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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-26

To all to whom these presents shall come;
Whereas, Feloneous homicides and Rob.
berries are sometimes committed and no
proper steps are promptly taken to arrest the
Offenders, by which they escape beyond the
limit of tho Sta,e and have 10 be brought
back upon requisition, az great expense, and
after long delay. and,
whereas, Ihis often happens from n want
or proper appreciation of their duties i'm
posed by law upon peace officers and magis-
trates, who are required to be active and not
merely passive in taking the necessary steps TO
arrest such Offenders promptly, when they
have good reason TO believe that an offence has
b, en- committed, And,
whereas, All private citizens are permitted
To make arrests when felonies are committed
in their presence, and to make it the duty of
officers to act pa omptly by giving informa ION
TO them, which win be sufficient to inuuce the
belief that an offence has been committed
thereby putting IL In the power of eyery good
citizen to aid in the execution of the laws for
the uosecution OF offences And,
whereas, The District and County Attor-
neys are required by law to prosecute offic RS
for the, neglect OF such duties, when they are
properly informed of such neglect.
Therefore, To encourage sood citizens to aid
In the execution OF the law, and TO com pen sata
them In part for her trouble in doing no. n
reward OF FIFTY DOLLARS will be given TO
stances, to wit.
LIST. When Homicide or Robbery is com.
mitted In his presence and he arrests tue Often.
der at the scene OF action or pursues him apd
makes the arrest, and delivers him TO an OH,
| Ger with such Information aswill be necessary
to commit the party or bind him over IA
answer for the offence
Cad. When a Homicide or Robbery hiss
been commit d and the officers do not take
immediate steps to make the arrest, and a
clti2en gives the necessary information to nm
| onioer that oanses him 10 take such action ns
results in prompt arrest OF the offender. and
his being committed to jail or bound over.
%. When Homicide or Robbery ia com.
mltted and the officers, whose duty IL ia IN
take proper steps 10 max the arrest of the
olender, fail TO do It, and eli izen Voes 10 ths
District or County Attorney, sueh Informal
uon thereof as secures pro5e,u ion and oon :
yletlon Tor neglect OF duty in not taking such
steps. promptly '"'''
This Oder of rewards ia not Intended to an
ply 10 case where the offender voluntarily
sure GERS himself to be subject to the law
us leading object being to prevent escape by
an immeuat' arrest of the offender
The reward will be pad upon satisfactory
PROOF OF the Facts EMIT ing the party tn IL, an
Pr veu py the Couaiy Attorney and County
jugs OF the county where the .frsnce is G Sm-
In testimony hereof hereto s,pn NV mama
and cause the seal Of State to be aflxei nj the
City Of Austin, the 9th day Of October. A. ID. :.
10y, , o. NJ. ROBERTS,
T. H. BOWMAN, Acting Secretary Of state.
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great manufacturing interests are conserved
in the matter of labor. Very truly yours,
[Signedl j. A. GARFIELD,
II. Il. Morey, Employers Union, Lynn,
Mass.
On the same subject the Galveston News
of Sunday published the following special
from New York:
New York. October 23.-0n Wednesday
the Herald telegraphed Garfield to scknowl.
edge or deny the Chinese letter. He refused
to reply. To-day, for the first time, the Her.
aid publishes the letter, and says: "Garfeld
is not fit to be president, and ought to resign
as senator. He is not ft to hold any office
whatever, and his support by any party
would rightly be fatal to it. The American
people don't want president who, even
ina private letter, countenanced new form
of slavery. The letter continues to be a
wide spread topic of conversation, and many
republicans regard il as their death knell,
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To the Ed of the He al |.
WANAUACHIE Oct. -, 1881
The contributions of Colonel George +.
Afford, of Dallas, to the current political
literature OF tho day have ,gigen the honest
democrats voters of this city infinite salts.
faction. He has just simply skinned the
Times from bead to foot. His arguments in
favor of the election Of Captain W. q. Veal,
of Dallas, To the state senate are urars wrr-
able, Md the Times admits it by lis failure to
assall Il single position taken by Colonel Al
ford. understand that an "old five per cent"
(per month) of this city, the henchman of
Mr.. A. Rainey--his factotum and mouth
picce-threatens to reply TO those articles.
We are anxious to see what possible argu-
ment he can adduce in the line of legitimate
discussion. He may, ike the Times, deal in
personalities and vitupcraion, but the voters
Of this county are sick of this constant AS
saut on the private character of brave,
honest and magnanimous man, who has done
more for the advancement of the material
interests Of the section Of country in which
he lives than all his traducers put together,
md they will resent such cowardly assault AZ
the polls.
So far as the democracy of Capt. Veal is
concerned it is as pure and unspotted as that
of any man living and the people Of Ellis
county, believing he will make the most
competent senator, intend to vote for him.
Mr. Rsiney is not and never was the choice
of the democracy of Ellis county for Senator,
and only received the nomination through un.
fair manipulation of the primary election at
Milford in the lower end of this county. A
motion to instruct for Mr. Rainey was large.
ly voted down, and yet old FIVE per cent
manipulated the convention in such way
AS to have Rainey delegates appointed to the
county convention, and this alone secured
his endorsement. These are facts vel! known
to our people, and but for which Judge Jno
l.. Cheek, Of Ennis. Mr.. Rainey's opponent,
would have received the endorsement of the
county convention. We propose to resent
this interference with our free born rights
and in my opinion Captain Veal will leave
Ellis county with at leaat 1900 majority.
b. W.
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THSmuch -talkedof INGREDIENTS excursion
from Texas to New Orleans has baeu post
poned indefinitely. 1t seems that tho gen
tlemen having the matter in hand could no,
raise the necessary funds to meet the OK.
penses incident upon an occasion such a.
the visit Of the merchants of Texas to New
Orleans would have been. Some par.ie:
more sangune than others think that tn,
matter may yet be worked up SO as to have
the excursion TO como off at mardi gras
four or or five months from now. We re-
greet that this thing has failed, for we expect
ed much to come of it, mutually beneficial
to Texas and New Orleans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-26

