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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26

Wax kerstroOm district. and to the west OF
WakkerstrOOm some thirty miles. Joubert ls
about So years Of age. five feet eight inches
high, dark, and wears rather a long Dearu.
He rides we'll. is an active man and Is tne
brain OF the whole BOer community. FOR
many years he and his neighbOrs paid no
taxes, as both the Free State and the Trans
yaal claimed the district. Mr.. heate, VINO
was called in to arbitrate. decided IN favor
Of the Transvaal Beers. Joubert, In CONVEX
sation In August. alleged that the people
were driving him on. but In this he was not
quite accurate-hi5 Orations being, In TACT,
the cause OF much of the excitement: Jou'
bert represents the better educated Beers;
Paul Kruger represent the Doppers, or semi
educated, mi-civiiZed Beers. He is man
Of sixty years of age, middle height. thick
set, but very active his beard short clipped.
He came into notice by his energy and sRlll
as msrksman In the wars against
Mopoch and Malow. two border chiefs,
In 1864 Go. III Joubert is taken to rep
resent the brains. Onkle Paul, as the
DoppOrs call Kruger. may be said to repre-
sent the muscular forces OF the people. He
Is energetic, impulsive and restless.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26
ORIGIN OF THE L UCHESs TRIBE.
Mark Lane Express. }

As the Duchess tribe is so famous, and sells
at enormous prices. l may here give few par
ticulars regarding it. The first of the family
We hear OF was bought by Chas. Colling, from
the Duke of northumberland agent at stan e
wix; "A III 's-ive, short legged COW. of a yellow
ish red, with the breast near the grouni. She
had a wide back. and was a great grower. Col
ling called her Duchess and had often de-
scrlOed her to Bates rs a very superior aDimal. .
particularly in her handling, and told MIN he
considered her the best COW he had ever seen ,
out that he could never breed so good a one
from her. She was descended from the old
stock of Sir Henry SnithsOn, of Stanwix
Thomas Bates bought of COling one of the de-
scendants OF this COW in 1905 for 100 guineas
beng fine dairy animal; and he bought an
other at CollinG' sale in 1910. For the latter
he paid lo3 guineas, ana styled her Duchess
First, and IRON her all OF the present family
descended. Bates says he was induced to g.
lect this tribe from having found they are great
growers and quick feeders, with fine quality of
meat. consuming little foed in proportion To
their growth. and also finding that they are
great mixers.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26
1t Is Going to New Orleans by Gould's
Barge Line.
Chicago Tribune.

DIES MONIES, Iowa. March Isl read your
article on Grain Going to New Orleans - in
your issue of tine fourteenth instant, and am
glad to you are sounding the alarm, while
Chicago grain merchants laugh and ridicule
the idea of Goulds barge line affecting the
grain trade OF Chicago.
The Chicago, burlington and Quincy railroad
il now discriminating in its Rates on grain in
favor OF Eat IT. LOUIS. and shamefuliy against
Chicago. At all its stations in >Outhwe>t iowa,
west al Creston, the rate i twenty five cents
pr 100 pounds on corn t. Chicago, while t.
East ct. Louis, only fourteen mie, nearer than
Chicago. rates are freely offered at twenty cents
per 100 pounds. To Peoria loo miles ne.rer
than East st. Louis-rates are twenty-two cents,
or iu-t two cents more than the latter place.
Inc plan you sL9-cst-viZ: that Eastern
rates be cut In twO-in ~ In IA measure counter
act the tendency toward the Mis,issippi route;
but unless the Iowa roads make their rates to
Chicago is low rs to East 1t. Louis the Eastern
trunk lines can accomplish nothing. This
whole country west of the Mississippi river Is
enthusiastically in favor of the New Orleans
route. Chicago merchants have known of this
diversion ot their business, and III the Iancicd
impregnubi.ity at their business have laus he'd
it to scorn. The Eastern trunk lines have
known OF jay GoUld's operations, and have
apparently treated IL with contempt. The
grain H. goins 10y tie river route. Mr.. Editor,
and no action of the Eastern trunk lines can
prevent l. 80 long the Wabash ami Chicago
Burlington and Quincy roads discriminate in
favor of East ST. Louis five cents per 100
pounds. Your Chic tgO Board OF Ira ie are
very supInc or blind that they DO not see the
way the eat is Jumping, and bestir themselves
to counteract it. GRAIN SHIPPER.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26
CALIFORNIA WHEAT.
A Plan to Bring 100000 Of Bushels
Down the Mississippi.
Isl; Louis Post-pemocra,, March 49,


