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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02

SENATOR BRucr's plointive plant TINT
he is to be the last colorcd man on the
lloor of the senate is most touching, but
we heartily agree with him in the con.
clnsion. The frenzy which placed him
there has passed away, and now the
country is acting with its accustomed
GOODNESS and fairness, and par.aanship
is giving place to patriotism. When the
negro race develops intelligence, virtue
and patriotism enough to entitle them
TO stand upon the same level with the
whites, then they will get equal recog>
milton. AS they are proceeding now
the promise seems to be very remote
one indeed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02

TuE Dcmora OF Fort Worth shows
mp the doings of cotton,buyer of tina,
city 1t alleges that he plays sharp
tricks on the farmers, and lives 10y those
tricks, The Democrat has also discover
ed that the Texas and Pacific will 10 No
larther for many years, and now the
Fort is destined to become the chief
commercial city of Texas For discov,
cries, the Democrat distances Columbus,
and leaves Stanley and Livingstone
clear outof sight
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
The whispering gallery of 81 pa,,,

The whispering gallery of st. Paul.
- not quiet place for II suicide Tn,
man who leaps to his death on the
pavement below has the uelanchol,
satisfaction OF knowing that his nam,
will be embalmcd in tho tradition oil
the clock.towcr, and that for years
thereafter the solemn vergers will re,
count the story to every traveller who
strays through the vaults and galleries.
A fortnight ago middle,aged gentle.
man paid the usual admission fees. and
avoiding party of sight-seers, passed
into the clook.tower. Here he was
found kneeling on the floor and prav>
ing devoutly. For some time he was
undisturbed but at last one of the
wotkmen went to him, and asked him
to retire. He then went to the wbis.
pering gallery and jumped over the
ratings, which are q hundred feet above
the level OF the pavement There had
not been anything in his manner to
excite suspicion, and the vergers were
horrified when they heard heavy
thud and found the body lying across
the two chairs on which it had fallen.
IL was thirty years since q suicide had
occurred in st. Pauls.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02

"rlr oil pipe line" mentioned hy
Mr.. Huntington in his address before
the committee on Pacific railroads is
mn assault upon the industry and com
mercc of Pennsylvania and is a scheme
OF foreign rehners The proposition il
to lay pipe line from the oil region,
direct to Baltimore, the object being to
convey tho crude oil to seaport at
slight cost OF transportation This
would throw the whole refining indus
try into the cities Of Europe as the oil
viii be brought in crude state to Bal.
timore, and thence shipped direct
More than 100000 men are employed in
Pennsylvania alone, in the refining of
oil, the cutting OF timber, and making
OF barrels all of whom will be thrown
out of work. The difference in loss of
profits to this country, BY throwing the
refining trade over the water, will il is
estimated, be from s25000,000 to $50,
100000 per annum The press and
business men of Pennsylvania, how,
ever friendly TO the general principle of
Iree competition in transportation, speak |
almost as with one voice against the
PROJECT
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THE STATE OVER.

Hqrriloa Comg,--MarshalI Herald :
Cotton duh aud prices low--'lhe
county west has devoted two weeks 10
civil business, and yet there Is more
than can be- reached this term, on
Monday the lilh, the criminal docket
will be- taken up,---lhe stouewall fire
company will shortly commence the
erection Of theirn new building, Hind
Tom the musical prodigy has been
fayoring the citizens Of Marshall,
Victoria County, Advocate Major
Womaok killed the other day u fine
large wild swan IN the lake near his
home four mlesaboye town We learn
the gwan measured about five feet from
tip 10 tip Yiotoria.s TO have horse
race soon for two hundred dollars side
Ohio dealer shipped last year from
this place 2ps, 3ib pounds Of hides and
dS,O92 pounds Of wool Everyone
may confidently look forward 10 u large
harvest next, autumn aud ~ theseasOn
for sowing wheat has not yet passed let
uR suggest 10 those who have not aGwn
OF this grain 10 nov do NO, no difference
IL the amount IL ever 40 small,
Gras0n Comtg--Courier jailor Cor
don has thrly'seyen prisoners under
his charge. The Inst legal execution
IN this county was in 1868, when Black
more and Thompson were together
hung --- Monday the criminal term Of
the county court commences, with fall
docket Justice lininey also holda
criminal court ihcn,--Ol the five men
arrested in Hunt county lul the lang-
ing of McComha, two Of them ARE what
are known m the Roberts boyR---Mr.
Rice proprietor Of the Harrington house,
and whose wife left him a short time
ago has commenced proceedings for u
divorce, Register sherman res
jooes in tho possession Of u now battery
or At leNst on gun,
Limestone ComtL- Era The Chris
tan chrrch NJ GroeshcclS il diyied into
/ three branches An organ IN the cause
OF the trouble The roof Of the Nol-
son house caught on tire recently, but
was discovered Just in time to prevent
u grand couIlHgratIon which would have
resulted in reducing the greater part OF
the town to aHhea Farmers Are NOV.
ing forward with their oc ming, fencing,
and breaking, though the season has
been quite unmyorable 20 far, $780, MeXia
Is now without hotel The citizens
rehuHcnnn have recently held amcct-
ing to devise means for LAYING OH and
ornamentinRs tho college grounds, aud
10y the graf Of June they intend TO have
tho incest college yard in the county.
waiter Cmmiy Courier There have
been sixty seven indictments found be-
the grand Jury most of them for gamh.
ing Joseph Mans has the nrgcst hog
in the United States, The hog weighs
| 40 lbs aud IN not over fat, The
Kansas city rolling mills have nm order
for thrtystwo miles Of iron for the CAM
pany who have the contract to build
the railroad from this city to MontgomS
cry, and five miles of the iron will
be here by the first of March The
Alta Visla colorcd institution will be
opened for the education OF the colored
youth of the state in u few days Gath.
right Of the state university at Bryan
will have charge of the Alta Vista school
Lieutenant Flipper (coloredD graduate
of West Point, it ia thought, howe er,
will have immediate charge and be
military instructor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02

