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advancing. Therefore the governmen,
Think they cannot longer delay the
proposal.
In the house of lords, Lord Beacon--
field, 10 reply TO question pat by the
Duke of Argyle. spoke iu the sane
strain As did Cir Stafford NorIhco,s
in the house Of commons. Lord Bea.
cons field distinctly .sid thas England
was not going TO he dictated 10 fy any
other power.
h-sri OF CsrnnvAn, colonial secretary.
aat Lord Derby, foreign secretary,
were not present.
IL Is rumored in the lobby that The
Ear! of Carnovsn had resigned.
Great excitement prevails.
A Russian ofiicisI dispatch from
kesenlik states that u portion OF SuIe.
man Pashs's train, consisting Of two
thousand wagons. was captured on the
18Th instant, near Hermsuli, about
foriy miles west OF AdriAnople.
Another dispatch from Ke-eElis SAYS.
from details received 10y ths Russian
stAh, General Goaska's victory At
fhiilipoiis was more complete than at
tirst snnouaced. SuIieman pAshia
whole army, forty thousand strong.
was engaged and finally ,piit into two
parts. One commanded ~ Fuad
pasha led into the mountains, Ai.d
the other, under Suliemsn pasha, re-
treated la the direction of Hoskoi,
parsued by Generals SksheIof and
Loazaroff The Ru.si4ns captured
ninety seven guns.
Both factions of the Turks seem TO
have reached Drams.
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baron. ~-iirs-ra 49, rea-
boEar.rtlst banker & rr-.n-l r.
iaIluaz tafi-lau Fa-sar &. r1- s-..--.
hr.Lclrr EHlr lh- hrr1 l.. rs
fortune o. a.s -r-- ttr ...-r--. .-
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ell.-t hHE#r ~EaH-s l
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hiul p, hi. alh-r D. ct.-r F..
very hasntie -lr- ari o. %
iEre samffuaais.F every Har .a
lat4sr- have d-iiau.l.sl tra- II.
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some ri kH--r -s-H-lrr 49, aH r
seaknsl- Or t-FIr- rr 1 O.
'ss-lieu AZ tis raosz-. a|-.rE tta.
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sell eKf jan. 40 lr- H..r Hsl.s..ar +.
his uioa.t Do .U-. sUr.r Hrr. A
have them a-.as-. r-rssl
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alone should be the ruling metal, and
that metal must be silver. We had
better adhere to green backs than coin
this metal usless the European coun-
tries coined IL also Ii the Unix
ted States should attempt to have a
bi-metailic standard when the prip.
cipal European countries had q gold
standard alone, the result would be
that this country would have q silver
standard alone. Silver occupied a sub
ordinate position to gold In the money
of European countries, aud congress
must legislate with reference to what
exists, with reference to things as they
are.
The Bland bill proposes that the old
silver dollar should be coined as q full
legal-tender. Would any one deny
that the effect Of this measure would
be TO drive the gold which is in
this country far beyond our linits,
forever, and remand Us to the mono.
metalism of silver? Gold wss the
great machine which swung the pro.
duce OF one country to another in bulk,
while silver answered the purposes of
domestic exchange. This bill was not
advocated ss permanent measure of
finance, looking to last in the pros
periiy of the country. 1t was simply
to relieve the ufferiDg among our peo-
pie. ifapon sound principles it would
administer to their relief, no one would
cooperate more readily than himself.
The people did need relief--merchants
were breaking, labor was out of em-
ploy yment, and the farmers of the south
aud Yves; We're groaping under iudebt
ness. Ii the bill would give relief he
would vote for 1t, but before any one
was authorized to conclude that the
bill would give them relief, he must
snow that it WAS the absence of
silver which was the cause of their
suffering.
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ing ts tar -srt.aHlHa ...-. -
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his fssriutaHl ass- o. a..H#. .a
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distant ..urfr. uHu.i .H e.ar.r go
she state all i--sr a. .r 49,
thr l"s.-.tf-re g e. ta..- 80 aa.
a. "a r7us-.lIIts-s 1f tl. Hr.r a.
{ gate ths -lfaH-t t1LF
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KING ALFONSO.
HIS Marriage Celebrated Win Great
spie0dor- Millions In Money and
Barrels of Jewels Given 10 the Bride


