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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

THE old republican leaders are gets
ting ready to fling the bloody shirt
once more to the breeze. Things have
not been very happy in this most I'M
happy family since the southern policy
was made feature of the administra.
tion, but as soon as they can pull Hayes
back into the party or drive him square
out, then everything will be serene once
more, and this high moral idea party
can again talk freely about crucifying
traitors without any one To modest them
in their own household.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

Is illustrated in the case of the first
senatorial district of Connecticut Sepa.
tor Eaton votes in that district, and at
the election last fall he wrote q letter.
saying he would not leave Washington
to vote, as he had no doubt the demo.
Gratis would carry the district. When
the votes were counted there was a tie.
Under the new Connecticut constitu,
ton. in case of tie in the election of a
state senator the house of represents,
tiyes elects, and that body has elected a
republican. Connecticut loses a de,ao.
cratic state senator because her demo>
cratic United States senator neglected
to go home and vote.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

THoAAs BYRsE, Of Louisiana, has in>
vented machine and a compound,
which he claims would make twenty
men inside of q fort equal to two
thousand asssilants, and if employed
on the outside would destroy the fort
and make things equal. The invention
can be applied to any merchant steam.
err in twelve hours. and il run thirty
miles nm hour. the steamer would
not run as fast as the invention could
destroy everything she would pass.
Byrne wants to interview the head Of
departments at Washington.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

THE Dallas HERALD has smile OF
pity for this paragrapher but, a. we
don't keep a Dallas saloon, THE HEsALI
man can keep on smiling at our ex-
pense. - GaivestoH Ns'ei.
II he don't keep Dallas saloon it is
fairly presumable that he does have q
good deal to do with those OF Galveston
Perhaps his wit. like his libssious. i.
only known and understood by the in
sular innocents OF the gulf jewels
prophet that has consideration neither
at home or abroad.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

THs Washington correspondents says
il has been limited to Mr.. Hayes that
be may detach Don Cameron from tn e
Conkling league if he will only consent
to let Don dispose of some Of the Penn
sylvsnia offices. The average republi-
can senator goes into ecstacies over the
bloody shirt but will desert it the mo-
ment he realizes be has left himself
without the power to help his ciamorous
constituents TO federal appointments.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19
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ben sent - the Bank eft..
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

IT having come to the knowledge Of
the Kentucky legislature that certain
owners Of thoroughbred cattle had se.
lected their most valuable animals as
work beasts, and cows and calves ex.
empted by state Law from execution
and attachment, a bill has been intro
duced and passed the senate declaring
that no animal shall be catalogued a.
work beast which is worth more than
one hundred and fifty dollars.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

TUE Tennessee legislature, which was
eonvsned 10 sdjus, the state debts, wa.
composed Of prudent men. who evil
donsly believed IN making haste slowly.
They made haste to provide for their
per diem and milAsr. collected IL. and
slowly adjourned without accomplish
ing anything in The matter OF the adj
iustm.nt.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

GENERAL WILLIAMS, who has the inside
track for the United States senato-ship
Of Kentucky, Is brave and gallant
soldier Of the Mexican war, and gained
additional laurels in the late one be-
tween the states. Politically he is v.ry
rash aud has some bitter enemies, but
the prospects are he will be elected ii
spite Of their fierce opposition. II,
would proudly represent state which
has given many brilliant men TO tn,
country.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

Tnf No,h T,5D, warmly seconds our
nomination OF Governor Throckmor>
son for the next term. We thank
the T,raa for its kindly expression
OF regard to Tvs HERALp, generally,
aud in this respect especially.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

oS Monday morning We had the in
s1pressihle delight to receive three
Numbers Of the Houston Ags at once.
Bot as We have daily mail counee,ion
with that city, We are a, loss to un,
dersisud why they should all come
iaEeiher Il ia good paper. but too
much Of good thing at Cuee ia rather
np-pall,n~
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

IL - said that Secretary schurz is
rapidly maturing vigorous measures
basel ON the report OF his board Of in,
quiry for the parifeatiou of the Indian
s~ryiee The dismissal Of number Of
officials now connected with IL Is Ger.
lain. and ID Is minated that the light
mig may soon strike in another form
H. an nnaxpscsesl a,krter.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

