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IRISH AFFAIRS,

DUBLIN, November 5.-The military ati.
thorlties have inaugurated system Of
alarm drills to train troops to fall rapidly
into defensive position in case Of attack.
This Is revival Of the practice which pre-
vailed during the repeal movement In
1913.
LONDON, November 5.-A curions plan
has been adopted in some parts Of west
Ireland with the view OF keeping the "No
rent = manifesto before tenants. II takes
the form oi promissory note, which has
been circulated among farmers attending
the fair. The note Is n promise to nay rent
on the day Parnell Davitt and other sus.
poets are released. 1t Is intended the note
shall be signed by tenants and sent to land
lords.
The Manchester Examiner publishes o
vague statement that the Government In.
tends TO release Parnell and his colleagues
in time for them to participate in the pro.
ceedings Of Parliament, provided the state
OF the country justiiles the step.
DUBLIN, November O-The number OF
suspect imprisoned Is 244.
A manifesto signed "Patrick Egan, y pri.
vately. circulated throughout Ireland, ad-
Ivlses farmers TO pay no rent, avoid the
land court, and hold their harvest.
GERMANY,
BERLIN, November 5.-The Reichstag
will open on the 18th inst. Prospect OF CO.
alition between Clericals and Conservatives
Is growing daily.
LONDON, November 5.-A Berlin CORES.
pondent says; The editor Of the B0uySen
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Several lives were lost in hurricane al
Rome.
An Athensteleram states that The Grand
Gordon Of the Order Of the Redeetnef mas
been conferred Upon j. Meredith Reed
formerly American Minister at Athens, N
recognition Of the eminent services be hid
rendered Greece.
Advlces from Buenos Ayres to the 11tit
ultimo report that The United States Minis
lister at Santiago informed the Chilian Coy
eminent that his government wouId not
interfere in negotiations for a treaty oi
peace with Peru.
AdviCes from Mecca up TO The end Of Oc4
tober are 10 the effect that the number Of
cases oil choleta averaged fifteen daily, The
number ol pilgrims in the city, however,
are 10000.
The number Of applications to the lsnd
commission to fix q fair rent is10,OOO.
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LONDON, November B.-The usual Guy
Fawkes' celebation was held last evening,
and eiligies Of Gladstone, Parnell, Biggar
and others were burned in the poorer dis
tricts Of London, according as the Irish or
English element predominated. No dis.
tirbanCe occurred. Among the efiieies
burned at Lewis, where the anniversary
was, as USUAL, celebrated with great eClat,
was one Of Guiteau.
THE rope CONDEMNS THE LAND LEAGrE.
LONDON, November GA correspondent
Of the Ne'rs says The Pope expressed him
self strongly In the condemnation Of the
proceedings OF the Irish Land League.
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CzAR AND EMPEROR.
RUSSIA THE DuPE OF GERMANY.
Bismarck Accused OrIntrIEulug to Prevent RoIAl
IntsrvISW-Irl'h LSad Leagues POFelng Thslr
"SO RSat" Policy - BlaIaS'S For.
sIsa Policy Criticized,

