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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-09

ANTI RESUMPTION put in IN early apN
pearance in the New York Legislature.
The only bill introduced in the senate
on the first day of the session provided
for the repeal of the resumption act
passed during GovernorTilden's admin,
istration, The New York papers make
mild mention of this fact as sur.
uriae
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-09

The anti'Conkling ring of the ropub,
lican party now charge Chambers noble
rage and sudden attack of truth telling
to his disappointment at not getting
tho secretaryship of the Interior or the
Omission to Spain Whatanoblc crew
of Interested patriots these republican
are on their own showing
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-09
4aiIg @erala.

THE DAIY HHKALD published every
morning, except on Monday, ~ wv le
Rnnum in advance postage pIpphlu W
~ eenlA poi week delivered ~ lhn Nly'
ADyERTIaEIN0 HATKAl Onn square Ven lllss
nOnpnfoill One time VI no. hael huuselNnnl
Insertion, N nenh special Talhh lpl NpeAY
monthly and yearly advertisers
TuH WEEKLY HTHALD IL published every
saturday no mi Agat " lOpeLyear' post
ago prepaid
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GRANGER HOUSE,
NO. VO5 4 OO7 Main Street, Dallas, Texa,

ih.s mouse II new and well ventilated
inca,ad nein exposure, and Is centrally
:. saNyef. who never failed TO pleass biss
suests. farties seeking house with Ali tie
~ oi Il,. OF home, cannot do better thsn
yi,3r,e ne ne vInnger call. Travellers ar.
an s,l Ieacn THIS house by taking the Nj
stIe-t morse cars, one block south from a.,
Bo,. me besi u y day house in M c,s..
~ snss 70 gst on thestreet cans at tn swift.
~'t :. SAWYER
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-09
A Standing joke.

st. Louis Republican: Chandler, be
ing interviewed by new spaper CORES,
pendent, says that he Stands ready to
suostantiate his statements" lie will
stand long while If he waits for the
republican leaders to ask him to lurnish
the documents. They say, with "Fal,
SIAN No more Of that, Hal, an
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-09

Mn IlATfs instead Of opening the
new year with a more aggressive policy
against rasoality, has If We aIo to judge
by our Geographic reports of pOrdons
been seized with the Grant passion loI
pardoning countorlcltors and other par'
ties dehAnding Tho government.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-09
Attention, Property Holders

Notice Is hereby given that will begin on
Ihe nrst day OF January next TO makr tba
assessment Of real estate and personal pron.
elty Tor the city taxes of 1878, and ali ne sons
sg OF having in their possession as
agent OF another, any real estate or personal
property, Ae hereby notified 10 come for.
ward TO the office OF the City Assessor ard
Sollector and render the same before ths
htst day OF February, Isis
49,. j. N. OGDEN,
uec-S-lut City Assessor & Collector.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-09
DALLAS. TEXAS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING I JANUARY o.

SENATOR PIrrRRsOE docs not intend
TO either die or resign, but Is slowly re-
covering aud his family hope he will
be- ready 10 take his seat At the reassom'
bllna of tho senate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-09
Dissolution Of COpartnershIp.

with the close of the year 1877 the copart-
nership heretofore existing bet cen NJ Ull-
mann and Julius l.. Ulimnnn, under the
hrm name and style of NJ. Ullmnnn " Co.,
ceased by mutual consent, j. H.. Ull-
mann retiring. Mr.. M, Ullmunu will con-
tinuc tho business from this date, under the
same name nud style of ilrm, ON his own ac-
count, and viii assume all liabilities Of the
late hrm, and Is HluEO authorized To cole ct
claims due the same,
NJ. ULLMANN,
JULIUS l., ULLMANN,
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Houston and Texas Central Railway
Buy Your Tickets and ship Yeur Trsigt!
b. TIE

Inc following Offices aud Agents have
, ueen establishing b. this COMPANY, where
Information may be had concerning No
oniH the d. & 1. b. Railway, but Texas gene
u N MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
zen. j. Il. 10 ElirON. Pass 8 Immi-ra'
'iVh agent, ll3 n. Third street, st. Louis, J o.
-, "a. ALL 4, Northwestern Pass. Agent li
CLARK street, Chicasu. ill.
pNloh HOIAES, Southeastern Agent NO
burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
80. ~. OOfFlk Southern Passenger Agent,
chattanooga, Tenn.
= INFORM atom may also bs had at the agen'
~ - OF TIE III. h. & I. Railway, in New YORK,
OdleasO, Cincinnati, Hauni3al end St.Louis
j. tsALDt;,
Cant Psss. q Freight Aqt, Houston, TeIa.
,, oURaHD,
esn1 supt.i Houston, fsxas.lans.Im
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CONNECTIONS.