WE observe that our Galveston cores
pondence rcc!es some proceedings of the
council of that city which would seem to bC
discreditablc TO tho attorney referred to
The editor of this journal is acquainted with
the gentleman in question, and knows him tc
be man of honor and deserving of trust
What this etartling item of news about his
detalcition means We are not prepared tC
say, and we thought to suppress it from The
correspondence until we saw it published il
the News. But this we ask of our readers
because we know the man, that judgment b,
suspended until Major Jerdone shall be
heard from, for it appears that he was no
present whom the city council proceeding,
took place. For ourself we shall believe nc
wrong of Major Jerdone until himself con.
fesses il,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-26

THE New York Herald seems TO be ex.
tremely anxious to foment discord and strife
in the state of New York. Every issue of it
has something to cay about Mr.. Kelly's over
bearing disposition and the contempt with
which he treats the Irving Hall wing Of the
party, and his efforts to control the patronage
OF the state and things of that kind, and all
without rhyme or reason; for no one has done
more TO reconcile all differences in the party
and to harmonizs all the discordant elements
than MIR. Kelly. With consummate tact and
skill he has healed all dissertations, and So
cured q local ticket upon which all democrats
can unitA
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Ladies' Fall Toilets

Ladies who desire to dress with due 70
gard both for the latest mode, and their own
adaptability to its exactions, in form and
complexion, should avail themselves of the
invaluable assistance that Miss NJ. Murphy,
a modiste OF established success, can furnish
them. Her fashions, obtained at the esrlies,
moment from the east, are always in season,
Orders from abroad especially solicited
Miss Murphy's parlors are on Elm street
wo doors west of Sanger Bros, up stairs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-26
Ur to the 22d instant it had not rained in

UP to the 22d instant it had not rained in
the northeast portion OF New Jersey since
the first week in September. The conse-
que-ce was that every industry was suffer
ing from the drought and the people were
beginning to be dis ressed On the 22d inst,
it began to rain in New York, which the sig
nal service people said was the beginning OF
a rain storm that would give relief to all the
parched region.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-26

We are very much gratiHed to SEQ how
well cur fellow-townsman, Il Hon. J. NJ.
Hurt, has sustained himself as judge of
the court of appeals. We predict from the
published opinions that we have seen that
were rendered by him that he will not only
make an enviable reputation for himself, but
will add lustre to the bench as well as credit
TO our state,
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TO the Editor of tue Herald.

