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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-28

Scnsre6 seridtet, in ocnen iie bic @rrid
t,ns pon 0ampIidiif'2inien uaa Glib
amerita tefiirlporten. Die Ser. @5taa
ten wiiroeu bic pprtisen Wirtte 80 lltda
Dig teberri den, msnn bic Waaren raid
unp tiais eabla befSroert perbsn tSnn=
ten.
- Der 5enator 8roper BAT cine 8iQ
eineebrad,t, melfe fir Die arbeitenoen
Rlalier pcn Ipe;eaem 5ntereIIe iein noiro.
Bet auen SiI,nlliheu alrbeiten fir Sfed,
nung ber gunoe8resieruns icleu namlia
uad oi.ier Bid nnr lctd,e arbeiter be
idliftet meroeu, ,pethe entmeoer giir9er
ser Ser. Staaten fao, coer weni3ltenS
ibre erIten Baplere berau5Sencnih,em ha
BEN. gluf bic llebertretuuS bieier Gcr
lhriit Iino be)rnoere Strafen seIest. Gb.
seleben Don oem nativiltildlen @baratter,
oen pieIe siu trdst. niirfte lie aud, praf
tlh nitt tie Wirtung babene bic einbei.
nlhen Nrteiter rrr Der ausldnbild,en
Scncuyreu, ,u Ihiisen; penn menn als
5ecinSuns Der geli,ifti9uus bet 8e8ic.
fnnasartelten MIR Die grtIIrunJ Der Ab
ut. Biirser perpen ,u polen. erfcroerlid
It. 10 wirp Der 2trbeltuhs s9pe ciele geoin
uu i,hr leItt er:iiaen t6auen.
- Sn lealbinstpn fanp lih fariH
n Naert ttner rer fsutihamsr,Flnlih
OampIe,l MEN Elm, i'm iit vi etfuHoi1t.'
i plldfr e'e32up ctr B.. st7lteh Iif
6enuid art fri,laup faufn oane, a.
cn is 6c yum Sd'H au ietIaJ,u laf
Gle .W,an nlss ioa aai tsu @tle'
i.ttma Yin, ruit t,itn<p1d, gssianet
alnreast,n tieisr 2.t< na 5'isapaOns.
."e id f sa'sn 81 il n, lie nath Sssbarsi
tsrisn. 4 teAen. ieer~ b'lti ,u tIlfth
0r u .en ater antwot't:e rob s-rr
5elsQlnaft uat.r { iatn unidnted eani
nj Chm erwstbfn wu,ee. 9tltht einen
Dollar riiroe ils DO anlesfn. nut elnen
Hann ecrlbin irnten. Oclhon srper
onlh nusl nllit. pab er. wenn sr Oaa.
relnait IN Ala ANA atlhloIe, san,lih
inlsptnrs lifh eprt auihaten fOnnte, 10
b. iitb Gle oUu tbul t t.ne 0ftfuld,ufi
| o,A nittt istdt be ppa iitet3 uaen, na>
I'D nen'as. mutps IS ibr seIlngen, pas
lsalss.s yehe IN Den'ibanD. ole lie "a
tSreitnani torer :, d. traute. "a dn 7
3l,feeriallinB IN eiatm oar oletalts:
;u be ,safn. DlaG irbe in europa au5e.
nsin aaI Die Sup!aaten ais in siusm MIR
GALS eisliFrtsn 3ufaaee tfiiaplid, bin.
unb Sapttaliltsa paielblt molten iDr Ofl
niGt In Staatsu riatirsn, in oeuen bic
9tsGte Der Dsrlon uno hes @iSentbumS
70 bebarrlih perlebt miiroeu, pie bort,
namsntib aud, psnn ss liA um ginee>
maaperis banple."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-28