AT TENARKANA, with MI trims ~.
Louis q Iron Mountain aud So. RnIl,ruo1n
all points North East and hOuthoast ." I"
Az LONGNlEW JUN,IlJs eUI Ala,
NICOLA, with al trains on The lnte,natioinNaii
IL ~ l9i tyler raltating, houston, GaIyea'
AZ DALLAS, with trains o na Kors,o.
and Texas Central u, H. io VoIsjCs"Vlu
MeXla, Biomond, Waco, Calvert. Vr"euga
Hemp tead, Brenhem aud ior All uolntss "i'a,'
M'ddleand southern Texas, '''"'' IN
a SHERMAN. with In TIC. RAILWAY
Tor MI 'ulnta on IN Inc of thnt ropd WY
Al FORT WORTH, with gtagrs' o.,
points IA western Texas, "'
sHREVEFOltl, With Il d River stoam
ers FIR New y leans, '''''o
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-09
AN ORDINANCE.

Concerning CdrcdsseS Of Dea6 Ani.
mats, Gcaerai Provisions Rcgatliag
Remoum Of etc.,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-09
TO ALL POINT

And offers the Pest Routes, on Quick Time
WIN more Comforts, Better AcCOmmOda'
uohs ana Greater security than any Otner
Line. Passing through lie richest and most
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-09

Referring to the above, take occasion to
thank all former patrons for pnSt liberal
fnyCrs, aud ask IA continuance of the same,
guaranteeing prompt attention and fair
dealing, NJ. ULLMANN,
laub.lIn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-09

CUE VII md buyers for Lands. Farms oud
ST ny property. We will fnd renters I Inr
s,a' dwellings and stores. Furnisb ~
sta ILL.,, perfect titles pay tax 5, etc. Neuoti
yeys ami on teal estate security MAKE sur.
BUY, sell aud locate Ian certiHcst COUNTY
,ycI,. us and city property in the North In
'iuGhanse for Texas property. ''O''n W
cani,siSnsg Az extensive acquaintance With
lion r. tns,'al, me i older states, whose alien
4, ~, 70 sell property will do well 10 nj "a
Of.f-ffu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-09
Wanted 8itusiion

A \ GARDEN Elt-,.WOrR around the house
~ and take care OF horses, Of ~ porter IN a
store. hOhrr and Industrious habits, Please
address q, j H., Herald once, JAMS n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-09

NJ APS.-County maps OF Dallas, Denton,
vi Collin, Ellis ami GrHyson, Mt 81. Neat
aud correct plats OF every description gotten
up on short notice, at reasonable figures, by
Jones n Murphy, Real Estate Agents, No.
III Austin street. dec5.ly
10y W. q, SlCKLES-8O,OOO ACRES OF
~ LAND on long time. Real Estate
office, No.2ll Main street, near postotfice up-
tnirs, Dallas, Tex as luS.tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-09

BOARDING - Comfortable rooma WIN
ID hoard NJ Mrs simpsons corner Main
ana llnrwuOd reefs Al mpdorl COnVo'
nluncoH In the house. Street cars pms every
Ave minutes, JGnl-lw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-09

FOuT-line Advertisements inserted twice IN
this column Tor Twenty five Cents,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-08
ExAaaAfNrH.

The editor Of The Eureka .Ssatin<l got
on squib fec days ago rejecting on
the political seamen Of the editor Of
this psPsr. The matter escaped our
notice until We saw Il copied into some
other paper, snd yerterday we replied
10 u In terms perhaps little moro
severe than we should have done. The
Ssatinei reProsohes N for lack Of po-
liticai sense. Nov, the presumable
meaning Of that h that the editor OF
that psper means % EAy thss this paper
made great mistake, mistake that
indicated Tack Of political sense in
that II tried TO show that the Bullion.
Tax question vas an issue In the late
campaign. Now the question As TO
whether the course Of this paper Was a
wise One or not, resolves itself into
whether or not the modification Of the
Bullion.tax law, which was attempted
TO DO passed at the last session Of the
Legislature. met the approval Of ma.
joritT Of :he people Of this State or not
The SeHtisei seems TO claim that the
result Of the late election indicates that
the people do approve Of that measure.
Now. we contend that the fact that the
majority against Bradley was less than
that against most OF the other defeated
candidates, Notwithstanding the fact
that a special nght with vituperation
and money was made against him.
proves the contrary 10 be the fact. At
any rate. il the Sentinel man is right in
this matter. there is no doubt but tha,
a majority, at least, Of the Legislature,
will look at il in the same way that he
does. and II they do. then it is their
duty. in accordance with the wish Of
the people to Immediately modify the
Dullion.Tax Law in similar manner to
that in which it wss attempted to he
modified at tho last session OF the Leg.
islature. Let the event prove who is
right about this.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-08
Legislation Needed.