LANCASTER, Dallas county, Oct. o.
The canvass for state senator in this district
is getting "red.hot." 1t overshadows all
other issues. Last Saturday Captain w. g.
Veal, the Independent democratic candidate,
and Mr. A Rainey, the so.called nominee,
held joint discussion in this town. To say
that Captain Veal got tho best of the discus
sion, is too little, He just simply took all
the cutce off his opponent. His position
on thethe drummers and occupation taxes,
school lands, and public school funds, and
other matters of interest to our people,
carried the whole audience with him. Our
people have known Captain Veal for many
years. His great usefulness and his enter
prise and public spirit, are well.known, and
we intend to vote for him. l believe Captain
Veal will receive three-fourths of all the
votes east at this precinct. B lsiness here
is buoyant. Health fine, and general pros.
perity prevails over all the land. j. G. w.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-26

GENERAL Grant, in his stump speeches in
New York, probably thinks he is laying the
foundation for third term in 1884, but the
empire state will tell him different tale
next Tuesday. We would commend to his
careful perusal, after November %, Wolsey S
sad words 10 Cromwell.
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nIhe CIgnrn,, unnn

Bet the cigars, gentlemen, and have the
satisfaction of asocial smoke whether it is
you or the other fellow that wins. Make
such bet payable at the FL E,panol smoking
parlor, corner of Main and Poydras streets
and you will find no fault with the ackle
Goddess Of Fortune if she decide against Won
as far only as the price of two fragrant
Havanas.
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INDICATIONS

Cloudy or partly cloudy weathsr in The "t'f'
ern part; occasional rains adhonWy~ "'9"e'
ienpera t,re; failing Garonlete somhorty "m"''
Joliotped in 7cIds on Tuesday by ioIndS' MHWV
colder north 'Vinds and rising bd'omchr'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-26
OBITUARY.

GREENE - After n long and painful illness
fell asleep, at Sewsnce, Tennessee, in the
carry morn of Thursday, Oct. 2l,t, Susan
Comela, daughter of Rey, and Mrs, stephen
II, Greene
We asked life of God, and God gave her "a
long lie, even for ever a1d ever.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-26
1 Paints, Oils,
Window glass,
Wall Paper,
| . Pictures.
SHIELDS
&
YOUNG,
Wholesale and retail
The Confer of Smoking Circles.

Our leading smokers are irresistably drawn
towards common center of attraction
the Ell Elpsnol smoking parlor, where all
gentlemen who use the weed in any form
can be Accommodated with just the brand
they want.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-26

Have your prescriptions compounded a,
Patterson q Co.'S, the most reasonable drug.
gists in the city. Ns
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Garfield on HInYerY

A vast deal ha, been said and done abou
the recently discovered letter of Mr.. Gar
field on Chinese immigration, within the las,
few days, and we reproduce this letter in
question, which reads as follows:
PERSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Jan. IS, 1850,
DEAR SIR-Yours in relation to the Chi.
nese problem came duly to hand. l take il
that the question of employees is only ques.
ton of private and corporate economy, and
individuals or companies have the right to
buy labor where they can get II cheapest.
We have treaty with the Chinese govern
ment which should DO religiously kept until
its provisions are abrogsted by tho action Of
the general government, and am not pre-
pared 70 say II shoald DO abrogatsd until our
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-26

A few more good printers wanted to work
in our lob Office and composition rooms.
Steady employment ut regular rates.
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There is nothing like good comfortable
seat in this life; good solid, substan tisl
seat that will not give away. This is the
reason why g. H. Clancy, 700 Main street,
up stairs, has made such famous reputa.
ton by the manufacture of his double
lined or seated drawers, which last five
times as long as those of ordinary make
Shirts, collars and cuffs are made to order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-04
RIVER RECORD.