Muse bsbislt, ndtrsab glIiot une Sasea in
Der Ndte bes 3sltss ;urildblisbsn.
Giue Stunoe motte ss nod bIs 5lim
Wufsanse bes MoaosS eauern, dis Gal OF
ben iuaesn Dslanaren ablolss. Sis tabin
mar Die @tI(Ie nurA nitats unterbrodasF
wuresn. Die 3sit ldrit Dor. Die Sbisr',
pes sereetliten Suders nab Nahrrns
maee, tattcn Th nieoersslsgt. sGie bsl
ben Men|hsn, mrttsn aud BET ibnen bic
Joiesn bes laneen, beihwerli6su sRar
lbes. Die teirsn Sdiilopaden lpabifn
aufmsrtIam mad alIsn NiAtunasu, rod
auImerflamer laufds!en lie aaf ienes @e
raulh, bas Yislisidt soa Der Nnnalernna
sinss 9einpes as,sust tatts. Dod, mad
yie por blisb alss rubis, uno es esfelti9ts
lid bic oufauns. aud, Ia pisisr Nad't Fsins
StGruns su esfabren. Solssncrn 5asss
abtr errelthte man cas Ghal ose COLORADO.
bis mcbin eie VaN lltae ibre 5taut5i,ss
nidst cus,upsbnsu wa3tsn. =
Die pon Dem i'm eluie pe5 laaeS S-erblb
tsn W item ausniOmeabe aRdtms uno Oh
laulcie Stlr esie nisteu ITO. Gen SdiAi
Ger WAit uesn ~ e,nem ttaumiclen Su ma
hfn. sssr tasslen rer UtbsrmnF ul1
anc pfn stelhian eia!n(l,nosn SinT Il =
Ger unastuns 2ricesisanp isitsis. I'll
8 bant.n psrpanrsitsn fb in eeml tos
y are arm liimdbsl III : aunt. IN etnf'
ie Yblntllts N d'an,ih miifte, o;s ron
Rlttl p,lw,it,sn 6ltben uac 8ormen N
en- c"a,rn Gpa!aittr bspo,;o5lsf 3'nv
| iamId,e. I
tfsor!sBuns fci1t.)g -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-28
1sgas 8.

- Sn ren Gcuntise res untfrn Can
pss tslnmert man iA uber bic llumale
p6u W0.fen, !pelds eislsn Niater eribie
nen llno.
Die 1sissrapbenlsituns nGyslih
pom 0ietoria 1T bsinabe san3tcb purG
Yrairisfsusr ss.fort weroen, pslhes biz
Yfpfsn niepsrbrannte. 3wan5is Meilen
nett III bic Yrairie a5sebranut uno Die
Jlammen srreihten suwsilen cine SSbs
ppa 10 bis 20 Jub.
- Sn Galoipsu County fano man
eiaen tcp.sn Mann BEL Dine Gap, ner
eyfroren mar.
= Bon Blatcntd sptro tsrihtet, bab 90
III ben lsBlen Nona!en mebr snsenoms
men bat. ais In rem sorbersebenpfn 2
Sabrsn.
- Sn Sesuin iruree oas Wsisnadts.
felf in ulen Shusa oar9 2ln3aneen siaes
gbrilitaumss ssIelsrt.
- &snrou County beFbt IA 4Snulsn
nit II !Shultaulsru. 6 poltofeen, 5
8aumpcl,n @lns, 2 WstrsiOe unp
Saseu ilats. Na6 pem 2iisTmsnt sabil
cas- GeuniY S263 Stuf q Jtupotsb, 1854
Shais. 1lI7 onpelne, 2G36 Vfsroe uns
467 6ubrwute. gaarss WelD ttiatei
nu I'm ecunp 20 $50 Gaulr.
- Sa Utapa Geuntp lilnb Gas g. r.
mcmsl.r iettsa Scanias auf 16 e'taa 3
,}u Grsnhom ileeen 400 Sausi
! 3 umwrue gum 2ssrilutt bstelE gls
ists ienut ldntaer an, als lit psrlatsi
m.llfn taIn.
SIN e5sorstt9Gn liao elm wsibs
uno sna dwaip %.itt DIR as tea
", anau i eueArtictsn.
Sn 0unIan eputip tam NeitJan
Sc n pn /. III 6otlt a."e 2'anm.s g.
lam 9cGs. en- SWss t,s f0ufn9l
bAms ulabte ~, nn0 laleues.tt ial
ia: s te.
Ser SbtfT aD uiams roi
astcp gCiIip au,te els ,r ,Gsi gerbat
i,t, lou ,,r 5lil "a Nlnei u tyan9portirt,
aua I'm j. iis'ialit q,ldeiIt ietec
q ienl "a I'm. ~ CiaIirnm,n. Gmt
on Sduf nure, Bnt,m tU Gin
ye,beil ts Ihmti UtlhbI.
9iah Nuet euunlp trahls man ts
NOlter 9. @tait. I'll i'm Sabre sc
edidtlt tnsn DoCo teSins uHo TN 1877
aus tu totsn 5 II auebrah. Wa
Dutle TON IN lrnn,lIs, ein3eIanbsn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-28

