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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-20
NO. 81 ESTABLISHED. 1919

| posed to subordinate her own relation.
to Russia, to = regard for the wishes o
RoumAnia in the BessarzbiA question
which docs not touch German inter.
ests."
Pro>RGssiAn adviees from Constants.
nople say the situation is strained to
the utmost. Grand Duke Nicholas is
much depressed and the impression
prevails that affairs are surely drifting
To war.
A special TO the Times from Vienna
ssys the news reached here that the
Grand Duke Nicholas returns To ~.
Petersburg and General Todieben goe-
10 san Stefano 10 assume chief CONS
msnd. This IL considered n conc.!ia-
tory step.
In the house Of commons, sir SiAf-
ford Northcote, chancellor, replying
10 an inquiry, stated that the situation
is sxious, but nothing has occurred 20
aggrsvate IL or to diminish the hope Of
= satisfactory arrangement SothiHg
Jastifies the assertion that Ensiand
will he isolated. A circular is expect.
Ell from the circular to the poxer-.
There Ia good prospect OF an Arrsng,
ment In Thessaly and Epirus through
the good off ,es of England.
Sir Stafford Northcote moved al al
journment Of the two houses. Mt their
rising to-day, until the 18th Of May.
Sir Wilfred Lawson, radical member
from Carlisle, criticized this step Ia
view Of the serious crisis.
Mr.. Henry Fswceti, literal member
for Hoeknoy, moved an amendm-ut
providing for an adjournment 10 the
18th instant.
Sir Stafford Northcote deprecated
this proceeding, which he said ould
alarm the world.
The Right Hon. William r. Foster
supported Northcote's motion, and -sid
that il he and bis colleagues thought
the government were pursuing var
policy they would have acted other
wise.
Nr. FAvcett'- amendment was r--
jected by 10 to los, and the motion for
adjournment until May 18th adopted
In the house Of Iord-, I,ord SALISBURY.
foreign secretary, stated that Count
Won Beaa-, the eAustro-Hungarian am
bassador, represented to-day that per-
soDs OF authority in Austria, especially
officers, were panied at Lord Derby'.
recent observations respecting thai
country. Lord Salisbury said Lord
Derby's observations were made on
his o~ n responsibility, and there IA.
nothing in the foreign Office warrant
ing them. The house Of lords then
;iiourned until the 18Th Of May.
In default OF authentic u.~s, runor-
were current yesterday that the Rue
slams had made sill preparations 20
nccnpy ConstAntinople and the Bo-.
phoru- on the first signal Of ho-tiIitie-.
uIat the Roumznia army aocepts
guard for Bucharest, that PiAj--ka
had retired upon the Austrian from
tier, and that the car ha. sent an
autograph letter To Prince Mil.n. in-
structing him ~ to what Seryia should
DO on the outbreak OF war.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Richmond
(Indisna) Telegram writing of Texas.
from this city, very sensibly says that
what is now needed is more muscle and
brains among the tillers of the soil and
less political and professional popula-
ton that acts as an incubus on the in,
dustries OF the masses. A sufficiency
Of each is necessary. but here it is
largely overdone. and q young mar
that contemplates coming TO Texas to
see greenhorns and live by his wifi, had
better change bis ideas.
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Ls On . Rad 90 sb- r-x.- Fr-.a.--
Carter and the 49, ~.r- a.s-- o.
fs~s n~ae~asiax rs-tr afss.z-sl. g.
IN eoid

Is On k.fa 90 sb- r-x.- Fr-.a.--
Carter and the 49, ~ar- a-s-- e.
fs-s n~ae.~isx Ts-tr stss.s-s. :.
IN eeia-
NEw ozI-KASs. April IA fis.r-.-
ton News Special r=pors- A. irr-s
attack on the mail carrier ne<r fa-t
toncho yesterday. Ous man - I !. Z
and The mail taken. Tie sszIa 80
another party % iuGiAn c.ftare.i -l--
teen mul-- II Fort I4sl-. Iaz 49,
airy sre In Par-uiL Tb- tudlsu- -
SUPPOSED % be iron Jh- : "a --aa6. !.
reservation.