PARIS, November ga St. Petersburg
correspondent telegraphs; It is now evil
dent that Russia has been the dupe Of Ger
many in the matter Of the proposed inter
view between the Car and the Emperor
OF Austria. The German party here has
done all in its power to prevent the inter
view, and several Hungarian papers, sup
posed to have been inspired by Bismarck,
have engaged in bitter words on the sub
iect with the Russian press. While this
quarrel was going on the meeting Of the
King OF Italy and the Emperor Of Austria
was quietly arranged. The Russian GOV.
ernment has not concealed It's dissatisiac-
ton, and IN acrid communication has
been made to the Austrian Ambassador.
He sent courier from Berlin to Bismarck
to inform him that an interview between
the Car and Emperor OF Austria Is de-
sired more than ever. The matter was dis
cussed in secret council Tuesday, but seri.
ous, il not insuperable difficulties seem 10
be in the way OF the arrangement. The
Emperor OF Austria has no pretext for GO
ing to the frontier, and the Car can not
leave his dominions until after his corona
tion.
The Car will leave Gatschtna In five or
six weeks for Anitskelf, which palace IL
protected against the danger OF mines by
counter mines surrounding the building.
Prince 0rlOtf has received telegraphic
summons to Gatschtina.
BLAiNE's SOUTH AMERICAN Foley.
LONDON, November 5.-The STANDARD,
commenting on the alleged project 'ol
Blaine against any annexation OF Peruvian
territory by Chill, says Considering the
circumstances existing in South America,
it would simply be offering y premium for
aggressive combinations, II annexation
were recognized as the right Of the more
powerful. so fur, therefore, Blaine has
acted with vigor which ought TO com.
mend itself to the world at large. But II
he Is not misinterprcted, he seems to aim
at constituting the United States Us an or.
bitter Of the politics Of the whole American
continent. In view Of the great colonial
interests Of England and other Powers
such pie.( nsion, II ever meant to be seri-
ously adVanC. d, il inadmstable. Nothing
Is more calculated to excite the sisceptlbli-
tiles OF petty South American Republics.
The United States and other American
Governments have, however, every right
to protest against any European Power
gaining further footing on the continent OF
America.
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New YoRK, November 5.-The stock
market has been strong and with decided
upward tendency. The bulls have been
in good spirits to-day, as they sent prices
up, and, Of course, there was consequent
bear depression. The foreign buying has
been a source Of strength in the market for
several days, and hos been especially potent
to-day. European investors realize that
prices here for hrst.class securities are low,
and they are availing themselves Of the op.
portunity to buy for investment and specu.
latiOn.
a well.posted broker, who leans to the
bull side Of the market, said to-day: "The
upward movement Of Erie continues, with
a fair prospect that the stock will 20 above
so soon. Important Developments in con.
nection with the move in progress will
trahspire next week. It can be predicted
with fair safety that Mr. Gould will be ten.
deted the Presidency Of the Company and
the privilege Of naming Directors, among
whom will be Messts. Sage, Dillon, Hum.
phreys; and, perhaps, four members Of the
present Board"
Should this development tfanspife the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Road would I've the only
troublesome factor in the trunk line situa.
ton. Mr. Gould is very friendly with the
New York Central and with the Pennsyl-
vanla Central management. The Pennsyl-
yanla Company Il willing to enter into 4
iaif arrangement ior the preservation o.
iharmony, With the New York Central
, 1881-10-01
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READ "f.ALSE and TRUE.n
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~ tEarFSsss cor. CNurt|4-At., NsLp. Fork. In
formation worth thousands Will bc sens yea,
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HER KINGDOM,

Fur The Chicago Tribune.
bhe was ktng'a daughter, fair Of fauua aud
fNG9;
i!o WIS Of tho peupts-lowly was hla place,
Yot she locked upon hlM with heart Of grace,
May then. hp whispered, dafo to 10 seioloeg
Nay, u Ii not lifting, said Tho loyal voice;
iea, hha sattlt unfultprfnR, l have made my
Wilt thot then. o daughter Of q lsoyal limo,
reorttlnlly thoy asked bur, willingly reatKn
thfneY
Oraudly eAmc acr answer, W tu,s,nko. + w..n.
secm Your vAunte0 hohors pnor, aud pats, aud
lNuNu, ' -"
Unto os1H who would ba-wAo tpal b0 a Queen,
What 80 call my loalna, that call | my gala,
naontler wAttA NY ktAydDm-thor1 4u TO reign;
1npEe L4to "A'tS u usoWU tne 1icGn Ut his 1os
tnA'tas CAHL0TTA FkuHY.
, 1881-10-01

,,, bprtHaA!b fM4gs.l RtpAbfteuiB,
Ihefe Was tli!g plnlh AAd l,lIet Innuriler III tho
coMpany of tho nearest and dclarcBt al tho
great funeral ~ Cleveland yesterday whos0
With prde. 1hauas Unriield, tho older Groilaer
q! Jan!ut, now T. slmp1e citizen " Urau0 ltai..
las, ellua.. ~ 20 Witnessed tho marvellous
!!uanonalratton8 Of res}uvt and nlieution tor tho
!ate l'Foshlent. tnnst have rcGa!Ied with euiis-
Iaetlon ths .says " bly, boyhtx,d, his carly and
!1m4g,eontatasa nn4 sruGsoa u support bis mother
larry tae not stsy saorlico OF hlk uwu dssiru for
eancat!on aHa advancement, that hts Inoru 8lfl-
~, tt'1. crtvcd. Thu dist at,all w4grs whic4
.Thos!las earned AZ boy Ut u ur dozen years,
y y ss!!ea, ~ rarrlet homo and threw IN hia
nalr nt sAoes:" Truly tho greatest herolstns Vi
tnaa tlle Ara oftentiNes tho simplest, Uutjmely
Garttel4 must feel thas ii the grsnd aohluve.
Mants. !a2 noole tAllusaee. aud Tho worldwide
atpEeeIst!ou q tas lsfs uow closed. by haa lived
truRRles, S
, 1881-10-01
TO THE PUBLIC,