As the time for the assembling OF our
State Legislature is now near at hand,
II is proper that all PERSONS who thiuk
they know where advantageous changes
can be made in our laws. should puo-
iicly express their views on these sub
je:.s, in order that our Legislators may
be informed in regard to the wishes Of
tho people.
There is one matter that IL is very
necessary should be attended to Rt this
session ot tho Legislature, and that is
in rcga.! 10 tho Office Of Public Admin.
is:Eatur. The way IL ia now eyeryb body
knows that it is very difficult to get Il
rcsp"ns!blc person Ia accept the po,ni.
nation for thg: Office. from the fsct that
the compensation attached 10 il will not
justify u man who is engaged in other
business, in being bothered with IT,. 1t
would seem that the best thing that
could be done in regard to the matter
would be- TO attach the Office Of Public
Administrator to that Of Coun,y Tyeas.
uTer.
The ofice OF Treasurer being cousid.
cred one OF the most respon siLla ones,
and the emoluments Of tho position bo
Ing sufficient SD that there is never any
trouble about getting tho best and most
reliable men To Offer themselves as can
didates for the place, # the two Offices
should be united there would be no
Danger that the duties Of Public Admin.
istrator would not be properly attended
To, and thus n grent deal OF the scandal
and suspicious Of dishonesty that have
hitherto arisen In connection with that
Office will he avoided.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-08

ON Friday last. says the San Francis
CO POsi, the work Of grading tho lots OH
Mob Hill, onw,d by Messrs. Flood and
Fair, wnh begun. Andrew Onderdonk
has tho contract for doing the work.
which will last for some seven months.
Mr.. Floods block which Is on the we,i
side OF Mason street, will be graded to
within three feet OF tho level Of the
street. and that Of Mr.. Fair, on tho op.
posito si,le OF Mason street, will be
leveled to y grade three feet below the
same street. On the eas. side OF the
block narrow street runs between IL
and the residence of Mr.. Porter. On this
street solid stone wall will DO built.
About 100, 900 cubic yards OF stone will
have to DO removed. which will be used
Ia the North Beach seawnll. Until ar.
rangoments have been made for receiv.
Ing the rock employment can be iurn.
ishcd for but small number Of men,
but ~ soon as everything sin readiness
800 men and about 10 teams will be SET
TO work. The work is upder the super.
vision Of q. +. Pofr, who will push 1,
ahead as fast "a possible. Some $780,.
0O0 will bo expended on tho grading
alone, and IL is the intention OF Messrs.
Flood and Fair ncxt Summer to erect
mnnaiona on their lo,a that will rclipse
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-08


TIE charming village OF Boca. says
the Truckee Republican. Is destined to
become tho formidable rival to Truckee.
Her magnificent brewery. which sends
beer over half the continent; her msm-
moth ice enterprises, which largely sup
ply the markets OF California and Ne.
vada, and her gigantic numbering fscili-
ties are the foundation OF her greatness.
The Clinton Narrow Gauge Railroad
can hardly fail to connect Boca and
Lake Tahoe Doxt year. and so turn the
tourists travel largely from Truokee.
The Little Truckee Franchise. owned
by Boca men, il the key to the northern
lumber region. There Is capital. enter
prise and public spirit in the place. and
Boca is bound to be town Of consider
able magnitude.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-08

"SuPPEa is now ready in the smoking
car, )" shouted the brakeman, and q
young man from Hartford who was on
his way TO San Francisco. got up and
went forward to see what the brak eman
meant. He went into the smoking car
aud found q party of BAvnrian emil
giants cooking two kinds Of . cheese
and three denominations OF suasagea
on the stove. He came out very pale
and gave the brakeman half dollar to
stand on the platform and burn matches
under bis nose. "Was it very bad7 "
an old gentlemen asked him. when he
returned to the coach. I" Sir" said tho
young man Of Hartford, "yol1l never
smell anything like IL until you have
been dead six MONTHS a4s
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-08

