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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-10-07

Deadwood Times: 'rIhe tax list of
Lawrence county makes a magnificent
display, filing two pages aud over of
tliis paper. Outside parties hold up
their hands in smazement and cry, 'How
is this; a,e the people there dead broke? .
We answer with entire confidence and
truth, by no means; the inhabitants are
not broken or even badly bent, they are
financially as solid ~ any community in
the west"
Ameeting was held in Washington on
Wednesday to p remote the establish
ment of 9 national CART Id memorial
hospital at Washington. Subscription
lists will be prepared and the whole
country and foreign nations be asked to
place memorial hospital on broad na
tional aud international basis of common
humanity. 1t is ;intlma;ed that the
queen will probably head the list from.
Great Britain and that other European
rulers will gladly contribute.
The angel statue, designed to be placed
over the Garfield pavilion o Monumental
Park, Cleveland, but not finished in me
for the obsequies, was hoisted to It's place,
and Tuesday for the first time calcium
light was thro'vn on it. The effect was
magical. The black roof of the pavilion
absorbs the rays of light so as to leave
the gilt globe with the white angel
poised on it, the wings almost touching
over the head. and the arms extended, us
if saying, "Peace on earth, good will to
men" standing as if floating in air
Thousands gxzed on the remarkabl,
anecfac1e in nwo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09
TEXAS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


In The year 1885, sitter tho battle of San
Jaointo and unto the disbandment of the
Texss army in 1887 Colonel Algernon S.
rhruston, from LOUISVILLE, Ky, was adjutant-
general. Three or four years later, impell-
cd by family sifaira, no returned TO Ken
tucky and died. But he left behind hold
on tho people of Texas honorable to his
character. We understand that son of his
was in Dallas n day or two since and hss
gone ives, To look after the landed interest
| belor sing to the estate of his father, but we
had rot the pleasure OF meeting tho young
gentleman in person. This rrmilds us Of
the roba action of Louisville in the dsrEos'
hour Texas ever saw. The Trustons and
Luck9t,s, Of that city, Il numerous and Won
derluly intermsrried family, were all
friends of infant Texas. Their blood was
largely represented in the TeIss army, The
Chutrhills were of tho same family, but
none Of that name came. If We mistake
not the peerless General Albert Sydney
Johnston WAS = branch of the same con-
hecLion--s man whose name and deeds are
dear to every old household in Texas.
There Is A ito between Kentucky and Texas
which none but demon would fail
TO nonor. But it is not the only
precious snd holy tie that binds Texas to
other Stscs. Tho memory of the Georgia
battalion slaughtered - nay buichsred-st
9olisd will ever cement the love between
Georgia and Texn. Crockets sol.immoa-
ton in tho Alamo asida from hundreds OF
othot end tarmont9, will forever form y bond
of Union between Tennessee and Teins.
Ohio 7, fastened o us by hooks of steel too
tough and eutl ever to DO broken. In tho
hour of our trRvsil, che sent us men, food and
muaili ms of war Her adopted son captured
Santa Anna. Two Of hor cons were ministers
to and died in Texas, rs ENJOYS from the
United States She sent Us, Cat least the
ladies Of Cincinnati did } the twin sisters, the
two cannon that did such brilliant service at
San Jacinto, besides such gallant captains rs
Alou2o B. Smei,zer, Georg W. Morgan and
James A. Sylvester, and no old Toxan hear 1
but beets choerily for the glory and honor o f
the old Buck eye stale. Such arc reflections
called up By the reminder that young Thrus-
ton has been and will DO again in our midst,
looking after the well earned estate Of his
tafb nr "A ntpu, Ia, al
less worthy of our courtesios and kindly
treatment. Ho met, however, his kinsmsn,
DR. Stephen ID. rhrus!on, n stranger, but a
kinfman from Oid Virginia and the Cspo
Fear river of North Ca o ina, in every sense
worthy Of his own blood aud lineage. We
boepcak for Mr.. Thruston, on his return from
the wo,t, a treatment appropriate to what has
been said.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

