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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-28
SUIT AGAINST AMHERST COLLEGE,

BosroS, Mass, May u, 1878.
John G. Tappau, OF Boston, has brought suit against
Amherst College for SIS 900 for breach Of tho
d,tions whereby It noIds u bcqucst OF his father.
John Tappan The latter left $20 900 ~ found pro-
fessorshp vi sThc Pastoral Care" ana II alleged
the college neglected to appoint this professor within
the timo stipulated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-28
THE FRENCH OAKS.

PARIS, May ~, 1873
Tho Count do LagranGe's chestnut Ally Clementinc,
which was Of the iavoritos In tho French Oaks,
did not run yesterday. She scratched on satur-
day IN consequence OF injury received IRON kick
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-28
WATCHING ON THE DELAWARE.

PHILADELPHIA, May q. 1878.
Tho fourth annual regatta Of the Southwark Yacht
Club came on on the Delaware to-day OF the nrst
class boats the Squirt was the winner; OF the second
class the korb, and OF the trd class the Lcno The
nigh wind which prevailed overturned several boats
aud one had her nast broken or close TO the deck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-28
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
SAN Francisco. Nav .

San Francisco. May q, 1878.
Victoria despatch says The elections have resulted
In the overthrow OF the Elliott government which, at
beat, will return not exceeding eight MONDE In
House which numbers twcnty-nve. The Premier and
Speaker wero defeated In Victoria city by narrow
majority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-28
ARRESTED FOR SMUGGLING.

Benjamin Howelson, nity years Of age, who was
passenger on the steamer Britannia which arrived
lev days ago iron Europe, was arrested yesterday
oo charge OF having struggled aparccl OF SILK cloth
valued at about &2UU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-28
MURDERER ARRESTED.

BUFFALO, N Y, May 81, 1873
John hitby, alias Jack Smith, VINO was charged
with the murder OF Thomas Allan at Berthe Ont,
on April H. was this morning formally arrested on
the chargo OF murder, and, raising no objection 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-28
NATIONAL GRLENBACKERS.

ALBANY, N. Y, May q, 1878.
A State convention or the National Groenbacx La
Dor Reform Wor kngmons party Of the State is called
to meet at Syracuse ON Tuesday, 23d OF July next
nominate a candidate for Judge OF the Court OF APP
peals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-28
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In tho
tcmpcrau Tor tho past twcntyiour hours, In oom-
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
HERALD Building, No 21s Broadway:--
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BODY OF A MURDERED MAN FOUND.

WmKEsDARRg, Pa, May 81, 1873.
The dead body OF Jacob Roller, q miner, who rc-
sided at Mill Hollow found near Hutchnson'J
Breaker, Kingston, to-day Tho back or the head had
been crushed in by some bunt instrument II Is said
he was murdered by enemies whose motive was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-28
THE FENIAN SCARE.

81. JONI, N b., May 81, 1873
The sixty-se ST. John battalion has been or.
dered TO DO 10 readiness for emergencies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-28
DIED..

GILLEY-In Brooklyn, on Monday, May 81, 1873,
Z. CLIFFORD GiLLEy, aged / year, months aud q
days. infant sou OF Edward ). aud Fanny Is. Gtlloy
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
[for Other Deaths See E,ghA Page
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-28

PLEASE REMEMBER THAT GLENN'S SULPHUR
soar pre- SCENTS all tho advantages Of sulphur baths
cheap rate
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John A noIrp,

JOHN A. bOLLES.
John A. Bollss. Solicitor Of the Navy Department.
died in Washington City OF Saturday last
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Average temperature for corresponding date last
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50 PEARL OR MIXED DERBY 81 %
MAcKiSAws. 81 90. worth S3) IL New Church 81. ~
alairh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-28

CLAREr WINES.
Sound. reliable Wines from "a 80 $50 case. All the
favorts brands DO sauternes.
II. H. KIRK A CO.. 81 Fulton ST. and 100 Broadway.
HAIR DYE.-BArCH ELUR'S Is BEST. SOLD BY
druggists. Applied ut celebrated New York factory l6
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| IL. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY 81
Maiden auo. the sole manufacturers of genuine As
Bksros PAINTS, ROOFING, srAx PIrE BoiLsg CovEH
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23
HERE AND THERE.

