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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22

weLead Styles and Lowest Prices
For millinery, cloaks, suits ladies under
wear and fancy goods, at Bauman's, 70G
Elm street.
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Loudon buys old books, clothing and fur
niture.
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A Merlted Compliment.

The personal and professional friendship
existing among circus performers was pleas.
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NJ. Strickland 4 Co.

Loudon buys, sells and rents housekeep.
inr outfits
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Watching the steamers.

LIVERPOOL, October 21.-Extra precau.
tons are taken at the docks to prevent
strangers from boarding the steamers of the
American line.
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Zoo deatc for Classification,

WANTED "A single white woman or girl
w experienced In cooking and doing general
house-work, In small family Good wages and
permanent good home warranted Apply AZ
200 Commerce street, or nj 707 Poydrns street
between Jackson and Commerce streets
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We can, without hesitation, say that Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup has given the best
satisfaction. We have sold an immense
amount of il during the past winter.
WALLACE, Huron 4 Co.,
Druggists, Lock Haven, Pa.
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Nerkwear and Fancy Gnna..
A Protest Against the Manife,to.

Elm street. y :
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Texas passenger agent Star IL Crescen
route, Dallas, Texas.
, 1881-08-07

chairs, don their crump1ed collars, coats, aud
hats, anu sneak out Of the BARRIERS shon
with tile air and nlien OF convict,
emerging from tile pcnitcntiary. Onca
OIL the street, they "straic.tcn upn
and try to resume their sovereignty
with their hats. But they are shorter; thcy
have left something of their Stature in the
shop behind. 1t is easier for their wives to
henpeclz them than it WIS before the awful
ordeal of the barber.
This is the cause Of the cause discovered
by the Times writer, of the prat!tla! Short
cning in stature Of urban people. Nrapp,.l
i'll s0ilId towels, intilnitiat2d with r,z,,~s
drowned in ba,l alcohol, s:nothcrctl in sour
grease, punched i'll the tar. jabbcd ii, tic cye
his mouth warped out OF shape, his 1,osa
tweakcd lanliliarly, it not insuItinsly, bva
mcrc barber! Tile wonder is, not thar tha
victim los1s something OF his Stature at cach
intlictlon, but that he does no: finally cease
to stand erect, lose the form of ,na1,. au,
walk like Il beast OH all fOurs,
, 1881-08-07
POLITICS IN 1It;r WEATHER

Think of llo1ting State Conyeniions-and
Democratic Conventions at that-ii, Mssis-
slppi and Virginia, and al election III North
Carolina, at this season Of tho year, when
the thermometers even in Il sulnlle1-rcsort
like Chicago are cavoriny around among the
nlnc:ies. If any ncw evidence were needed
that the South is llopelcsly given over 10
politics these circumstances would supply
the proof. II tile l,eop1e of Richmond, Na.,
and Jackson, Miss, were to devote thcul-
selves exclusively to fans, niut-juleps, and
ot1le: tleiusiye devices for keeping coal, they
would not be able to hold down sheir temper
atare to the normal condition. II they were
simply 10 attend 10 their Necessary business
they would yet Il very good isle:. Of the mean
degree nf heat in the revised edition Of IIatl>s
Bit add to this the exciting elements of
Southern politics, and they must suffer the
thrMents Of the good, old orthodox III.
And yet politics Is regarded is Il tropical
luxury, and the people Of the South seem 10
revcI in it.
Tile characteristic rhetoric of Southern
politics flowed like lava in the Eich,nond
Convention, Judging BY the specimens which
have betu transmitted by telegraph. One
nominating i candidate, boiel over in these
ternis: 1t Is lncrctrieious progeny IF Il
renegade De,1orTacy,-this prostitute read
lnsterism:' II any Northern politician at
this time OF year should work himself III 10
The feycr-lleat required to throw off sparks
like that the newspapers Of the next day
would be compelled 10 report death from
prostration. But nobody ut 1.cunoln. seems
to have been especially affected by Tie SUPER
heated conditions which such rtte:arccs i'll
dicate. 1t may he that Virginia Bourbolls
intended to chill the atmosphere by some Of
The cool things to which they gave express
sion. For Instance, nothing could he l.lnre re-
freslling than 10 hear the old, dyedi1l- the-wuoi
Bourbolls talking, about "cu uality Of right
and eilli justice u all lne1,.' and about
'elections BY the people free from force or
f7aud.'' When the Confederate Dsnlocract
OF Virginia can throw off light. cheerful
nonsense OF this kintt in the dog-uays tie
effect certainly ought to be COOLING
Tie Mississippi Democrats have eapac-
ity for politics which exceeds that OF any
Others. The Eirginiai!s did not prolons
their conference beyond one day. 1t was |
bot while it lasted. but there WAS Il manifest
disposition to get through. The Dourbots |
WHO assembled At Jackson, however, were |
intent upon drawing ont their summer |
to the longest stretch. Hence /
the deadlock. Stones friends were stead
fast and Darksdale's friends aggressive, |
Featherstone's adherents hopeful, and Cal
nouns determined. But all factions were
, 1881-08-07

