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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-02-16
THE rALE OF THE CAT-TAIL.

THE TALE OF THE CAT-TAIL.
Down in a swamp where the alders bloom
weary cat-tail hung its head,
" Ny heart is wrapped around with gloom;
would, would that l were dead
Life here is never hilarious.
Aud always somewhat malarious,"
Said this discontented cat tail.
Why m not fair moss rose.
1hata poets strain might tell Of me.
Or maiden press me to her nose,
And gently. tenderly smell Of me?
Oh, now bemDau my humble walk 7"
And large tear trickled down the stalk
OF the sorrowfnl, weeping cat tail.
But since my lot with grief is rife,
Since fate, cruel fate so decrees.
I'll do my best. aud the orange Of life
will most thoroughly squeeze;
And III lift my head-I will, indeed
And put off Tor period going to Seed"
Said this very virtuOus cat tail
So it pushed aside the green leaves that
Surrounded it like a closet,
And the neizhborns plants were astonished at
Its great adipOse deposit
On other cat tails it quite looked down.
For mono grew 30 plethoric aud brown
AS this noble hearted cat-tail,
Bigger and browner the cat-tail grew,
Till at last one summer day,
A maiden fair, with eyes of blue.
Game driving along that way,
She had studied artistic decoration.
And gave delightful exclamation
When she saw the noble cat-ta
She spared it not; in its noble prime
She cut it short on the spot;
But it knew it was near its seedy time
And would rather bs cut than not.
And it almost erupted its sleek fat side
With its fervid JOY and honest pride,
This stout but modest cat-ta
The maiden showed to all her friends
Her captured cat-ttil brown and tall;
She made it a bow with loops and ends,
And hung 1t against the wall.
The humble cat-tail was much elated,
In its position so elevated,
AS a decorative cat-tsil.
For by its side there hung in state
Some Kensington work on flannel,
While one legged stork looked for its mate.
From pleasing neiShborinz pan el.
And these with gorgeous peacock's feather.
And Japanese fan all hang together,
With the new aesthetic cat-tail.
-HarDer's Bdza
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-02-16

Why do not COWS sit down to rest, the
the same as dogsP Why does dog turn
round a few times before he lies DOWN.
Why does "A COW get up from the ground
hnd-end first, and horse fore-end firstP
Why does squirrel come down tree
head first, and Il cat tail firstp Why dees
a mule kick with its hind foot, and a
sheep With its fore foot7'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-02-16
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-02-16

coins PARDON OF VERMONT SOLDIER
BOY IN 1852.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
MAR ROUTE CAsEs.
Continued From frs, Pnxe


sNu tna, the subject WIS one of
great delicaey snl diiirulty in IN.
inVe>tisa,lon Of the proof touching tbes.
~fooe dGngs. Il was apparent that the
grand Jury could not make a step in inyes,;.
cs'ion without tho assistance of those WIN
osd explored the archives OF the govern.
meat la conclusion he said it wuld he
%rorg TO instruct tho grand jury in regard To
Seneral Brsdy's alleged cosaplicity In lie
frauds sssinst tho government, When m.
government is prepared TO produce il,
proofs before lhs grand iury
u viii SO do. Thess newsnaps,
reports, complained Of are. of course
avery great evil, aud il General Brady has
oeen strongly accused, very great wrong
nss been done HIM, and he has a remedy In
court. but don't think it ia right TO enforce
Tue Y ni'ed States into M investigation pre-.
ms'ure'y, when the government is not pre.
pared and still more prem allure into trial
OF aparty who is accused by public rumor
OF ths evil. Therefore l do not se.
proper To give the grand jury any more del.
Unite charges than have alre adv given them
Assistant. Attorney Generel q se then as
sured the court that there would be- no diff.
nculty in the future; that the government,
would work incustriously in the prep,
aration OF the case, SO that when tho cour
ireopened In September tho matter would
% placed before the grand jury in due form
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
MaRHEES BY rELnsiRAru