! I-ADE thAkLF',, Ia. Ap-I fs -.
gre-smea Aeklea having t.-.-rrs. q
thst Secretary -.-hurz sxpr----- r-. e
for CArter's life here, p-ulIux .ng---.
CATION, several inriaeutizl rir-r-l- a. g
officials have t-!-grzPh-i NJ --r1rH.
through MI. Ackisn. N--gEilg lln1 <
Carter's safety from p-r-ouNl F.lFa.H.
and thai he has nothlns O. - Ill.
truth and lA~. The Unit.s ~-s--a aa ..-
tAry officsrs have t-i-sraPhs.I A
70 the same purPa-e-
DCyEK y IL. ApFll ls.- Tr- l-.r..s
prints and clothes mknuf.c-lTira : .Ha.
pAny. concluded 70 st,p ~aIa &c a
indefinite period.
DisMoINEss Ia, APrI l.-l-s
National bAnk = rs-i--uils lt. ..-...a-
ton IN gold A -p~riAl fran ts--ra-...
says the tr-I ustiouzl "a. Il trs-
place Is r-,ie-mins Ia so.t Ia ....-
Eens national bAns % tEl- cr-s H..
ordered gold from Nes \ lrE a-..t...l
lie circulation.
CINCINNATI. AFru la-g-- Ia--s
picture frame estaoIi-amsut sF a.. q.
Mirre, on BFosIWay. uc.r F-e--a
street burneL - s-g..s-i. s--s .--
-ared.
NEs NoKS, Aprl ls--I1= av-1..-
cation t-t~~eu NieArsslz - t..--
niany hs- teen ~ .l-ie,i
BEKNE, Apul ls.-~z -
sccsptei the Prop--.zl 90 sl= .--.l
States % p.rtidpNis la o. tu1s-r.-
tionAl cougrc-- b aN th- r-ls-.s- r..-.-
% gold aud silver.
BosruS April Is.-Th- Eaar-.a--
savings bAnk l. -njoin-f ,raln l.a-e
business The b.us o~v- l-rs-r.r
ssoDoosJ.
NE~ ORLEANS. ApriI IA -r-..a,E
from Ns~ Iteriz reT-srt- ths tlrr - f
the sugar hsSa-~ and Z g.unsrs 30 I.es..-.
Oliver, hear that plsc.. 49, tl- 49,
tsre and execution - hNuz a. II ..-
i1cendiAry. . color-a uA1. 90. a--
knOslsdged he hsd fired ~ ts--.
Msybury A foys -ugNE hus-, -..s
months ssO.
MN lOKS. Aprl Ia-Ta-u1ar-a
morning. p.T'-r- ~il E-ltst-t . Ie-sr
from Mr-. kliE.h-th H. Titan r. .s
intimate friend, mskiug unrs-sr-.E
confession % her siultrry $50 H.s.
Henry Ward Be-chsr
CHICAGO. April IL-ke.-r-- -Hal
the spring wheat r-xiou- .lea e.
acreage any per c-nt xr-s--r ra.a
thai % ls-t year Th- c1nfft.- ca
pro~peci- are better than slnrv r-.
The season is thru to-iH ae-s- a--a..
Lose BsNANCH. NJ .Aprl I- -I.r..
mh.rizih'- clgb huts--. I. -h lErs.
.cTe- Of grOand, ~-rv -ola - a. .l.r-
III for ~. SO.
AEw hOKsS. AFril IE-tsalt e. FL i
morning q one fourth EHr-ru11-l. l--
fall crealed soma israble sk.llsul.a. =
Wsll street.
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.IoHN WESLEY HARDIN thinks his lot
hard uu
THE governor can't do anything"
Then, why do we have governor
Az ounce of lead is worth pound of
rewards, under certain circumstances.
SO fa- there is no war in Europe, no
peace and no immediate prospects of
either.
THERE is disposition on the part of
an inquiriug public to ascertain when
something eda 'be done"
TnE Houston 7slegrem favors send
ing the state troops to this region to
look after the train robbers.