Hts Marriage Celebrated Win Great
spieaaor- Millions In Money and
Barrels of Jewels Given 90 the Bride
MADRID, January 23.-The marriage
of Alfonso aud Mercedes, third dauch.
ter of the Duke De Montpensier, was
celebrated in the Atocha cathedral.
with great splebdor. Present. Queen
Christiana, King Francisco, the kings
grandmother and grandfather, the
special ambassadors from France,
Austria, Russia and England, the npos-
toiic delegates, the Count ana Countess
de Paris, senators aud deputies, and
other dignitaries. The pope, the kings
god father, sent by the apostolic dele.
gate, wedding ring, blessed by bis
holiness, and rose of diamonds for
the queen. The DaKs De Montpensier,
gives bis daughter twenty five mil.
lions In francs, in addition to u great
quantity OF diamonds, and wonder.
fui trosseau. Alfonso gives his queen
several set OF Jewels and his portrait
set In eriillants. Great preparations
have been completed for rhs festivities.
The celebration Is TO last five days
There will also be six weeks season ut
the Italian opera The queen also re.
eeived from her sister, Countess de
Paris, magnificent set OF Jewels.
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HERE AND THERE.

Aaa-Bsafnc PRO -kcsum pfian Resela-
sssas-a Seaoee< 6irl opsaas she
fkan ss Her sesiwess- RsIlaP~s.
c1NciskATI, January 24.-Wnliam
Miller. . young man residing at New
els Run, Washington county, Ohio,
died night before last from wounds In.
fiicted by Miss Elizabeth Keyler.
whom he had sc daced. He had re.
nounced her. and notified the over
seets OF the poor to take her 10 the In.
Urinary. This coming TO her sars
greatly incensed her, and procuring An
axe abe repaired to his room, where
he was sleeping. and cut his head open
BosroN, January 2A-In the house
Of representative there were resolu.
tions introduced approving the course
Of the Massachusetts, senators in de-
tending the honor Of the stats aeaiusi
the attaclks Of the senator from Maine
in she nation senate.
HEw YoHK, January 2l-Doseale 4
Coz one Of ths DIdess honsss In tn
south AmsftsAn shipplng busines,
made - assignsnsnt yeseerday. LA,
hilitise tlsoopa
Ada0 Car, uaanafAeeurps 81 M
'p1pee ~ 1ldtoE I Tlntllfkt l1a0oo
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NEW ORLEANS.
Trial of she Ressrniax heard N~s.s-
dreis--uesion to Transfer Ih- eHss
"a the United STATES Cours.-Ftr-
Under the wheels.