New York June2 -stOcks strong,
Money Sjsa.
change, ling 4Si; short iSsst
sta'. pom dun except for Tennessee, which
is''airly nc i've.
Government bonds quiet and firm
Fr sght- quiet.
Woeth@ f. ~
Corn quie. a1
Pork quieta t'.
Lard weak AZ
Spirits turpenuae Az.
Resins = %
Coffee quiet and firm
., sasar ~; fair to good refined 7's@s; prime
So; refined In better demand and MN; stan
dad A iSd9I
Wool fairly active; domestic fleece Sta45:
pn, sd 20 $40; unwashed l2@a3!; Texas lid31
NIGHT Money 50 a3i; Excha ge 4s4A; ,oy-
eminent bonds irregular; new SO OSIs new
A. Az; new ~ Tx; state bonds strong
and active for Tenne se, and Lo,,isiana.
consols stocks generally $ rong ''"'i
New Orleans, June " storm firm > nj,
class urn az
Rice flrmer;, ordinary to prime 49saoS; 9th.
erS unc changed.
Sights so@9 so per 1000 pr emlIm sterling.
Consols 63h.
bt Louis. June % Flour strong and higher,
treble tx ra AZ @5 90; fancy 0 lo@G 50.
M ,,,ln hisher u a hr.n; o. red winter II
Corn ghera (gi6A cash, 4Gik1AGsS July,
0 W gnet a. S5h SUI 33k@3i j -ly.
Pork quiet; job ing 10 so.
Itrd quiet nj loX.
Bnls meats quieti thoulde', better at Q; rib
s 81; al es 70.
Bacon quiet; shoulders O.! rib 0 40; sides
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24

Saratoga, N Y, juno %. "A meeting of
the nstioRal diyisi'r ~ the Sos of Tomper-
auce of North America, oper here TO-DAY.
ABOUT ldo delegates are presoL, representing
twenty shine grand divisions OF the United
States and Canada Mos, Worthy Grand
Patriarch Morris, of Connecticut, d, liv-
eed an address concerning the condition
OF the order and Most Worthy Grand Secre
t4ry MeCa,lum submitted q statistical report
showing the loss of 493 mem hers during tho
year. The supplement returns received
since May LIST show let gains of SO 100 in
Only part OF the jurisdiction of tho national
diVlsion.. Great advanced have been
made 10 South Carolina, Georgia
and Florida Tho ernpl division
OF kentucky, Delaware aid Florida have
beas suspended during tho year, but Florida
was reorgsuized May 26,h under most on
coursgihg circumstances.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
"A Legal Oniuslnn

Attic city council last night in regard 90
the revised ordinance levying an occupation
tax, City Attorney Gibbs delivered the fol-
lowing opinion:
To the honorable city council:
Ia the case of express aud telegraph
companies and in all other similar cases
where the legislature levies state occupation
Tax aud than limits or prohibits a municipal
tax on the same subject, submit the follow
ing opinion:
The constitution Oft the state gives cities
and towns the right to levy one half the oc
cupslioD tax levied BY the state. There can
ba no Other valid limitation on cities. An,
sts,ute that attempt, any limitation is un-
constitutional.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
situation of A fairs in the Indian Ter

Situation of A fairs In the Indian Ter
rttOry.
New Orleans, June 23-The Democrats
Little r 'ck special advices from Fort Smith
Indicate that affairs in the Chicksssw and
Choctsw nations have reached crisis. The
U s cavalry at Fort S.. have be, n
ordered to report 70 duty to United States
Agent Tufts al Muskogep, June q, to
cooperate with Choctaw militia under Gov
McCurtan in removing white n,ruders
and their stock from limits of
nation, All persons no. Indians
rs in'ermarred with them arc csssed AZ
int udcrs, and will be driven out. The
order punishment will be specially and
etiectusIly executed. The Choc,aw milf
are three hundred strong, and will form
juncture with the United States troops
at Fort McAlstcr. The prent.
est terror and distress esisls
and more than 800 families have crossed tho
border in the last ten days. leaving every,
thing behind. The road is lined with fl ing
fugitves who have sb ndoned their cabins.
farms and growing crops to destruction. aud
LETT their stock on ranges. A number of
whites refuse to leave and thre ten TO ilph,
if force is used, claiming they hold genure
permits from the n thori.ies to remain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24

