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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-17
NO. IS.

the papers alluded to merely wish to in
crease the sale of their wares. The conclu-
sions of the committee on other points are
we have only To add. that upon a full exam
ination We are much pleased TO find the in
st,uton fully up to the highest standard of
efficiency. ia all its departments; and ii is
with feelings of pride and pleasure that we
fully endorse the management of the Hos
pital and commend this great charge TO the
people of Maine, We would bespeak for it
such intelligent fostering care nj the hands
of the Legislature, as shall enable it to adopt
such elements of progress rs may enable il to
bear its full share in contributing to the pro-
gress of treatment in this speciality of medi-
cal practice. Real progress however is quite
different from the wild theories of specu-
lation. II has been shown in this investigation
that il is easier To decry existing methods
than To improve upon them. Ii is with much
pleasure that we have observed the tranquil
ity with which the friends of patients have
viewed the investigation; undisturbed hy SEN
sational reports in newspapers from other
States. and un iismayed by the tales of dis
carled servants and disappointed men, they
have almost without exception calmly await
cd the verdict of your Committee, Mt the close
of the investigation.
To these friends. and to the people of
Maine. Your honorable bodies may unhcsi-
tatngly commend the Maine Insane liospi-
tai a entirely worthy of their confidence and
support. All of which is very respectfully
submitted
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Notice..

DR.. Croker In. moved to aofe, NSn' :, "a ce.h
nay be toena Als novlSf6
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OrrucE OF CITY MARSHAL,

ArGusrA, Maine, December IL, 1850
AGREEABLE to the above order Of the Mayor. s;!y a.,
AZ rnfifv ali parties that on and after TINS oate
he,eTy ..dv enforce the City Ordinance prohibiting
l;;na on the public streets and walks OF tins e,,y
I III ofIeniers will receive the full genalty OF ,ne
ordinance -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-17

Senator Malone Indignantly rescnts the
idea that he is TO be bound by the dictates of
n democratic caucus. lie was elected by the
people Of Virginia. every member Of the
Legislature chosen by the readJuster party
having been instructed during the canvass to
vote for him for Senator, and owing no ale
glance to the democratic party as such.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-17

\ serious danger threatens the vine cuI
turc on the Pacific coast. The phyloxera
the destructive enemy Of vineyards, has made
its appearance in several reproducing see
tion- Of California. During the past five
wears. 600. 900 acres Of vintage have been ru-
ined by the pest California has Of late taken
high rank as a wine producing region and it
is to be much regretted that the appearance
of this Obstructive agent will probably do an
incalculablc amount Of injury to this impor-
taBt industry
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On the part Of
the Senate.

+. l.. P,rrANG On the part Of
NAHUM L. HUI the Senate.
A. Z. MoRRiLL.
n ~ W. On the part of
ELERN +. Goss, .u
J. &. MARBLE. ''
VI. W. SARGENT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-17

Friends and relatives of patients are always
admitted. and the general public on all week
days except Saturday. So great has been
the desire of the management that the public
should have the fullest knowledge Of the Hos
pital that at times visitors have been admit
ted on Saturday and Sunday. Teams are
often sent to trains and other places to facili-
tate the visits of people who would not other
wise visit the institution
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FINANoIAL MATTERS.

Your Committee has in no instance heard
of any rumors or complaints regarding the
financial management of the institution In
fact the attorney for the prosecution expressed
the fullest confidence in the financial manage
ment of the Hospital and no charges having
been made YOUR Committee did not think it
necessary to examine into the financial man
agement Of the institution.
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' E>TILATiON.

This very important subject has been the
subject of examination. The apparatus for
This purpose is shown by its results to be eff
cient. The air in the wards throughout the
buildings was on every OCCASION when visited
BY members of the Committee. found to be
good and no bad odOrs were present.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22
GENERAL PRESS.