Foue successful train robberies within
a fortnight is pretty good evidence that
these skilled bandits can do some~
thing"
Ir Conductor Alvord should ever fill
the gubernatorial chair he will un>
doubtedly do something" when pas>
senger trains are robbed.
fraid-of-his>record don't
consist with the ideas great many
people have of taking old Taurus by the
horns in cases Of emergency.
THgRg are as many theories in regard
to the perpetrators of the recent train
robberies. as there are men who discuss
them. No two agree entirely.
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! all such companies, at an appraised
value, to be sscertained by five disin-
terested persons, two chosen by the
postmaster general, two by the com-
psny Interested, and the fifth 10y these
four.
WASHINGTON, April l6.-In the
morning hour the senate passed the
resolution, recently submitted by
Howe, calling upon the president for
Information, in regard to the alleged
defslcatiou of Judge Whitaker, of
Louisiana.
In the cabinet to-dsy Secretary Sher-
man made statement OF his visit to
New York and other matters relative
TO resumption. He sees nothing to in
terfere with resumption at the time
fixed by law, and other cabinet officers
concurred In this view.
X. NJ. Reynolds, of Alabama, who
was defeated two weeks ago as first
auditor os the treasury, was to-day
unanimously confirmed TO that posi-
%sfis hDEtiiCCA IL
his opposition At the urgent request of
well-known Montgomery, Alabama,
politicians now in the city.
The senate finance committee con-
cluded discussion on the substitute for
the house bill repeating resumption.
IL received nearly the unanimous vote
in committee and will be reported to-
morrow. Legal tenders par in ex-
change for four per cent. legal tenders,
after first OF October shall be received
for customs and after October no legal.
tenders shall be destroyed or retired,
but when received at the treasury shall
be paid out at par value for all claims.
House-The bill providing form Of
government for the District of Colum,
bia WAS considered for some time and
finally recommitted to the com mittee
on the Dirtriet of Columbia. The
house then went Into committee OF
the whole on the postoflice appropria-
tion bill, but without action. Took q
recess till evening session for consider
alton of the pension bill.
Confirmstions-Reynold, Alabama,
first auditor treasury.
Senate committee on railroads
reported in favor of extending the time
for Northern Pacific railroads, with
some modification as TO its sale of land.
The bill to incorporate the National
Pacific railroad and telegraph WAS
taken up, and Mr.. Conkiing submitted
an amendment providing that the
road should not have right of way
through any Indian land, which was
agreed to. The bill was then read the
third time, and passed 10y a vote OF 80
toq
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HAVANA NOTl->
Active Operatives -
agsi.-t ts~ Is.ar.~sa--HN- 49,
s--sp-ntat-t.s fs-s-s --s-i - -.
s.N-rnuseat

assi.-t ts- Is..-E~ss--H.s Hr.-H
s--sp-ntat-s.s fe-s-. --.-l 49, -.
s.s-rsme.t
HAVANA. April lg g-IutslIisraa- 49,
been received from >anusss o. l11-.
thai the time for the -urrsu.i.r 81 e.
insurgents having sKpire,L arlls-
Operations Will cCmmencs On tEr 49,
ern department Axsin-t Msrca arI
few more ehisfs ~ho ar -Ill aat-r
arms IL is eTPect-d th-y - 49,
render very soon Th@ motisar. ta1..E-
ter, and brother - Mscco have s.--a.ls
surrendered. and emhark-f - 1a.ra-
ca MAcoo r-commsnd-i tasu a--.-
self in = letter @ ossn-r.l M.-t-..
Camps.
Macuo l. In th- r-xien 49, =.
Monte 8. I.as P~tsfs. 49, -
peace oouditious aerv ocuel1is.L 49,
hundred AMI t~-niy m-n. one na-A
red women. and on- hln.tr-HI -
thirty children have -lrr-u.isr--l -
>zrtigA- The in-urg-uf -ht-s-. F--.r.
ana >Psiuruo have gsus D. Ianls-a
The kEEli-h hrig Aus-l. .rrtsat =
Havana nom -axgg.rz 49, -srarHa-
eight spanish immixrsut- .r. raaa
abandoned Nen.El-is. Anf So -ar-
la Cuss- The Am-rtu.n -1a-ra.
