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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26

THE following brevity from an exchange
has some right good advice in it to a certain
class of gory-minded braves in this coun-
try: "Thcre'are one or two States west of
the Allcghanies yet to hear from that do
not claim to be the present hiding place or
abiding place of the James boys. Whether
the boys are dead or not, how uproarously
funny all this nonsense about themselves
must appear to them. Some of the chaps
who are so anxious to get at the helpless
Guiteau and shoot him might turn their at
tention to Jesse James. He is a good, able
bodied antagonist, has killed his dozens, is
somewhat dangerous and yet at large"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26
A French Woman's Dress

One thing must be accorded to French
women-they dress for purpose, and IL
suit every occasion. You will never see q
Pnrisenne mix mp two ennchS in her toilet.
have often noticed English women charm
lngly dressed, whose whole appearance was
spoiled by trinket or bow of ribbon that
marred the harmony of eirappearance 1t
takes so little to strike false note-gloves of
the wrong color, badl! made boots, or (the
greatest reproach to make to our fair Eng
fish sisters un mauyais iuponnage. The
The set of the petticoat and skirt is half the
battle. Watch the little French ouyrieac,
as she trips along on rainy dav, hoIdinG
mp her shabby, but well-fitting gown with
inimitabIe grace. Her short, neat iupon
has lust the right set and length, tho
t ghtly-drawn stocking and neat boots will
come home, after DAYS walk. without a
spot on them Lucy Hooper's Letter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26

IT looks as if the warfare between Grant
and Blaine were growing more rancorous
and pronounced constantly, The other
day letter appeared in the New York Tri-
bunc very strongly attacking the cx-Presi-
dent, and he boldly charges Blaine with
being its author and advising his Grants,
assassination. The ex-Prcsident urew
warm and coarse in his comment upon the
distinguished Secretary, and promised soon
slme interesting disclosures relative to the
Tribune. 1t is extremely refreshing to see
these famous statesmen and generals and
journalists and so on, threatening to tell
what they know "about each other" And
don't let any one for a moment imagine
they don't know.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26
WEATHERFORD,

Correspondence of the Herald.
WEArHERroRD, November 2j.-W. X
Baylor, Justice of the Peace of this pre-,
cinct, has resigned, and the Commissioners
Court have appointed j. w. Squire to fill
his unexpired term.
ii. NJ. Chapman, Esq, and Albert Steven.
sn, Esq, have formed partnership for the
practice of law and the new firm Is STYLED
Chapman e Stevenson.
Cotton is constantly coming IN and the
BUYERS are giving liberal prices 80, .. =
DR.. h. w. kindel is having fine stone
residence erected opposite Captain Warmers,
on Spring street.
District Court Convenes next Monday,
with Il heavy criminal docket.
Weather cold.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26

shade Of the upper portion, dainty
laced across with white embroidery or pale
blue, pink, black and cardinal, and quite as
handsome are those with ribbed tops in
Roman stripes and dark olive, blue or car
dlnal boots or the ribbed stockings in all
the new colors, with vertical stripes and
other novelties in black, garnet, green. blue
and cardinal with old gold, with ribbed
tops and glove-lace fronts, together with
the sandal-ace stocking in rich colors, or
evening tints, to wear with the low slipper
with Louis XIV. heels made of the fabric
composing the dress and trimmed with
rosettes of lace rFoshion Journal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26

The two parties are so nearly, equal in
Congress that the Republicans have not got
the dead thing on the election of u Speaker
by any means, They lack vote of a ma.
jority of the House. Ifthe Democrats will
now but conduct themselves with u little
degree ofwisdom and caution they ought
TO be able TO concentrate the various ele.
mcnts opposed to the Republican power on
candidate in sympathy with the demands
for decreased taxation and the overthrow of
the internal revenue system. The Speaker,
through his committees, who controls the
House, comes very near shaping legislation
aside from his ordinary power in the chair.
At this juncture ofO0airs too great caution
cannot be exercised in the selection ofthis
officer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26

THE GALVESTON JOURNAL gives very
satisfactory explanation for its want Of such
a bank account as its annual profits would
warrant the world IN surprising it had, 1t
says, Lawson, an English journalist is
better OIL, financially, than the majority of
our conferes in Texas, lie recently pur-
chased an estate at q cost of Sl,0OOOO0, 1t
must be remembered however, that jour
nalism is not as old in Texas as in England,
and we have not yet learned to live so eco
nomically as to save up u million dollars in
u few years from our income.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26