Last night the commencement, exercises q,
the Dallas female college came of. The
room' isrge and commodious, was filled to
. literal pack. The stage was occuoid bv
vac graduates aud the MUSIC ella scs of tina
college. The programme was in,ers,orsaa
win musical selections, Instrumental .rd
vocal and tho essays of the yra5ns,;na
Glass The comforting of degrees and h.
s!owal OF diplomas followed, and the aver
oises closed with the presentation Of va,;nn.
medals awarded. Owing to the lateness OF
tue hSNr q which the exercises closed half
past twelve o'clock, it is impossible TO Diva a
iull ana succinct report, therefore /, il post-
pohea un'd tomorrow, The following il the
programme:
PRoGRAMME-PART FIRST.
'''''''.......,...,...Re Rev Jas Smith
2.-Nocal Solo Wairipg ...... hi Ira
s.,a Miss Carrie Fletche
Ippa. 'SIy Miss Lora Cullum
f-riaho Soio-la Somnambula Leybach
IT, MISS Jeannette Keller
~, ais, Sallie Field o'o'''oh
o'SS'ncal Solo.Ernant Involami,
Mis- Lortah '''Ki, knight Ernani
'Ihssay-He That Cannot Paint
Mn,t Grind the Colnrs Miss Uamletts Field
o'-riaho sole Rhapsods Hongroise No, .
Miss El's f ndrich
PART SECOND.
a-Essavs Glass
i.0'ay OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, .,,..Cui h,n,.o
", Miss Maria Morgan
S-Nocal SNlG--ll Coz, Ardiu
: Hamletia Field
4-Essay-Our Completed Obelisk and Unnn.
iIhe NJ hume Il
Mis- Nir4inia Helm,
o--Duet-Sse the Pale Moon Campane
Cla 8.
VI i'no Soio-Danse Nap,litaine. ..... Smith
Miss Fannie Swansea
seuictnry ....,.... Miss Adele Ballard
o. 'aho SOLO Moo light on the Hudson
n c, MISS Annie Aronsohn.
VS. .ClaJS
lO--Dsliyery of Diplomas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
A EuriOi,S Fight.

There was furious fight at the corner Of
Lamar street and Pacific avenue yesterday
morning, w. Cough and Ramsey. horse
jockey, being the combatsnts. Both were
mounted. They had some dispute about
horse hrsh, when Ramsey called bis oppon-
ent hard names and struck him several
blows over the head with quirt. Then
there was charge, a gallant charge, and
thcn they grappled, Ramsey using his quirt
and Cough letting him have 1t with his fist.
When the fight was al lie height Cough dis
mounted and came infantry tactics on bis
opponent, badly worsting him. Ramsey
came out with badly bruised and bloo'v
fHcs, while Cough not get mark " ey
W're arrested aud TAX, n before Justice
= wards and g ugh was discharged AMI
R'msey bound over for IN aggravated as
aault.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
DIvIsI n SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, |
Dallas, June 10. 1881,
City COuOcil,

The city council met in adjourned session
last night Mayor Crowdus pr.sidiDg-a full
council except Alderman Childers present.
A batch of accounts against the city were
read and re- 'erred to committee on claims,
City attorney Gibbs read the revised ordi-
nance in regard to occupation taxes. 1t WAS
moved and seconded that the rules bo sus>
pended and the ordinance be placed on its
third reading and final passage. Carried
with amendments
The repor. Of City Engineer Thatcher 10
regard to the receiving of bids for building q
sewer on Elm street near Clark's planning
mill WAS read. The bidders we're, j. Camp
bell & Co; Thomas Morris; Butler & Ray
nor; Sanders s. McCord.
The mayo, stated that the bids we're not in
accordau with the ordinance, as they were
not acc ,mpsnied by names of sureties for
faithful performance of contract.
On motion of Alderman Williams the bids
were referred back to the bid iers.
Alderman Cillman offered the following:
Resolved, That the city engineer Is hereby
directed to receive bids for the moving bsck
Of the third ward market house to the stree.
line. Adopted.
Alderman Childers offered the following:
r solved, That the city engineer is hereby
directed to make estimates and preparations
for building slds walks on Olive and Pearl
streets and proceed according to ordinance
on sidewalks. Acep ed.
Alderman Carter offered the following:
Resolved, That the city engineer be in>
struced to proceed at ono, to establish the
grade on all the horse railroads in the CITY
and notify the owners thereof to comply at
oncs with the ordinances made and provided
for their government. Adopted.
Col. John Lane spoke of the necessity Of y
bridge over the branch on Hsrwood street.
The bridge WAS ordered 10 be built as soon
as the right Of wsy of the street was granted.
AL iermtn Williams offered the blowing:
Resolved, That the water supply company
Dc required to place water gauge in the
engine house, as required by their contract,
at Unre Adopted.
A bid from the Times to do the city print
ing for the ensuing year WAS read aud refer
red to the committee on ways and means.
The bids for furnishing medicine; for the
hospital were rejected, and ii WAS moved and
carried that for such medicines ss should be
needed requi,ition should be made by
.ha hs,l!n Off ,er and sanitary committee on
the purchasing committee.
Oher business If minor Importance was
transacted. At 1l:l0 the committee went
into executive session.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24