Ariiz arrived fron ksy M--t tr.ar--
-eyonty-sin CuiuNn- ~ha A. rHr.-a...
10 their home- Anottsr F--a
With CutAn- pr.s.srirx t8 -a 60
Key Wet, H-.KE.-ct--i h-r~ rs -.. ca
% the ~e-k.
A royal order Ill - Fls.-.-l.I o.
comm-Bding the r-utl-tru-t.rr II -
rOAsi- and rusi~sy- ~ $50.
and military fgrI---~ Ia r1aH be-
t'on ofth Centr.l r.il0sy 49, r- H-
Z I--ciAIly r--omm-Bis-t IT, 49,
government = dl-Pa--t ts So e.
conI..ni-- s-kiug &c canos--l .--. 60
nil give a. TIE -aoasar><-ul--r H--
bl-. sugar Ncilse. tli 49,. ..e
cfsng. fsiriy Hoiiv-. but -.sE
Havana, April d. r. --e...
7 city 20 Merida srris..i - en-
Msrioo cate O. April 3. &c., 80
as-.mtls-i sd ulsz'- ula--sca a-
an encoarsgius Ni-- q ha1ls a.. r-
eisn r.lsiion- Ma r--gsrr fl. e.
United state % Aui.ri1a. ~ a-aHl
question. % -hich oon<---- --ar
Informed. have Dot b~-u -sit-E o.
mAks- no further slia-ia. o. 49,
sff.irs Minister Fs-s.r - a--.sHI
and every yboty = -xE-ctinx a. ...-
r-coguitlon-
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TON scoII,s CANDIDATE

Ever since the first announcement Of
the name of Governor Tbroekmorton in
connection with the coming gubernato-
rial race, Tray. Bianeh and Sweetheart
have opened on the trail, and Tom
SCOTS nomination" is the burden of
their cry To show how weak and ut
terly puerils the thing is, we have only
To say that Governor I. $ splendid adj
vucacy of the Texas and Pacific bill in
congress has very greatly obliged that
company, but while the measure is
pending, or, indeed. until the road Is
completed to the Pacific coast, that
company would be very greatly dis
obliged by Throckmorton's withdrawal
from congress. So much for tom
Seot,'s candidate"
The distinguished subject OF our
sketch, ever since he acquired per-
sonal identity in this state. has been
| a railroad man. 1t is due rs much to
his efforts as any one else that Texas
has now several grand trunk lines
stretching over her territory, carry ing
the blessings OF our newer civiliza.
tion into the idle and non-producing
regions, which ten years ago constituted
yeritable terra iseoynita TO the outside
world. We have now great state
which is attracting immigration from
all quarters Of the world. a. much by
reason Of her present and prospective
rail facilities o. BY reason OF her almost
peerless soil and climate. Do these
pert ohjectors propose to arraign the
men Who stood forward in those early
enterprises q engaged in an unworth,
task. and - having forfeited the conf
dence Of their feIlow-citizens. If thi
4 is their object. We accept the chal
J, lenss, and rsst the clAims Of on
!. man = much on this circumst Ane'
;as upoa his stsssnnAnship. We,is,krowl
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SoSs Of the railroad and express 9th
cials express the opinion that the rob-
ber- are unframed, inexperienced hands
st the business. We don't think So
-Four successful train robberies within a
circuit Of fifty miles, within six weeks,
looks very much like skilled and expe,
rienCed work
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integrity and patriotism What pubiie
man in Texas holds his place in
the government, or in public estimation,
by reason of his hostility to railroad en-
terprises2 How is it with Governor
Hubbard Even the gentle shepherd
of the grangers is on the record in rail-
road matters. and his devoted illustra-
tor well knows this. Was il thought
that Tom Soott's nominee" could be
made to deny his railroad record, or
change his policy because his devotion
10 that great enterprise gives little folks
the opportunity to hurl such epithets as
these at him. How wonderfully do his
detractors mistake the public sentiment
of Texas, so far as railroad development
goes. The whole world has turned its
eyes anxiously toward this great enter.