NOTICE. Commissioners Court of Dnl.
~ las County will meet on Saturday, Noycm-
Der 2d ISL for the following purposes to.wie
lst 10 select superintendent FOR the Dallas
month. incash
:. 2d To select n physician for the County
Farm. Bidders to furnish medicine, and siate
salary per month In cash.
3D., To select n county physician 10 intend IN
sick In jail, prescribe for aud visit paupers nj.
tend inquese, etc. State salary per month In
9TH. To furnish medicine for Jail and sick
naupers' bidders state price per prescription
sth. To select County Sexton.
oln' Ig select suitable person to keep the
town clock In proper repair,
All thcahovc to be selected for one year from
January !, lS2 The Court reserylng the ripht
10 reject any or all propositions submitted
X. *. BURKE,
no'io County Judge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26

THE record ofjuvenile crime receives an
addition in the exploit an Indiana lad of
lOwho has fatally stabbed playmate aged
4, about game of marbles, a comradc, it is
reported obligingly preventing the little
victim from running away till his slayer
could whip out his knife to stab him.
Whether this is another fruit of the dime
novel explaining how much killing can be
done with knife, does not appear in the
account.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26

ONE OF the delegates to the late Labor
Congress stated that in certain factory in
Rhode Island young children were made to
work such long hours that they frequently
fell asleep at their work, and a man was
employed to go round with sprinkler and
refresh them by sprinliling water over their
faces. And all this is in the home of the
Puritan, where the heart bleeds over the
wrongs of the negro in the cotton field,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26

ny-wiEREAs 1t has been found that the capt.
tai stock Of the Chicago, Texas & Mexican Cen.
trail railway company, now being 20, 900 shares,
Of the par value Of $50 each, is insufficient to
construct and operate It's road, and that It is de.
sirable to increase the same from 5000 shares,
or sL5OO0OO to 100000 shares or to $4,000,
600, the totalamount being So 900 per mile;
Therefore, he 1t resolved that meeting Of
the stockholders be and the same is hereby
called to be held at the Office of the company, at
Dallas, Texas, on the 2Sd day of January, 1882,
to consider the proposition OF incrcasng It's
capital stock FROM sli,oo to 10000 per mile, In
accordance with the preamble. hereto, and to
consider the proposition of issuing series OF
income bonds Il the same be deemed necessary;
that the secretary be and is hereby instructed
to give legal notice to each stakeholder, of the
time and place and purpose Of said meeting
by order OF the board of directors.
ASAHEI. +, BENNETT, Secretary
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26

IL the Springfield Union is to be believed
the Boston Wold's Fair project is not dead
but sleepeth At a meeting of the Execu-
tive Committee few days ago, General
Francis A. Walker and Edward Atkinson
were added to the committee and encour-
agng'reports were received IRON several OF
the subcommittee The practicability of
the scheme will probably not be decided
upon before February next.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26

TnE Michigan Relief Committee announce
that there are $500 families who are
forced to depend in part upon the charity
of the outside world this winter, on account
of the disastrous fires few months ago, and
that 500 will he necessary for each family.
II ought not to be impossible to raise $3.50. q.
600 for the purpose of saving so many hmi.
! es from:suilering, when greater sum than
this was so easily and quickly raised to
keep one family In luxury.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26

Mr.. LEON CnorTEAU tclegraphs that the
Gambetta cabinet will rescind the decree
which closes French ports to American lard
and pork. It's evident Gambetta is a man
Of broad views. He has the good sense to
see that if France stops buying our shogs
be-
the time vii. soon come when we will be
forced to quit drinking French wine.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26

THE st. Louis Post-Disp0tch very credita-
bly, and properly displays an interest in the
poor of that city, and insists that some
scheme be devised at once for the relief of
those who will soon be suffering from
hunger and cold, The Police Commission
crs having suppressed the Charity ball in
the interest of morality, twill he in order,
We presume, to organize ball at which
strictly good people can do little bcncvo-
lent dancing Let it be started at once.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26

THERE seems to be a growing disposition
to employ women in clerical work. A
leading hotel in Chicago has Just substtu-
ted them former in charge Of its registry
and books, and it is urged that all county
offices might be benefited by the like
change and substitution.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26