Serr Trieb. Drnner, FER tSflnnte
&soaftener pe5 SO otcltr Wcden.a b
Scnntaesblattes," iibernad,i uns folSen.
ben, IN bn serihtsten Srief 3: ,@eepr
ter 6reunp 1rieolih gcnner Jb tabe
in Gurer 3eitune 8eteisn, Bag Oas ct.
SatcsS O,l gut lei fir 9ltcumltamuS,
aOpf9eb NJ. SD mar iebr .fant. 10
nab i'd, in 8olSe rtcumaiildcr Shmer
3en in mcinen yeiaen nidt mebe laulen
trnnte. ga acbraudte i'd, elne iSlalde
ct Saicts Osl SebrauGen. Gu9 ater
oante ih. oab Sbr eS iu pie Seituna &C.,
tban bdbt. Blenc @uSelmann, 50 Sab,
re alt. aus Der Sdmei3, Canton Arsau.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-28

Gin ocrnnuftiscr Eempcrensfer.
Sn Trcp fapp tilr5lid cine gemperen5.
lsr. Seriammluns ltalt rno sum @ritau
nen Der Aaipeienpen rief eiiier Der ReOs
ner, Der, ME er iaste, .lhOn felt pielen
Sasren lid nit bieler Trase bclAaftiste,
Der Yeriamallms gu : yNn ein alufDeben
Der Wlrti haften 1T cbiOlut niat su ben.
fen Die Soee mub auiseseben iperoen.
llno ieltit Uenn ale Wiribidaftsn belei.
tISt Derren tDnnteu, piirpe man Sebr'
ualO lib iiberSenSen, Dap es nit ben, 9a,
tier Der 1runiluAt uur nod ihlimmer
ltdnoe, ais nit ben SffsntliAen gGlrtp.
idaften. OaS 4af5eben osrlelten lit al.
10 mabrer MabSteit uno Uio4
raj gang uno gar nldt mini hensipertb
Was tit allo gu tbun Disie Jrase be
antportet flip lebr leidt man icrse fir
quite, aelpetiable WltibiAaften unp ldllge
D!elelbea all alien SaSen Der Wpde, penn
lclhe Wltbl lbaften lcasn aut ani Conn.
ia5e Seltatel lein. aui 5ats Der 0emeiG.
o. Jts5le uaJ III eS, oisle anJels ssenbet
III praidldl9r Wetie 81 re5ulren. Dun d,
|
Gle AhsitenAu18 Hno cel,bugan3 reipsfta
oisr U,l'paafIel Bemnnt cite WemeIn
OK Jtsle'udJ eine 5 cBe &laile rcu lcl
Ien on 5esn dt3 ounoeeS eSeacllen Die
eurntt0ea ptotelteu YyBeu elne ala
lelue y tit.ouao, IL SeIsbnnu1 oel
@'rInlraTteH, nrJ ft puo IN tul,er 3etl
le1ea, olB ourp e;ne ie'be slB,e3sl OIL
-adt OF Na5l3iea > edla3 no iii III
.lbeu 3,ttttltett lept eeceaeno ssf6t
ot,t wpo. Die sioss Nie1rott l. sl
Uu5Ses, be ron oem l.eistn Seilteeet
per 2emperen5ler niWlo ipl e. mrlen
| iao epsnlo lebr rpte wm. 6sBen Iilper lt
Wiublhafien, be jsOob nur auf ot
pon mir pcrselbtasene Wtti. auo5 spttr
mel cen ionaen !"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-28
/ sc. g. @ra9scoe1. (