A WRITER in the Galveston Ndrs adj,
vocatcs tho abrogotion ol the two.
thirds rule in the convention, and that
paper warmly indorse0 tho idea. The
two,thirds rule has long been used by
democratic conventions, and has been
subject much discussed in the past.
We see these old usages of the party
abandoned, with good deal of disrel,
'sh, yet in this case and situated IA
tho party is in Texas, we believe the
abrogatlon of the two>thirds rule to be
necessity, and sooner or later it will
come into dsuse generally The man
who has numerical majority OF con-
Vention is surely its choice, or ought to
he, There would be less log,rolinp
and the will of the majority could
come nearer being carried out. The
matter will he the subject of much dis>
cussion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02

IL IL thu duty OF every person who has
rsed Boschees German Syrup to lot lis
wonderful qualities be known TO their
friends In curing consumption, Seve q
cough, Group, asthma, pneumoni la, and In
tact all throat ana laug discusses No per.
son can use II without immediate relief.
Three dosoS viii relieve any case, nrd wn
consider IL the duty of all druggists to rec.
ominend Ito the poor dying consumptives
NJ least 20 try one bottle, IA Il, 900 dozen bot,
es We're sold last year, and no one case
whefe II Jailed was reported. Such medi.
cine as the German ~ up can not be too
widely known. Ask YOUR Druggist about H.
sample bottles to try, sold nj 10 cents. Reg
uiar size, 40 cents. For sale by all druggists
lan2ldlw-wlt
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9ailg Aerala.

lan DAILY HERALD IN published every
morning, except on Monday, ~ so pe
annum IN advance, postage prepaid on
~ oonis per week delivered IN the city,
ADvhRTlhhIH0 HATnsl On0 square lten lines
nonparolll one time VI b0 0aoh subsequent
Insertion, 20 cents special TaiaA for weekly
monthly and yearly advertisers,
THn WEEKLY HERALD N published every
Saturday mo mi Az al " CO per year, post
age prepaid.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02

TuE Mighty Momus sends us his pro,
lamation setting forth that he will visit
his capital city, Galveston, Mardi Gmr
day, March 9TH and commands us tc
make the same known to the readers OF
TINS HERALD, which we do with much
pleasure. Ills majestys servants and
loving subjects who read Tnr llrpAll
will take due notice and govern thcm'
selves accordingly,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02

Tnr letter from Swallow and the com,
ments thereon from the Cowics,jomna,
viii he read with interest This il one
of the effects Of the Union and Central
Pacific monopoly See to what remote
parts of the world the balelu effects Of
their excessive charges reach And get
they want another road across the con.
tnent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
FOR SALE.