OF Dn. RADWAY's Oh. ost46IIshud Il Il, REHE.
DlEa than the baae aud worthless limitations Of
lham, ~ there arc False Aesolvontg, Rellef& aud
that tho uama " 4adway" u oa What ypu bly,
, 1881-10-01
LETTER FROM CAIRO.
Careful Survey Of tho illinois
Orouth District.
Plenty Of Corn to Be in Store
Next Spring,
Reports from tho Mississippi VAL
Icy Cotton Region.

Icy Cotton Region.
Special corrt'pondtnet of The Chicago Tribune.
CAittO, ILL.,, Supt. 2E.-So getternl nill 40
sincere have been tho complaints Of short
crops Ill Southern Illinois ti.Es seaso,, 80
widespread tho Threatened poverty, felt
| j0sll1sed Ill lNaklng II tour Of the several
counties with tho object Of sceinE IN person,
It's many OF tho nnl0rlunntps rs / could. In
s01Iln l0enlttGs the tlrnntll continued All aynn
hundred ttnys, covering tho pertu.l when tho
small grafls slIoud tnyo i,lnt,,rctl md corr,
! md root-crnps been perfected. i'll other
localities Hight rims nlll heavy tlews
| fell nt intervals TO tho advantage Of
all agricultural interests. From soutl, Of
the indianapolis Il St Louis Railroad
tho lllle seells to ]iavo been drawn very
closely between tic prairie md timber re-
gions 10 tho manifest advantage of tlo
former, though IN 'AfAr1on, Fayette, Ciay,
! n'nl portions Of Wnync, tho meadow lands
seem 10 llayo been completely burned up,
necesslsn,fng rcsuodng-thIs, however, after
good crop lad been c,,t. 1t is llardly worth
willie to give In ,letail the result uf my in
vestigatlons. The sum total warrants tic
cxpectation OF IL full liatf-crop. Tllis, with
tho Increased price uf corn mud wheat, and
lilo flrt,lor fact TINT early In September
oscrybutiy BECAME frightened anil ,enrly NIL
tho STOCK cattlo and hogs were sold md
shipped of, will certainly leavu tho farmers
III us good II not brttcr tinnt1cial condition
tllNn tlley Woro lust Year. 'rlIo selre
had another good effect: 1t caused the
l'10ritY Of turner's to cut up tl.uir corr, md
mike fodter Tor winter uae. Il tliE,lg they lal
never zone l,cfotc, and upon this Wl,at fittIo
stuck they llaro will bD well kent during tjIo
Winter. {irn1if flnrnftunfQ I1lffr In I'm
ltess ain nfdent IN thu assertion that ol, tho
lst Of Mnrcll next there will 10 more corn In
tlln ,.ci crao than tller9 was last AfHrcll.
Far 5t sp tsre Stk. Ste f ay iriEatee people
Jerry, Wilbanks of Jefferson, md others
llAvo believed II to DO tho duty Of tho Gov
eTnof tEn ,.tnp.i 10 Gull n! extra session Of
pose Of eIiac.ilg Stay law on Or, siato nu
Kcily has a Written % * GoL W. wHrfsS''tlSss IT, rSM of
aI.!ss,tc County, Collector j. q. Wiiis. of f
~" G'?',s 10 KSGiy'tf Ksiy anG wiSaaks S'Is jSs- s-
inyer of tho propostioi'. f Tey s!eaa'i ia ilnt at
futy ollc-'snlf ut thu farmers In that district
nf crops. to pay their taxes; that TIC StNts
Wers compelled 10 Issue scrip 1t wnulil bo
sops, s Sy G s VIII Wnks s1tses a MHs q tsIr o%
IND ioatl age',t Ut Mount Vernon, says within
tho p,lst week llu ilas had applications for
loas to small farmers to the extent Of So, 900,
!! greater amount than eyer before applied
, The Hon. Willis I1areraves, of uallatlu
County. wealthy farnser, also earnestly !
;tttvocntes Stny INV, snyiiig tint faruuis
ls l, illnlself YIN b. eon!polled e carry tl,eir
also to by certain Of l'avlng skilled iuip IL
faru' their lnnds nuxt sensun. Ii hfs taxes
Wete postponed from this Decelntcr until
, 1881-10-01