TnrF are ut this time IN Texas. at
various points on and near the Rio
Grande, hour thousand tyo hundred
and SIXTY right United States soldiers.
whieh together with the desirc Of D.az
20 be recognized 10y unele sam, Causes
the temporary Interruption OF tho or,
dinafy industry of The gfsnsers.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

THE board of managers of the Robert
Il. Lee monument association have is
sued an address asking the people OF
the south to makea special effort on the
18th OF January, the anniversary Of
Uenerai Lees death. to raise funds 70,
the erection of the memorial.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

Tus address Of Speaker Bush. on the
crcniog Of the general assembly Of
Louisiana. has tho right ring The old
wounds can not be ssid 10 be entirely
healed. but they are in the way Of heal.
'nx. and perfect restoration Of the pa
tient can not be more surely and satis-
fsctorily secured than by a course Of
>rrupulous iuaice srd wise liberation.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

VIZ are indebted to the polite aiten>
ton Of Mr.. p g. SWor, a delegate from
Dallas county TO the State Grange, for
a copy Of the worthy masters address,
delivered at the opening OF the session
now la progress at Bryan.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

U,AGoNAnn the tramp viii take his
way, the county government having
determined 10 support, not only those
who sre physically aud mentally un>
able 10 earn a living. but .bodied
men who are now without the means
Of earning living i is about census
fnacg
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

TN ~. Lauis Evening Tas, made its
appearance on The lOih With the ex.
esptiop Of little more than the rerue
lAtion smouat OF bonihast. its resun p
ton and an,i-silver rroclivities il Is a
good pepper aud perfect gem tyPo-
graph,elly We exchange with ;.lca-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

SUNAroR BE,E Justice Harlaud and
eS-SccEetafy Bristnw were al sworn in
a. members ci he supreme court At the
same time. by Chief Justice Chase
si1ce ihen Que has gone to set beside
those Justices, one is senator. aud the
other has been secretary OF the trea-
sufrv.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

==PUDLFroy p,A the ohio financial ball
~ motion in 1865, and in ISIS he finds
that u has knocked down an Ohio re-
publican ma. ority Of "a. ooo and opened
the ioor Of the senate 10 him aiier
a retirement " about twelve years.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

Grange Visitor. II is astonishing
the power for good that one wide awake
and earnest patron can have in q grange
They are like q sunbeam on dark day,
frightening everything about them.
There are hundreds-yes, we believe
tbousands-of grangers in the country
that owe their present existence TO the
faith, pluck and perseverance of some
one brother or sister Some one who
had struck the word fall from their
dictionary some one who had faith in
tina grange and faith in the greatness OF
its purposes some one who could hold
on TO the pillow a. well amid storms "a in
sunshine: some one who would not give
in, and who at last brought the other
members to believe in il and Join in the
work.
All honor 70 these brothers aud s;s-
tiers who have formed in many sections
OF the country the Hforlorn hope OF
the order who have ~heid the FORT
amid the sneers and malignity of enc
mics, and the cold indifference and
skepticism Of friends Without them
the order would have failed long ago
And to some who are now douhters. and
fearing that they cannot hold out, who
think there is little hope left, and that
the grange ct last must 60 down. To
such We say, -hold the fort'--nevcr
surrender, reinforcements are corning
a better knowledge of the grange and
its purposes issrreatling the Impotence
of the work the grange is doing is be-
coming better understood. Many fool,
ish notions that wore at iirst entertained
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

oros>nrs Ns~ E.a; Mr.. ThrocI>
morton y beipg pat la trim ready for
tbs race Zoe governor. The people In
mis- section lave not forgotten Hr.
Throekmorton's economical admins
nssion when he was governor before.
We oitea hear u rcferrrcd to by way
az comp~rison with the present expen.
siv~ administration. Richard the Third
shouid keep an eye on Throckmorton.'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