Sn rer 9fadt gum 27. NDpember lit in
8erlin Der atlbefannfe Olhter bes Scar
cib," Gilbert gmil graapceel, ptSslid
am odtaoFuB 9eitorten. 2lnl 80. april
1924 gu grealau getcten, batte ct 1lih,
naA5em er feline Sdalbilcun9 I'M Wa9oa.
enen.@Ymnaiuni erbalten, Der S9au.
lpieltunIt mipmen mcllen, ater su einem
@rapeur in Die 2eNe 9eben miiIIen. Nad
oem 2ooe per Wutter wanbte ct iib cen,
nod Ger 8ibne 3ll, bod sleid lein erIter
Seriuh il, Dien (aIs GcnlinStp in Den
hdutern) uiblaag 10 pclltdnoia, bab CT
cen Sei dlue fabte, li6 fortun rcr Iteo
lcsie su ipipmen. Dod belt er niht Ian.
&c babel aus; murce pieeer @rapenr uno
besann ais Nutbppipaf}eifris gu itupiren"
Ills ct 1917 nan Berlin iiberSeliepet mar,
uerlcr et Ieia san5e5 pen per- Mutter er,
critics 8ermSsen uno serieib in 10 idme>
re 9ectb. Dap er 1850 Die Ste1e zines
5etretdrS ON, 5rouIheu Gbeater anneb
men muBte Jn ri.iem Imt oibtete er
1856 oao Iraue ipin n9iarciB", init mel
sem er sliljence Supnenerfclse, aber
ciueaWeJs 10 9rcse Gluuabmen er;ieite
pie nlln ibm but III bgehaea pvllen
Our paS Set.lner sci bsatsr uue bic ,pIe
tr Orftusg, l'pteie dlt rcn 1862 ab,
ilbea 1871 : lht,eailu pepat; Die Ito
I9en Sipaeu aelplutJten nut Plul bum
iep, cas- flilcI,ld) peutld,e 2beater in
5tl,lseAtg; s. uu4 5plr. iiir oen
Ill. 81 fail Ill en.rpitlDeu Sprahen
iaerleet anp ourt, 81, etosutenplteu alalt
:. Lencu Oa.Ducn. olacmln,, u
,toi y. getra5en. n,a.bie pa5 5tad lei
1ea ''Se5 eurb ot' 9anjc Bet. Asnistr
'eoeuteuo mat Die 2Sutaa5 fctSenOe,
1tlde: oaralbert pcm SlpenDer5e,
,.Dtou &c Gans" uuo Der ylliurpator,
ocA fauOen - Briu,eiin Utontpsnlier.
. Die Sarfenidule" (ls69J unO Aite
Sdweoen" (1S74) eiaen sewIlien gelIau
Auh ais Ncmanoid,ter bat Yraboc5el
iib berpprSeibau. ,Seinu u6rleOsuanuYAd"
1857 erSIincte cine tattlid: Geqe ren
5anren, aus me den namenlllN ,Shu
oast unD Ieine 3:lt5encisn' 1869 Der
,erBebOben metcen mt3e. 2lub cine
5anlmlups uoa 5lc5rapslu, De Ufin
aer DER ucuen ceutlnen 3.li" Cub er ber.
auf; auberpem BIT er sleOer uno lprllbs
Oidlnn5en" QSGl, Ncrelen unc thea
raIiIcle Stup:cn petcifeutlitt. SeIrs
Sbaiitnsiuit uno 9lteett8illff Idieneu
unermiiolid. Das Bert pas ibn Suleet
teiddftiSte, mar cine 0sIaihte pes ber,
liner Epeaters, welde er i'm Yereiu nit
Dem friiberen Spfid'auIpieler unr 0fesif.
|sur y. &avatIaoe belrbeltete. WlS bis iest
pappn erid,ienen lit, reidt Bis inS Sabr
1896, bas lBeitere miro y. 9lpallape nun
pcbl aaein teicrsen. DEM graApcsel
bat pISelid prm @dlasflub t0otlld ses
trefien, niitten in ieiner idriftltellerilden
Gbati9tsit Ter iab serape am Sdreibtli9)
pie 0eoer faIln lalien miilen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02