w wv hooFls-ElTe-
Under the wheels.
NEW ORLEANS, January 23.-The
mem oers of the returning bosrgss-s.
sented petition to the superior Grim
ibai court praying for a removal of the
case sgsiDst them 10 the United Ststes
circuit court, under section 64l of the
United States revised statutes, on ,h.
ground that the authorizing of the
drawing of juries in and for tie parish
o! Orleans Ia criminsl eases operates
an injustice to the Accused, lIIa=,nuch
a. II places an the hands OF officers Hu-
thorized by law 10 draw jur;es, poseT.
which enable them 90 draw such iuri..
as they may see proper. and thsi, in
this instance, cut of whole yeuire
there Is not u coloreal man; for the
further reason that toy virtue of theex-
isienee OF great public pr, ,judic- ia
The minds of the white population Of
this city, the officers have Willingly or
unintelligently drawn such n ury As
are believed to be Impressed by THE
prejudice.
Judge Whittsker ordered the appii-
cation TO be issued, and fixed the cas-
for argument to>morrow. Judge CuI
iom, of counsel, gave Assistant Attor-
ney General Egsn notice ia open eour
that he would apply for a commission
to take the testimony of absent Wit
nes-es on behalf OF the accused, 10
which Egan objected, fret, on the
grounds that the defens. had no rign,
To take evidence ia that way, and
secondly, beseuse 1t would necessarily
operate rs continuance OF the case,
which be Gouid not cousent tn. tx
Governor Well. was present.
Thomss Montasb, aged fourteen
years, flag boy on the New Orleans
ard Chicago Central rsilroad. at
tempting to jump from the train while
in motion fell under the care and was
crushed to death.
A hre at Greenville, Mississippi
de stroyed stores ofC. & l.. White, aud
Shulber Il Paret and 10. w. Howard.
Loss 81, 900, insurance $50, ,00o.
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The fcrtEulo1th y r . Ir-
The itth instant s4fs "trl 60
Ar. DANIEL Cc1S. uhaa l.
nsr Of hluery, Msal-. ela-- ar
ora and Ellot t.olusiarr .as- I -
tsrtsiitent sflrln< Eaa1a a
mo-t ecCentric uAt1sr. aar.-... TT.
very great -uasen -roe tl lr
It. eEtstAlce uas unk kEHaa ~
Tor aur ono el-- IN tn- 49,.
until oDe OF th- rs-chirs sru-ra-. Il.
tve oT siK ysaEs a. e. sl-ea 80 Il.
The sprirs- susmF-hlls e-r Il 49,
cattle pastur.s drts-l o. an.l rt-
had q - arv~n caste n $685. rr -
= asY - ST Ezfirr. sH.a aaruarr.r
turning TIE cattle 90 ef - - =.
Which th-y hsl h--a tes-i-as l---r
ths iay into a. cue m nrla - !.
isrrnItieuf srrir- - si,r1.=a Cd rr
~ay % ssier a. thlrsts - r-
teriy das-s-sts-i ~. 49, - "a r...
IN Siisrs- - st-=-rrlzz - -. -.
runninr O. a alstan. rlrt q - a.....-
m -rit- OF w ecFs 49, o.
lAf goa@r 2n4 stonas Fcltrara r.-..
% the ~ 49, 4ssoa-sh-.i q So t.a.
ifinslns hraStiiS a. q srr' - 49, 90
utschafEnc Eusrtr 1lzEual = 49,
hui shteh he hat n-ssr 49, 81 49,
thi- i<sted uefa tse ..tsenr - 81.
weath-r in the 4utrsan sa-a 4
appeared. and Si1 slt sr.-E 49, A..
Until the folic~luF srrl1-1r ~-a11 e..
dry one >1ncc thsn 2 - eerl
waishei ~ - fNrra~r. nct - .-.a =.
seconnt q ~ e.ti s-Irfrrz-sa-- - -
cznse cfiEs as-.slr-ss e. - - H..1-.I
th.s uhcsevef air-.ath bccaz.a a1s.sss-.
that all the o. her sf<i. = "A - s.-|n-1,
/ f.il. fhis one cszane1css t--<1o~-. -
keeFs a. mp anaii r<ln ess,z<a a =.
start The o.hsr spTtnss Al scrk .1.1 !.
Immediately k1s<ks -
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IIAZiNts.
suri, Drnnrm-r frixGtenca N..ri,
Gut of His Wis

Hszing IL not restricted to our cnl>
itGes, hUt Is common TO our youth
who practice 1t whenever occasion aud
suits Die subject presents itselt I.sst
Wednesday, there arrived in th. eity
n huriy drun ner, OF the German per-
suasioD, all the way from New York
city, vino imagined himself up 20 all
sorts OF snuff, ia any aud ali countries.
He registeied at one of our principal
hotels. ana began a systematic blowing
of how much he knew. He essayeJ To
teach them few tricks ia card play
ing, which they pretended to he gross
ly ignorant, but with q knowledge of
which they had been enabled To re,
cut Of many a tight place, when the
last dollsr was up The drummer's
vanity seemed to have no bounds.
aud the boys determined 10
take the starch out of him,
it was proposed that they should run
him, which proposition was unsni.
moIsiy accepted by these four loving
young men. One of the numher cu;ti.
waited his acquaintance rs.her exteu
sively, and lart night, everything De-
ing in readiness, ;he cultivaiing party
proposed 10 him to take n -slk, which
was willingly and Innocertly eopsen.
ted tc. The others. who we're to 10
the sham shooting, preceded the two,
lying hid along Mckinney avenue.
While walking along in CONVERSE
ton, sbot wac fired, when the drum.
mers companion fell TO the ground,
and cried OUT that he WAS sbOt. He
made for the city at the rate of two
forty, aud considering his corpaleney,
covered himself With glory 10 the
race. Arriving at bis hotel he told the
night clerk that his friend he'd
essn fouily murdered, but the CLERK
was in With the boy- and knew better,
though affecting great sIsrm. Pres
entity. bogus officer tapped him on
the shoulder, telling him he Was his
prisoner. The amszemebt Of the Teu.
ton knew no bounds when the officer
told him he va. charged by his friend
with having attempted his life while
out walking. The man, who played
wounded to perfection, was brought io,
and, pointing his finger 1t his victim,
said. in q husky voice, "rhat IL the
msnv and feigned 10 swoon. The
man played his part no well that
he frightened him nearly out~f his
wits. He declared his innoeence. bus
Il was no use. II was at this
junctuis the boys found they had car.
ried the joke too far, for the poor fel-
low was wild with fright. They ex.
planned the hoax to bin, and be vAa
nndosbtedly the hApp,est mortal in
The entire crowd. He propose. TO emi.
gvats from Dallas to-day to some more
| Quist and ieas exciting place.
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Tar swelIs at waships,on (.