IT is said that James Gordon Bennett has
put hyphen between the Gordon and
Bennett in his name, and will hereafter
felcitate himself upon the more aristocratic
family appellation of Gordon-Bennett.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26

badly the other evening when shot at.
Leaping from the prison van upon its ar
rival at the Jail he delivered his utterances
on the subject with all the terse breyity of
a commander on the field of battle. ~
have been shot," cried he; notify Major
Brock at once; tell him to arrest the
saoundrel and have him dealt with as he
deserves" 1t is wonderful how suddenly
even muddlcd brain sometimes will be-
come clear as crystal on certain subjects
when all the circumstances are sharply
changed about.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26

IT will cost $7l0,OO0 to insulate the Ma
tional Library of Paris. The work is OK
pected to be completed by next summer
and the danger to the library will be pro
ptortionately lesscneds The British Museum
is entirely insulated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26

STOCKHOLDERS MEETlNG.-The regular
semi'annual meeting of the ock-holdcrs If
the Dallas Real Estate and Building Association
will he held at eight clock on Monday the
2Sthof November, 1881, at the Office Of Sanger
Bros, Dallas, Texas.
T, 7. Barry, ALEX SANGER,
Secretary & Treas, President
(tillnoy2S)
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26
ntcd.

STEPHENS sud lcnly of heart disease.
ON The eth ! st., ut his residence three miles
west or the city, Dr John II stephens.
Funeral services will bc held over his remains
at hisrcsidencc ON Saturday at 10 o'clock II. m
Afterwards they will he Inferred In the Masonic
Cemetery in this city Ills family invite tho
attendance Of his friends.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER &c, 1881.
FARM, RANCnE AND COAL LANDS.

800 tracts Peters Colony" or T f. & /. Co,
lands i'm Montague, Clay Archer Jack. Young
Palo Pinto, stephens, Eastland, Callahan and
Shackcford Counues-see county maps va
rious sized tracts In same and other counties
Lot of coal and farm lands Of $1,000 acres in
Stephens 2O,Ool acres in Young. healthy
region: has early promise Of several more rail
roads. Early inspection Invited. Come VIA
T, X T. R'y,, to Weatherford For sale ny
T.. S. GRAHAM,
Grnhnm Nnnng county,. TeNns
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26

wnAr difference II makes as to whose
OK is rored. And what an effect shot will
some lines exert over even lunatic's
mind. Guiteau is very crasy 10 all intcnts
and purposes, but he gave himself away
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26

CoNKIING has at last quit attitudcnizing
and gone soldly to work in New York city
at the practice of his profession.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26
INDICATIONS.

For the Gulf states-Warmer and fairwcather
sonth to southcastcrly wind, and falling bar
meter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26
New Millinery Store !
MRS. JENNIE RowLEY

Mrs. WINNIE KOWLEY
Has opened her store of millinery and fancy
goods at p21 Main street She has been IN the
millinery business for many years, and will
guarantee satisfaction. Her friends viii do well
OF call
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-26
Spcctal aioticc.

ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDs."-A called
meeting of Comet Council No, ., o. C. F. will
be held at the council chamber this Saturday
evening atE3O sharp, for the purpose OF CONFER.
ing degrees and transacting important work. A
full attendance required, l. b. BIssELL,
Recorder
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-14
D. TEODORO GUERRERO

Tenemos noticias fdedignas de
que, con ell objeto de indisponer d
nuestros amigos del distrito de Utua-
DO, y a nosotros, con ell Gobierno,
trata la minoria reformista de votar
a la sordina por nuestro amigo D.
Teodoro Guerrero. A fin de que ell
ardid surta sus naturales efectos en-
su dia, han enviado a varias perso-
mas visibles de esta capital, los rege-
neradores de aquel pueblo, listas es-
tadisticas invertidas de los votos del
distrito, atribuyendo d los nuestros
la minoria con que ellos cuentan,
para, cuando Sc yea que ha triunfa.
do ell candidate ministerial D. Juan
de Posada y Aldaz por la mayoria
Unconditional y que D. Teodoro Cue
rrero IA sido derrotado, poder en-
dilgar esta papa al Gobierno
" Los conservadores, que eran
tautos { los que son los reformistas
hlcieron TRACTION al general la Porti-
LA, q consecuencia de las cartas de
recommendation de Perez Morris, y
votaron todos como un solo hombre
por don Teodoro Guerrero. Pero
los reformistaS, amigos leales de-
Gobierno, que son tantos (ios queson
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-14

