The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-29

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4 fne iesmfiia Wlih little nlsisfy,
fhe Two ilepnhlcs. M american pnpof
M me CIV NJ Meslcs, loiinded lnille scar
iges, w Malof Ocorge W. Clark has be.
come 4 semlweealy, beautifully printed
add ably edited, IN 4. Mnsiella CLARK, tho
elder .on N Maibf Clark. Mojor ClarlFs
name h. rhetorical IN Arkansas aud ibc
southwest, He was Che only son "a IN
Irish gentleman q WasllI,N" ,uy
gHn sais I'm sdfSI ,hc Var BbFcn
i,,ciiloenoer eogying IN botli ihe
House and SENATE Of the Legialaiurc Of tint
state. He WAS afterwards indian agent
~ En,sas md thsif purser In the Uni'ed
States Nnys MI tlic war came, when he ro-
sil,ed. iuincd the Sontli AMI VS. nude
Chief Oiartrrn asier west oil the Mlssis-
sind. ISrared ~ Fort Smith and thereby
became Known 10 the ieSas irehnei's Oh
Urcer Stone. Young, Sims. the buiiery OF
Jnhn / cool and Sllie independent com
mand Of Whitfield, besides all the Conftf;
er,,te troops from Missouri, Arkansas and
Tnuisiana. About the middle of the war
he was allowed leave of absence III order
ts,-..2hiGli he
didtvtac, ,stlr rliibst dent ana lem p9rarlly
settloll M Aln sri hlrly horni
ofsG1i A]isylllos she sbe
ingtlrf aiss arg ',i IN yl't1f N 1n
* sfs ss .a es|j,s ( sRs biPn an
s ;nst bsfsFc l,ls Msr losad Wien TINT
e az l,s i'q iG al HvbSS wild
funSfsT isEynH Il ,.'', :, !, e 4
a5S sT RI sFDfS aa as sa
s IL gyS 1dds' q
be sent for the moment to their Kindred in
WASHINGTON city. With single boy, o
Nvhild Of about 10 years old, VIM Crawford
esSark he starsed to Mexico. followed in q
HstSssSS iorsc wagosf by seven or eight colored
fieiSapd womepeYho refused to leave their
HnSSter in his sorrow. loor IN prop
erfR,y@ pa rroudt n spllr nat H Ge ,1oS
~ 'y TssSSss SNriiig the Confederate war.
Gover;sps,Hs sleion Miirrah had been rob
he'd in S&nBg .A3iSspio Of 5000, the only
means he Ind IN IN til en- belieFsdl on earth.
Bsyond FlT fsA4SMa Clark met him,
liosmele ss. ho,iaat MD noneyless: Him Z,
self Ia ii deraitge Jai!A t2ok nm from OH
Into t 2ftlsg e, put, put ne 9er nag hia
,ss s xssens f iUr is
E ElR s aaasSs4a asssss upSS Governor
lEurth IasE.o sIIsss t = at
Ahilirsy tifSSt=.aEajor .Hark evi-
dcntly 81 HRn lnthe lAssxt Gf consupm.
itioaa5 E A sfl sS said s to my
t@slsj pc a f,SsSf ElarS, OF Tn3 IN
ydG esocsfta speak, andt nat
eitie bl431 fhe G dylnSoJyeIr vin :
"a Tie towaSfa us lit may .hs~wrong to
state wk6M E1l1ys; l fear ,itsas, and yet,
as auieSAftH9xnge the tStth shall be told.
MaiaSh sEAiX cameN% up ON the
rosi &I9 .yIto wlteye we, were
aSXfd8SStsing himsstt to Mrs. John Henry
s3a dSSSfid Mrs Norman Austin, Of Bolton,
P1;dygI Ladies!atAA you, when we camp,
Come little Gslicacies for Governor 40 Mnr,,
INK. He hashW pillow, not q dollar and
III diving o2eonspmption." Neither lady
RESPONDED ,but inside of ten minutes Gov.
erner Murrah was on a nee mattress anu
had several delicate dshe. at his Disposal:
Bnt this must go. Majef CLAIR, started
the Missouri. Republicau III 1858. lie
rau5 I'D stccesfully tiil 1880, AID
the,s,s lied. He made It = success as he OF.
gan Of the American 4 II: dish, IRISH sand
German people OF Mexico ~
In the meantime his son, J. Maytella
Clark, ll,ad4sbsep traiHed Y the BUSINESS,
and .lhe eiss opntihuingsstt We RepupiitGs,
supported BY al Foreigners in MeXicosFlhe
Two Republidsis.a Msh-tned and able pa
per, and is in truth the organ OF all 1orslgn-
ers IN M ~ 4 laa
n; ar Y Nrartin q f4,nnelivsa merchant in