The river route is not alone attracting great
attention in Eastern markets, wher" serious
fears apprchended of u div rgence of the
movement OF graIu from Eastern ports to the
-. Louis and New Orleans route, but else
where and throughout the country the cheap
and easy facilities offered the grain trade by
the Mississippi river for the transpOrtI-
ton of grain is noted. Ii was learned ON
Change to-day that transaction Of
enormous magnitude had been pending
between this market ana California par
600 bushels California wheat would have
been transported by raIl to 81. Louis. whence
IT was To be shipped vim the bdrgcs and river to
New Orleans ard thence reshipped to Europe.
TINS transaction was not completed, but l. still
liable to 3e rcupcncd and consuinmatcd. 1t
seems that tonnage has been very sc trce on the
Pacific coast. and freight rates in consequence
were too high to allow OF wheat shipments be
inl, made. tatlSTnl1 parties holding, or con-
trolling the stock OF wheat there turned to this
market believing that hcMis-i-sippi riv er route
opened win the It. Louis and New orleans
Transportation Company and carried on tor
some time, but came to naUght, OWN, to IA dit
ference in the views OF the two parties to
what figures should he paid, though tins differ.
encc said to TIC very small. Onc OF the It.
Louis party. who was prIvy to the ncgotia-
tionS, stated that undoubtedly the Transporta-
ton Company could have got this wheat, but
just at that time they had all they could do To
attend to the wants OF the st. Louis ship.
pers. Ii l. still possibility that the 81. Louis
Barge Company may make Il bid for this grain
and obtain the carrying OF II from this market
TO New Orleans.
Household Pet-Tne New Orleans WE EKL
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26


nevsdh he ere f
hebEsM mesIih N
PLEADING
n a the 70 % @ @ al % ~
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26
-,t,u.d from Third Page.

oro detrimental to journalism. ana lhH tito
Hssocjs,iOn would recommend their non-use py
its uembeis.
Mr.. Beet cy movsd It's reference to the Exscu-
COMMITTEE. Adopted.
On motion Of Maj r Burke the sconvention
od,,urned uni 10 o'clCck a. m. tomorrow.
G, w. MCCRANlE.
n REsrrEy. President
Secretary.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26

Baton Rouge Glad Advocate-Louisiana has never
had paper which showed It's ability and enter
pris-. aud probably not within the next decade
will II see another to equal 1t.
East Carroll (La.) Repubican-Rsing and enter
prising.
Port Hudson (Miss.) Reveile-Ths best In the South
Thibodaux (La.) Seniinei-Now becoming the lead
ing paper Of the South.
Ouachiia { La Telegrsph-Talent, energy and vim
displayed in every issue.
Morgan Ciiy LAD Review-Constantiy and rapidly
increasing In merit and circulation.
Union dab GazetIe-As . perfect whole. one OF the
best pHbli, she'd In the country.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26

Tallahassee (Fla) Floridian-A paper OF great In Nw-
ence and wide circulation.
AGO City tMiss.) Herald-True steel Live:
progressive: frst-cIass.
New Orleans LedgeI-Ranks first among the papers
OF the South aud Will soon take Its place proudly
beside the wei lthy Herald. the stately New York
York Tribune.
Cofix La. ChronicleA arvel among the Journals
Of Dixie's Land.
Dallas rexas) Herad-Energetic, repste with inter-
est, ami invaluable infsrm alton.
Corpus Christi (Texas) Free Press-RecomnR the
leading paper In the South.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26

A conrndrun--Wh thing il il that * worth
mora md cost less than nny thing on earth,
Find snswcr in tn. odvertisefnl mt elsewhere
hat runs a.rus, "a whole page.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26

Tax yo~r home parish paper and tNe New
Or e. H. WLEKLy Dem Graf AMI You can con
gratul;itr yourself having very good thing
Il "a very SIN II price.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26
The BEST IS ALSO THE CHEAPEST