Tho muytang OF tile American continent
has Is counterpart in the "brumbio' OF
Australia, large herds of which exist in the
interior parts of Qlecnslard aud Now
South Wales. These animsls ARC so numot.
ous that they have often been destroyed and
bci'o6 down for the sake Of their tallow atd
hides, and in some of the newly settlot dis
,rlts they swarm in such numbers that the
equatters hayo TO protect themselves and she
pasturage against their inroais. Brurbe
stalking is y recognized paslime, tho des-
tuction of wild horses being rs nee sary rs
the obstruction oil wild rabbits The sport of
capturing and .aming'these animels, however,
has attracted n good msuy adventurous spr.
its, who adopt tactics somewhat similar 10
those adopted by tho inhabitants OF Mexico
and South America, The hardness aud
strength mud size of ,hosc brumbies arc 70.
marketable and when trained thoy are OF
&c siderable value. Their progeny, when
81 tcd with European horses, possess excel
l,'d qualities II is recorded that In one year
y IS Than 1000 wild horses have been she,
ga single station In Nav South Wales,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

Tho Census Oillso announce tho following
approximate distribution of tho total popula.
ton of tho country among tho several class
%: Male, .25 $50, $50; fomslcs, 2i6s2 2Si ;
natives Of the United States. AZ i75 506
foreign born. 6,67IS6O; whites, 43,l0i, s77 ;
colored, 6577,l5l Indians AMI hali-breeds
not in tribal relations on reservations under
tho care Of tho Government, ca, l22; Chi.
nesc, l05, 462.; other Asialics, 225. The mum
Der of colored persons to each 100 900 whites
is 10, 1853, against li52. in 1870. Tho mum.
Dor of females to every 100000 males IL 9s,
6l9 against 97,S0l in 1870. Inc number
of foreign born persons TO every 100000
natives Ia 10 $50 against 1876 in 1870.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09


TIE farmers ARC greatly delayed in pre-
pairing and planting on the black GROUNDS in
this region but In Dallas, where the soil is
sandy, everything Is well advanced. Gar
dens are planted OF being planted and
many vege,ab os are up, promising fine
yield. Strawberries arc rapidly develop.
Ing into an important article among ouI
small fruits. Bhckberriss, dowberrios aud
raspberrios arc spreading all over tho ,owr
aud suburbs and soon will be articles Of es
port The grape culture Is mskipg stead,
progress and ere long, unless crushed b.
10 .islstion, II xas wine will boa tcv' rsgo oil
almost,e table. II the proposed prob
biion amendment inhibi,s the mNruiacsur
vino aud beer, the Law mas,rs had .
viii no, pas. IT, for tho people will APPROX
Of no such nonsense Ia this day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09
VIZ shall have 10 beg the Indulgence Of or

Wrsha have To beg the indulgence ofour
patrons along tho liue of the Texas and Pa
ciac TO tho eastward, II we should at any time
miss tho morniDgtrain. Since Sunday mora
ing tho osstbound train has boon leaving
Dallss At $40 o'clock in the morning and Il
requires the scverest kind OF y rush 10 catch
tho train with our paper. We are Informed
that the present schedule will DO adhered to
only oignt or ten days longer after which
time trains win run 30 that we get the
HERALD oil promptly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09
Jricyclcs tor rriaccsses

Her msjes,y WAS SO struck the other day
with the rapidly and apparent case with
which II lady was pTopelling tricycle. along
the VeGtnor road, al the Isle OF Wight, that
she had one of the same kind = "Salvo')
ordered to Osborne, for the NenIit of tho
Processes. This must be great encourage.
mont to tricyclers, who hitherto have heea
rather sneercd at by tho hicyclsis ard the
world in general. Elsewhere hear Of a
lNdyb tricycle. club being formed, with a
notwithstanding between tho Turkish
and Boomer DIRE s-s development in fact
OF HuickerbOckcrs, With a Norfolk shirt FL
the body" Possibly those lAdies viii nov
ontlayor to secure her majesty MS presiicn'
OF y IL association.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09
A Friac FOR Beauty.
From : New York Letter

from new lOIh Letter,
Adam Forpaugh has distanced Bsrnum
IN point Of enterprise, having otfored pre-
MUM for tho most beautiful woman in the
world. The sum is $4,000, and hence i.
Sufficient 10 call forth the highest degree Of
rivalry. Contestants are required 10 send IN
their photographs by the last Of March. To
this oiler it might he replied that the photo.
graph ia no oitcron of beauty, since tho lat
lsr cannot always DO transferred to lisoness
Tho greatest fascination is often found III
grace which will not Ah,do formal process
auu. ipiUed, there are tow tniues mo,o Try
iost, beauty thnp sitting for ones portrait
FoJcu,ugh, however, insists on tho picture
ard ,s.ll not allow airy personal application
as tho l.tov is not limited by such rcstric
tons as social or moral character, the broad
osl range Is permitted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