1t is not easy to believe, but it is ncyertl1e-
less true, that there is ordinance in this
city against The slnoke-nuisanep, which is
adequate in its terms to suppress that nui-
sancc If it were properly enforced. Nobody
seems to pay any attention 10 1t. 1t has
hecn demonstrated by long experience that
The people engaged in business which re-
4uires engines anil furnaces would not, as a
rule, take any voluntary measures fur tile
consumption Of smoke. When an ordinance
was proposed i'll the Council the railroads
and other corporations organized Il lobby
a=alnst it and succeeded. in defeating If.
Finally the ordinance was included among
the revised ordinances recently prepared,
and 1t passed the Council in that shape. It
Is time NOW that steps should be taken to
abatt the nuisance. Tie city law Is Is fol-
lows:
Sic. 1,G5o. The emission Of dense smoke
irn'n the smoke stack OF any boat or locutn,-
i've Or from any chimney anywhere within the
e!ty snnl, be deench aEa is hereby declared to
t": pnhIlc NUISANCE: Pr"riI<{t, that chimneys
OF buildings Used exclusively for private resi-
!lc''et's shall not be deemed within the proyis--
Ions OF this ordinance.
Sac. i.'lI. Tie uwucr or owners cf any hoat pr
locomotive engine, and :ho person or persons
employed aS engineers or otherwise in tha work
operating S!!t.sl lotsnntlvt. and the proprietor
les>ce anu uecupant of any building who shall
Ps'fli or ALLOW uee1tSe smoke issue or st emit
tea from tie sI'''Ac-s'ack If any such h.rtt or
locomotive. Or the chimney Of any. building
"Hnih the Et'cpofr liIt:its. shall he deemed u,i
id guilty Ut creating nuisance and Shall fp-
every such Otie1isc II" fiE,rl in sum not lrss
man $! nor more than S:Et Secs liza lG3l
. t.t;a3 shall take clIcut and b.. ia force from
un,l after May !. 1~.i.
SEC. f.'i5: /; shall be the duty Of the Commits
sioier III Health and ih, Superintendent Of Pr
neg IL cause secs. fIi) md E5i Ut this article
I" ~ ci1l urced. Ans, to nlaHe cty1llu;ulut against
nnd cause TO he prosecuted all persons yIustlng
the slNnc.
This law is comprehensive and fair. It in
c]ndes within its provisions all the smoke
stacks and cllimncys which are daily and
hourly blacEening the buildings, running the
goods. the furniture, and clothes Of people,
ami ''lIlns the streets anu byways with the
SCOT anu dirt which they throw out There
Is no hardship in the or,lnll,ce, for no one is
required to 'Sc an particular s.l.okc-eon-
5''ner, or any appliance whatsoever, but
on!y 10 prevent the emission of the Ie,lse !
smoke which occasions tile nuisance and |
destroys thousands If dollars worth of prop
.rty every year. 1t is known to certainty |
[hat the smoke can be consumed to degree
, 1881-08-07

apparently agreed upon proonglne the SEES
sion of the Convention. The Mississippiall
| cannot get too much politics at ANY season
Of tile year.
II would be possible to understand these
heated contests during the heated term if any
great danger threatened the Democratic
cause in the South. But politics is so one
sided III that section of the country That there
is upt tie smallest necessity for any dcMoll-
stration, preparation, or campaign. Tho
Democrats might just as well postpone their
nominations ill the day before election, and
thea designate WHOM they propose to count
in. But the Southern 1--we OF politics is 50
great and So widespread that no Srasuil Is too
warm OF too cold, 10 conditions too hazard
Gus Or forbiddng, to prevent the iMlul-
geuce OF this sectional vice. Perhaps the
best Illustration Of the overwcenulg and
irreprcsshlc devotion 10 politics may bo
found i'll the circumstance that North Caro-
lima held an election day before yesterday
the hottest day Of the ycar-to pass upon the
question Of prohibition. OF course, prolibi-
ton was voted down BY 0O0D or $4,000 ma
jority. The result might haze been foretold
by anybody. The thermometer ut l20 would
not fllshten the average Southcrncr into alb
sti1ience. There was ilu need Of an election
10 demonstrate that fact. But the North
Carolina people were eager to vote just the
same. The SoNl1ierncrs would gladly vote
Oil the laws of Moses, or the Confederate
Constitution, or any other relic OF the past
that might be submitted to them, aud neither
freezing mercury nor melting mercury could
induce them To forcgo the opportunity. Pol
titus i'll the South recognizes no seasons.
, 1881-08-07