prise. 1t has become one oflthe neces-
sities of the age in which we live Ii is
not only to bind together by iron bands
two great oceans, and cement in still
stronger bands, the widely separated
states of this great republic. but it is to
be an active, living. bond, binding the
people OF the far east in an unseverable
bond with those of the active, energetic
vest. While, locally, we catch short
giimpses of such central figures in the
enterprise as Tom Scott, Frank Bond
and Governor Throckmorton, yet the
vast millions interested do not Men
sink out of sight compared with the
gigantic enterprise itself and the tre-
nendous objects it essays to serve Lo-
celly, we hold them in reverence, only
so long as they live or the novelty
exists, but it remains for mere party
prejudice. and partisan frenzy to make
the effort to stamp those central figures
with infamy. for devotion for which
all the rest OF the world applauds.
a broad, liberal government, strong
enough to make itself respected, and
railroad facilities, are the only needs of
Texas at present. These will push our
vigorous young empire ahead of all her
western competitors. Her climate, soil
and population have each in themselves
deposited the germs of this wonderful
future which is gradually and surely
unfolding itself, and Texas will
take care of any man or any influence
which proposes to work for this future
which, even thus far in advance, fore
shadows what is to come. Ii is the
right of any man who chooses to do so,
to oppose the grand nomination ofGov-
eruor Throekmorton, but we cannot
but blush that puerility can 10 no high
er than to seek to defeat him for doing
that very thing for which all the re-
mainder of the world is applauding.
What would be the weight and force of
the opposition to him in this section,
were they to announce their opposition
as grounded upon his advocacy of the
Texas and Pacific guaranteed Tom
Seott's nominee has already done q
noble work for Texas, and please God,
we will see him do more in the future
and IN the newer and higher sphere to
which the people propose to elevate him
next November against the opposition
alike of the Texas and Pacific company
and its enemies. Extremes do meet.
it seems, and politics do make strange
bed-fellows"
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THosE meiliduous letters from the
oranges by the editor of the Erdnisey
continue to pour their lingering sweet
ness into the ears of the horny
handed u from east Texas. Number
three speaks OF Throckmorton as Tom
Seotts nominee" That sor. Of thing
may tickle a lew people in other sections
Of the stste. but in east Texas we are
very certain it won't do Mr.. Lang BIT
Of good, nor the Esani,seT either.
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The ex-sutlve olun.ltt.= n
oOUnty roae- have t--u tsl-F s-- o.
eohtrAc;ei for The hslldlrz ri t-s
hridge- on uhe Ks.ck-rll rl-.ai -.... r.-
n r. Davis. % Ccr-icsna. -.
In the city ~ith - ;aro= ru.rI Il. es
10 work.
The lumhsr sad iron azrs a.. $50
shipped ior th--s foaT nfi - 80 90
D. here In = fs~ a.y-. Elz- So
-crspsr- have t--E hzrua-h-t ra.-
oyer-e.r- oa --yerAl ro.i-. a. a-s
some lgmber % tull tlr -..
bridge
An AS-e--tnsnt - ~ =ul-rr..a..-
TO the rosd and brias~ azat = 49, ~
ing eOllect-i - C.EtAiu geas--a. g.
engineer. ~ho ~El cal 90 a. -
scrintr--
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THE Denton honitor severely criti-
cises the conduct OF the detachment of
police and volunteers which went from
Dallas to Denton recently in pursuit OF
the supposed train robbers. Doubtless
the Dallas boys will have something to
say about IL
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sSHoULD a gang of train robbers bounce
on to train some evening just as you
are contemplating the beauties nature
has bestowed upon tie country over
which you are travelling. do nothing,
If you would emulate the excellent
law abiding precept set by the chiei
executive Dare not even throw pea
nut hull at them.
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OFFERING a reward OF one thousand
dollars causes almost as much demorsl,
isation among the detectives" a. is ek>
perienoed At the capital when an emer~
gency arises. The detectives can do
nothing" for back-capping each other.
a. the sports would say.
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THE Galveston Nsrs also thinks the
executive power in Texas is too weak
To cope with the thieving, numbering,
villains who are engaged leyying tax
on the express companies and postof-
ice denartment
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As the state convention is to be held
At Austin on the lTth Of July, it be-
comes our county executive committee
10 issue its call for primaries and a
county convention at an early day, TO
select delegates to the state convention.