COLUMBIA, s. c., March 1.-THE
jury IN the case OF the six children on
trial here for the murder OF a negro
youth returned verdict of not guilty,
and the children were restored to their
parents.
PoITsvILLE, Pa, March I5.-Martin
Bergen. Molly Mcguire and on. OF
the alleged murderers Of Patrick
Burns, arrived here this morning from
Canada, in charge OF Pinkert ms de
tectives. Burns was mine clerk, and
was shot and instantly killed ut Tus-
csrors, April Is, 1870, 1t is supposed,
by members Of the Molly Mcguire So
ciety.
BosToS, March ia run on the
Five Cents Savings bank here IL In
progress. IL is rumored the institution
will enforce the sixty days notice. II
ID one of the largest savings banks In
the state. There 10 no reason al pres
ent TO doubt Its soundness.
The state detectives made a raid yes
terday on the town of Shutesbury, In
this state, where they arrested a mum.
Der OF men living In open poly gamy.
They are held for trial In the superior
criminal court for Franklin county.
II is alleged many others will lie ar
rested for the same ofiense, an attempt
evidently having been ~ ade 10 estab-
llah Mnrusn -
bury.
FORTRESS MONROE, March ls.-Hons.
r. II. Bland, George W. Adams, George
c. Cabell, John +. Kelly and John
Goode, members Of congress, are here.
READING, Pa, March ls.-A writ
OF habeas corpus 10 favor Of the OH.
GERS of the dime savings bank, which
has suspended, was refused and, the cul-
prits held in forty thousand dollars
bail.
BosToN, March Is Bank Examiner
Needham states that the actual loss to
the Lichmer bank. at East Cambridge,
by the robbery last Saturday was
ss.0Ss, leaving q surplus OF $4,000
balance. The loss falls upon the pres
ident and outside parties.
Toe run on the savings banks to-day
continues, bu. the excitement has
greatly diminished. The crowd at the
five cents savings bank Is about one
hundred. At the Provident and suf.
folk savings banks few depositors are
calling for their money. The Hyde
Park savings bank Is enforcing the
sixty days rule on all sums over twen-
ty-flve dollars.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23

New Orleans leula-
cinbAii PFir- a. raar
peculiar fat. snE o1-
heard sccusnfr-l taH go
sometimes start Ia . rarrI
property aud prrsal
throushCut the rrH.rrrs
two ago the tre,asnfs .ff--a
mills b<-ane .lsrulus
u ws- difilcuit O. - 3d.
them Il.n the r4a us.
factorie-. lut traf Was -a
nor long caatiuueL
sud tall barn WeT- Hn
where. and The i.a--s- a.
Nov IL = among ilr rr-.
IN cities, to~ns anf
certain diseas- ali
depic form ard ala
able to rs-i-i r. Ia
20 another. Ihu- m-H...
scarlet fewer, 81 vie. r
When fire has de-rraE-.
kind of property fhas -l.
attacks aUoth-r. g..
The fact J. = -iuguis-
result. m doutf 90
iS~- Mhsf- l. th- y
Int iaM
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23

00bbed.
NEW YORK, March l6.-O Donovan
Rossa, " ho has been engaged to lecture
on Irish liberty aud English life at
Toronto, has been notified he will be
mobbed. The owner of the operahouse
there refused to allow him to lecture in
the building. Rosa says he will de-
liver his lecture, and il mobbed or ar.
rested on charge OF violating his
English sentence OF twenty years exile.
will claim American protection, mt he
does not believe the American govern.
ment spirited enough to interfere.
NEW York, March ls.-A special
from Toronto says the Hibsrnians
who have engaged O'Donovan Rosa
to lecture there tomorrow, applied to
Archbishop Lynch for the use Of st.
Johns Hall, on Bond street, but his
grace, through Father McKAun, his
secretary, denounced Rossa ~ . hand.
and refused the hall. Yesterday a
letter from the archbishop was read in
several Of the Catholic churches, con.
demniDg those who had engaged Ros.
10, and urging the people 10 keep
sway from the lecture. st. Patrick's
Hal, In MARKET place, hiss been se-
cured. The magyar and chief Of police
have made arrangements Ter the
presence OF the entire force, one him.
dred and Twenty-Five men, In eass Of .
riot and pickee companies from the
Queen's Own have hesn ordered 20
hold thensslyes In rsadinssa 0rases
youns REitsDs are vssy aesive, and IL
Rosa appeafA b viii - sssasked -
yo0d any douht
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THE papers of ohio are still waging
war against the management of the
penitentiary in the great state tina, has
furnished so many officeholders indis,
pensable 10 the civil service rule of Mr..
Hayes. 1t has an unsurpassed collec>
ton OF swest-boxes, ice-batls and dun
geons aud the prison authorities will
give bonds tn make healthy convict
insane ia IL shorter time thsn in any
state prison in the land With a little
more outside exercise. M is the fashion
in Texas. the health % the conviets
might be recruited up To that point
where the ingenious teFtures of the New
Jersey institution might be employed
TO perfect the Ohio plans of punish
ments
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23
RETURNING BOARD.