GENERAL SHERMAN has had the bad
taste of rushing into print to oppose
Bannings army bill, which bill pro,
poses the reduction of salaries of army
officers. A mercenary interest crops
out at every point of his letter, which
is not very becoming to say the least
oft in the general of the army. There
is decidedly too much done about civil
matters by American army officers,
anyhow Withall honor and credit due
them having been bestowed by the civil
branch OF the government it is high
time for army officers, even if they are
OF high rank--and the higher the ran *
the more should the reason apply-to
settle down to their legitimate calling
and leave matters of public interest to
be settled by the public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02

TnE Ncos is laborng hard to convince
the people of Texas that Governor
Fhrockmorton is sectional candidate,
but its evil intent is defeated by the
splendid record of the man on this
head, so soon as il is formed. We, in
common with other papers of our Sec
ton, have pointed out the sectional pos
sitions assumed by the Macs, but people
will not confound that with the Ne,oS'
senseless and impotent effort to injure
Throckmorton elsewhere, by charging
North>Texanism on him. We live in
confidence that the News will uncover
before the election, but are still aware
that the supply of money is inadequate
until congress repeals the resumption
act II that is done, the reimbursement
will soon come.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02
THE STATE OVER

Hays C0mly-Free Press Major
liagsdale requests US 70 give nollee lha1
about Rfly white girls or women are
needed at this place, and he lhlnhH
could readily find places 10 do house,
work, alG.--Dr Bellows, q lTaYel lnH
phrenologlsl, spent some llme here lAsl
week, lle proposed 70 lecture hu'
whisky got tho better OF hlmi % he
failed 20 nuke the effort
Hsrm C6unlg-'lhe prairles adjacent
10 Ian Antonio are covered wan man
lies Of blue, The eXubeJant qroWlhS
Of the yerbena aud tho lady slipper
have oOyered tho surface Of the earth
with smiling sweetness, BESIDES, innu'
merabe yarIegaled flowers combine n
beauty tho common bouquet, ---Cref
and 1aggarl the reyiyalisis, are lighting
Satan h San Acknowledgements arc
quite busy with their crops, aud lhe
city IL quite dull, The wheat aud 0at'
crops in this county ara splendld,--A
large barn, belonging 20 MI !, NJ
Miller, OF this place, aud situated neaI
the public square, was burned lhli
morning about two o'clock Loss $1,000,
1fph lbmW - Statesman About
thirty men living on tho other side oI
the river were IN the city yesterday, boz
fore Justice Neill, on the charge Of re'
luaing 10 do road duty under the law
recurring men 70 work the roadH --
sheriff 4, j, Miller Of Williamson eonn'
W, reached Georgetown on "Wednesday
last, with John Carlson charged with
the murder Of August Nelson, In May
1860, in Williamson county, Ito was ar
rested NJ Carthage Jasper county, Mis-
sourl, on requlsltlon, Mr. Robert
Mcfarland Ia in the city, after an alb
senoe Of six years, lle has reeoiyeC
m appointment from tho United State
marshal, Deputy Sheriff Miller o
Williamson oouNly, was In town yester
day, looking after the reward for the ar
rest Of Carlson, the murderer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02
Incurr,ns 4. Tremendous aisn,