River last nlgnt ieet lncnes scant anu
falling.
Weather clear and pleasant.
The Diurnal is still lying up below the
Bellaire wharf boat.
The Climax took the Martins Ferry
troops down to Bellaire Saturday night.
The Wheeling organizations went down
on the R. J. Grace and barges. Particu-
lars OF the drowning OF colored man
from the party will be found in our local
columns.
The George strecker, which has been
running in the Parkersburg trade since the
low water set in, left for home, st. Marv's,
yesterday.
The Sidney left for Cincinnati at s
O'Clock Saturday evening,
The St. Lawrence is still lying at the
bank by Benson's ferry.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says: The
Phaeton returned from her first trip in
the Chic trade yesterday. Captain Dill
TO whether she would remain in the trade
or not, but the people need not hold their
breath in the mean time, as there are
enough boats running, with ample accom-
modations for all desiring to travel.
The Andes is running In the Cincinnati
and Huntington trade in charge Of the
crew OF the Bonanza.
CINCINNATI, October 3.-River 4 feet
inch and rising. Weather cloudy and
warm. Whitewater did not get away till
discovering. The destruction by ere OF
Mack's ship yard will not greatly delay
the work on boats in progress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-04

PERSONAL PIcxuPs Mr.. Geo. R. Taylor
returned from the East Saturday evening
where he has been selecting Install stock,
and will be prepared to offer the same in
q few days.
Of Pittsburgh, registered at the St. James
James Todd, it,, wiIfleave for Philadel.
phla to-day to engage with a firm in that
city as salesman.
Col, W. P. Thompson, Of Parkersburg,
is at the New Mcclure.
Miss Beckie Bggs, Of West Liberty, Is
visiting friends In North Wheeling.
Miss Lucy Dugan, OF Dennison, Ohio, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. Joe Dugan, oil
the P. W. and K K. r. In this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-04

CnEAp ExcURsloN To Cincinnati via D. (
Q. K. K. on Tuesday, October 9TH. Fare
for the round trip only S.. Tickets goou
70 return until October 9th inclusive
Trains leave B. & o. depot at $3.50 a. NJ,
9:l5A. ~ and Halo y. N. Wheeling time.
Returning trains leave Cincinnati at s a.
N. and S:S0P, N,
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Cloaks-Marshall, Kennedy & Blake.
No Question Now.
Some Good Reasons. =.
"Che Sovereignest Thing"
To Keep Cider sweet-Logan, List &
Auction sale Of Hardware-A. Turner.
Piles, Rectal Diseases, &c.-Dr. lie
Resard-Twenty.ave Dollars.
SIS Reward.
Lost-Necklsce.
Lost-Keys,
Piano for Rent-F. W. Banner.
For sale.-A Large Young Horse.
"Don't You Forget It."-Chas. Hamil-
"A Atten.ionl-Nail City Boat club-[head
u l. lO Blum & Bro.-[head of local.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-04
Library HALL

Last night Miss Agnes Robertson Mrs.
Dion Boucicault) began her engagement
in "Arrah ma Pogue." That this lady bad
lost none Of her old friends was certainly
proven last evening, when she wasreceived
with as hearty and cordial reception as
could possibly have been accorded her:
TIE play chosen was "Arrah ma Pogue,"
in which Miss Agnes Robertson proved
that she has lost none oil her winning
ways, and was Immediately received into
the hearts OF her auditors. Her acting, es'
pecially in the prison scene, being such as
to bring tears into the eyes OF good many
Of her listeners, while in the lighter scenes
her yiyacity gave all tho charming and
piQuant brightness OF the true Irish
peasant gill. Her voice Is as musical ,as
eyer-in fact, 1t 10 hard TO believe that our
"Fairy Star" has been absent from US at
all, when we have her before US as We had
last evening-in the same role, with the
same voice, and -as 1t would scientific
same associates. Theplay was cast to the
full strength OF the company, which Is bet
ter than the average dramatic company
and reflects great credit on Mr.. Charles
Wheatleigh, both in the selection OF the
company and In the selection oil tha piece.
Shaun was played by Mr.. wheatleigh, in
which he has appeared great number oil
times, and In his hands Is made true
type OF the Irish patriot, without descend.
Ing to any Of the vulgarities so often re.
sorted to by comedians who are called
upon to perform these parts. His singing
oithe Wearing OF the Green" was very
eiiecdYe. He shows himself TO be an actor
Of careful discretion, both in sentiment
and comedy.
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Tue Portage, Wis, Columbia county,
Wicker, reports that Mr.. George Fttte, Of
WyOcena, was cured Of severe case OF
by Two bottles OF 81. Jacobs
OH; that II. Emder, Esq, hotel keeper,
was cured OF pain In the back and that
their editor was cured Of severe sprain,
by the use Of st. Jacobs Oil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-04