81 months ,;hrm
Tocu bso five ah o g u The
yurpd
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26

Hot Springs (Ark.) Telegraph "A true Southern
newspaper; has become giant.
Waco Texas) Telephone-Excellent. and impelled
to recomn end IL TO all Texans.
Amite la Observation-Disclosures and wide. awake.
Pascagcula (Miss.) Star Sound, unhinching and
able; unsurpassed by any.
The Southern greensboro. Ala,) Walchman-The
New York Herald OF the south.
Enterprise (Miss.) Courier-The most reliable re at-
able and soiest conducted journal in the South.
LAFAYETTE ia Advertiser-tIns Decid-
eddy one OF the best conducted papers in the
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26

Every reader of these lines who s no n W
SUI scrt1rr Of the New Or g. ns WEEKLY DEMO-
Graf, Ia ut.' My requested TO drvu 4. . ,stal
to that Office aud notify tie n OF that fac.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26

B ton Rouge on the first NJ onday II September
next
After adjournment. the Pr s'lent received an
inyi til n t-ndc-cd the T.mrers of the A-so-
citation 20 vi-t the Acade mic Department OF The
G. W. McCRANIE President.
i. Z. BENTLEY. Sc re- ~.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26

Claiborne (La.) Guardian Splendid paper; con-
stanty improving.
Minden lila. Denocrat-The live. representative
Southern newspaper.
st. Landry Tia Democrat--The recognizes leading
wspaper, not only Of louisiana, but OF the en-
tire South.
West Baton Rouge DAD Sugar Planter-Complete.
Unsurpassed for ability. enterprise ana general
circulation. -
Pla1uemlne (La. Observer-Largest and best weekly
In the Southern States. Far superior to any pa
per In tie south.
Galveston Texas Civillan-AmonR the foremost
journals in the Union.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26

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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26
NO U Ikb IIIC UIIbc vi FcvtT.
JOUBERT AND KRUGER.
Pictures of the Two Leaders Of the Trans.
vaal Beers.

The st. James Gazette gives the following
sketch OF the two leaders Of the Beers: "JOu-
bert IL Quick-minted, intelligent man. He
lives on one OF the many Kip q. g., stony
rivpra, close to the Free State border in the
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26
Reed q LEGO Toaic cures Dumb Asue

Look n The mic" little presents every sub
srri.u.. % tn. Nrv Orleans DEMOCRAT r"c ives.
Reed's G il Edge Tuniccures Calls and Fever.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26

Opssusss (Ls. to take the lead
In progressive Journalism; able; sterling; bsusd
10 prosper.
Austin (Texas, Dispatch-Justly entitled the lead
ing position in the front ranks.
Ninden ia. Democrat-One OF the best conducted
papers In the state.
Iatehitoehes (La.) vindicator-Best In the South;
vigorous: perfect; superb.
YaEOo (Miss.) Sentinel-The most enterprlsing In
the Seuthern States.
Viehsburg (Alss.) Herald-Steady mere asing in
eelience and popularity, It stands at the top Of
Southern Journalism.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26

Household Pet THE New Orleans We EKL
DEMOCRAT.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26

Bee IS Gilt EiRe Tonic careD NJ ,larial Few
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26

49, 7, .; 81 n" very choicest reading FOR
L. H.. N n J - nts. Be, advertisement WEEKIy
hA@i- q ! Ella Toni e'inuiasAs DigeetIon
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26

Waxahachie lTexas) Enterprise - To the South
Times 10 England.
Panola tMiss.) star-The largest aud most complete
. weekly paper publ 4hed In the Uaited States,
Goliad tiesa-) Ineuirer-The nswsiest paper pub-
Hshed. Contains as much Texas ne rs as any pa
per pIb,he9 in Texas. -
harSsvnle Ola. Bal "tn-No paper in the South
manfssts such progressive and ge-ah cad spirit.
Jene'son fIexas) Jimplecu,e-Jastly stands at the
mead OF southern journal SIN. and the enterprise
OF Us Manager kaows bounds.
o&1"ru tMiss.) hage-A raper Of wide circulation
ana e"nsucted with great ability.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-03-26

