.
Sauptauartter 30 u. "a Seiep Ctr. ". W...-
CINE D%rSantla II on UNI
CmDprt BON Sbee

uno Wertaul Oeleipen olrtet IN ole AuIuen nit etiel'
tie,nen y.ngsn. Sepal8 .3Del8 : vsetalt . VelbaIn.
SUpne Desc DronIDs urrlWieoeher UrpBel lperorit oeh
AuuJe.n MT |, z, s, 4 pper b YIuIu Apee YeIWehtt.
NE Gonlpaip yal lebt 3ur Aol,eIsrul'B UerelI EN- pt1ut-
uniiss @yromD ustIst .,pfip uno Anu" EN- 'eIs.
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ts,ae SelWrelnany oe Oelp!ute " gut sraay.em lam,
ais Die eliiTupe SeieIDlunY pcs stnnplers. Ois ent.
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niuB oas 5Ap le1em I'M IS wuroiSen au ,onnsn. seq.
s1 Dab.m w s5l Arp ST., GGe Der ,SUelt.ti u. Gpa,t.
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, 1877-06-04
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22
GoveRsos HUBBARD.

1t was said by many at the time Gov>
ernor Hubbard succeeded Gioyernor
Coke, that he had assumed task far
beyond his ability This charge vas
gross injustice to both these em inent
gentlemen. Unjust to Coke. beca use it
presumed that his administration had
been faulty, to the extent of involving
the state in serious difficulties, from
which she could hardly be extrioated,
and unjust because it assumed that
Governor Hubbard was lacking in the
craftsmanship so necessary. or IA the
patriotism which would urge him TO do
all things proper and right under the
circumstances.
Governor Coke succeeded to the GOV.
ernment after the state, with the keep
tion OF Throokmortons brief, bat honor.
able administration, had been ia the
hands Of the enemies Of Texas, ard the
comorants Of reconstruction for n long
series Of years. They assumed power
after four years OF disastrous war hsd
robbed the people Of their suits tanee.
and had broken the spirit aud per-
yerted the law-abiding and hope
ful instincts Of the state, 10 uilthrift
waste, estravagance and well nigll utter
hopelessness. The situation re 4uired
the exhibition of the highest an l pur-
est qualities aud types Of stetes naa uship,
forbearapce, patience and wasehf fitness.
The state was peculiarly fortunate that
all these great qualities were ii.tin.
guishing traits in the character Of her
ehief magistrate, and be was peculiar
n fortunate that his lieutenant was
his warm coadjutor and able sec-
ond in all the arduous labors eatailesl
on him by the trying and dificnlt posi-
tion he was called to fiil by the united
voice Of anewiy enfranchised and dis
eathralied people. During the ears of
Coke's first administration mre j work
was done which viii bear the test Of
the ages. In all this through stormy
or pleasant weather 10 use bis own
eloquent words uttered in his speech
accepting the nomination for lie tenant
governor Hubbard stood shossIder to
shoulder with his isinstrious chief
When the misused power OF he fed
eral government was invol ed 10
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22
BY j. l.. BARTOW. VOL. XIV.


deared himself TO she people of every
section OF the state and procured his
unanimous reneminstion together with
his chief at Galveston The same head
and the SAME high purposes control
bim to-day. and " which render him dear
10 the better elements OF our popuia-
ton almost without reference 10 party
lines. We repeat that Governor Hub,
bard was The lit successor OF Governor
Coke No other man IN Texas could
have gott.n beitefresaits out of The sit
uation tl,au he has. From the highest
and most important ca the most trivial
interest las received his careful and
most assiduons attention.
Indeed il is this truly catholic and
unseetional spirit OF Hubbaida = wiiieli
has attracted the attention and won
the approval and confidence oil the peo,
pie oil all parts OF Texas, to taat extent
that mis- denomination is now almost an
assured fact. The democracy might
search the state from centre to eircum>
fereuce a thousand times over and moi
end man so we'll fitted either by ma
ture or experience. to guard her inter-
ests and push her forward in that mag
niiieent career which lies so plainly be-
fore her.
We are not given to the fulsonie
praise of officials. but far be it nom us
20 withhold a fairly won plaudit. Be-
sides,we feel confident that we only ex.
press the sentiments OF the united and
inyincible democracy OF the state, when
we, ia our own feeble way, utter the
truthful sentiment. that Richard Hub,
bard has thus far made chief magis-
trate tor the state. of which she is Just
iy proud, aud equal to the most iilus~
triousbf his predecessors.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