RELIGIOUS NorcEs.-At the First Pres.
byterlan Church Rev, DR.. Bslleville, Of
louisville, Pa, occupied the pulpit.
His morning discourse was from John,
filth chapter, "Thnn art the Christ, the
Son OF the living God"
In the evening the text was from Isaiah,
forty third chapter, "When thou psssest
through the waters l will be with thee;
and through the rivers, they shall not
overflow thee; when thou wslkest through
the fire thou shalt not be burned, neither
shall the flames kindle upon thee"
The exposition OF these words was list
ened to with close attention, and the earn.
esI, fervent utterances OF the speaker con-
tibuted TO a very attractive days service
at this church. VA
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Goss AND RYAN.-MsjOr j. w. Sweeney
has certainly been indeiatigable In his Of.
forts TO apprehend Goss and Ryan, the
principals in the fight in Brooke
county, in this State, some months ago.
He has been at great pains, travelling
great deal and mourning no small expense
thorities at Detroit, some weeks ago, de-
ieated the handing over OF Goss, already
arrested, to the custody OF the West Vir-
ginia authorities; and more recently the
Major made creditable effort TO catch
Ryan in his native town OF Troy, N. y,
but as he Sweeney did not know his
man, and through the intervention OF
Ryan's associates, he (Ryan) escaped for
the time being, but his ultimate arrest and
punishment are only delayed, not perma-
nently put of.
The New York Star Of September Goth
says:
4 Chief Of Police from West Virginia
came to Troy last Monday morning. He
did not know Ryan, but trusted to the
local authorities to point him out. De.
tectives were set to watch the sold
Crystal" where Paddy lodged, but his
friends got wind OF what was going on,
and Paddy slipped out and escaped to Al
bauy, where he took the night boat for
New York. II is understood that he
reached that city safely on Tuesday morn
ing, aud at once took a train for the West:
While escaping from the "old Crystal"
Paddy brushed past the West Virginia
Police Chief, who was on the lookout at
the American Hotel, passing cody within
arms length Of him. The disguised off,
cial returned to New York by the Troy
boat, and the hunter and the hunted
were on the Hudson en- route for New
York at the same time.
Major Sweeney informed US last night,
in reference to the above, that he did not
90 to New York by boat from Troy, thy
rail, and says further, that II there is
such thing as arresting either or both OF
the parties wanted, he will do ityet.
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c.r,;RES's Ho4g BAZAAR The differ.
emit c.,mm,;t tees aud alltnvited parties VIII
moi forget the meeting ms afternoon g. :
o'clock, AZ McLal,.s HAN y 70 ueslre et
that each one, for as psossiole, 90 ready 70
signify what viii be made or donated, 10
the coming festival,
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HArv.pRoE sheet music at sheib's,
Washington Hall. all the popular music
OF the day, half price. To close ont the
larger part Of the stock at ono.third the
price, Call early, examine and save
money. Music books also ut cost
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-04

NOTICE 10 CUUsTaY aEs :HANTs.-
caun,ry msrch mis- wIthlng to buy taeir
CloskS, Dolmlns, etc. at hsaequarters.
oar |, ave from ten 10 twen'y.tiye per cant
bv eaillnp on i.BLuS & Bro,
Gllak Manufacturers. Il04 MAIN st.
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" you wish cloak or dolman, you can
save time, trouble and money II you go TO
the manufacturers, where there are over
l 900 styles displayed. Remember.
|, BLUM & Bro,