cr'*ert,. and rceso-.rd trying. but .tiI il vain
70 "stt1a isaa c: w %S.. , rw nItnost ntogete
1y, hn takes tr,sh nar,n and ninkcs Il fru
eplAtnntic hn,tntls hui lie ls tno tnr uxtn,,str,
Il asaw tiraHRl.lH walk. .
tr, A IL 1;.' n. ftx tiat hs cst shake .no ~ "
aunIn. i fnllow. hid utter II wa,k of Il miir I'
a%ior nS j. ss,o,, II @ !; desp: Ssd ,a rassc'i !. .;s
nno hnfc jnht crusstd. 'OrtAt hcaventl
thtnsse'' tts'' II c't'' u w poesEhlc 10 Is going ttt
ycs, my troyo h,,t,or" tc voo,ro,, =, .,,
rs he pulsed IN tor Of tho O. viii i'i aIi iopks'; ;
,is fnr; Tilt nw avc @ "ttpr hi hns"ss '"T m ii yv t.
.u g md must Ienvu ynsl isosios IN, ~ Wi. o.
aTu given yu,i nnp tlasu Of uui,t,,, at,i ,tt,n.t
think yn,i wilt want altotier. 10 llsro g,ps for
hs trnIi shnwt i.t G. H. ,i !ny smi AUG
r.rrw .r,, ,.r ,,.,,,., -. ,,.,t,,.
h"s,,n..'i .,'m, a.. n"ra.. ,. r.'os"E ~ AuA.S.
"Not n,nc,l my !Ine hucx." aaiiE l. y haven't
handsome coat Of yors md ri hse h. t il III Il
,'ave 10 clfap ~ YOUR trail tonight aud roucw
,,si ~ isay!nf lot ". and Awny went again at a
nrGmK-hcck plec tlDwI't down. down. over racks,
Gnastns, tt1leh trees, and through thrk brush,
tsas ser" @ Lno tInii wnl'nl and iwisted ngHn Hero
ot weeo now doubles al,l crosses Horp wero frc,
where by had lnin DOWNFALL showing ltntnts-
taKIanly that lho H1arey was far cxhnustel1 III
Of hutI1m IN Tia c";it,m rn,e tHne. nl,,, rn
WIS s1t Irs, 10 'E iii n, a'v ,n G"H sn,I ,s
~ e fciloM Il III pr''sc he b'ck thdt nj III
niS ntn tht, nu,y ,o y Y ~ LIE, @ tea
iiGrriy nnsi sakt snir scafsa Mo ;a.a Re 1', w.
nsi,oe nsiSoea ~ .r 1y r,"lse ,s nd ksrs on '1w Tho
sh lighter sb n' on t The sIx ~ M np a,d e' s gS wSs
Sna s"pchs aSw ot a a G5 'o s,@ss M ,a qx Yoy ss @
sn9w.nc' wss IT opc" pnr'o and ent'rely below lilo
Aid tho willy buck
ftralKht down ito eano, toIiowcS ti Cd 6risss i.b
ghot Geiare he thonI sct beyoad nd tic s sn"w S' As
emerged from tho timber and iopkeu out upon
s hty hSSrs ssa se q 80 s ffs i. i s. yssX
my toll, my trnppints, climbing, wnti,ng, and
erMw!InK; .a was outwitled md left. Hut pinsng
ground ciosc'y suW II Fruy u,lich Of aooicthll0
With wh!tt, spot ut ono et,tl of It. closely CO.
nniiled IL closely and carctriiy. and fim1,v sat
;slea lnyself that II wAs my I,,rk. III CHUNG
lnK ny pusltlon Slightly. could pIalnIsy
the ground ~ e deat anu his tanvnS protr,e:I :I
,, to u!n.ost its fn enRtG Knowing Tint conls!
gono tar etlollph from Tho snow 10 be, as ho
Thought eafe. md. eonceatfnK himself Under
ssf sf oy" Sr nf a pss ets y soere S
o';t az II! i i,oid. Ki!.ss. ''a'a D'''' "''n
STOOD, hut knew that i could vol IN oasy aot
it hin aH i!o WAS uf his Rliai1t. SO l stcpprd
bctwog, hin md myself, whou crypt cuutio,is.
Y IT, tl,o .rcst Of which brought no Within
HS9ae Syele nn1rc rI3 m s1n ny yurs o hn ero
TIff,yn1, ttnu nou.
, 1881-10-01