Ii the contest tor the city printing OF
Waco. the other day, the bids OF the
two papers, the Erdmia0 aud IsiepAo"''
we're exactly equal The contract was
awarded a. the latter by vote OF i've
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

CstoSst wrLiAs A. FoRr, pre.idens
~ shr First National bank. Of Waco. has
bsasht she now and elegant hall built
N the ODD Fellows Of that city, but for
vh'ch they have hecn unable 10 pay.
I cslonel Fort, with characteristic liber~
olity and public spirit has. made The orr
- = rse gin Of The third story. This
, ~ The more praise~osshy % the coli
CO. = 40 member Of the order. Well
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

Waco Is Hghing Tor an opportunity to
inspect the charms OF Mrs. Oates, as an
actress. There's no REFRESHING these
ambitious Texan villages. We trust
Mrs. Oates will respond
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19

THK Clarksyillr TEes. one Of the old
est and most respectable papers in
Texas, Is in favor OF Throckmorton, for
r,sycrnor, against the field
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19
DALLAS, TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING 8: JANUARY 10.

Tm Lampasas D,sru,ch would not be
very greatly disobliged Il Throckmorton
were made governor next term.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19
Hi.IiI AM IntIl

So Lss,- r~-rhi.E So C-.aa o.
sss,-sst-ss - tNs.st rtaa=.- 49,
sss'-s s-.t-~st ..--sar-r aaa H=
The a, 30 stFtEss-
NEs OkLEAN,. Iarlars
l. no nes- ofihe nl---..-
McAlii-t-r.
The cottaa eNch-ug- t4 I'll.
dividend % r.=at l-.-ar- .s...
it, stscShola---
Tobscco dealer tsrs H-...
to-day and - PEI o. l.HH
gre--. a-sins . r-,i4Hr
CO tsK AMI dras t.s-s H.
ready PAID
NAsHNILLt, T-nl Iaa..
meeting ~iih nty caa4.f..-
adopted q re-oiu-..I
coagrs~- % re-ac- ta- aal..
cents.
Bns1oN jaIuary D. %
-umes = ne~ hu.e.t .r--- ..
foor-nfih- ofth- -la.e rl-
having asr---i o. natlfv r.H
thst they wiil ~ laurfr sH
unless they rsuoarc- tr=r
siih AL lst,or oEgauiEarl.H-
suits ~iil probably ~
out
MAcDS, Ca. Js-azrg o.
berlAnd 4fs % Ial.Ia
row, Ism instaui, - -.
MAc0a % Bfan-s ies. .-E..
Jack-ouvilis thrsash tn
rfteen and SG--haif laHrs
fTrrssUsss. Pa. 49,
m.-ii * of fE- nafisu1l -..
the | sit.1 -tAfss ear.
have hen bed ~ w..
airy -. hA- teen - F-s.-.
ruary -.
81. LoUIs. J.sasry IA
ton Of stoui shlriy s.lrH.
-eptiDg vsriusl- bfn-.l.-
left here thi. moruluE f..
Georgia, and ~ili th-r- -
sion - Hawai-. xatcl -ia-f-
city early n-Nt ~~sE IT,
the exegr-ion - O. ops
between - Issai- 80 Var..
the south and Ca4t.-- VA
line via savanna 49,
The party ~iil - i.iH-f H
several o-les.Iiaus fr
cities Of the -raih.
WonCEsTEs. NJ
The John-on. L.r.- -
factory. a. Rr..ls 40
,x A. - 49,.
HhNNh' - Il tr
RESOLUTION "a ol.r $50.
OF the Hand r.f 49,
,,,.,.-
AN"i~ 81 i'a % j.
Nav losE. JsH#..
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19
Meaieas Firm. TN the c.u.sry