A HAS called In last night and an.
nouneed that he had just arrived from
the West. And what he wanted to say
vas. that he had the pleasure Of seeing
. sieeping car porter crawl under the
lower berth. take up the carpet. remove
the planks from the door. rip open the
msttress. rend the pillow to pieces, tear
the stufang out Of the seAts. and then
shake the bed clothes, In his efforts to
steal his boots, black them, and levy an
assessment OF twenty live cents ON him
the next morning. The passenger
laughed 10 hard no could be heard .
block - he explained that he pulled
pair Of stockings over his boots and
went 70 bed with them on his feet
Every day something turns up that
causes as to loose faith in human nature.
-ToiedO Commercial.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-08
From the Times-RerIeH.

Judge Abbot had his hands full OF
business yesterday. AS cold weather
comes on criminal cases seem to in
! crease.
Two Cinnamon were hauled up before
Judge Abbott yesterday and sumnarily
dealt with, by his Honor, for violation
Of the law.
There is still good deal OF snow in
the canyons west Of town, though very
little is to be seen in the valley and on
the surrounding mountains.
We regret to lenrn that Mrs. wiilet
Young is suffering severely from neural.
gin. Quite a number OF people In town
are on the rack from the same cause.
Jim Graham evidently intends to have
his new hotel completed by the 10th of
December according to promise, il we
can judge by the way he is rushing
everything.
Very few people Of late. are heard
complaining Of hard times in Tuscarora.
There seems to be a greater activity and
stir In all circles than has been observed
for many months.
The ranchers in this vicinity are lay
ing in their supplies. Teams from all
parts Of tho neighboring country. are
to be seen standiug daily in front OF the
stores, or leaving town loaded.
On Friday night about o o'clock, as
Joe Opie Of the Progressive saloon. and
Charley Smith were indulging in o
playful scufile. Mr.. opie was thrown
against the counter, breaking his right
arm between the elbow and shoulder.
DR.. Huntington was promptly sum.
moned and set the fractured limb. The
broak is q simple one and wo hope Joe
will be out again very soon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-08

ELEcrRIcrTr has been added 10 the
ducking.tub as mode Of punishment
in the Columbus. Ohio. Psnetentisry
The prisoner is first stripped of his
clothing. then blindfolded and taken
into the room where the tub is kept
There he is ordered to sit down in wa
ter three inches deep. and one pole of
the battery having been placed in the
water.a sponge is attached to the other.
With this sponge the body of the pris.
oner is touched rapidly In several
place. Not knowing where hs is to be
touched, as his eyes are stfll blindiold-
Cd. his suffering becomes greater. The
pain sometimes produced is said TO be
great, and causes the prisoner to shout
IN loud piercing tones. Unless care
full physician is employed to direct the
use Of the electricity, people will be led
TO question the wisdom and humanity
OF this innovation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-08

Tie unlimited responsibility Of stock
holders system on which the Bank Of
Glasgow. which has lately failed, vas
founded. Is . remarkably safe one fos
the depositors. but In this case Il q Sery
hard on the stockholders. u seem that
every peDon Who is . stoekholdsr. NO
matter II he owns only single shave.
10 individually hsld for the entire
amount OF the liabilities Of the Bank.
amounting in this case 10 about cas-
100000. OF course this amount will
be npportioned among all OF the stock.
holders in proportion to the number Of
shares that each one holds. but where
person who holds stock IL unable 10
pay his proportion. the others arc bound
to make up the deficiency. This Is the
only system under which absolute safety
to the depositors is secured. Under our
system OF banking. when bank fails IL
Is the depositors who suffer. but under
the unlimited responsibility system. IL
Is the stockholders. and there II not the
slightest doubt but that they arc the
ones that should suffer in case OF fail
ure. for the simple reason that they
have the management Of the affairs Of
the Bank. But under our system when,
ever a bank fails, It is nearly always the
case that the principal stockholders
manage 30 as to be we'll provided for
while the depositors are robbed Of their
money. II Our system should be
changed 30 as to conform to that under
which the Bank Of Glasgow was organ.
lied. there would bo very great dilnu.
milton in the number OF failures. and it
would have a very beneficial effect on
the business Of the country.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-08