y After trying .plany ao-callett remedies for
MfSlepslR Rti4 }ts consequent RtlllOyAnees,
OaleAgo EeatlalNall elaiuls ha received n,1re
benefits from "Ih1)lert41i HttteFY - thai any-
ii,l;l4K, ifihl;nK eiseS lie thiAka wife Is now worth
, 1881-10-01
PLUCK vs.. SPEED.
The Endurance OF a Hunter
Matched Against the Fleet
ness of Buck,
An Exciting Door t'l,nso In lilo Ilig Horn
Mountains, with Thrilling Bear
Hunt for llound-Up.

sne o1not spec'es oi Hfgc game that abo.ln'
;" t.''t '.''se' ~ hehsy sEtaW@stnrlh Occurre'
~ ule ltEh III o1 sept III. as''' tio next morn
NY s"'tr" ,t oiit 10 ils'''zo 1t III trncklnI
.n E",',e' A,e htst sla1s ! snw wcr
,"n,I,, "I u ,.,.. "''i u"Hen ,Iu'c "eer, coin
m."'ay y V',t e.fol'eonsiy) cnlled .,
.n 4t"l,t'er oaeklalt deer. Iht
,.. t"eAs anu"e" tuas the aecr lH't
~" 'a.'R.k noo.e ieisnrcly leading SO
,cs.Gu ',io LUCK oI u'e 1arsest btick md fol-
v"H IT,. T.. H. IaS ha'1 mug, Jumped Him.
Ill.,, H.. =" tnieh ut"sA W that taiicu 70 get
s,,vs sly ;,.,. .u uo""ue" ""y through tho thlcko
Sr, nv, es,Gi t.; ~ s'S'nneo VI !'ull i'Iiie
tU is"". , ,,"4 ns t "u p'ssIu o'e, ~. open FiaFt
i,,,s n .s ,,'a. Mu W, m"s tel"sKaos !argc' Inc
I"' ",," W.. 49," ."' n41 s"pstse Wooia well repay
i,,as,, f. as.ar,n., "."w"s .,s ..ass. hau o1leG
..t,,'t..., >. "sss" t't nuhter WHO possessed
a".'.ens .n .,, p""et u e"aufnhce c'itI''tsiasln
inra,st % ~. ." .,n... .ut' ec.t "oWh' lhas tnt
,n, ,,,,, n'".a .t''. ua LAY spssies Watild
mil, H. "o,,',, t,,'s s"el'5 ~ tn',1y MlIes
,,,o,,i,i ~. ~, ~ oAH",''teti tilat he
,ar 49,, ,"s, ~ 1... tus ki'o eie nun
| him '' ~'F'"'''"s =" "pp'o'e'' "tso XIII
s,,n,o1 ,n,
f,,vr,.,,,,, ".. .,,., ..,
ota,,,,, @ ..' .,...lE'I .ns.ll.Al.n IHH CHANCES
why's long clase, u,d wllun tic slow md
s.rnty stride Of 1,,n,1 ts matched aroinst tho
iyct-(oo,ct bound uf tho viii, and ,snr, s,a
II uust ,u,nn, nv Ia.,I, I "' H.,u "n'S s'"s
~ .,n's "las. 'naecu 10 aoHbly SO: But think Of
tllnsc hoble Hlltlers mt home III my :'ucn."
How proudly would hing INV Int unon
~, -, su ~ fe.arleu HI night from
IT, cor, rn.s Nv .eo '.ct' ., Ahu no" serene.
y eou,a 1ess upon that glossy cont rs 1t
1orf'leh covering for my favurIt easy chair.
I'm houkc.l up far Il ling tramp. II ,srnrIv
iii the morning, and i l,nyo rutcn s,,cl, =
lrcYkfost a. ,,',,. .,,a. '. a'te.' Slc'!
t'oa"i"'t . ~ oA'5 u 1llsh cali cat WHO liAs
bGen campaigning In these mountains. n,ul
who slts dawn In ,,,a onrIv 1nnr, +" ,,".s. ".a
s,,ot,,n,. lii, - NV s'n l'"'" ~ " plAto
a''oh1'9 villa t!le lfuats OF Ills own rifle. Tlie
exl,laratfnE, nnl decide here and nn,v IN
settle tic question. mt Ienst tn mv o,v, sot,s1
f,,,tton ,a ~ ,,.l,nt1 - 49,. w. ~. u"' e"t'a'
md kilt deer fl fair cluse. " " -
took iii tho jrn1I and fnl,,vo,1 u o,r..,
t,o H.. ~ ,,'~,.'I, v 4' sun 'pnoWe1 " across
lne fltlEcs through sngebrtlsll, Tor 4 mile or
more to where 1t entered a body Of ntno
.i"tpoi, " ~ this po''at tue dcer hail kept
up his long Jumps OF about fifteen feet each.
, 1881-10-01