Csseiessss Bepssss Csse.ssssE sse
Dssessrgs 81 Asaessss ssa she
Tsrswtng ssos Of csass OF the Cas~s
As.ssss ~shsr Ae@hess sfsse BssrSi.
New ORLEANS, March ls.-In the
case Of the state vs.. Thomas &. Auder-
sou, on an appeal for q new trial, the
supreme court reversed the verdict of
the jury and ordered the prisoner to be
released.
The supreme court this morning was
crowded with mem bers Of the bar. nal.
iticians and other persons, anxious TO
hear the decision In the case of the
state vs.. Thomas 4. Anderson, con.
viefed In the superior criminal court
TOR Publishing Is true forged and coun-
terfsited election returns from the Oar.
lab of Vernon. Chief Justice Manning
read very lengthy opinion In the
case After reviewing the charge,
verdict and sentence Of the court, he
took up two Of the exceptions As being
the only ones necessary to consider In
rendering a Judgment These were
that there had been no preliminary
examination, andthst it Is malpractice
to prosecute by information. Both
exceptions were dismis.ed-the first
upon the ground that q preliminary
examination IL not essential, and SEQ
ond, that prosecution by information
has been the common rule In criminal
practice for many years.
WAsHISaToS. March ls.-Prly.te
advices from New Orleans, In regard
to the Anderson case, state that the
court decided that the forged paper
which was altered was not q public
document, amt the Indictment wss de-
fective.
Senator Matthews received the fol.
lowing dispatch this afternoon from
New Orleans: The supreme court
decides that the Vernon parish re-
turns were not susceptible OF forgery.
and General Anderson IL discharged.
This ends the whole case as to the
other members of the returning
board.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23

Tbs N,7cs course with regard 10 Cow
ernor Hubbard is all along marked by
its usual sinister policy. 1t translates
from the German Post ostensihly to de-
fend the governor, but makes so
bad stagger (althoueh it reiterates
the conclusion arrived Mt some time
since, that the accusers ofthe governor
had failed signally 10 make out a case, -
as to leave the very opposite effect
upon the mind of the average reader
The people. rejecting that but mere
handful Of the population of Texas read
German, can understand the true mos
tives OF the Nsars when it translates
these charges, gives them a wider
publicity, aud purposely bangles the
would be explanation Mr.. Hubbard
may feel obliged. bu. were we in his
place We should prefer another cham,
pion.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23
FEMININE NOTES

"Richelieur ribbed hosiery ls new
Beige 10 q fsvorite color for spring.
New collars and cuffs are wider than
ever.
Marabou fringe Is stIll . favorite
black fringe.
Jet will he the fayorite bead trim
ming this summer.
The oak leaf design In pearl en-
broidery In attractive.
Crepe llsse ruchings are plested much
hner than heretofore.
Chip hats aud bonnets will be worn
almost TO the exclusion OF other str.ws
White ostrich feathers tipped with
pearl beads ara fresh attractions In
millinery goods.
Ivory and felt grey are the new
shades Tor dress goods, ribbons and
hats for the coming season.
Gold and silver balls will be much
used for buttons and for trimming tl,i-
season they are carved in = beautiful
manner.
The ladies are now decorating red
clay jars with foreign postsge stamps
The effect 10 odd, but not bit artistic.
Exqutslte coral sells are ia the shap,
OF small hsif-blo~n roses q dewdrop
IN the center is represented py = tiny
diamond.
Formerly only the poorer classes OF
people attended auctions; now they
are well psrronlzed by fashionable
ladies.
Ladies' about to make spring pur.
chases should by all means cons1It ous
advertising columns before starting
out on . shopping tour.
The first court dress which the Prin.
cess Mecedes wore A. queen Ii OF white
satin, with q ruby velvet train six
yards long, embroidered with gold.
Mrs. Lincoln. OF Boston, has two
young African lions for pets- They are
twenty-one months old, and are per-
United 70 run about the house Tx.
dogs. The police have ordered her 70
cage them.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23

