The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-04
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

NOTES AND COMMENTS.
RE-uNipSs of army veterans are going
on in different parts of the state.
PEvER CoorEs is happy. Greenbaeks
are at a premium in San Francisco.
oSE hundred thousand visitors to the
worlds exposition have already arrived
at Paris,
\ NEs0uRI newspaper feels satisfied
ia its own mind that HIdens political
career has came to the end, now that
his wife LAS confessed
Tn fitch annual meeting OF the Mil
ler's National association will occur at
indianapolis, Indiana, this year. cons
meneiDg May 2S If Texas is not rep
resented at this meeting, she ought TO
be
SEVERAL BALTIMORE ladies insist that a
lad, who is at the house for the friends
less IN that city, Is the lost Charlie Ross.
Since his arrival in the Monumental
City, the boys skin has become fairer,
and his hair lighter and curlier.
The communist excitement in Chica.
90 has aroused the people OF other large
cities. st. Louis has caught the Chica
60 spirit of precautionary preparation,
and will watch the organizations tina,
were allowed to get the start of the city
authorities last summer.
Mr.. HAYES temperance notions are a
little peculiar He will furnish no wine
/ 10 the white house. Not y drop of the
/ rosy ls 10 be had there. but Ii. j RAMS
dell, writing to the Philadelphia Times
says that Hayes drinks wine in moder-
alton at other places, and can prove
it."
THs latest Yankee industry is float
ing apiary, with which a Chicago man
/ IL now extracting the honey from south
erh flowers 10 sell in northern markets
/ II consists Of one thousand hives of
bees OF board of two barges drawn by
steam tug, and the feet is now in
/ Louisiana
CoANCSfsM in st. Louis is not so OBJ
/ streperJusly rampant as in Chicago and
already manifests indications of decay.
/ The cause of its decline is chiefly the
/ strong desire of a number of men TO
/ hear themselves talk and the stronger
desire ot all the rest of the world not to
I hear them.
TIE Washington correspondent OF the
/ Springfield hepebhcdH states that the
extreme character of the language used
by some OF the senate leaders against
! the president--in private conversation
would astonish the country if it was
| printed. And astoDish some OF the
senators, too.
| InE total amour: of national green
backs outstanding Mt the close of last
month, according to the statement OF
Hon John Knox comptroller Of the cur
rency, was S347 ,S4S,7l2 The total ma
tional Fank circulation at the same time
was $500, T6l 1894 Added together this
gives = total paper circulation of SG6s,.
610I06.
! IT was expected that the confessions
of the Florida ballot manipulation.
would produce quite an effect in con
gress favorable to the hill to inquire
into tie validity of Mr.. Hayes title tc
the presidency but thorough canvas:
of both houses of congress shows thai
fully three-fourths of the members are
thoroughly opposed TO ally movement
looking to a review of the work of the
electoral commission.
THE Philadelphia Times must believe
that the people in Mexico are as igno
rant and bad as they are in Chicago
Illinois, for it exclnims that some of tht
newspapers are gravely talking about
the imminency of revolution in
Mexico" as if revolutions hadn't beer
either imminent or in progress in that
country for thirty years past. 0ne.hal
the population OF that country to>day
doesn't know what form of government
ii is living under or who its ruler is.
A LARGE reward has been offered fol
the murderers of Colonel Salisbury, o
the Columbus Georgia. ESqairer,.Su,
who are still at large The atroeity o
the assassination was so great that tn,
perpetrators, like many other crime
stained rascals, may attempt to tax,
refuge in Texas. Our detectives anc
peace officers should keep look GU
for them. We have the description o
one OF them, Dr. r. W Palmer. lie il
six feet high, light complexion, heav!
moustache and goatee. thin visage
stopped little and has swinging gait