Nervous pscstradou, .dyspepsts, mslsucholy,
cured ky HfvNn'a Iron Dltter1,
, 1881-10-01
HdDUlf REMEDIES.
49, - ->-~'-
HEALTH IN WEALTH !!
Health Of Body Is Wealth Of Mind,
RApWAY'S
Sarsa ariIIiab
RES0LvENT,

]nro blood snnkes sotnl itcsh str1rg bone, ard
y Glenr akin. II you would hnvc your Hgah arnl.
yir b0nes found, without carfes, and y0llr CON.
pIex!un fair. usn lktDWAY'H HAIt5AI'AflIi-
LIAM KES1LVENT. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-30
Let InfideIity be Rebuked.

10 the Editor OF the HERALD.
Your editorial of this morning on "Mr.
Ingersoll and the North American Re-
view" wherein you oppose the act of Col
onel Patton in Selling the infdel works that
were sought to be passed through the port
of Toronto, Canada, is not.all approved by
many of your readers. We have had
enough, and more than enough, of this In
gersoll-iSm and Tom Paine.ism, this iniide!-
ity, and Colonel Patton did the
right thing in Selling those books.
Asthe Toronto Mail says, the social circula-
rupted. and the solid fabric of Christian
society is placed in jeopardy by these in
sidious influences Have you ever looked
into these matters? Do you not know that
the teachings of these infides are filed
with brawling blasphemy and shameless
revels in the travesty of things sacred ?
Can you reconcile it with your conscience
to do otherwise, as one of the press than
protest in the loudest terms against these
terrible perils of the time? Do you not
daily perceive, is it not within any observ-
ing mans perception that these
intidels are digging the Stygian
well. and daily tempting all men and
youths to the fatal draught through tenn
pered cups Col. Patton, the minister and
collector of customs, perceived these things
and had the nerve and conscience to per
form his duty to his Christian country and
its people, to keep out this infdel literature,
and the press of this country in the interest
of morality and Christian religion should
sustain him in it, and the civilized world
should applaud him,
SHERMAN, October %, 1881.
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national, aud made enyiable by the critics
of the leading cities. But we cannot refrain
expressing the highest of praise to Miss
Albina DeMer, whose nervous, quick man.
ner and actions, whose mobility of voice and
expresSiyeness of countenance from first to
last was the finished product of
skilled artistic as representing
the impulsive, vivacious French girl
She threw her whole soul into her work,
nor ever lost her control from first to last,
The very silence Of her audience during her
excited, impassioned actions was the high
est of applause, as the mind was so in
tensely wrapped up in her portraitures as to
forget any muscular manifestation, The
Irish character, and that of the actor, and
Frank Mildmay and Jack Cheyfot were all
good. Rebecca, by Miss Watts, won friends
throughout the entire audience, so honest,
earnest and pleasant was she in all her role.
Miss Bigelow, also, was good, though
her role offered to her but small scope. In.
deed the piece in all its parts, considered
separately or as whole, was a complete
success. The company have reaped Il fine
harvest in Dallas, and this is the fruit Of
their genuine merits.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-30
Dallas Turn Vercin,

Thursday night last, the eighth anniver.
sary of the Turn Verein, the Verein was to
have given an anniversary ball, but the in
clement weather interfering it was post
poned until tonight when it will take
place at Turner Hall. The Turner'S are
made up of the very best Of our German
citizens, honorary and active members, and
it is credit to the city, In the various con-
tests the active members have had with
other Vereins in the state they have always
borne off the honors and proven themselves
worthy Of the proud young city of north
to enjoy themselves and this ball is going
to be one of the most pleasant and enter
tanning ever given in Dallas. Tickets sell
for only fifty cents, and for an evening of
real enjoyment half a dollar could not be
better spent, besides it will help a worthy in
stitution.