IHNE!: seems to be 10 question that the
tlre-orAinancc Is being openly and taGranily
violated in various parts Of the city. and ps-
reeially III those sections which already offer
tie most serious menace OF cout|:,sra:iu., by
reason of having It large number Of pine
buildings. The apology is made on behalf OF
the city authorities that the force If inspect
orS Is not large enough 10 discover and pre-
vent tllr violations Of the ordinance There
Is evidence, however, that repressiye
measures Are not taken when yiu!;,:;uns Of
the ordinance are brought II tile attention nf
the authorities, a1lI that even the city itself
has set tile ezampl. Of erecting tlre-tr;.ps in
defiance Ut the law Tile fact seems to he that
the present Executive Of the city is as i'll
different to the enforcement Of the iirc-urui-
nance As he is to the enforcement vi various
other ordinances Il G,inst public nuisanccs and
public scandals. II the head Of the City Coy
er,lInent were intent upon preventing the
erection Of ii.e-traps prohibited by law, there
wonlt be 10 difficulty in doin:. 80. lie would
only need to instruct all the police and Ill
the inspectors Ut The various departlucnts 10
keep tloir eyes open and report infractions
of tile ordinance, and then order prompt and
vigorous prosecution, followed '1p from day
to day in all eases OF stubborn resistance
But, pending the recent tire-bus agitation for
the contraction Of the irc-Iini;s, the Ma, or
actualiy pointed to the very general ,ioa-
tti OF the ordinance as a reason why it
should be repealed or mo,liiiesl Such a
sentiment would SEEN to warrant the infer
cncc that the Mayor is willing to win!: nj and
even encourage violations of the firc-or-
dinancc n, the means for ultimately aball-
donng the fire-lilni1s altogether. The license
thus practically extended to the 1ire-bugs is
as threatening to the safety Of property as |
the federation OF tie low State street and |
tlark street dives is to the safety of human |
lin
, 1881-08-07

THE striking labortrs vi the South of Ire
land have triulnphed. Tie TURNER'S have
been obliged to concetlr their demands.
For the future the laborers will be paid two
shlllings go ccnt>} per day during the haf-
vest time, and will be given half Ill acre uf
ground and Il house "rent free" Nothing
is said about the wages to be given during
the winter and spring, but it is probable that
they will be as high, propotionally TO tLe
season, rs the harvest wages. The laborers
have been taught by the Land Leaguers the
value OF organization,
, 1881-08-07

I TIE present disturbances i'll Bohemia
| seen, to Indicate the purpose Ut the people
| To secure 1T no distant day Il more distinct
recognition Of their autonomy than they HOW:
enjoy. The quarrels of the Czechs with the
/ Germans OF bohemia have lasted more than
thirty years, and are now quite as viruieut
as they ever We're. One cause OF Disagree
| ment between thenl-the University Of
l'rague-llas been settled by cutting it in
twain, not without considerable riotin.,
making one PART Czech and the other Ger
man. kaccntiy another quarrel arose over
the inscriptions an the t3ycrnmen;;s paper
money Originally the amount Of each note
WIS printed upon its face in German, Slave
nial,, Czech. anu in half Il Dozen SIavu1ln
dialects, representing all the national diyiS-
IONS Of this exceedingly polyglut Empire.
W late, however, they llaye BEEN issued with
all the inscriptions erased except the Ger
man and hungarian, which the Slavic people
ll;tye regarded in the light Of all insult lis it
i,npIirs their subsection to these two races,
whom they regard a. aliens. lnccnse,l ut the
omission, the EohcnlallS have erased the
German and hungarian Inscriptions ard Sub
stitutcd the Czech, and The question is HOW
raised Whe ther the -Aystro-} hungarian Euy-
crnmellt will recognize the dei;tccd currency
Tlt>c are tr;tting matters, hut they show
which way the wind is blowing. The claims
of the Eole1lans are growing year by year.
They are demanding a 1ull recognition Of
their Importance, and also Of their distinctive
character. a'lA insist that they will iln longer
be sacrificed anu lgnoreu to slit the German
minority il, their COUNTRY Ii is v1tsnt ttfS-
tion rapidly coming III for solution
, 1881-08-07