DKMo
N-"''> 'o'"
ponpty ma
THE DEMOCRAT.
new ORLEANS, Ia
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-29

- Infer Wprratb bon weiBen uno 9e=
ftreiften 2apns 1T bebeuteno, pelden mir
5u iebr mabisen Yreiien pertaufen.
Sdram & Is 0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-29

Brad, syeuer aus unb bic ndbere Inter
iuduna mad QS|duns beS TeuerS itellt'
felf, eab bier Branoitiftuns pcrlas. Ge'
TuBboben uno mebrere Suffer maren nit
GcblenSl setrdnft.
- Sn Marlbau ereisnete lid eine
@dieberei smilhen Wm. Tap(cr uno Wm,
M(fcrb. Taplor befano ltd in Gedsrts
Suwelierlaben unb sllfprb ouf ber @tra=
fen. sic feuerten @4ulie burd bic
BenlterIdeiben auf einanoer ab. alforb
purbe erihoHen unb Tablor iibersab lid
benz Sberiff.
- Sn Toplor County tpurbe I'M per=
sansenen Sabre gum erfen Wale 8aum=
molle sepfan3t. Sic sepieb pcrtreffli4,
aber bod fonnte man feline pfluden, neil
bic Yrairiebunbe. berenes baielbit it Maiie
siebt. bies @eiddft beiorsten une nit Der
Baumwoae ibre 9Sder ansppliterten.-
- Son 2ate GbarleS mirb Elm an Ell
mem iunsen Mfabden besansener Mprc
seneloet. MiiB Wtartba Treemau, tpelde
am ufer bes Sees mobnte unb ii9 aui
benz 6eim,pege ppn ber Stabt befanb,
purbe ermorbet. Wan fanb ibre 2eids
i'm See uno bic llnteriuduns berielben
ersab, bab baS Midben bur4 bret S4la'
&c auf cen 9opf setSctet wurbe.
- Der ugolfsbote in Brenbam Be-
ri9tet: Ser @ernania= =Wdnnerdpr er'
bielt AM Montas cine neue prddtise
tpeiBe SABINE nit entipredenoer Snidrifi
unb reider @oloper3ieruns aus Stem Dcrf,
Die SABINE tpurbe aus 8eitrd8en be,
Sdnser unb @elanssfreunben beidaiil
unb wirb auf bem @alpe itcner Ginger
| feit ben Sdnsern npranleudten. Gin
Tbeil BET NIT benz Dalnpfer rDcnau"
anaefrmnenen beutIden ginmanoere,
traf ant Wontas frlb nit ber Santa Sc
Bobn bier ein. Yiele perlelben reilteu
meiter mad Burton, @iboin8s, Baitror
unb anberen Yldeen. Das @epad be,
Weiterreiienben mar am Santa Sc 8abn'
bpfe aaSgelaben ,pcrben unb menn ni4t
einise bielise BarSer ben @inmanoereru
nit 6atb unb Tbat beioelfanben bdtten,
baiielbe redtjeitis nad benz Central
8ubnbofe gu idaIfen, batten bic eiel6en am
ielben Gage nidt abrei len fSnnen. llns
odudt, eaB, tpenn Elm YaiiaSier iein Bil=
let bon @alpetpn mad elmer beitimmten
Citation 9el0it bat, es Sade Der Babnt
Selsaidaften 1T, ibm bafielbe ant 3iel iei=
net Neiie ab5uliefern, Obne baB er iid un>
termess barunt gu befimmern bat. Die
Organization elmer iiber ben 9an5en
@taat per3weisten @ei eieaidaft, beren
3med iein icllte, ben Ginwanberern eiae
belfenoe 6anc gu reiden, tbut ncth!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-29