route now has gotten to be he mos. pouulsr
one 70 the east and south. Its splendid
coaches are s'Ss,s filed With trsye err.
ana lis accommpdations and coms,r,s
cannot be surpassed. Its employees and
managers are all ctf.ble ard pleasant ysptle-
men and George w. Ely, the trayelirc
PASSENGER sgent, with headquarters NJ
Dallas, is the prince of good fellows. It's
y pleasure for him 10 answer oues,ions
concerning his route, aud when Won 90
East or south you want 10 90 over it it you
want speed, hrst'clsss accommodations and
the sigh! OF magnificent country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
ID of IL. Picnic

Notice is hereby given, that the usual an
niVeissry reunion of the knights Of Hon
or" will be held at Shady View Park, on
rhuFsday next, tue 3Otn of June. 1t is expect
cd Inst the day vi Il be made one o, unusual
enjoyment by the attendance of knights
oelouglng to The three lodges in the city, and
heir families All Writing Knights are cor
daily invited to participate.
Oneor more orstious appropriate to the
occasion will be delivered.
Street cars will run till IL P. NJ. or lister.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24

San Francisco, June pa dispatch from
Tombstone, Arizona. Gays the town is burn
ing, a Large portion of the place has al,
ready been destroyed
a dispatch from MERGED, Gala, says fire
to day swept over some $50 acres Of whest
and othe' grain and, destroying everything
IN Its course, including may farm houses,
barns snd much farming machinery. The
lnsg il not -nnmn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
Local ODtiun,

Every ono who knows Chris. Rintlemsp, ge-
NAL, popular, whole.souled Chris, is in favor
of pa,ronixing bic Local Option" saloon in
In For, Worth. And those who don't know
him should mako his acquaintance immed,-
sicily on arriving there for be keeps the bes,
hand made sour mash Monarch whisky to he
found in tho south, He also mskes spccisl,y
Of Improvement Cigars" which are w,hou,
q superior in tho state. Don, forget to call
on thu l. zeal Option, and you will b. happy,
PHOSPHORUS, and die respected and lamen,ed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
a Fatal Quarrel,

Dodge City, Kan, June 23.-Bu,
Wyatt, formerly of kentucky, well know
and prominent stock man, was to-day sho,
and instantly killed by Charles Creswell. a
Texas curer OF cattle Toe trouble or'gi.
mated in dispute about range Both
were on horses and fired simultaneously with
pistols. Creswell was shot through the
right thigh and RICH. arm, and, both dis.
Cr'swell drew bis Winchester
rifle from bis saddle and shot Wyatt through
The bowels. No arrest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
An Ashanti.

Two actors in ThoDpson's thestre had
some difficulty last night, when one struck
the other in the mouth with bottle defac-
ing hi, pNysi 'gnomy frIghtfully. They
wer both arrested and gave bond for their
Appearance. They we're tried before Justics
Ed wards md Frank Mara was fined SIS.
VIM. Harrison WAS discharged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
The Cornell Crew

London, June 23.-The Sportsman says
the Cornell crew have much improved
during the past fortnight. They work their
bodies better than previously. They rowed
over tho course yesterday, making 40
strokes to the minute. Captain Cook. Of
Yale college, who rowed with the Yale
crew aeains. the london rowing club at
Philadelphia in 1875. Is assisting Cornell
crew In their tr.iLirg
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
Billiards.,

The billiard tournament at the Board of
Trade rooms last night drew together quite q
crowd of admirers Of the game. The con-
teatsnis were Alex Cockrell and Frank Mum,
r the champions Up 400 paia's, French
carom. Alex G ckro! made 100 points las,
night TO MuEn's rs They play another
game of 100 points tonight and Tomorrow
night
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
Nteut,l uutl lightning

The HERALD Job rooms rave lust recently
aud have now 10 operation, a Campbell pony
lightning iobber run by steam, and capable
OF doing more work In shorter time and a,
less expense than any other job printing
press In north Texas. The public generally
are invited to call and see II In operation, and
bring along their Job work Of any variety
or description.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24

my mother was AM 6te long time with
neuralgia adult, heavy inactive condl-
ton OF the whole ystst~; mead tcue, nervous
pr strauon, u "a was almost helpless. No
physicians or medicin- uld her any gopd.
Three months Y she b gan to ne Hop Bit
ters, with such & cd effect that she sc ms and
reels young aga II, alth"uIh over 20 years Old
We Ihluk here Is no other nd cuc H. to use
III the family. - lady IL Providence, II. l.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
De'irium Tremens or Hydrcphob,a