hostiihiiss 0p-a ~ Pariey Effects n
/ srHee of f~eise noars.
special To the Dallas Heraid.t
WILLS PoINT. September IA
mob OF about two hundred we'll armed
aud mounted men came from Canton
and the lower portion OF the county
anu demanded the county records,
which were removed from Canton to
this place, SOME mouths since, by
regular process OF law. The demands
| of the mob were refused by the sheriff
and a posse of one hundred armed
men. The mob then arrayed them
selves in line of battle and Threatened
TO burn aud piuader the town, their
cry being "s'he records, or fire aud
| blood.n they were commandei by
1. J. Tewies, representative in the fiflh
legislature. They had wagons loaded
With whisky. coal oil, guns, etc. The
moo was al last dispersed by CON-
promise, which appeared to be obnox-
ious. 10 both parties, more or less.
Tie mob generally acaaie.ced, bn,
some have made threats that they will
do their work To night; that they came
after the records, sud they were not
going home without them. However,
at this hour, 7;S0, all is quiet on the
Potomac, with about sixty armed men
around the court house. Go ernor
Hubbard has been teiegraphed to for
help, as the mob fsr outnumber the
sherifi's posse
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22
TRAIN nozu,sss

Tnfrf-cu uHsksa - rr--r-
rh-ss .csr Gaara. ara-a .aaa ID.
Ixpr-~. sale saa q z --Ars.
CHEsENsE. Sepisnltsr l- --E--- -- -
ward brund uas-sneeE aa..
passed here 81 3 D. IN y.-.sr.sI. 49,
-topPet and rCat.ss eyrh-ri-- u u-.-s Il.
meu, ~ B.g sg1iaF, Nss-.-as. ar
hundred AMI -iXiY lil-ss sa-- ae -
city, lat nizhL Eh- rasl-er, ca ....s
p-os-sssion ~ i:-r --at,s,n o. rlle $500.
destroyed the tsisEnaFh i-a--r-....-s
sud c-smf-lle,i fh- --.-lt G. E-.1r ....l ].
rel light. " h~u th- trsta .-r-r.t
thsy boarded . al plaer1 ta- t-..l-
men aud passengers uat;-r sts.rt ls
vSpr-s- car ~s- broken af-1 as lar
safe r0bosi ~ atlui 50 .Hsf rr- ra--
-enEers Ner- al-a reln-.. tl.
losses srr nol - ku.sl- la ler
delay the trair in r-lri-ls b. f-..a-
.iOn, WHERE an siasul r.a.a re s....
the fire a. The Ialllua-.. 90. ..--
eued with water
OMAHA. S-.isul1tr Dol ~ ha-.-
man. superintendent oi -as l...- ..-
c,Gc E.xi .r-ss, OF -rs b. rts.-- ar -..r.
for the cal .gsrs sf il- tlra -l. ..
the Union Fzell.c i1.la ~ t..s ~--s
.asi night
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

THE anxiety 10 bear definitely from
Galveston has been very general for
the last two or three days However.
all communion has been cut off and
only conjecture as TO the result has
been had SO Far. We share the anxiety
and would hear Of disasters there with
infinite pain,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

WE are glad to note the confidence Of
the Weatherford Times in tue early com
pletion of the road from Fort Worth to
that point, We trust that it is well
placed, and that few months, a,
tarthest, viii witness the arrival of the
iron horse at the besutiful little city oi
" eatherford. Let the Times cultivate
its nerve, because the railroads are
mighty tryin' on EN-, as the old
woman said when taking her FIRST ride
in railway carriage.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

THE mob which meted out such a
fearful death TO the Green boys, in
Coryellc county, appear determined not
10 stop until every member OF what is
called the Green sangha been disposed
OF Their latest murder is James Hicks,
whose throat they cut from ear to ear,
IA - a.;A
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

WE'LL, here we have the Sherman
DAILY Courier at last, aud if its future
numbers bear any sort of resemblance
TO this, its initial number, We predict
for it a useful and honorable career.
The paper would do honor to any city
in the land, and we trust Shernan will
serve her own best interests by giving
Bro. Crooks hearty and liberal sup.
port. If the Courier is sustained, and
NE believe it viii be, it will prove of i'm
nense service to sherman. May the
fullest and nlost satisfying success at,
tend ye, Bro, Crooks, and here's TnE
HeRALps hand, and where that goes,
be assured the heart goes too. Mr. J.
n Baftiioiosf has cnarge of the local
department.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