ThE act approved by the president
making persons charged with otienses
and crimes competent witnesses, has
the sanction Of the Judiciary and will
propably be adopted by the states gems
orally. Several states have already ens
grated it upon their statutes, and a
bill to that effect ia now pending be-
fore the Kentucky legislature. The
concurrent testimony of the bench AMI
profession in England Is that the new
law contributes in an eminent degree to
the administration of justice. The act
signed by the presid' Mt is operative in
all United States courts. instead OF he.
ing confined TO the territorial courts as
1t was made to appear in our telegraphic
repOFt
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23

TaE ilEsALD is taken to task hy a
writer in the Cieburne Chronicle because
1t held that the government should
come to the rescue of the PEG
pie by distributing the payment
Of the national debt over several
generations. The writer does not object
TO 1t rs measure OF relief,
but denounees II "A being anti-demo-
cratic. A half century ago a class of po>
htical economists contended that the
government should do nothing whatey-
er to benefit the people. 1t should
simply collect taxes, maintain the army
and navy and keep up the courts Ii
there was any punishment to be iniiicts
ed or sny funds TO be raised for some
work of military necessity, the govern
ment could act in the premises, bat 1t
was illegitimste in the government to
ito any thing for the actual benefit of the
people that maintained it. That is not
the true democratic doctrine. In re-
public the government is simply cor>
poration OF the whole people. IL is as
much the business OF the government 70
do all in its power for the benefit of the
present generation as il is for her to
war against foreign and domestic foes
for the benefit of future generations.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23

Helena independent Nas
Resident OF houtsuz .-a- -..
heard OF the i.mou- Beer
tain. the most Isreul ualr
northern Montznz lr
different points ~ 1HfarHa ...
from forty 10 -ixty Ul.=-. aH.
view 81 Helena zur fla
country The MuuIr..r
about thirty mile frul1
stands like grim an ul
AZ the eud Of the rzfnr
gate % the muuufslu. tlr
fiow- the Missouri rie--
Tooth Eas fully 1s-crItaf Il.
FOL lzsdmATk 81 The ezr
Lewis and Glars. 10 a.
OF the northern cTlulre CO.,.
rising black snd grfrll rau.
above the mnun-s.rH 49,
ent objects. Tue aaIu rH-
looking lonely So
grandeur.
Last Monday plrrs rfr.
were chasing sAnl- seven.
Of the B-ST Tuath. H.-H-.
bling sound aud q gsss.-.
and suPpoeing it ga- a- H
and not noticing rar
they sopn forgot tl- ..aH.H.
continues their eAa-s l-.....
ed the Bear Trlfh tHr.
sstontsb-d by the n.t-aHs.
eastern tu-k. IhL- H-.s.
lar mas OF rock ans a.
hundred Zee; high. -.rH-
In circumfereuce e. r- .#-.
one hundred sud hra f.r
This immense ms 90
Lodged, sDd coming -a
OF an svslauchr has -aH
forest Of large tiuI H-r frra
mile. entirely lsEs.i1e
around l. Dos cover.
mas Of broken tree aa"
tons OF rock, many o. ra-1. l. ..
an ordinary hou=-.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23

THKRE is doubtless wish on the mart
of able and influential men in both par.
ties TO unseat Hayes. but the msiority
OF the politicians who keep up the dis
quoting agitation have not the remotest
idea that it will be attempted The
Gamerons. Conkling, Blaine and smaller
republicans in congress despise him, but
these men would be among the mos,
strenuous opponents of reopening of
the presidential issue. X class of able
democrats. represented by Judge Black
and Montgomery Blair, regard him as a
fraud. pure and simple, contending that
he got his office by series Of unaues.
tionable frauds. and that to permit him
to bold it 10 To acquiesce in fraud. But
the majority Of democrats in congress
and out Of It, while admitting the prem
ises Of Messrs. Black and Blair, demur
at their conclusion, and believe that
the interests Of the country require ac-
quiescence in the staszs quo Mr.. Hew.
lit, in his recent speech IN congresA
doubtless expressed the convictions Of
the vast majority Of democrats. in and
out of congress. The democrats have
no faith in Hayes, and look with utter
loathing on the members Of the electo.
raj commission who conspired With the
Louisiana returning board in counting
Hayes into 40 office TO which his rival
wss chossn. bat they think the mischief
be can do Il les than that which
would rssult:to the country by an ats
tsmpt 70 unssst him nov, ThecounsrT
requires pease sd osslss. and il sbstsss
70 snE~ iajsssiss andsr shs forms d
Ian thAs 1874 ~ soyssnssuA and a..
stsoy pab.ie ssaAdssss sna .dessss,
evcRythlne,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23