De"rtum TreInens or Hydrcphobia
Jack Bradley. who was locked up 10 the
County Jail few days ago for drunkenness,
was taken suddenly aud seriously III ycs.er.
day morning. He had several severe attacks
resembling fits, and when he attempted to
walk would fall. Hc CRASHED bis teeth and
foamed at tho mouth like msdman. The
guards moved him TO one of the ou,houss
and cent for = hysician. DIS j. A. Smith
and Field came and worked with HIM. They
pronounced TIA bad case of delirium ,remeni.
oiiicer Tom Cornwall, who Is acquainted
with him, says tina. he WAS bitten on tho
hsni by adog sumo time ago, supposed TO be
mad ana IL ia possible that 1. may be a case
OF n,drophobis. Lste lsst night he was
much better ard was resting quietly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
gbe Galveston News

Business, subscriptions and advertising Is
now in the hands of Paul Erb, 7l2 Main
street, where newshnys and news'ealers will
always find n plentiful supply of the News
when they sell out. Mr.. Erh will deliver
the paper as usual, snd take Subscribers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
Not Gutlly,

Felix Osborne was placed on trial in th
district court yesterday TO answer to the
charge of assault on Il. Garner with intent
to murder. The jury was out bu. few
minutes when they returned verdict Of
mot guilty."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24

The new Con- regstionsl church, corner
Live Oak and Pacific avenue, will be dedi.
Gated next Sabbath, June 26. Services at
1890 and at s p. m. Rev. DR.. Robert II.
Read, of Paris, Texas, will preach in the
morning and at night A cordial invitation
Is extended to all.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24

Me,srs. Marchsnd Il Bro, Charleston,
Iowa, communicate the following. We
Keep II full line OF most Of tho principal med
ieines. St. jacobs Oil thus far Is lcsding oil
Others, and In no Instance have we heard one
word OF dissat,sfac,ion; all speak out like a
Methodist class meeting, OF their own per-
sonal experience with Il, and Of its high Inc
trinsic value ga IMMINENT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24

A gas stove exploded at the residence o
Mr.. Simmons, corner of Jefferson and Polk
streets Yesterday morning, se,tiog fire TO and
burning upa mattress, pillow and a lot of
bed clothes. The flames were exluguished
with a few buckets of water aud no alarm
was sounde', none being necessary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
The Texas d PACIFIC RniIroad

is now the only line running THROUGH
sleeper from Dallas to St. Louis, Little Rcck
and Poplar Bluff Fo' summer excursions,
tickets, through checks, Sc. call on L. p
Turner, T. & P depot. Dallss. No trouble
to ansWer questions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24

Willis Baker and his mother, Rosa Baker,
both colored, are in trouble, one for stealing
a set ofjewelry from Mr.. Ford House, and
the other for secreting stolen goods. Rosa
was arrested yesterday by deputy Sheriff
Miller She gave bond tor her appearance,
Willis has not yet been arrested.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
WoodCor,l's N.s,stnuts.

New York, Juno 23--Cbarles +. Jsmea,
son Of tho Postmaster General James, and
A. Il Conkling, nephew of ex-senator
United States district attorneys by District
Attorney Wnodford'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
Fine, Fresh, New GOoas Just Re.
ceiyed,

FIne, Fr3sh, New NOJas Just RE
ceived.
For canned chicken, beef tongue, cove
and picked oysters, anchovies, CLANS pre-.
pared chocolate. preserved ginger, mush.
rooms, horse radish, California honey, m ilk,
b 'eton and soda crackers and all the do lea,
cies found in frst.cIsss fancy grocery, also
the finest stock of confectioneries ever
offered in this market, creams and caromels.
Jardor almonds, ice fruits, nuts, Texas tou,
ETC., Wholesale and retail the finest of
goods bad tie very lowest of pricea, call and
see for yourself at w X Wheelock's ,succes.
sor to Common & Wheelock, corner of Main
and Austin streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
Murdered HIS Mothe, .iu.Law.

New Orleans, Ju o 23.-Tbe Democrats
Yszoo City, Mississippi, special says Nick
Cupid, colored, kill d his mo,her.in.law and
afterwards darg rously wounded her son.
Tho murderer was arrested.
Crops are needing rain.