WE have the word Of that wide awake
and truthful journal, the Hamilton
Heruid, to the effect that immigrants
will end an abundance Of wheat and
corn in that fine county. the farmers
having made the best crop which hiss
rewarded their efforts for man, years,
There'is no better county on the from,
tier, and we trust it will get its full
share Of the incoming tide OF imnni-
,.u.ts..
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

Bttt LoSstsr, in his letter to the
boys from the Giddings jail says: my
first SIN was disobedience toward my
parents, next whisky thinking, next
carrying pistols, next gambling and
then murder The whole TO wind up
with hanging and All open silent muir
derers grave. Bills last letter is the
beet OF the series.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

SrSCE the Galveston Mars has been
wster-bound by the recent storm, we
have sadly missed it from our exchange
lst. However when il does come, We
may expect full report Of the doiugs
Of wind and wave during the last few
dstily eyentful days on the storm
beaten islanl.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

TnE experience of Austin with radi.
cal mayor makes the people there all
anxious to effect an organization of the
party 50 that its strength could be
used in securing democratic munici
pal government 1he Gasefts warmly
advocates the measure. while the lStatcs.
man equally as warmly opposes it. Com
ment would be superfuous.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

-
The recent Van Zsnit eseapaae+ Illus
trates most clearly the Usefulness of the
state militia as at present organized. Ii
is the opinion Of many citizens, of both
Wills Point and Canton, that for the
presence of the Dallas military a fight
would have ensued. While the soldier s
trade is war, yet his highest dnty is TO
preserve the peace This il certainly
an Office, grstefal to the feelings OF
every properly eonstitatea man and
good citizen. Let our les,iing citizens
all over the state BY every reasona-
bic means at hand foster and en-
courage the militia In times OF tur.
moil and danger. the safely o, sociefy
depends largely apon our brave militia.
Lei this fact be not forgnti-4.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

TINS national cotton exchange con,
veniion passed a resolution 10 the eff,
feet that on all bales of cotton with
side pieces an allowance Of thre e
pounds per bale be made to the buyer.
We publish the item for the benefit OF
all concerned. and suppose the rule
thus established will prevail in our
Texas markets.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

THE Inter oeenH charges that the south
Is universally in favor Of the whipyine
post We are by this matter. like the
uniyersalist was on the subject Of hels.
IN there is no such place said he to
his opponent. there ought to be. to
burn such an arrant noodle as you an.
doubiediy are" There ought TO be q
whipping post especially FOR the frter>
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22


A PAINFUL. stiffness reigns along the
line OF the Dallas and Wichita, and a
deep disgust has settled down upon
those unfortunats wights mho pay rad
road taxes, We learn that the presii.
dent bias received letter from the sec,
sretary of the Kansss Rolling Mil Com,
pany, to the effect thar il somsthing is
not done Immediately they viii remove
the iron. lie asks Captain CASTOR to
say whether the claims will DO waived
or net; If not, he wishes 10 make other
disposition of the iron. Now, unless
the Pointer aad Obenchain claim Is
raised, we may bid farewell to the road
for the present. We do not assume to
say that the claim should be raised, but
it is very unfortunate that any such OBJ
staale should stand ia the way. This
may. however, be only rrctext on the
part Of the rolling mill people We
hsse had 50 many pretexis to delay the
road, that we have grown into the habit
of looking with ,listrust at every new
one s1ggested.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22


TIE iail-ereaking era has returned
agsin, and from all parts OF the state we
hear of Jail deliveries, aud attempts,
This evil has grown to snch proportions
~ to warrant senie special legislation
on the subject OF the secuyity OF prison
ers, and we trust in bis next message
the governor viii give the legislature
some good strong talk on The subject
Resides being far too small and lily ven.
tilated. our jaiis, as a rule, are wofully
insecure This fact is abunisntly es
tabiished by the number or escapes
constantly occurring Some special
taad should be provided in eaci eouaty
for building new jails, or for improving
the old. to the end that justice may no,
be cheated as easily as the celestial go,
away with Bill Nye, once upon a time
La all seriousness, there is something in
the suggestion, even if Tgk HERALD la.
made Ii.