The las, stone ~ the masonry Of the
Brooklyn approach TO the East river bridge
W IS lsid February II. The frs. eight floor
beams Of the superstrucsure were laid the
sane day. About 400 tons of the 5000 tons
OF the steel required in the superstructure
have been delivered, or enough 10 construct
aboat one hunnred feet on each side OF the
Brooklyn tower where the work has been
begun, The engineers believe that the SUI
per.rucsure will bo completed BY next iall,
sud the bridge open for travel by January
/ 1882
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

Miss Grace CORTLAND is young lady who
has figured somewhat Of late on the New
York stock market, and has been 50 sue.
cessful In her ventures that sho is called tho
switch of Wall street." She WAS in 81.
Louis short time since, and was cordially
received by the members of tho board Of
trade, and the stock exchange. In Chicago
sho was. however, refused admission TO tho
chamber of commerce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

IT is a good work the police of Now York
have entered upon, that of breaking up pool
playing by boys. Puck was the first news
paper to draw attention to tho corruption
and running practice, and by its caricstures
and remarks, tho authorities werc prevailed
upon TO take action in stopping tho iniqui-
toua habit
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

RHODE ISLAND is discussing tho question
Of permitting school suffrage for women and
an amendment to the constitution to that eff
foct has already passed tho house of repre-
sontstiyes of the state legislature.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

A YOUNG lady, Miss JsnattA d Hart, is n
candidate for school superintendent in
Washington county, Pennsylvania. In an
nouucng her osndidancy, sho said: 81
wish to come before tho directors Of tho
county as a man would come, resting my
case on such evidence as | may DO able 10
furnish of my character, education, expert
enoe, skill and ability rs teacher
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

MI HAYES did something in the cause Of
temperance just before retiring from office.
Ha ceused TO DO issued from tho war depart
ment general order prohibiting tho sale OF
spirituou,, malt and vinous liquors NJ all
military posts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

IT was lively cowhiding scene thoy had
in Indianapolis few days ago. j. g.
Thompson, newspaper man, wrote sour
rilous letter about Hon. John Q. New and
Mrs. Harry s. New, and Mr.. Harry New
purchased a cowhide AMI fading Thompson
In the Post otlica casligstod him unmerci
fully, Thompson running and pleading fol
mercy all the time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

A LADY AT Smi.hvlllo, Bradford county,
Pennsylvania, Mrs. Edward Forrest, recently
gave birth 10 twin girls who were firmly
united in face to face position from Il Q
breast bono to the abdomen. Thoy lived but
few hours.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09
rUSEnSL NOTICE.

Tue friends and aoquaiu'nuces OF the Iate
COL W. II. Whitla ave hereby notified that
the funeral servi.o, Will be had at st
Mathews Cathedral on Thursday morning
10Th inst. The procession viii move from The
Grand Windsor n tel ON that mornlns at 1880
O'Clock shRrp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

The TrrANs arc warning among them
selves indeed, when two great railroad COM
panies like the Baltimore md Ohio and the
Pennsylvania Central go TO lighting each
other. Yet tho former has brought two
suits against tho latter road for 100000
damages in each suit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

ma following speaks ior,itself, without com
ment from ourselves;
OFFICE DALLAS HERALD,
January 4, lsss.
A. NJ Cochran, ESQ Postmaster, Dallas,
DgAn SIR -llorewitn enclosed we hAnd you
one nandred and twenty-on dollars and
seyeuty osnts, amount bill due for Postage VI
the Daily "A sRALp for last month.
Mo would thank yon, II possible md onnve"
nient to you, 10 furnish us the Information "a
to the eltpparativa circulation of the HERALD
"a agninSt the oshGr pa pers Of north Texas.
Very especially,
.PFuurs, ELLloTr n HALL,
PrsIovFICg, DALLAS, TEXAS, I
January I, 1881.
Messrs. pfouts. Elliott " Hail.
GEyrLEMUS In reply 70 yours u oven date,
eau only state from The best sources Of ini0r-
nation AZ NY command, that the postage pNld
by the Dallas Daily aud Weekly ilsRALp Ia In
excess of that paid by ali 0ther papers Ia north
Texas combined.
Very respectfully,
A. VI. COCHRAN, Postmaster
per Bentley, Assistant Postmaster.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