The nnc NlpNm mill known ng the Valley
lnillE located on The llosque river, - u Hes
wrBt OF Waco In u nue. wheat gov ing
country, when IL rapidly settling up, Tue
pulldlng M Of Limestone, about tOX7O fcot
square, Two nnd Lue.hall stories hirh, and
contains one set Of corn nud two Of wheat
fucRb, HE Wucuinuiy oi forty horse power
TX In good urncr ! his desirable property cnn
ha purchased ON the most advantageous
,uruA, both RRtO price uuu time, FuI mrth.
rr particulars either address OF c'll ON me AT
Waco, Texas,
declldgm WM, A, FORT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02

This IN the great female medicine Of Ia,
present century. 1t IL prepared expressly iol
mo cure OF chronic Iomplo complaints and
Irregularities, nnd Its cures nr0 truly won,
dcrtul, Married on single lndlos, who mr..
afflicted with hysterica, with uterine trOub
los, sick headache, pains In side nnd back
who ARE proslrnted, pale, feeble ana umncin.
tod, nervous and cross, with loss of appetite
pnlntation and general ludlspusltlon, bayt
only 10 use ono bottle 10 be assured OF rapid
recovery. They cure by strong thening and
building up. and impnrIlng pure blood to
that which has become Impoverished. Ia.
dies OF Dallas should call on Conner Il
Walker, or DIR. Howell ldtlllnhl5. wet
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02

We have closely watched the reports
Of the signal service and can iruthIully
say, that 10 far ~ Texas il concerned
the indications are almost as certain 40
death The wonderful perfection 10
which the service has been carried ~
perfectly astounding.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
Texas ana Pacific BIlI.

a Washington special speaking Of
the passage of the Baker resolution
says: The vote is of no significance
u went through by II large majority
but was supported by many who did so
with liberal mental reservations. 1t
will not fleet in tho least action on the
pending measure looking to the loan OF
government credit to the Texas and
PacriIic railroad"
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Dr., J. c, AVER 4 co., Lowell, Massp
Practical aud Analytical Chemlsts.
SOLD by ALI DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE

The Most Emlnet Living Au,hors,
such NJ It, Hon, W. T.. Gladstone Pro.
Max Muller Prof Tyndnll, Dr w. IL. Oar.
penter H. A, Proctor Prof Hubby. Jus A.
Froude, Edward \, Freeman, France Power
C0bbc, D. Mackenzie Wallace, lie luke u
Argyll, Mrs, MVlOch, William Black, Jann
lngel0w, Miss Thackcrny, Mrs Ohnhnnt,
Mrs, Alexander, Geo. Macdonald, Matthew
Arnold, TurgueuieL AuerbNoh, Ruslln, Ten,
nySon Browning, Gnd many Others aror5p'
resented IN the pages of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
Attention, Properly Holders

Notlce Is hereby given that will begin on
the nrst day of January next to make tho
assessment Of real estate and personal prop
eIty Tor the city taxes OF 1873, aud all persons
owning or having in tneir possession 80
agent of another, any reni estate on personal
properly, are hereby notified 10 come for
ward 10 the Office Of the City Assessor and
Sol!eetor and render the same before the
hrst day OF February, 1873,
j. N. OGDEN,
deC29-lOt CITY Assessor e CnIlect1r,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
GRANGER HOUSE,
No. Soo d. sO7 Main Street, Dallas, Texas

ba in;s mouse Is new end well ventilated.
i"on,nS southern exposure, and Is centrally
loceted. IL is In charge OF Its old pronrietoSy
o. >, sawyer, who never failed to please his
quests. Parties seeking a house with iii The
,o,iioris OF home, cannot do better than
irving In Dellas, via the Central raiiroaa
can CIV. reach this house by taking the Mai
street horse cars, one block south from a.,
BY. me pest y ~ day house in the cier
nne se 10 ge'on thesfreet oars al tn e swift.
'"oh 3. SAWYER,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02

Tnr money Of San Francisco and the
Central and Southern California rail'
roads is making N death struggle against
the Texas aud Pacific Bat the indica'
tons are that II will fail and the r 4
p, bin will triumph,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02

CONGRESSMAN MuI' believes accordN
ing TO the htd ocean, that Mr. Mems
bricks is the decided choice of the
southern democracy for president, but
that Mr. Thurman, OF Ohio would
suit the south nearly ma we'll
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
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'ruE Erapiaer cuts and slashes fear
fully, and withal grows witty, The last
session of the state grange was great
relief TO It's feelings, no doubt,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-02
DALLAS, TEXAS.
sATURDAY:MORSISG - FEBRUARY 2,

ACCIDENTS on the Carolina coast are
becoming ieariully numerous Why Is
itthat ships don't give the dangerous
points wider berth
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To The Voters Of Dallas.