Mr.. Kelly is showing signs of true con-
rition. Whether this is to be attributed
d the moral celebrations of Mr.. George
rs or TO certain fit OF economy over
king those eminent contractors in anti
rtnOpoly, the firm of Chittcnden and
kurber, or to whatever cause, matters lit
u The democratic convention at Albany
|>sired not the death of Mr.. Kelly. but
Nv that he might shake off the tyranny of
hht mysterious 'rammany Boss who
Pms to have been making merchandise
& him for long time past with MIR.
Rorge Bliss. The nomination by Mr..
Billy of Mr. John McKeon, as district at
fney is a symptom of newness of life not
I be mistaken. 1t shows that Mr.. Kelly
IS at last laid TO heart the singing les.
BIS read to him aud the "Tammany Boss
} so many occasions by Mr.. McKeon,
fo went among the first into the work
recognizing the New York county de.
locrucy in order to break up, in his own
BIRDS, "the hordes of plotting place
plders and political janissaries who wear
le livery of Tammany.' 1t is understood
30 that Mr.. Kelly has addressed an elo-
bent appeal to Mr. Charles +. Maclean
Treating him to become an alderman,
III another not less eloquent to Mr.. Til
,n, begging him to withdraw his recent
tier and to consent to become a candidate
the goyernorslip in lSS2,-[New York
;prd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22
For sale.

Block q. 5. NJ, situated near the crossing Of
the Texas Pacific and Houston & Texas Cen.
trail railways, In East Dallns, containing G IL
acres OF land; \ fine, native forest growth, and
\ prairie, bounded by Swiss Avenue, Good,
Live Oak aud Cantagrel streets, and inolosed
with good Bots Arc post and fnc plank fence.
No healthier or more desirable place can DO
found In the city. on II are Ave dwelling
houses, The main building Is concrete and
frame, with two rooms 20 feet square, four rooms
IS feet square, dinlug and cook rooms verandas
and balconies Belonging tot are good stables,
ou,'horses, horse lot and well Of cool pure and
never failing wator The other houses are for
tenants, contaning.from two to four rooms, with
Enclosures OF 5ONl00 feet and supplied with
water from well of excellent water In the
center of the block For u largo manuiactory Il
oilers superior advantages and facilities Alta
depth of twcnty-soYen feet water IN incxhatst-
iblc quantity can BE- found, and n track of two
blocks will connect II with the \, e r. or II. Il
7 {. railways-in fact with the whole railway
system OF the city. For Investment the capt
tollst can And none safer or better II Is offered
IA whole. lfnot sold soon 1t VIII he leased for
tcrmOl years or pNrlitlonca aud offered for
sale IN lots TO suit purchasers For terms, etc,
apply TO JONES & MURPHY,
Land Agents, 40 Main street, or 10
JOHN ]. GOOD,
Attorney at Law, Cl9 Elm Street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22
,FSArE CONVENTIONS.

III is evident that there will be large
nount Of contention in the senate for the
|Ht two years, unless the composition of
Rt body should be modified blythe death
enators in the meantime. The compo-
on of committees, the selection of minor
Hcers, and great variety of topics will
nnish grounds for quarrel, SO far from
<ace being secured by neither party having
working majority, as grandmotherly per-
pms used to suppose, that is the Surcst
leans to provoke quarrels. Some of the re-
p0licans, notably Mr.. llawley, Of Connec-
Put, do not mean to spend their energies
lighting for MIR. Gorham's claim to the
fcretaryship. They must not forget, how
Fer that Mr., Gorham and Mr.. Malone are
plltical twins. Mr.. Gorhams elevation
Ias, one part Of the bargain made with the
1ader Of the Virginia repudators, and, un
Pess 1t is effected, Mr.. Malone may finish
p career as u repudiator by repudiatinl
Iis new allies. We hope they arc ready and
filling to take that risk,-[Philadelphil
forth American.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22

Evidences of industrial activity through.
olit the south are OF the most striking char
acter. Important railroad extensions are
ID progress in nearly all the southern states.
mining enterprises are being prosecuted
xhh unprecedented vigor and success; cot
ton mills and other manufacturing estab-
|isllments are going into operation, and pub
|io and private Improvements everywhere
Indicate a spirit Of confidence in the future.
Dehind all these, and constituting a solid
basis of prosperity, is the steady develop
ment Of agricultural interests, whereby the
prpduct of the leading staples of that sec
tor is steadily increasing. The flow of
capital from the great money ccnters of this
country and Europe into the southern
states, growing larger year by year, until
The financial stringency that crippled enter
prise for years after the close the war is no
|onger seriously felt, and distrust of securi-
~ for life and property, which has been
for political purposes, is dying
)ut, and a correct appreciation of the adj
fantages presented in that portion of the
.ollntry Mr. well-directcd enterprise in all
apartments ofindustry, is taking the place
II BITTERNESS and dstrust which have so
ohg diverted labor and capital into other
Ields, The future Of the south is full of
,rOmiSe.- New York Sun.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22
WHERE TnE GROWS HOVER.