a Dr!ei explanation may DC necessary t.
fef'der clear the action OF tile people OF Sortl
ear"Il11a III tlslespeciaf election last Thursday
Which resal1e" III thc oVer"helmlns defeat
VI tne eoeEcNe temperance measure. illt
LEGISLATURE VI tAat STATE at lis last session,
passed. IL pl!l pso!lbltihg tile manufacture OF
a'' III thas o@a'e oi any splrltuous or malt
liquors. pn1 pfoVld:itS that ts'e act Should
oe saoh'il'e" lo ratification vote VI
l4!e people on tle 4th of August
- ltajollss '"'ed asa'l'at ratillea'
''"t' t.e" '"e 'tet WAS 10 DC nall anu
'''"' IL naJ"F4'S 'o1eu Ill Tie A'ii'lhafl'e'
II WAS I" Jake t''eet t,e;- J. lSsl' The asSre-
s:l'c 'ose Ill @l1e TWO '4ollseS 1"r the Dill MAS
lo4' s'''.' o'l> II a''!iot II. fof1s-i'ie hfcfIl-
f'ei' oc"Se'4 or were Absent. Ii was not
F",seu u. Il 'Su'e'it party so1e' rs Il NUMBER
VI a'Sp'l'1leal3 'o'ea lof H. anu several i}c-
oef'ts "ppos'n III pnt' is the Legislature
WAS 1,eln''cfa'lc W nearly tlrcc-ioltrtl'S
n''J''iis' lEe responsibility was OIL the Dell-
oeI"t''
A. wis tlle lfs1 Time Ill the History OF tilat
parry tiat II iad passeu Il prohlbltory liquor
Ill" III any state, anu 1t viii probably be
soale tillle before trcpeats the experiment.
III Nof'i tirol'na of any other State. Il
'iostise h'a1oEltS o1 'pooo Has very chilling
thect OH the enthusiasm OF politicians in
oeti;tli Vi su11ptiary measures.
1lle follo"l'S Is Il SYNOPSIS OF the North
t;follna proillbltory act, which was struck
py lightning III tie polls; 1t Will be seen that
II was modelled on The lines OF the prohiaitory
haflsas laW: By the terms Ut the first
section It Is made 4 misde'lcanor punishable
ny Il me "l mi less than S]oo HOT more than
Si.U1' anu llhpriso1'1l'ht, III the discretion Ut
the Court, to manufacture, buy or sell, di-
fee@lS or ln'lifcctly, any splrituons or malt
liquors. except VINE and cider, Or to sell by
any shift, subterfuEe, Or device, spirltuous
llaofs, Or any liquors ot Witch splrIfuous
liquor IS material Or constituent part, in
any Quantity, III the State, otherwise tllAn is
pf"'9aea III TIC act. Tie SecoId section pro-
'ldes that splritnoHs liquors shall be soId
ullly 1or medical, chemical. and mechan-
lcal purposes, anu only by Il druggist
or physician licensed to keep on hand not
more than thirty H.i}tn}lS and t4Sfrit,fnsf tn
, 1881-08-07

THE British Government Is evidently
rather ba,lfy scared ut the muttcrllgs OF tile
Irish reyuIutionists. 1t Is stated that the
Prince Of Wales las been advised nat to
give dinners OIL board his yacht 1T Osborne
during his Forthcoming visit to tho Isle Of
Wight, as has been his custom OIL such occa-
sol,s. lest the Fenians blow up the yacht or
capture it. When the news Of the secret
conc1aye Of Irish patriots at the Palmer
House. Chicago, reaches the other side, there
will be Il greater scare.
, 1881-08-07