They Incur u tremendous rlak who aolOnrn
OF omigrale a. reside Ia districts where lna.
larlal nnpaHG IN prevalent, without inudi cl-
nal uoaua 1T Certifying their hyHiemaaga nsl
the periodic HuOurga, Tho danger 20 billOnH
subj OTIS, ana ~ lllOHo who lack bodily htnm-
Ina, IN particularly serious, A preventive
ktnntly kOpt ~ hand 10y such prrAonH, nnd
On none can they rely with naoh certainty
NJ protection anu aid ~ llnAteteitur'a AtOm.
noh Bltlen, This grand Hpeolno roots uul
every yo,tlgo " tho malnflnl poison non
OF Vital activity und ropellng power thhl
nullifoa tho influence OF mlnaIna, II nlHO
prevents and rnmedloa dlH0rdrrs Of the atom'
aoh, bOwola and liver, " hich are part culnr'
~ prevalent Ia malHrloua regions, aud IN Hn
Incompatible general lnYlgOrant,
apr dpWlW
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02

TuE Washington Post reviews the
congressional probabilities of Novem.
Der, and discovers that the control of
the house of representatives depends
on very slim majorities either one way
or the other The democrats have
twice secured control of the house, in
1874 and 1876. The election of 1874
the Post regards as phenomenal and
Enthusiastically data on which to calcu.
late the possibilities of 1878.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02

The contest over the millions of the
dead Cincinnati miser, Tullis, promises
to be bitter and uncompromising. The
executor named in the will, and said to
be an ignorant potato peddler, has quail.
flied, and it is the general belief that he
is only the tool of designing lawyers,
who wish to secure the money. As
there is close to 100000 to fight for,
there are q good many plums for the
legal fraternity to pluck.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02
Giving Them wind.

Washington Republican: On the | It'll
Of April the republicans of Oregon will
hold their state convention and prepare
the way for a republican victory. That
state is to be redeemed. The people
are tired Of the bad faith and unprin.
cipled policy of the confederate de-
mocracy, They snuff the dagger of
confederate power, and will correct
their past errors in that state by secur>
ing republican supremacy, and thus aid
in rescuing the country from democra.
tic dominion. The occasion and time
have come for the republican party to
put itself on war footing, and then the
country is safe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02

The board of directors OF the Dallgs
and Wichita railroad are about to declare
Mr.. Hendersons contract forfeited, and
null and void, Their reasons Cor so
doing are. SO strong and so numerous
that they cannot do otherwise in Justice
to the city and the public generally.
Henderson has spent but about one
month in Dallas during the last year.
No road can be built with such atten>
ton from the contractor. Forfeiture of
the valuable charter will take place in
three months, or several miles must be
built in that time to save it. Parties
are ready to furnish the iron and money
to go forward with the work as soon as
the board formally disposes of the old
Henderson contract. These parties
mean business. and propose to give
Dallas a railroad to the Wichita noun
tains before fall, notwithstanding the
terrible fears OF the Commercial to the
contrary. as expressed Friday evening.
However, he threw up the sponge beau.
tifully yesterday, and now If he lisa good
boy he may 60 out on an excursion to
the mountains when the buffalo comes
down this fall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02