Bong candidate for tho Office of CITY
say that If elected, and II SHOULD BECOME
necessary TO collect taxes by levy, ad vertIse-
lnent ana sale, my charges In such eases
shall not exceed the expenses actually IN
CURED under such advertisement and sale.
JahZ5-lw' FEE h. BRYAN,
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Are tho most e.
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nlolpllrgatiyeeyep
discovered They
are mild hut Of
ieolual in their
operation, moving
the bowels SURELY
and without PAIN
Although gentle
IN their operation,
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Ayers PUBS have been known 6p
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ciub'Srtces for the Rest Home and
Foreign siscraIure,

Pnlladelphia Evening Bulletin. Possessed
OF IHE LIVING ACE ana on or two other OF
our VI 'aeiuus American munthhes, a sub
sctloer VIII mud himself in command of the
whols situation"
FOR slO6O The LIVING AGE and either one
00i the American 81 MOuihhes Tor Harpei's
weekly or Bazaar Will be sent far a year.
ooth postpal .; or. for 81 80, THE LIVING AGE
anu lhe 81. Nicholas, or Appleton's Journal.
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twenty-five CENIs COLUMN

lWlNlI'fWt LtNlo LpluWN'
Foaf.llne Advertisements lnaorle1 twice IN
thlh column iof Twenty-Five tohFI
70 Rent
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RuRNIsIiED ROOM Convenient 10 bust
L n0aa suitable ior gentleman ana lhu} OF
Two single gentlemen terms lhnlr hl' WV
~ corner of Wood nnd Analln HlIetA'
fHhg-2l
A TrENTIuN GARpFNIlp'l-lu lult
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Market alrcols, Apply AZ tho washington
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Miscellaneous Wants
WANTED. 10 my Il scconl.hnpd wit
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Jnn3l1
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CITY property OF good lhuu nom ave W r'Hul
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nna1.lm, ,t,hlCkLt',
~ Office, Advertisements may ho hhhduu
~ INTO our business ONCE up 10 b r. M
aud into the c0mporing room llll H. M
u'o MOVE FURNlruKE, PlANos,Luph'
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WANTED - Everybody "a hHyr thell
w clothes cleaned, dyed Rud repaired al
JACOB, WhBERS cleaning ana Dyoing lsA-
tnblRhWont, NB Main street, Dallas Hhlh-
faction warranted, JulSlllSl
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GsN.EXrRA OEEER E0R Az. -.la

10 all rev subscribers for 1873, will he sent
trRus The SIX numbers of Isl, containing
ne nrst instruments OF new .elial ''Erics,"
IIiunslHleu from the German OF Frau yon
lngeTsleben-the best worl; OF one of Il,s heat
ana brightest authors OF Germany, A new
STORY ny the charm ny Euglish uuthOlcss,
Miss ihacheray, also appears ia the same
numbers from advance sheets, with other
valuable matter, 1900
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NVnlrE GlEL-,A good white gl a,, to g 49,.
Kinney, Ne fHA, tur who can bllN Futd
reference ana understands urr business,
good home ana good WUHua w guaranteed
lnnIl l.
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dissolution of CopartnershIp,

VITA the close OF tho year ll77 the copart.
ncrShip heretofore existing betNccn II Uni.
mann amt Julius L. ullmnrn. under The
MN mime and style of NJ. Ullmann ~ Co.,
ceased by. mutual consent, j. L. Vii
mann retiring. Mr.. NJ. ulimann will con.
tlnue the business from this date, under the
same name and style of flrm. on his own NO.
count and Will assume all liabilities of TIE
late hrin, and Ia alone authorized TO collect
claims due the same,
NJ. ULLMANN,
JULIUS l.. ULLMANN,
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Referring to the above, I take occasion TO
thank all former patrons for past liberal
faNcrs, and ask continuance OF the same,
guaranteeing prompt attention and fair
dealing, 81. ULLMANN.
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fof s.Io

~ ESIDla NCE-J, W, Smiths nue residence
IL nonr the Fir dtolnds cost slOUOO
Bargain offered. Terms easy Apply tn
% Lamar HtrpUt, lln1i-tt
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Mi.neIlannnn. Mants.

LITANrEn.. 10 huy IL sccuni'hnud wat
w lag desk give dvscIip'luu uul plrn'
fpb2,9t ~, T. IUltN lsit, Herald uillrr
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fOaT.lino AdVaflisementA Inserted Twice Va
tllh column i0T twenty-five Cent?
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- OOMA, Two rooms unlhhul OF
IL unmrnHhed bet - AWlln AMI
Market streets Apply AZ tao washington
House, 4 D Market street duulI