En- ell ano 1877 en- que 20 visite aquel
pals, ocupaba el trono, 8 mejor dicho,
era Khedive, s. A. Ismsil- Pachh, nsci-
do en- 1880 y proclsmado Khedive el Is
de enero de 1863.
El virev 8 Khedive tsnia, cuando 70
estuve en- Egipto, euatro esposas, CO.
mo ALI Sc dice, cuatro sultanas, siendo
las cuatro sultanas las mas amables y
las mas instruidas ; poblaban su Ha-
rem multitud de Olaliscas y contaba
diez doce hijos, siendo el principe he
redero s. A. Mohamed- Tewfik Pach q
que VIC la luz primera en- 1853.
Varias veces me enoontre en- el paseo
con el principe heredero, ell cusl STEM
pre- saludabs con afable expression al
consul general de Espans. El joven
principe me parecio simpatico, y vestia
pantal6n, chsleco y americana de la
ma, color girls, y un talbuche en- Ia Ca
bezs.
Ell Khedive habia mandado oonstruir,
en los mas pintorescos lugares del
Egipto, magnffcos pslacios para sus hi
jos, y como estos eran va diez 8 doce,
diez doce eran tambien los idesles
edifoios que para ellos naoian en- las
verdes orillas, esmsltadss de flores, que
forma el Milo.
Impcrtantes y fuuestos acontecimisu-
tos, que en- el mjnstario Y f4milla real
do Egipt0 oouirlor IA estando 70 en- Ell
Cairo, do los que me encuentro bien
enterado, y ioa que me- considero en-
Ia ohligacidn de snvolyer con 81 velo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-14

Convertir la prensa en- instrument
to de ruines venganzas es degra-
darla.
Sin duda algdn resentido ha man
dado un artlculo vengativo d un pc.
ri6dico de Madrid hacienda Greer
que no Sc administr6 bien ell presi-
dio, en- los % meses que 10 dirigio,
nuestro probo amigo ausente ell te-
niente coronel D. Manuel M Vdz
quez. Con decir que este seflor en-
treg6 ocho mil pesos d la Hacienda
en- los dos amos y tercio en- que es-
tuvo al frente del preside, y que
no Sc habfan entregado mas que
dos mil y pico en- los diez amos an
teriores, y este consta oficlalmente
en- la Intendencia, va Sc comprend
10 calumuioso { infundado del escrl-
to que reprodujo Ln peri6dlco re-
formista de Ponce detractor cons
tante de nuestro pasado en- America,
Podrlamos entrar en- muchos deta-
lies honrosos para ell Sr. Vazquez,
pues estamos enterados d fondo del
asunto; pero 10 juzgamos indtiles por
cuanto es notoria la honradez acri-
solada del Sr. Vazquez y sus subor
dinados Pero 10 haremos 81 pa
ra clio nos dan nuevos motives.
En- cuanto al Sr. Peso, que es
igualmente probo, NADIA decimos por
que no tiene responsabiiidad alguna
administrative, y es fAlso cuanto Sc
lie imputa.
Que Sc compran los efectos por
administration a razon de l44 GEN.
tavos por persona, es cierto; pero no
es culpa de los jefes del presidio ell
que no haya habido licitadores en-
las repetidas subastas que Sc han
publicado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-14
GACETA DE HOY.

Real orden resolviendo, q conse-
cuencia de haber consultado este
Gobierno General al Ministerio de
Ultramar que debe determinarse
cuando, por falta de electores que Sc
pan leer y escribir, como ha sucedi
do en- las ultimas elecciones manici-
pales, no puedan constituirse las
mesas:
"Q1e puede oontestarse al Goberna.
dor General de Puerto-Rico que orde-
ne se convoque otra vez elecciones en-
los pueblos en- que no se haysn veri6ca.
do por fAlta de electores que sepan leer
y escribir, enoargsndo que SO adopten
todos los medios posibles para estimu-
lar que concurran a ia constitution de
las mesas cuantos reunan dichos requi.
sitos, con la prevention expresa de
que, case que haya election, SO proveerd
10 conveniente.- Que 81 q pessr de
este, Sc repitiera ell hecho de Ia no CON
currencia, no resultase elecci6n, pro-
ceda el Gobernador de la respective
provincial al nombramiento de la mum
cipalidad, en- uso de la f4cultad que le
consigna ell art. T. de la Lay pro-
vincial
Segdn ell estado que publica la Con
taduria de Hacienda, los pagos ve-
ri6cados por todas las cajas de la
isla, Ell ell proximo pasado julio, as.
cienden d la suma de 240,078-50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-14