Where the carrion smells loudcst the
Grows hover and finally alight. Mahone's
desperate ioray on the Virginia bondhold-
ers having received the cordial appreciation
OF oilice-holding and oilice-giving republi-
canism, Congressman Jorgcnsen, whose first
instinct of honesty repealed him from such
society, has finally dismissed his qualms and
Joined the raiders. 1t is sad to reflect that
this statesman throws away an honorable
name and the respect of decent men for a
purely imaginary gain, for it is not to be
credited that the citizensof Virginia trained
in the doctrines Of political morality, can be
Eseduced into joining conspiracy against
public credit and common decency so thin
Ily yelled as the foray that Malone has or
ganized out Of the ignorant, the greedy and
| the lawless ranks of Virginia society. II is
true, that administrative pressure, backed
by the rewards Of place held up as the re-
ward of dishonor, may for the moment
blind the thoughtless, but II will require
the proof Of the election itself to shake the
confidence Of the country at large in the
steadfast integrity of the Virginia voters.
States have turned robbers en- masse, but
not such states as Virginia, Philadelphia
Fines.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22
GENERAL LoYGsrREET.

II There is quite feeling in favor of pro-
notnced recognition of General Longstrcet
by the new administration. Many 20 so
Tar as to think he ought to have place in
the cabinet. They point to the fact that
Key was given place by Hayes to concili-
ate the conservative element of the south,
but there has been no such recognition of
the active and radical element there, which
has fought and sacrificed everything for the
of repubicanism Longstrcet
was one of the most gallant confederate
leadcrS, and has been one of the most de-
termined republicans. He has been ostra-
Eised and denounced by many of his old
friends because of his course; but when he
laid Down his arms he surrendered in earn
est, and has never sought to renew the
strife. He has been most bitterly pursued
but has always remained steadtast. and it is
but natural that the southern republicans
9hpuld feel grateful to and enthusiastic
oyer him, Whether circumstances will
permit ofhS appointment or not, republi-
Fans have a great admiration for Long
<treet, and will welcome his advancement,
field it may come, most cordi-
lntcr-Occan.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22

John, what's that in your pocket my
son" Mother its package ofBlackwcll's
Fragrant Durham Bull Smoking Tobacco.
We boys have just found out, that it makes
the best, sweetest and mildest cigarette in
tie world. The girls all smoke with us
now. Won't you have one mother?i
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22
@iseellaneons ualants.


WASrBp--A seams,ress, one that has some
W experience in dress making on ,hs co,,,ar
VI emerson ana Jackson Mrs.J " Thompson.
IO LET-Rooms, furnished or uufnrnishcd
win or withou, board, at lOi Ross avenue
WANTBD.-A white woman 10 do caoklns,
w ana general house work An eldr,iS
woman Preferred Apply At once to
MRS. ], A. WORK
,,,,,,,,, ov.r 7Sl Main street.
hoAAs HOCsE-pO7 Main street naor
1 sycamore, Dallas, Texas rates O. so pSr day,
BOARD by the week or month Street cars 80
ny hvuse, run within two squares OF each depot
Ine mouse Is now and well furnished fhn
npie VIII be supplied with tho best tho market
-.o.tS, -.----- w. THOMAS
WANTED-Agenn for our new and comnie,,,
LIE OF President Garfield" Fully Ins.
uaeed. Agents, this Is your chance IN mato
mWy for terms, etc. address Texas Book q
blplo Co. "a Main street, Dallas, Texas
WANTED-R Residence with or ? rooms. ,xiT
Kim street Apply " az
WANTED frs,.clsss carpenters to work
~, on section houses, depots and round houses
~ Gesno vi loyah. steady winters lob and wages
~ 80 PIT uay' For further information and
transportation, inquire at Patterson's. on Lamar
street of A. Brovnlee. contractor > vi i'ai'"r
WANTSD--,O bridge carpenter. To work ON
=. 1. 4 NJ C. Ry. Apply 10 NJ d. Fanit
SS,uPeInlenueht Caldwell Il Nicely. contragtnrs
III Main street Dallas, Texas.
WANTED-A tlrst-class carriage trim,ncr, No
other need apply. Also Il good blnrksni,b
nolPoI, az 100 anu fiO commerce street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22
Notice 70 railroad Contractors.

go miles ready to let on the Texas & st. Louis
railway, in Arkansas.
Prices for grading, Is 10 IL cents.
Clearing and grubbing $40 TO eos per acre
specifications and profles can be seen at tho
office OF the chief engineer. r. L. Cobb at Little
Rock. Ark Z, or New Madrid, Mo
D send bids 70 me at New Madrid, Mo-, or corner
Fourth and Pine streets, 81 Louis
GEO. b IIIBBARD,
Chief Contractor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22

;, As long as ducls are bloodless there is Il
disposition to laugh about them and de.
clare the participants silly fools, but when
one results In murder there Is widespread
almost universal feeling Of shame that the
practice is permitted in civilized land,
and of horror that human life should be
held so cheap. This absurd and dangerous
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22
A CONFIRMED ADsENrEE.