THr swells At Washington have intro.
duced the fashion Of not wearing glove.
at evening entertainments, probably to
enable the softness and whiteness Of
their hands TO proclaim the fact that
they toll not. This quits ressrses the
order Of thines as the wearing Of gloves
has always been adopted by ahe pol.
ished gentleman. and the sturdy labossr
scosnsd them - marks ofsGsmiascy. I
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THr English speaking politicians OF
New Mexico have improved upon the
returning board plan Of getting Office.
The interpreter who renders the pro-
oeedings OF the legislature into Spanish
Tor the benefit Of large number ol
Mexican members who cannot under.
stand English, is TO be abolished
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TIE tobacco tax is a question be-
tween the eastern manufacturers and
the western and southern producers.
The former want the producers TO raise
the tobacco and pay the tax, biic they
reap the profits. because, cording 10
the Lorillards, of their superior fseili.
.,a.
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LArsLY published accounts of the re.
sources Of the region purchased from
Russia, by Secretary Seward, seem to
indicate that the products of Alaska
viii, at DO distant day, add immensely
to our national wealth
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The silver battle is growing fierce at
Washington, the weight of metal being
on the side Of the dollar of the daidies.
The powerful lobby. organized and con-
trolied by foreigners, is dumbfounded
by the steadincss and firmness of the
gold market in the very face ofretnope-
.i,a,,a,
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THE Virginians are scandalized be-
cause Governor Holiday. being
a chililess widower, with no use
for fine house, finds il more comfort-
able to live at hotel than at the gov.
eruor's mansion.
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GENERAL Brn.ER. with vengenee in his
heart against widows, has attached
himself to Simon Cameron as his attor.
ney to defend him in Mrs. Mary
divers suit against the gay, deceptive
Pennsylvania oligarch.
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TuE Telegram states that a strange
phenomena was Witnessed in the sky
over Houston Few days since. Clouds
resembling fiery flames shot sthwart
the sky. Better stop in time, or you
may see worse sights than that.
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ACCORDING to Commissioner Raum, it
takes sixty million gallons Of whisky to
satisfy the drinking appetites of oul
people gear, and they chew and smoke
about one hundred sixteen million
pOunds of tobarcn
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II Texas was cut up into states the
size Of Rhode Island, the senate cham
Der would have to furnish desks and
seats for four hundred and eighteen
additional members.
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GESERAL W W. LoEsxo. the ex>Con>
federate who is now second in com,
msnd in the army OF the khediye OF
Egypt, has asked Senator Lamar,
through friend. to introduce bill to
remove his political disabilities.
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THERE are very broad intimations of
resurrection OF the late Secretary Bris-
tow as the money power candidate for
president in 1880. He was a good man,
and will be permitted TO sleep under
the Opistic influence of his Boston re,
sumption and anti>silver speech.
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ORb and Shniter say that their state-
msnts before the military committee,
was grossly misrepreseuted by the east
empress. They were not as partial TO
Mexico as the papers would have their
readers believe
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OF forty one colonies who draw their
pay in the regular army, it is said that
only three have been in actual COM
mand Of regiments since the war, and
that nearly all of them have failed to
render any service for wears.
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NEATLY NIPPED.
special Agent Small Takes In the
Deputy Postmaster at Granbary-
Contents OF Deeoy Letters Fo and on
His Person.