Two RIVAL steamship companies arc con-
tending for the China trade between TIA,
country and San Francisco. One company
Is known as tho "Paciao Mail' and the other
one MS the "Chine,e Merchant" The latter
is taking flour to China at half dollar a
barrel, and tho Pacific Mail offers 10 tsko II
for one.,hird lesa. 1t Is said tho Chinese
government. is backing tho merchants COM
unv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

Professor Tico informs us that thoro will
be rising barometer, falling temperature
and clear or fair wostner to-day While
tomorrow there vi ba falling barometer
rising temperature and cloudy threatening
waather
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

A DISEASE has broken ont AMONG ih
sheep N Green county, PennsYIvenia in the
shape OF eore mouth that is proving vtry
fatal,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

tn value of the grape and wine product
of California for 1880 10 estimated ~ Sc 50O,-
900. Tue State urnisled over l0,OO0,0O0
gallons Of wine, 100000 gallons Of brandy,
100000 worth Of raisins and grapes for
preserving aud table use to tho value Of
100000 or Sl500J0 moro. The new BRAN
dy % worth q, wholesale Sll5 gallon. Tho
new vineyards that have been planted cover
5000 to 10000 acres. In Sonoma county
alone 1000 scras were planted in vines last
yoar. 10 Napa county tho wine product has
increased from 1870 gallons in 1870 TO
2,iG0 900 last year, Land lit for wine grow
ing may be had for SIS to Sl25 an acre
according to location and soil.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

H.e-NO1IOE-The Littla Giant Ia the cheap
use. Mr. Cox ls.now In Dallas, and has made
ARA gemonts with thIee Of the best shops In
Dallas to put up his planters, ana wishes ia
say to the farmers thut If they want plouter
that win do their wor; up Just right, to call on
him, and hu will snow them ono Any one
waati1g to buy county rights can yet them
cheap, ana can double their money la two
week., NJ they can get them put mp in Dallas
snd sell them Without any trouble. MIR Cos
can be found at Kent's hotel any tlme lhs
week. II you want bargaiR call add see him
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed pro-
posals for removing house, rebuilding cEim-
MY and fence ON certain lot IN the city of
L Has, will be received by the city onginee
r. III the 10Th inst. For full particulars apply
city engineer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

Mrs. L. A. BANKS hiss discovered II gold
mine ON her farm near Hamburg, New Jer-
sey. The quartz yields thirty-two ounces of
silver and 3S2 ounces of gold to the ton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

rs'NoTlCE IL hereby given that Henry
Loeb and Henry Friedlauder, uudsr the trim
name OF Loeb Il Frieilander, are The only uuc.
cessot OF the late ilrm Of Ike Loeb " Co, and
they alone ART authorized to transact all bus
inens pertaining to said late firm. The public
generally are notified of thie fact and requested
to call upon aud correspond only with said
Loeb Y Frteilander In I'll matters connected
with said ato 1rm. We are still at our old
stand corner Camp and Lamar SITS, where
We will serve our customers with the same DIS
patch as heretofore.
LOEB q FRIEDLANDER
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

LONDON has $500, 900 population and u
Are department oAly 406 strong snd useo only
hand engines.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

q esh yong man TO lady hc has jus! es
10 tho dlniug-ro IN At \ literary gath
Y. "Are you paftil to Lamb's Tai ~
Indignant young lady, after exhibiting much
uncalcd for surprss, IN, nor mutton
heads, either " Il Yoakers Statesman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09
Dissolution and Go partnership.

The partnership heretofore eXlstiu- between
NJ. u. darlington and II T. Underwood, uu-
dor the llrm name Of Darlington 4 [ der.
wood, sthis day dissolved hy mutual cous, 4,
IL r. Underwood retiring. 1he bu ,incss viii
hereafter he carried On by NJ. n, Gntlingtou
and Thomas Eirld, who have entered i0ln a
partnership under the name OF Gnrluptpo s..
fiold, Nj. u, GARilSGIO
IL y, USDtRNOl ,,
THOMAS FlEt.N.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

There are nov lurce I'm ,ri States wa,
vcs.e'. a chored Ia tha river at NV 0rlean
Ito Kearago, tho Alliance and the aagsh
Tennessee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

THE German Empire has II population OF
1914, 172
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09
CALL F0E AN ALDERMAN.