Arizona will he delighted that John C..
Fremont has resigned as us governor Out
rhcre they had nothing against him save
|that they didn't know anything of him and
Inevcr saw anything ufhim. lie was u con.
|lrmod absentee. Il CHICAGO Times
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22
TuE ropg's DISTRESS.

The pope is evidently in distress. He re.
news his assurance that he can never accent
accomplished facts without falling in his
duty. When duty compels man TO resist
accomplished facts, II Is plainly the worst
for-the Cincinnati Commercial.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22
IOuv KrILy Non IfArry,

Mr.. Kelly few short weeks ago expressed
his consuming anxiety 10 see state con-
Mention which would dare to exclude Tam.
many Hall His wish has been gratilcd.
World.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22

composing room up u 8. m.
Al 0OD SOLD AND SELLING Rapidly
CO.OOO Agents wanted-ro supply the
enormous demand for the only complete mn.
thenue and tlly Illustrated Life OF President
Garneld ever published A thrilling story 81
now he rose nom Obscurity To fame Especially
iul regarding his Cabinet conflict with ConE.
ing, attempted assassination, wonderful surci.
cal treatment account OF death; also full mar.
uculars of funeral, etc Ably written. embel.
nshed with steel portrait: also line lkenesscs on
me surgeons Cabinet Mrs GARFIELD, etc. low
price, By far the fastest selling book ami
circulars free Liberal terms Outfit sA,
Address at once JOHN BURNS, Publisher III
Olive street 81 Louis 80
NorlCR,-strayed nom 4ai BRYAN street, bal.
~ Las on the loth Of Oclobora small biack
mule branded c X. joined and reversed, on len
snouluer Any one restoring or giving any In.
formation a, The above address with DO rewarded.
40 Acres OF splendid farming land n Amber
" county near the town % Archer. anl within
the coal belt Titles perfect For sale, or will
efehange Tor Dallas real estate or any pood
personal property Address, .tatua Kind of
property offered, ARCHER, HERALD office.
$40 Acres of good land and perfect title In Cola.
" man county, Texas, To exchange for cottsge
IN Dallas, or small property in vicinity. Address
TRADE, 81. George Hotel
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22
DoEs eoRHAN REFINE?

There's trouble ahead Gorham sticks.
Malone says he must stick, and that the
republican caucus must vote not only for
him, but also for Riddleberger. Gorham
announceshis continued candidacy in the pa
per ownedby Brady, .otthe routes. He says:
"That the alleged minds OF busybodies may
be at rest, the information is hereby volui-
teered that Mr.. Gorham has not retired
from candidacy for secretary of the senate,
for which office he was nominated in March
last by . unanimous vote Of full caucus
of republican senator's, Furthermore, it Is
well enough TO say that Mr. Gorham will
not retire--preterring TO remain in the field
until majority of the senate shall elect
HIM or some other person to the place"
There are some republican senators who
Object, but what are they going to do
about IT. What can they do about itwhen
they are bound to vote according TO the
dictates of their own caucus?-IChicago
Times
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22

If the democrats are looking about for
something else to snatch. there Is George
n: Gorham. They will be allowed TO keep
him. New York Tribune.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22
Railroad Notice,

There will he held meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Dallas & Wichita Railroad Com.
pany at the general eilice of the company, In
the city OF Dallas, on Thursday the 18th day of
December 1881, for the purpose named In tho
following resolution.
Resolved; That meeting Of stockholders OF
the DslasN Wichita Railroad Company be called
to meet the onlce OF said company In the city
Of Dallas, at the hour Of II o'clock noon the 1jtk
day Of December \, u, iSSl, for the purpose of
deciding upon the amount Of not exceeding
twenty thousand dollars per mile, OF bonds
which may be issued and negotiated bv this
company for the purpose of completing eunipiug
and Improving It's line Of railroad, aud paying IN
Indebtedness, nom the city Of Dallas Ia Denton
IN Denton county as may be determined. and 10
TX the rate of Interest ON such bonds, aud To
authorize said bonds Ia be secured by n frat
mNgigRlO lihs'pEOpeIiy, franchises, rights and
privileges OF san company and that notice of
said meeting be given, rs required by law. And
at the same time and place there VIII he hold A
meeting Of the board Of directors Of said cor.
porallon for the transaction Of such business as
may come bcforeit.
Dallas, october :. ISL J. VI MCCoRNucK
scc'y Dallas 4 Wichita Railroad Company
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22
Hats, Hats, Hats.