DrlacG tie month of july 80 "agrarian
outrage>'' were committed i'll Ireland. Or
these It5 were cases Of intimidation, that is to
say, threatening letters, and twenty-five eases
OF injury TO property. There were eleven
assaults, twenty 2rsuns, seventeen cattle
nlailninGs and four casts Of firing at the per-
bo,. This record is not 50 very had, not by
any means as bad as the London Journals
would have led peCsons to believe.
, 1881-08-07

fEroHTs Of the condition Of the French
crops are not quite So favorable as they were
some time ago, 1t is NOW certain that tho
Yield will not be equal to that uf last year,
and may be below all average, while the crop
should be considerably over the average to
meet the consumption. The supply 10 meet
the deficiency, the French Journals say, will
be received from Russi;s. Tie United States
may pc drawn on for this purpose also.
, 1881-08-07

EDMUND YATES paper, the London
IFor.d. stated some time ago that the infant
son and heir uf the Duke uf Norfolk was
b1ini. Now comes 1'UnEy Fair, which, by
the way, is edited by blu.-bloottd person,
the Earl Of Desar:, and fatty con:ra.icts the
Worlds statement, and SAYS the child is not
blind
, 1881-08-07

THE President suffered somewhat cester-
day from the extreme heat, and his fever i'll
creased towards evening, but subsidized about
s so'ciock. The Temperature Of tie slck-room
could not be reduced below % without shut
ting The windows, and that was not deemed
advisable. The appearance Of Tie wound
was good, and the discharge of the pls quite
satisfactory. The physicians continue to
state that ~ the patients condition is Salts
factory and 10 confidently predict his re-
s.nrnrv
, 1881-08-07

Nlls- HEAR, tile Charge u -l1faires OF the
United States Legation At Constantinople,
has Informed the Stale Department at Wash
in5ton that 1hc order Issued in the suril,g Of
this year against the importation IF Amer
lean meat is practically a dead letter. Tie
Turks relish our hog products and want them,
order Or lln order, and the Turkish Govern
1le1lt officials have wisely concluded that
it would be worse than useless 10 attrlupt 1o
enforce the ordinance
, 1881-08-07

ASSISTANT l'OsTM ESERA1. ELMER
says that iS'll, CSC were saved to the Nation
during the month Of July by the discontinue
ance OF the star routes ncetlleSly and no
doubt frautluleutly established. Since the
4lll Of March there have been saved to the
Nation, through the action Of Postmaster
General James, s1,:Sl,4i2. Drady"s work is
beiag gradually uudone
, 1881-08-07
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Offices for the receipt oi Subscriptions advertise
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, 1881-08-07

have resources OF which no one Is cognizant,
or he may be intending to spring some sur
prises. but the prospect does not look very
tatterIna. The syndicate will work well for
London, but it threatens 4 monopoly in this
country that is not pleasant to contemplate.
, 1881-08-07

1"ES; wo1Aen III Richmond, or any other
CITY, who i1arTy woEers IN IL brief ucuuai,t-
aHcc without having seen credentials OF charnc-
Ter ffo1! them, ntc nu doubt very unfortunate,
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oaly by Il guide. The lres themselves ,nay not
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and protectors. vito should STE that they have
sufficient guud u}vicc to keep then, out OF da,,.
ger.
, 1881-08-07
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, 1881-08-07

IST1r. 4 new Secretary uf the Senate Is
elected. the metnhcrs anu e'npl>yGs Of that body
Will hc pnid in accurdance with tie precedent
ser III the following order, Issued BY President
Grant:
EXECUTIVE MASsIos, VAsu1xcrox n =
March II, lsG9.-The Hon. Il, II. Tu;dor ff1st
, 1881-08-07

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, 1881-08-07

COVENANT LODGE. M. ~. F. 4 4. M.-Spe-
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HUGH M.A>UN, ". II.
, 1881-08-07

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I{notrS''a 1'henrx-c.
Crane: O7er.1-lsor,Ae-

Tnnro1yh ..rve,, te:"ccn t!aFS and la sae-
Engagement u James USeili. 1.-The DanIcheGs." "
, 1881-08-07

will contest Chalmers scat. Mr.. Chalmers
ideas Of political ''honah" and consistency
are not very elevated.
, 1881-08-07

CHICAGO COMMiSDf:KT. NO. H. KNIGHTS
Tlal.L LAK--s!,cc!.i tcnclare NnsA:- rveu!n%. A1s-
t. Z. c..rs. Ihl order 1t. ::.1 Cro=& Will
ct;c7res Visiting S1r Knight. Ginas> weicu1lc.
Rs .r.lt.r nf H. II. IuND. I.t.
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Clark street between I.ake snd Randolph. eth
Gle Tcus Cabin" A1tcrEnhu and evening.