DALLAS, Texas, January 8, 1881.
Enc Tolliyer, Esq
Dear strive. the undersigned citizrne Of tho
second ward of the city Of Dallas recognize In
YOU business man of Nc ming worth and
ability and,heg Of y GU to become c nd date for
tho ollce0, councilman OF the second ward.
Election April 5th, 1881.
MANY VOTERS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09

DURING A fotuight las, August IN Eng
land; ncerl. two hundred children were sent
jeil, AMI Enghnl boasts Of her humanity
aud her civilization.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-09
Observation-Disclosures
SONS K. T HING
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.

There exists u means of SO.
curing a soft and brilliant
Complexion, no matter how
poor II may naturally be.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm il u
delicate and harmless article,
which instantly removes
Ercckles, Tan, Redress,
koughness, Eruptions, Vulgar
F'ushings, ETC., etc. no deli.
cate and natural are It's effects
that Its use is not suspected by
anybody.
No lady has the right to pre-.
sent u disligured face in society
when the Magnolia Balm issold
NY oil druggists for IS cents.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-06-04
NpuVelles.

En- Europe, les potentats sentent
ieurs tr6nes vermonlus, pret a s'6crou-
Ter. Le' ear de Iussie est dams des
transes mortelles. Dernierement on a
vouln le rGgaler dune salade sacree
Iarsenic. Guiilaume, le sondard allie
mand volt trouble, sa police Il d6cou
vert un complot, on devait flire derail-
Ter le train imperial. De ce co nouvel
avortement, Bismarck est fnrieux, on
astente aussi ses .jours precieux ct le
Reichtag allemand Sc montre de plus en-
plus indocile aux volontes du Maftre.
Panvre Bismarck, il veut d6capitaliser
Berlin car on n'encence plus lie fourbe
prussien.
En- Espagne ct Italie, les parts s'agi-
tent dams cette derniere nation, lie mi
nistere donne sa demission ct nm GER
tain malaise regne Il Rome, en- Sicile ct
Il Milan
La France, senle de toutes les nations
europ6ennes est celle qni a lie moins d
craindre de l'ordre social actuel. Com
me sa sseur d'Amerique ellie est republic
caine men deplaise au Cretteur d'Aucn
ct au eomtc de Chambor,l. Nul nat
tenie aux jours des presidents de R6pu-
blique, car sill d6plait au peuple, celui
eli qui est souverain, peut dun seul mot
trainer i la baru tout maitre arrogant.
La chambre des deputies vote, CONNIE
on s'y attendait, Ia loi sur le scru in de
liste. NJ. Gambetta est intervenu per-
sonnellement daus les debats. II eX-
pose les raisons qui doiveny faire prefe-
rer l,6iection des deputies par d6parte
ment d felection par reimbursement.
La maiorite s'est ralliee ses vues.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1881-06-04

lalsse pas geler pour reserver sol
mails a un usage plus legitime. Lie
Iowo- State Register envisage Ia
question sous un autrespoint dc
vue. L'editeur de ce Journal q
fait lessai du maIs en- 6pis CONNIE
combustible ct a trouvee quill rem
placait avantageusement lie char.
bon dams les poeles. LIE cout de
la culture da maIs dams l'Iowa est
81 minime qn'il devient une cues
ton d'economie de lie cuitiver SUR
les prairies pour le chanffage, au
lieu d'importer du charbon on de
planter des arbres, dams les loca-
lites eloignees des chemins de FER.
La culture dun acre de mais ne
coute que Sc, tout frais compris, ct
produit so boisseaux ou $500 IL
vres, 6quivalant a une tonne trois
quarts de charbon. A Is cents lie
boisseau, prix le plus eleve qu'at-
TENT le maIs dams les comtes pri.
YES de lignes ferr6es, le prodult
reyient a aussi bon march6 que lie
charbon a 81 la tonne. Deux
boisseaux de mais sufiisent a ali
menter un feu de famiile toute la
jonrnee, meme pendant les plus
grands froids. La culture du
mais offre en- out-e lavantage de
he demander que le dixieme du
temps qu'exigerait celle des arbres,
ct il nest pas probable que lie fer
mier de FIowa renonce a Sc servir
de ce combustible economique de
siI0t.