aalt, einen Inrannen 5u perurtheilen
man mi,b fd pariiser ,punoern, oab man
i'm adtSebnten Sabrbunoert tpeniser Dor i.
geldritten mar. als in ber 3eit Galars .
Oaalals musbe ber Tprann in bet M;tte
oes Senats oabiusecpfert, obne aneere
TSrmlidteiten ais ,weiuno5wan3is Dold'
nSBe, pbne anpere @eiebe, ais bic Trei
belt @oms. uub beut3utase madt man
nit @brfurdt einem Manne ben prc,eB,
Der bas Yolt binpareen ldbt, Der nit
Der 6ano i'm Blut, im Yerbred,en ersrif=
fen murbe auf friider Tbat. Dieienieen,
me!he irriel @eWiht leaen auI rie Sc.
redte 3adtisuns eines S0nSS, weroen
ME eine Republit beyrInben.
5artine5 madte eine Wouie. um bic
Birtuna III bectabteu, ,pelde oele Stel.
len aus benz Mcuteur berrcrriefen.
Wancn rang bic 5dnce ater ben uner-
brrten Trevel. Vucie ihentte Nd cine
neue Taiie auifee elm nit GROCER @s=
mitbsrube uno iuste: Was tiimmerts
uns 2 gpir ano il fsine Yolititer. 1nc
marum rief Der aSni5 bic fremoen Deere
ins 2anb SD te4veife bic grbitterun9
bes golfes.
SHUTTER, entsesnete Wanoa in bShiter
grreauns, Du beltreitelt ibm fein beiti<
ses 9fedt2 5iumel uno @toe burfte er
in gemeeuna ieben. nm Die 9rrne ju Be-
pabreu, bic @ott ibm Seeeben.
tgprtlebang fplgt)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-29
Miittprn hip ihre &inhpr npf11

- Mattern, Die ibre &inber geiuno
gu ndbren piini6en, obne i'm Stanoe
gu iein, es bur6 ibre eigene 8rut gu
beipirfen, fann ni6ts 8eiIeres, 9eilia=
meres uno Billigeres empfoblen tperben,
als Neu itaebter's u9eut19e
&inoermeb II (pdootropbine). IS
1T Der Bette Griab fit Muttermil6, es
pereinigt allies Cute in ii6, UNI cine por=
treffii6e &inoernabrung gu getpdbren.
Ser brillanteite @rfols tpurbe iogar BEL
frdnfli6en unb i6tpa6en &inoern er=
sielt. rSeuti6es &inoermebl" mirb
BON 4ersten iebr empfoblen, unb lit in
alien renommirten 9lpotbefen gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-29
g eib pernii n ftia!

Seio psrninftis, SIR aranfe unb 8e=
trcsene! uno ldBt @ud nidt ldnser ron
6abrifanten io3enannter eleetrilher Sell
mittel ~, Quadialbern uno r9teperencs
nit ioSenannten Wtiiiicnar, ,6reirecepten,
bic fein apctbefer MAIDEN fam, guren
letten Gent rauben. Seib perniinftia
uno ldidt 25 Gents an baS alte bepabrte
DeutIde Sell Snititut, II Clinton Ylace,
Stem DDrf, fur ben uRettunssanfer"
melder @ud ben ridtisen Wes 5ur s.ab=
rem Salfs Ssist. Dem @eiien seaiist
elm Wptt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-29
(gorllebang fDlst,)

- @ine erpdbnenSmertbe &ur.-Sd
litt ieit iieben Sabren an ber Qeber. Dtei=
ne &ranfbett bate mir oiel @elo sefotei
unb bic Ner5te iasten, iie tSnnten ni4ta
mebr fir mid tbuu. Da bSrte i'd ron
Or. Nusult &Snis's $ m + II r.
ser Ercp fen uno nabm gu ibnen met.
ne 3ufludt. Sic baben mid gang se=
beilt nuo i'd fuble beute seiuber uno far:
fer als Dor Z Sabren.-Guface Samer.
ulabani. Mp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-29

Snpallben, bic fld mieber aui benz
We9e Der Bsiieruns befinoen, ipreden
lid in anerfennenber Weiie iber bic to-
n'lden GlSenldaften bon Soltetters Ma=
genbttters aus. gsidt nur perleibt bal.
lelbe ben GeidWadten neue Strait, eS pers
beNert aud ben irresnldren Der luuerten
3ultanb bes Wasens, bemirft reselm1s
blSen ano lei4ten Stublsans, linberi
rheun'atiide uno Niersni dmerssu une
ldlhst wieer eas 6ieber.
Gum ysrtauf bel allen Gpotbstera une
Sdnplern.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31