This glrl was standing At the font door.
Tho night WIS dark and drc0ry, ThundoH
rOnrod ana hghtnnga flashed, revealing
dark, angry clouds. wan pale features
Hunken eyes, an omnclnie form ana feeble
pulse, her mother lay PROSTATE, IN IN nd
Joining lnoni, from q chronic female com.
plant Foolslops are heard ne promised
saved What Joy IN depicted upon their
CONTINGENCIES Nv they welcome English F0.
male Bttera, that grunt female regulator
and tonic Of tho present day. No slckly fo'
Call ~ any drug atofo. tilNprl6
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02

OSg OF the most interesting billiard
tournaments ever held in the west has
Just terminated in 81 Louis, Jacob
Schaicr, Of loston,mOdo tho IOrgoot run
on record, beating the wonderful run
mOdo 10y Sexton in New Orleans (4IO
by scoring 49, lIo is the lion in sport.
Ing circles lust now.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02

Sow of the New York papers are
anxious TO have Tweed released from
Jail. II ia claimed that his continued
imprisonment does not promote the
ends OF justice No effort is being
made for the release of the petty
thieves, however, Tweed has money
yet and that makes his suffering very
hard to bear, os viewed by those "moral
engines Of public opinion, "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02
1aiIg 4erala.

gig DAILY HEhALDls pubilhhel ffhl
nnrnln4, nIGapl on Mob iAYi Nv WV ~
annun Ia tdYanpe, postage pirphll W
Aaenla per week delivered W fhh pll4'
ADyKHTI6EIHG RATIai une square llen has.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02
A Place for Packard.

New Orleans Democrat: Two letters
received at the custom house yesterday
stated that Packard had been rendered
aposition as register OF deeds, etc., for
the District Of Columbia--a federal ap.
pointment-at salary of from $4,000
to $50, 900 year, and one of the letters
stated he had accepted the position.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02

RUSSIA and England have 30 far failed
TO come to terms, and tho proposed
Congress Ia thought, will fail one
great point Of interest to this country,
il0wer ia TO como between England
aud Russia, II will affect the Stocl,
market.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02

VIZ gather from tho News of Sunday
that IL IL in favor of neither ThroclS.
morton or Hubbard But in the plenti>
tudo of its mercy ii still conocols It's
choice from the poor devil II proposes
to support. This sort of thing suggests
the soItclawed attentions of the cat toys
ing with the mouse which it has dos
voted TO early and sure destruction,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02
Ia Refense Of the Nationals,

Terre Haute Indiana Express Green
back); When secret societies can be
made effective in lighting for the cause
of the people, they should be used. For
one, we are not in favor OF any kid
gloved or milk and water policies. We
are in favor of using the weapons that
will bring success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02

1Hr Louisville CouriersJoumai wants
TO make the bar rooms pay for the
school rooms, by the StateOdopllng the
MonelL regIaler.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02
elcrpIlnll run,

No other medicine In the world was over
given such u test Of It's curative qualities us
iioschooN German Syrup. In three years
OF charge by druggists In this country To
those afflicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and other
discusses of the throat ana lungs, giving the
American people undenl0bla proof that Ber-
man syrup viii cure thom. The result has
been that druggists In every town and VIII
lage In tho United States are recommending
II to their customers. Go 10 your druggist
and ask what theyknow about H. Sampl
bottles 10 cents Regular si2e 10 cents. Three
dosos viii relieve any case.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02

AplSSfa Is TO DO given Bayard Taylor
on April II prior to his departure for
Berlin, The bin of fare will certainly
contain prellels aud sauer kraut
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02

TnE democrats in congress- are Ns
much ashamed Of their conirere Tucker,
of Virginia, m were the republicans in
the senate OF Yates aud Chandler.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02

'rug west Texas papers are aglatlng
tho subject Of irrigation, Forlllying
against the temperance movement, oylN
IDENTIFY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02

NoSr of the articles Of tho Ncp are
read in tho columns Of Tue llEHALp'
Our "young mans taste IL critical,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-02

odrEraAL GalST having strong hold
on the popular heart Of the people Is
one ol the latest republican deluslons.