NEW York. January lI.-John r.
Henry, Corran a Co, dealers In drugs
and patent medicines, suspended to-
day. caused BY the suspension OF +. j.
DunDing, jr. The concern was one OF
the largest patent medicine firms In
the country, and In the mercantile
agency books it Is marked as having 4
capital Of from 500 to S7e. 900.
There has been no settlement ~ yet OF
the affairs Of +. J. Dannings. jr., and
the Post adds: "From all we can
learn they are not In As good . condi.
ton In several respects a. they were
thought aud represented to be when
his suspension was first announced
John +. Henry WAS a republican can.
oidate for mayor of Brooklyp ct the
November election.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19
Gle Nerafo

ras DAIRY HxNALois pubiished every
morning, except ou Monfay, Ut SO Re
hoAum m advance, postage prepaid or
1,oents per week delivered In the city.
ADv sariaMiNa nArus tine square (ten lines
ncnparelN one time 81 70. each subsequent
INSERTION, rs cents special rstas for weekly
monthly aud yearly anveItisefs.
TVS WNNKLY HERALn IL Published every
satortsy mo mia Al s2to por.year, post
age prepaid,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19
The B,a.d silver siIs Severely n

lATKeIN
attended meeting OF the cotton ex-
change was held this afternoon, James
+. Wenmsd, president, In the chair.
Resolutions were passed coudem storv
OF the Bland silver bill. Its passage
would be injurious TO the entire cotton
producing interest of the country.
which is closely allied with the mar
kets ofthe world. IL was the interest
alike OF the merchant, the planter,
and the laborer. that our standard val,
ues should harmonic with .tbo-e Of
the principal commercial natious of
the world. They hailed with sstisfac-
ton the action Of the New Orleans
clearing house and chAmber of com
merce, and also the Savannah cotton
exchange, on this subject, DEFINING
their interests identical.
The Way sse Pope warns MIS- ssa.s..
The Holy Father 10 nov much bet
ter, and had IL not been for the parA,y-
sis OF his iimbs. tt might be said thai
his health WAS rs good ~ IL wAs lns,
spring. For the past three days he has
been taken from his bed At piEe
O'Clock In the morning and placed In
his arm chair, In which he remains
until two o'clock In the day. IL IL
known that he has . horror. He can't
endure stove In any apsrtmeutr; but
when the weather Is bad and hi. hand.
become cold, he asks for his paIIetta-
fbis palIettA In . silver ball n LITTLE
larger than an egg. In which bot water
10 inclosed. The pope rakes IL roIIs II
In his hsnds for lev n,oments- then
when his hands are warm enough. n.
places IL upon . sootstool, and tskes IL
up again u he finds it necessary. This
Ingenious method OF warming the
hai'ds y the iRvsution Of the Pope
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-19
The Roumsnisns Opposed to
an Armsitice Unless Made
a Party TO the Talk.
The Grand Duke AK. that Two turk.
lib Delegates be srn. 90 Meat
Him ~ KesAslik 10 Arrange
Tie Basis Of Peace.
The Serviaas Eject q Isnction with the
Reauaniaas Before. widdia The Rus.
SLAMS Enter Veal sashrz asd
The Servians KsrzchunJe.

Boar Rses for Two Bannrod P.ona. =
side asa tn sbaapssu-sip sT Tag
tsBd-rhe Ras.s.s Embs.-y IN Lon
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-03-14
Highland Revenge.