lidad en- una poblaci6n de IL Is mil
almas como es Ssnto Domingo, en- el
trascurso de cinco 6 seis meses ?
Semejante cifra no tiene NADIA de ate
rredora. Pero 10 que 81 convene pro-
pagar es que los barrios en- donde SO
han localizado las viruelas son precisa-
mente squellos cuyos vecinos, va por
ignorancis, va por indolencia, Sc han
mostrado renuentes en sceptar la vacu-
ma que gratuitamente les ha brindado
ell Ayuntamiento. Puede decirse que,
desde cuatro meses que SO cierne la
epidemic en- nuestros aires, buscando
presa on que cebsrse, y cebandose solo
en- la que haya dispuesta q darle pabu-
10, va habria desaparecido por compile
to de nuestrs stm6sfera este azote, 81
todas las classes sociales indistintamen-
to hubiesen apelado al 1nico medic eff
caz conocido para com5stirlo, oual es la
inoculaci0n del virus vacuno. "
No hallamos en- la qaceta do
minicana detalles sobre los ocho fu-
silamientos de San Cristobal pero
sabemos por cartas, que tuvieron lu'
gar ell 2, sin que las sdplicas del
cuerpo diplomatico hubiesen logrado
evitar esta segunda hecatombe.
En- otro lugar iusertamos la nota
que pas0 d nuestro ministro de Es.
tado ell de Santo Domingo, y de la
cual di6 cuenta en- circular d todos
los representatives de las potencias
extranjeras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-14
SANTO DOMINGO.

Por los siguientes pdrrafos que
tomamos de In Cr6nica de Santc
Domingo, peri6 lico religioso que re-
dacta ell bondadoso can0nigo Billini,
hermano de un general ministro,
vemos que ha faltado la exactitu |
la Gaceta Official de aquella repI BIZ
ca al decir que dicho sacerdote Sc
hubiese comprometi!o 4 hacer que
depusiesen las armas los rebeldes, y
que no es cierto que ell go5ierno hui
biese concedido diez 1ias de tregna,
como diIimos en- ell ndmero anterior
guidndonos por ell 6rgano Official.
He aqul 10 que ell ?. Blllini es-
tampa tlmidanente en- La Cr6ntcu
del 2, pesar de la coacclon bajo la
cual gime ALI Ia prensa:
Gel dia 29 de Julio han sido pasa-
dos por las armss cinco individuos de
los pr6fugos de Honduras, tres de ellos
en- cnmiltds, en- virtud del terrible de-,
creto de 80 de Mayo ultimo. No que.
remos entrar on los pormenores tristi.
simos de aquella ejocucion
S. s. lima el Arzobispo mi Sanor, 81
R3verendo Padre Pichardo, y el que
suscribe hicieron todos los esfuerzos
posibles por saIvar aquellas vidas, has.
ia pedir s. s. Lima tres dias de tregua
y ell que redacta estas lineas veinte y
cuatro horas varios senores consules y
respetables extranjeros interpusieron
sus s1plicas f; todo fu6 inutil, NADIA sc
consigui6, y los cinco, sus espfritus, es-
tan en- la vida que no tiene fin, y sus
cuerpos ocultos en- una pobre fosa, &c.
pultura que habla las generaciones
Y les ensena 10 funestas que son las pa
stones. Lsmentamos llorando este
acontecimiento que nos ha enlutado el
corszon.
lPobre Lico apenas hace dos amos
que dejaste ell hbrol iapenas cnmpliste
diez siete amos cusndo bsjaste la
tumba al lsdo de tn Rafael
Dios te ha recibido en- su santo
seno
En- nombre de la humanidad, en- nom
bre del Divine Redentor que como
hombre derram6 toda gu sangre en-
cruento patibulo para ensenarnos con
la luz del Evsngelio el amor nuestros
semejsntes, rogamos y suplieamos al
Gobierno de la Republica que suspen-
ds este decreto de muerte, y abra de
par en- par las puertas de la clemencia
a los 1esdich .dos que Sc hallan rsduci-
dos q huir del rigor de sus hermanos,
como de sus mas 6sros 8 implacables
euemigos. "
Los que tau duramente cali6caron
el fusilamiento de los estudiantes de
la Habana, sin embargo de que nin-
guno era menor de diez y ocho amos,
edad mfnima que exige la ley de
todos los paises civilizados para ser
castigado con la Ultima pena, nos
haran ahora ell favor de decirnos 81