Tn eAsrapsnto 1shas bssa fs-A-
ished By . railroad man With the fol-
lowing shovins the nunbsr u men EN-.
Ployed by che CsntrAl Pacific Railroad
Comp ny and the rate Of wage paid:
The aunbss Of white men ~ work il
q. sou; Of Chinamsn. l,3O00. or over
nine Csacadans to ono Mongolian.
The vaessN hid to those regularly EN-.
Ploys1 are: To blAeksmiths IS 10 20
osnts per hour; mschinias. 80 70 a.;
hs,psrs, 22H 70 271s; bollsrnaksrs, 25
70 80; carpenters. IS to Ss; painters, as
20 IS; engineers. 9lio 70 $lS1 per
month; nrsneu. 80; passenger oonduo.
tors. 4l1o 70 BIS; freight conductors.
SS5 to $50: bratemen. S65; TO $40; Ia
borers, % to % 25 per day. Itis said
that these rates are nfty per cent. higher
than the average rate paid for such ser.
vices In the Eastern States.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-08
Teachers ExanlnitisA In Caii.
TornIA-

Under the School Law OF Californa,
the State Superintendent OF Public In
struction seDiAnnually Issues series
OF questions And sends . copy 10 the
Board OF Examiners Of each county in
the State to be used in their examina.
tions OF teachers. There has been
heretofore on several occasions, rumors
to the effect that copies Of the questions
have been surreptitiousiy obtained by
certain tsaohsrs in advance of tho sxan.
inations, thereby enabling them to pass
q creditable examination. The State
Superintendent of that State few days
ago issued series of. questions, an rs
ususl sent them ont to the different Off.
GERS throughout the State entitled to re.
oeive them. A short time after they
were sent out, the San Francisco BuL-
tetia published the entire series of ques.
tions. stating that they had been fraud
ulently given out by some person for
the benefit OF a portion Of the teachers
who Were expecting to be examined.
In consequence Of this the examinations
have been postponed and new series
OF questions is being prepared. It ls
not known how the questions were OBJ
tanned which were published in the
Bulisfin. but the most probable supposi-
ton is that they were obtained by open
ing the copies which were being sent by
mail to the County Superintendents,
while they were en- route to their point
of destination. The matter is to DO in
vestigated.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-08

Or course tho the cremationisis arc
jnst as much shocked at the recent
operstionf Of the body-snatchers rs any
OF us. But they cannot shut their eyes
to tho fact that these midnight prowle
have done more this Fall 10 make ere.
nation popular than they themselves
could have done in ten years. Every
fresh case OF corpse-stealing makes
fresh converts to the cause. or at lsas,
tends to lessen prejudice and Secure ito
advocates fair bearing. A single vio.
lated grave is worth . dozen elaborate
arguments.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-08

Il. G. LErearr writes us from Chsllis,
Lewbi county. under recent date. He
says: "There is = prospect of . big
town being buiit here next Summer.
There ere some forty buildings gone up
already; among them three stores, two
blacksmith shops. one sboe shop, two
saloons, and others under heaiway.
Building material is very scarce. Lum
Der is hard to get. Building is princi-
paiiy done with logs. which have to be
hauled eight miles. and they are poor
N that. There Is some very rich ore in
this camp. All the claim holders seem
to be in excellent spirits. I came over
here with James Gooson. Edward Nor.
rison and Alex. shriover. ."--Idaho Ava-
ldnehs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-08

ACCORDING TO French paper. there
was exhibited at the Centennial q pat.
ent m usic stool contsining. concealed
in .hs seat. s.es! blade aud g stssnp
spring worked by clock-work. When .
performer 10 asked to play In the Unit.
ed States, The hostess calculates how
many minutes the audience will listen
70 him, winds up the clock.work and
sets II ct 40" "l5" or "20." II the
artist exceeds his time by second the
spring Is released. Az the Figaro says,
this Is "cruel but practical"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-08

SAYS the Ward Refer: Late arrivals
from Treasure City report that since all
work has been stopped that place is we'll
nigh deserted, and the future prospects,
ofthe Hill are gloomy to the Inst degree.
'Tis sad to think that the center OF the
"boss Excitement" OF tho last decade
has at Inst been given up to bats aud
owls, and the place that was once the
scene OF busy life. aud where men were
thicker on Main street than blackbirds
on fence. In the Spring OF co. .as many
AZ six remain. perhaps less.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-12-08

OK the occasion Of q recent festival
in Valencis, Spain. bull, which had
been tormented all day by displays OF
red cloth, prich of iron instruments
and knife cuts. was covered with spirits
OF turpentine at night and set on fre.
He was tied by the horns to two strouR
posts. but broke loose and ran In agony
through the city until compassionate
butcher killed It. Valencia has long
been defined by Spanish poets as q
''paradise Inhabited by demons"