Tvs memorial placed before tho pres
tdcnt by the citissns Of Gloucester put
the facts Of the fishery business 10 q
strong hight, and lays out Mr. Hamilton
fish as fat as founder. They show
that By the treaty Of 1871 the Cana
disrs actually so, more privileges than
they gave. and that on any fair caicula.
ton o. claims the United States is on,
sitlei 10 On award. The fishing grounds
era close ~ their shores, and by the
trcaty Of is7i the markets Of the Uni
s~i 8sntss are opened TO them free.
zhsy can catch fsh easily, cure them
- bone. and rush them down 70 or
>lsiss - rates which put them virtually
out Of tbs reach Of American competi-
~. The claim offs 10000 for dam
- - Canada 10 psepost~roua
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23

TuE prospects are that our dealers in
agricultural implements will do splens
beginning to see the saving of labor
and the advantages of improved tools
and are using them more than hereto
fore. This spirit Of enterprise will
bring about large sales, while Dallas
viii supply the greater portion Of the
demand fol- north Texns
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23

TIm Alabsms newspapers are OK
changing hot shot over a financial mud.
die. in which "low tax men aud high
tar men figure. One side hold that
the auditors report shows that from
.tery source there viii have accum,,la-
tssi in the treasury. Wy the frat Of Ser~
trmber. . surplus Of si60WD. hence
taxation should he decreased The
other aide claim that taxation must not
he re'luce~l because that amount Is based
upon The isllaeious theory that all the
debts due 10 the state. enumerated by
the auditor--zood. lad and Indifferent
will b. collected The chorus is a
oaeklei n which Reputation aud "em-
hexzlefnent are off repeated.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23

SENIOR LtstcoSA, An rx-president Of the
republic Of Mexico. would have the
United States to establish a mora ex-
tensiye trade with his country. lie says
their cities need. gas, water works and
other conveniences, all of which are
open to American capital and enter
prise. He urges on the other hand
that Mexico is the country to furnish
us our coffee and large portion of our
sugar, and advocates the establishing of
new line of steamers and the constrnc.
ton OF an international railroad be-
tween that country and the United
States
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23

IL the name and inte. ests Of the
masses OF silent women. Mrs. NJ V
Dahlgren protests'against the proposed
amendment to the constitution confer
ring the right of suffrage on women. II
an honest expression could be- had, We
doubt not the great majority of refined
women in this country would be found
on the side of Mrs Dahlgren. earnestly
deprecating the present agitation in Ia
yor of the sixteenth amendment and
opposed to political life being thrust
upon them
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23
"WHAr /. To be done with th. .is.ii

"WHAr is to be done with the devil. 20
= the question now agitsting the peo-
Pile Send hum TO this city and we will
elect him alderman of the First ward.
or put him on the police force
While the faber pusher Of the For,
Worth Pen was inditing the above. an
enterprising hotel clerk. who hAd COL
iected all the available funds aud board
bills. was quietly disappearing. leaving
his employer to rumina,e upon the
curious and crooked ways Of humanity
There Is plenty Of home talent in IN.
Fort for aidermAnie and polio. posi-
tons, without calling upon Lis Satanic
majesty.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23

u H. stated on the authority OF an
able statistician, who has Investigated
che matter, that on su average sixty
thousand new bills are annually brought
before cur state legislatures, ct which
cnessisth become laws The bills &C.
cumulated in congress exceed SIX thou
sand in number.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23

WHEN San Antonian can get the ear
OF the unsnspeeting stranger. and fill it
full Of the marvellous history of his city,
he is supremacy happy in the fact that
he has performed the first and highest
duty that devoIyes upon San Anto>
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23

Ier hitf oesm iaquotny Tuckev anil
to'sie 81 Virginia. on the bell,puuch.
nn'i Ia the fave 81 such b,eh testimony
y surprised that the citv fathers OF
chicago shonld !ourrr hesitate 10 give
The law trial The plan advocated hy
the iatf os,m diiisr, from the Virginia
plan in taxing .lcoholic drink. one
cent AMI malt liquors one~haif cent in
lieu Of the specific ta4 now demanded
In the shape Of license The intro
dncilon of the "bcll.puneh" in various
eiiies IL talked Of AMI IN al Probability
u VII b. ~ universal use la the near
failure
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23

4 FaisosFn in tho Tort Worth Jail be-
came so Disguised with the manner in
which that institution was conducted,
that he attempted 10 shuttle off his
mortal coil by taking iaudanum, but
the doctor with the inevitable stomach
pump reclaimed him from the shadowy
vale OF death.