The mantle Of charity is cut much smaller
this year than ever, though, to DO sure,
bullion fringe Of good deeds Is used for trim
ming. Haven Register
II is mentioned,as wonderful coincidence,
that President Eliot Of Harvard, Mary H.
Booth, editor &C llarpcrs Bsgrr, aud The
cook ut Pmker'a restaurant, Boston, receive
the same salary, Why tho cook dosen't strike
for higher wages is hard 10 understand
Norr Herald. He certainly should. They
arc mere educators; hut ho is on edu
caterer.-Philadolphla Bulletin.
"Thot Is propbsbly the Oldest pic,e oC fur.
niture in Eugland," sMi acollecter o. antique
ouroaities toa friend, pointing TO venerable
locking table rs he spOla. "dow old Is ityn
asked Tue froud. Nearly 400 years" "Pshaw,
that is nothing, hsve Au Arabic table over
600 yram oid,n "lldetd.' "Its, tho
multiplication table"
Why don't railway corporations take
moro women into their employmenty Most
Of them know we'll how 10 manage irsi1s,
they can Rnndle switches very carefully,
there il less color blindness among them
than among men---and occasionally one i,
to be found who can "h,e up" beautifully
Boston 'rizer.
Hare and Hounls--hlrs, Miniver: GLOW
exhausted they look,v oor trllowsl Fagcy doing
that sort of tnirg for mere poaaurew Little
Timpkins (his bosom swelling from nsNonsl
pridr); "Ah, but is ail through doing that
sort OF thing for mere pleasure, mind You,
that we English nre--what we arc ln Bully
for little Timp6in. !-Puach.
The stesm.car3 run so rapadily that they
GO. WAY phead OF ohild's nge, so that tho
b Y or girl who was fifteen when he entered
them is no mora than SIX or eight by thu
time the conductor comes along. Boast OF
our progress rs YOU may, but there's no de-
uyirg thst the children ara behind the age on
railways and ~ the entertainment ticket Of.
hca.-Bos,on Transcript.
After y short visit two ladies arc shon, 10
pay their complemints 10 the Countess Santa
Grue and take their departure. Pray
SAWS she graticusly, "remNua liltlo longer"
"lndgod," answers ono Of tho ladies IN her
most winning way, ''wcro 90 stay auolher
i've minutes should never DO able TO 20
Whispering 10 the other hly) Tor should
be fast sslcep."--Paris Figaro,
n ChlcAgo man ~ fiMuheld, Ind, desired
TO leave hid travelling bag and ovcrcoat while
h W liked TO place twenty miles distant.
To put them Ia field, unprotected from
thieves except by the sign."Small-pox Be.
wsro" snd when he returned thoy were
RICH, there In tho fold. But they were twenty
feet under ground, buried by health officers.
0h!it takes Chicago man 10 be smsr,.n-
Boston Post.
Two Of tho visiting soldiers met yesterday
morning, ono of thom,in blue uniforma.koa
tho other; did you hear about Jim Archi.
baldg "No; what sbeut himy ale waS
walking sloug Broadway In New York,
whom man tell out Of FIVE story window
on him. and killed him MS dead as Julius
Cm'ar." "Woll, Il don't surprise mo in the
least. When SAW him hero in Austin last
summer he wasn't looking wolf"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31
SoeiaIi,n In Chicago.

Messrs. Fri,schc and Viereck, when pre-
sentod to tho audience were greeted with
loud applause. After a fow remarks by tho
chairman. the meeting was addressed in Ger.
man by MIR. Fritschc. The Socialists of
Germany arc q peaccable party, no stia.
Thoy do not believe in using such mean, in
efIec.ing their purpose as arc used BY tho
Nihilisls Of Russia. The attempts on tho life
Of Emperor William and the life Of Bis.
marck were no! Endorsed by tho social demo.
cratic party Of Germany. They didn't be-.
licvc that . change IN rulcrs would result. in
u change OF systems. The principles Of
monarchy were stil. held by tho majority Of
tho people, md must fret DO rooted out bc-
fore the form ofkovernment can DO changed.
II would DO many years before Germany
could become rcpublicanlred. VIVA. good
would revolution dor II would DO worse
probably for tho people than tho French
revolution was. Tho people Of Germany