The leading styles of stiff, fur, silk and
Stetson's fine, soft hats in all styles and col
ors,to be found at Leon Kahn's bat and shoe
store, 60i Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22
Straucd.

STRAYBD OR sroLEN-From the Chicago,
- Texas & Mexican Central engineering camp,
on Muddy creek in Collin county, n bay mare
about IN hands high, branded on the lci shout.
Ger j. with circle nj the top. A liberal reward
VIII be paid for the return OF the mare 10 the
oiice OF the z. 4. & N. c. road In this city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22

custom seems to be quite fashionable in
Virginia this fall, and something should be
done TO make it disgraceful. l.. L. Lewis.
United States district attorney, who en-,
gagged in a duel recently, should be per-
emptorlly dismissed from office by the
president. When congress meets, Mr..
WISE, who has been elected a member of
the mousse OF representatives, should be re-
disqualify man from holding any position
OF honor or trust. Fla few examples were
made of those violatOrs of both human and
divine law there would not be so MANY
duels.-lChicago lnter-0cean. 80 .
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22
2'husician.

physician AND sgRGHoy-Dr. Morton
Office over Exchange bank building. resi-
dence S>S san Jaccnto street. telephone at rssi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22
Notice.

All persons having claims against the estate
OF William u. White, deceased. are hereby
notified to present the same 10 the UNDERSIGNED
within the time prescribed by law, and all
persons indebted 10 said estate are hereby no.
titled TO come forward and make immediate
payment. The Undersigned were appointed
administrators of said estate on the 9TH day OF
October, ISL andrcsldo In Dallas county, Texas,
and their postonlcels Lancaster, IN said county
and state. WOODIS r. WHITE and
FRANK NJ. WHITE,
Ad'mrs. Of VIM. l. White deceased.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22
Truentp-a:iue Cent Column.
5lotices.

NoTICk-Adyer,issments may be handed into
= our business ofies up Ia Sp, m. and into lho
composing room up " q. IN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-22
2.or 9alr.

toh SALE-Fiye ponies, three heavy and two
- nsh', suitable for families one extra
lu1y rldlhg horse Call at 2l3 Main street
k'oR SALE-A suburban home. CONSISTING NJ
mouse with four rooms, an out.houS9 n
EVpi cisIern ana two and halfOr three acres of
laId situaiitcd three fourthS of A mile nnrib of
We courthouse, on Cedar Springs road lust nnt.
sue 81 the city of Dallas For terms apply 10 j
ullesple attorney ut law, office fiU Main
street, Dallas, Texas Wv ''"'''
EoR SAlE-At u sacrifice, a pair of splendid
oNyhydrogen lanterns, perfect dissnlying
apparatus. Complete outfit, over 200 elegant
views ut Henry COINS Loan Office 7oS Main
street wv ''"'''
TOR SALE.-Twelyc sections of land IN Tom
ufceh ana Floyd counties Texas. Address
I. w ABNRY Denton. Texas.
Rols d ARC posts and blocks for sale.
~ T. II DALEY,
.-.,,,, Forney Texas.
E'OE sALE,-On easy terms, 81. George Hotel
=, = seventy -hye feet front on Main street. ey-
cIuins 10 commerce street. three stories high.
containing siSty.hve rooms. Apply TO 'S''
EoR SALIENT bargain. good a,yc,li,,,
house and lot well located. '''''s
., poms.. -. or. BowsER.
E'ok sALB-A splendid farm of over GOA acres
L OF rlch black land, situated on White Rock
cIeSk, amour ten miles north from Dallas and
midway between Dallas d Wichita and Uonston
Texas central railroad. Nearly 100 acres vol
lcncSu anu III cultivation. Five tenant houses
aihPle llhber ana an abundant supply of well
NM spring water. Bounded on the east Inv
White Rock creek For sale chenp and on 90
Mrms by Jones Murphy, land agents oilice 70,
Main street. eN'''' ''i'' va