Special Agent Small Takes In the
Depuay Postmaster at Granbary-
Contents OF Deeoy Letters Fosnd on
His Person.
Last night there passed through
this city on their way to Austin special
agents VIM. Small and Brewster Cam.
eron, and having in custody Lewis p.
Bates, assistant postmaster at Graa.
bury, Hood county Texas, charged
with robbing the mails and violating
the postal laws. Matters have not
gone satisfactorily in this office for
nearly two years past. and the officers
nave been on the watch, but until
recently without any success. On the
sth of this month u dscoy registered
letter, mailed 1T Brentwood and ad
dressed to ST. Louis, Missouri, was rified
Of one hundred dollar note, described
as follows; W 1226I6s,
Bates was arrested, and twenty-one
dollars of the marked money taken
out OF the decoy letters were found on
hisperson. Numerous other com paints
have been made against the same Office
during the past two years, aud decoy
letters were sent at different times by
agents, yet without success. To all ap.
pearances. he has been practieing the
game for some time and with fair sue.
cess. When he was arrested a pair
OF gord bracelets and cuff but.
tons and collar stud were
found upon his person. On his premi-
ses, the agents found the following
missing articles: three sets of jeweiry,
one topaz, one coral and one plain
gold ring; also a book, entitled ssOpen.
ing q Chestnut Burr" by Rev. Poe.
with the name of "R. A. Perkins.
Denison, Texas" on the fly leaf All
persons who have lost money or vaiu-
abies through that Office, are requested
TO report the same 10 the chief special
agest postotfice department, Washing
too. District of Colum bia. MIR. Cameron
deserves great credit for the manner
IN which the case was worked up to a
successful issue. The department has
had several other parties at work on
this case, but espture was reserved for
the weli-laid plans Of Mr.. Cameron, who
besides his efficiency as an officer, COM
bines those qualities which wins
friends and weli-wishers wherever he
Caee
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GENERAL joins A. DIX has resigned an
o!hce but, true TO his high standing in
republican party it was an office to
which no pay is attached-the regency
OF a university
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TnERs will be a big fight at the Illinois
election Of members Of the legislature
next fall falmer. og.esby. Cullom,
Logan, Washburnc, Morrison and Judge
Lawrence have been placed in groom.
ing for the United States senatorial
race, with farwell as the black horse.
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TINS saddest thing connected with
the Hoa-~Dawes-B Blaine spat in the
senate, IS the certainty that Gail Hamil.
ton will jump into the newspaper
arena once more in defense of her
brother~in>law.
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An amendment Of the constitution OF
Wisconsin, designated 20 make religious
societies and corporations pay taxes on
their places Of worship and other prop,
erty. is pending before the legislature.
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A CINciNSArIAS has committed suicide
on account OF financial embarrassment.
II all men who are in debt at this time
were to give way and die, there would
be no creditors and lawyers left to sue
tie estates.
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GoyERSog HunRisD has ordered tue
arrest of the Texas Rangers on duty at
Fl PasO, who were concerned in the
murder of Mexican prisoners since the
Howard riot.
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W. j. CALLAHAN succeeds f. X. Tar.
ner as editor of the Switzerland Springs
Chron'c's. Mr. Callahan is represented
TO be a ready and forcible writer and An
experienced newspaper man.
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AccoRntSG to the promoters of the ne
gro exodus association, not less than two
hundred thousand coons are to cmigrate
20 Liberia
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Ex-GovEKsoS WAsHBuRs has given
his residence and grounds. situated at
Madison, Wisconsin, valued at O. e0. .00o,
to the state, for the establishment of an
industrial reformstory school for girls.
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THf question of "Propr.ety" being
settled, the Eramirsr now places the
candidacy of Colonel Lang on the
grosnd OF necessity.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-26

toRT WoRrH Is troubled with tramps
Of a thievins character They 20 for
the money drawers and chickens in
that village
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-26

TIE San Antonio Express continues
to represent the United States soldiers
quartered in that city. as a drunk and
disordarly set
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-26

OWING to the almost impossible con-
dition ofthe roads, trade is pretty much
at a stand still all over the state.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-26

TaE irreguIarity Of the mails still cons
tinues TO be = cause Of much COMPLAINT
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-26

FIrzHsGH, who is "a bigger man than
old Grant is running boarding house
In Washington.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-26

hss Pessed anti-Dland pso-sssumpsioa
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-26
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"a aa. 5alsgGaIS GlvVgNG

"t 8iss 70 rsmlHd Our Gus
'''''T' 'hat Il Is Impossible for
I" ad'eFiisS an our special.
'. " h'erl department, every
~ 4'ers eaers iis own special
4. aaa 'emsnis DO not leave our
'aasii'smeBi before making .
s'ae'Al eAaninatlon Of our
nsss y. ifL viii ilnd truIy. ssr.
,1as bargains II every neck
u sSrssr.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-26

The grapgeu of Michigan want n
ship canal constructed acroas their
state, and they slso want gpyeepmeut
aid. What . hsbbub there 10 In N,ch>
tgan abnaf appropriations snr Nissis,
stppt levsss and oehsr tmproveoones
Of De kidd 10 whoss brasass The seth