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THE Fort Worth Standard kindly cor
rected blunder OF ours the other day
We return the compliment. Tyler is
not the home OF Governor Throckmor>
ton. oar mistake was located in Vir-
ginia. while the !Nfaaddrcfs is at home,
and that is all the difference.
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TRAIN ROBBERS.
a. NUNS The Word with the Auihor-
fttes- which Ne~neth There's Light.
ming An the Air.

"uum's the Word- with the Author-
fttes- which NesneIh There. Light.
ming An the Air.
There is nothing new OF interest con-
cerning the express robbers. Parties
are on the alert, while the trains at
night are well guarded. 1t was ru-
mored at the union depot last night
that the south bound passenger train
on the Central road had, before reach.
ing Plano, received telegram telling
them to look out at that place, as trou-
BILE was expected, but 1t turned out to
be- mere rumor. During the day the
trains carry no guards and it is possible
that the next attack may be made In
broad daylight. In fact AT the Mes
quite robbery one OF the robbers re-
marked that "The next time we go for
her the sun will be shining"
Conductor Jules Aivord, who WAS
wounded at Mesquite the night of the
last robbery, is receiving the best OF
attention. Inflammation has set up In
his arm, and he was suffering with
considerable fever late last night, but
his physicians think that amputation
will be unnecessary.
DENToS, TENAs. April II. ISIS.
To the Editor of The Herald:
Please state that the rumors ailoat
| about Denton county being refuge for
train robbers, and her people hsrborers
of maletactors, are all stuff of the thin
nest fabric. True there are few men
in the cross timbers who, il is said, are
train robbers, but heretofore there has
been no process against them in the
hands of our sheriff. excepting writ
for one of the parties, Henry Under
wood, for theft of steer. 1t is stated
that Sam Bass was raised by the sheriff
OF this county. This is false He came
from Iowa or Illinois about five year,
ago. and was hired for while by tn,
sheriff as teamster. Underwood wa
in the northern army, and came her,
from Indiana, | think. about five year
ago. These parties are understood u
be in the cross timbers, but there beinj
no process for them that is known o
here Cor not until quite recently n
least), so long as they molest no one. j
Is hardly reasonable that anybody i
going to arrest them OF try IL on vsgu
rumors. They have friends, no doubt
who will harbor and watch for them
but it is ridiculous to accuse the peopl
/ here Of conniving at their crimes. Lif
and property are as safe here as in Ne,
York.
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ErGHT to seven again in the matte r
OF the place for holding the state CON
yention However. Austin will do very
well for us. odd Throck' has friends
by the million in and about them
digggins
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Mr.. l. b. Martin informed HER
AID reporter vest. rday that the potato
bug had already invaded his patch Of
Irish potatoes, and bid fair TO plS
havoc with II. This is rather early fcr
them to make their sppearace, and
those having gardens should take the
necessary steps to prevent their spread.
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THE Gi5Jf> Democrat nominates Grant
for next president If that worthy
doesn't hurr4yhome soon he'll be shock.
eel again by being embraced by the
dying energies Of the G-D type OF re-
publlcauism.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-20

lr our exaCtiy-rorrect.to ,he,letter.of-
tho>lav governor had been on the plat,
form with Conductor Alyord he would
have felt like doing something Just
about then
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-20

THE Statesman wittily decapitates the
editor of the HERALD and the citizens Of
Dallas on the subject of train robbery.
How about municipal murder. brother.
and the " fat " editor Of the Statesman ?
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-20

Tvs N77f says we are Throckmor.
tons telephone Well we "tell' some
homely truths for the next governor of
Texas 20 be surs, but we try not 70 be
particularly phony about it.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-20

Va are glad 10 learn that our set
tlement Of political affairs plesses the
san Antonio Express. Tnrock will
surely be governor il the Express repre-,
sents west Texas in this matter.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-20

"WUrISG for something to turn "a" -
with red tape on its the Joke these
train robbers are now enjoying. perhaps
ou some secluded island where res
wards are TOO thin.