On the shores Of Null, one Of the
western islands OF Scotland, a crng over
hanging tho sea is pointed out as the
scene Of tradition which would form
an excellent subject for either picture
or o poem.. Some centuries ago, the
chief az the district, Macleau Of
Lochhuy. had n great hunting excur-
sion. To grace the festivity.. his lady
attended, with her only child, an infant
then in the nurses arms. The deer.
driven bv the hounds and hcmmcd IN
by surrounding reclls, hed 10 uarrow
pass, the only outlet they could find.
Here the chief had placed one of his
men to guard the deer from passing, but
the animqls rushed with such impetuosi.
ty that the poor forester could not with
stand them. In the rage OF the moment
7 Maclean threatened the man with IN
slant death, but this punishment was
commuted 10 hogging in the face Of
his clan, which in those feudal times
was considered n degrading punishment,
I iit only for the lowest Of menials and
/ the worst Of crimes The clansman
/ burned with anger and q fierce desire
/ for revenge. He rushed forward,
/ plucked the tender infant, the heir OF
I Lochbuy, from the hands OF the nurse,
and bounding TO the rocks, in o moment
stood on an almost inaccessible cliff pro-
truding over the water. The cries OF
/ the agOnized mother aud the chief at the
awful jeopardy in which their only child
was placed may be easily conceived.
I Maclean implored the man TO give him
back his son, aud exposed his deep
[ c0ntrition for the degradation he had,
! in n moment If excitement, inflicted on
his clausinan. Tho other replied that
T the only condition on which he would
consent 20 the restitution was, that
Maclean himself should bare his back
and consent to be flogged as he had
/ been. In despair the chief consented,
7 saying that he would consent 10 any
/ thing if his child were but restored. To
/ the grief aud Gstonishment of the clan,
Maclean bore his insult, and when it
was completed, begged that the clans
man might return from his perilous
( position with the young chief. The
man regarded him with n smile of de
moniac revenge, and, lifting the
child above his head, plunged with him
! into the waters below. The sea closed
over them, and neither, it is said, ever
emerged IRON the tempestous whirl-
pools aud basaltic caverns that yawned
around them, AMI which still threaten
the inexperienced navigator on the
shores of Null
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-03-14
Mashlnginn's Prediction.

In the March number or H1-pcr's
Nclr Monthly Magazine II. Phillips
prints paper on "Some Unpublished
Letters Of Washington. aud among the
letters there for the first time printed is
one written by Washington himself but
for aud in the name of his wife. In il
he plavfully speculates upon the time
of his own death, and curiously enough
guesses within sixteen days Of the
actual date. although the letter was
written in the year 1877. We copy the
passage
al am now, by desire Of the general
TO add few words on his behalf which
he desires may be expressed in the
terms following, that is 10 say, that
despairing Of hearing what may be said
Of him, If he really shall 60 of in an
apoplectic. or any other at, (for he thinks
all fits that issue in death are worse
than love fit. fit Of laughter, and
many other kinds which he could nRme)
he is glad to hear beforehand what
will be said of him on that occasion -
conceiving that nothing extra: will
happen between this and then 10 make
a change in his character for better, or
for worse-and besides, as he has enter
ed into an engagement with Mr.. Morris.
and several other gentlemen, not to quit
the theater Of this world before the year
1900. il may be relied upon that no
breach of contract shall be laid 10 him
on that account, unless dire necessity
should bring it about, maugre all his
exertions TO the contrary. In that case,
he shall hope they would do by him as
he would by them-excuse il. At
present there seems 20 be no danger of
his giving them the slip. as neither his
health. nor spirits, were ever in greater
flow, notwithstanding, he adds, he is
descending. h has almost reached, the
bottom of the hill or in other words,
the shades below"
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-03-14
4 Chinese TemnIe OF Horrors.

A traveller thus describes n representa-
tion OF the punishment of the wicked
after death according to the Buddhist
theory, which he witnessed in the sub
urbs Of Canton: After walk Of about
n mile, we came 10 the Temple Of Hor-
rors" This is horrible place-thnt is.
the scenes are hideous. The intention
is 10 represent what n bad man would
suffer after death. 1t is composed Of
ten different groups OF statuary. made
of clay, and many Of them are crumbling
10 pieces. The first group represents
the trial OF a man he is surrounded by
his family and friends, who are trying to
defend him the second, where he il
condemned and given over 10 the exc
cutioner in the third he is undergoing
a semi-transformation from the man to
the brute the fourth, where he is put
into a mill, with his heal downwards,
and is being ground up his dog is by
the side Of the mill licking up his blood.
In the fifth scene he is being placed be-
tween two boards, and is being sawed
down lengthkise sixth he is under n
large bell. which is rung until the con
cussion kills him ; seventh, the man ia
placed upon table, and two men arc
padding him with large, wooden pad
dies eighth, he is upon rack, and the
executioners are tearing his flesh with
red-hot pincers ninth. he is in n
cauldron OF boiling lead the tenth
scene represents him upon gridiron,
undergoing the process of roasting
In all these scenes his family are
present also large figures who repre-
sents the Judge, ezecutioners, little de-
mons, and various instruments Of tor
/ ture