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AZ Cleveland.
Hpecinl Dispdfch o Ehe ReQiHer.

CLEVELAND, May sl.-The situation here
is practically unchanged, both parties
standing out firmly, with no immediate
prospects of compromise. Iron and steel
constitutes Cleveland's chief industries, so
that the practical closing of these branches
of trade will be seriously felt. Last year
the product of these industries amounted
to So, ass, ,4s2; capital invested being $, $780,
042. This is distributed among ten estab-
ishments employing in the year 1880 Ito be
accurately 1888 men and boys; consuming
in materials s6,4s1, ,5O6, and paying out in
wsges 81 90, 237. Since then they have largely
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Paying the Interest.

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-The quarterly in:
terest on registered stock four and half
per cent funded loan of 1891, due June LIST,
1882, amounts to g, 063, ,597, of which $751;
236 goes to foreign holders, 1914, ,466 to
national banks, and 81 ,6S4, 1873 to domestic
holders. The checks required TO pay this
interest, 1851 in number, were mailed
tO-day
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DIS MONIES, Ia, May 3L-The family
from Bermuda, en- route to this city, who
suddenly became insane and left the train
at Abba and fed to the fields. have been
found, and have come to their right mind:
The cause of their alteration is supposed
to be ignorance and fear of being robbed,
as they had considerable money with them.
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DeIikerate Hapaae.

LITTLE ROCK. May 3i.-sssurdsy, In
lafayette county, on the LouIsians border.
Q negro named Wade Reed. was rspri-
msnded by Mrs. Reeves for passing throasA
her yard and leaving . fence ssh down.
He lei., ..; ..: returned soon altar With gun,
evidently looking for ths lsdy. s.s sos
finding her found Mr.. Reeves and hred
10th barrels, riddiing Reeves body with
shot, and producing Instant death.
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FOUND DEAD.
The Result or q Drunken Kpree.

Ine heSUIt o. u DEumAeo pSSr<s
GREESsBuRG, Pa. May Sl.-News has just
reached here that this morning about fve
o'clock us Mr.. Proctor was on his way 10
work he found two men, Joseph Davis and
Josph Guy, lying huddled together on the
board. walk leading to J. ID. steIcu's house
on Bull.hill. On investigation he found
that Davis was dead and the condition Of
Guy was very critical. Tho latter, however,
may possibly I've resusticated. Joseph
Davis has q family and lived on the hill for
a number Of years. Guy came from EnG.
land last February and has been boarding
with Mr.. Proctor since. The fact that nothing
about them was touched disposss Of all sus-
picion Of foul plsy. The general opinion here
is that they are the victims OF an overdose
of whisky. They left home together about
o'clock with o small amount OF money. but
at what hour they left for home II not
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-01

for the eleven months of 1o,222OOo, The
receipts for May are $l6,s47, ,1S,- being
more than collected in any one month
since the bulk Of the war taxes were sbolI
ished. 2 SIS sBasE
The session of the House was consumed
in discussing the Mackey-o'Connor cases.
Several additional speeches were made,
after which the resolution seating Mackey
was adopted by vote of $50 to 8, and he
came forward and was sworn in, and thus
another member was added to the majority.
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II the Grabbed old bscheiof who uttered
this sentiment could but witness the tn'
tense thought, deep study and tbosou{h
investigation Of women in determining tne
best medicines TO keep their families veil,
and would note their ssgscity and wisdom
in selecting Hop Bitters q ths bst and
aemonstratipg 10 By keeping thsif tsmnses
In perpetual health, at mere nomin9 q.
pense. he would be forced 70 ackno!iedes
that such sentiments sre besess1 ma faass.
-Pidr1tn<. 81
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England.

.LoYDON May 31.-The London papers
print story that both Gladstone and Har-
court have been warned; that at the recent
Irish meeting in London the hope was ex-
mated next, and this expression was re.
ceived with loud and significant applause.
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Fatal Array IN Texss.,

KAUYNAs, TEXAS, May 3i.-W. y. Thomp.
SON, respectable citizen living two miles
south Of here, was shot and killed yestsr.
day by negro, Abe Thomas. The parties
had falling out about batch OF oats, and
Thompson arrived with rife, went 10 tbs
negros house, words passed and Thompson
fred Ut the negro. the ball passing over hts
bead. The negro fred twioe with double
barreled shotgun. the second shot taking
effect in Thompson's head, producing In
slant death.
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ay...d CIerxyms..

: Even the prtience Of Jo6 would become
exhausted were he preacher and endeay.
oring to interest his audience while they
were keeping up an incessant coughing.
making it impossible for him TO be heard
Vet. how very easy can all this be avoided
by simply using Dr.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds Trial
Bottles 10 cents at Logan d Co.'S Drug
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PERSONAL
s,s.inl pi.r,ntrI b the Reaiste.

SPecldE DFSpdtch 70 NE heyEStsI. =
WAsHNGToN, May Si.-Cel. Z. w. 5,
Moore has been called to his home at FAIR
mont, ". Va, in consequence of the death,
yesterday, of. his father. f-.. -- -
Among the visitors at the capital to-day
were Mr.. James F. Anderson, of Bellaire,
Ohio, and ex-School Commissioner Byrne,
of Charleston, W. Va.
The family of Senator Davis, Of West Vir-
ginia, left, tonight, for Deer Park, Nd,
whsre thsy wiz spend thessnmnsr.1k 1as =
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wanAsH, Iso., May sL-Ysstsrdsy tss
two.yesr-dd daughter Of Ab HaaA hvteg
In South Wabash, fell into . tab of hst
water, which hsd bean lsN Standing o the
4 ,bort time sftsrvnrd. neasiy tbs vhsls
body of the infant wae cooked be(ofs IL
couid Be- TAKEN from The tuh.
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yo,,.,e. for Farmer. and mechanics.

Thousands of dollars can, Be saved by
using proper judgment in taking care OF
the health of yourself and family: IL you
are billions, have sallow complexion, poor
appetite, low and depressed spirits, and
generally debilitated, do not delay
moment, but go at once and procure Q
bottle of those wonderful Electric Bitters,
which never fail to cure, and that for tne
trifling sum Of fifty cents.-If'bnHe. Soid
nv Iopan * Co. -a
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sxscER, Isp., Msy si.-Chssies Allen, Q
young mon about twenty-five yesn old.
employed st scullen & Flsninss qusfry,
five miles east Of here. was badly fsjunsd
yesterday BY premsturs sxpIeo0 %
powder. His hssd and fecs wefe t:ueay
bruised, and his recovery 70 doubtful.
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AtCumherlantl.

CUMBERLAND, MD, May 31.-0ne hundred
miners. mostly Austrians for the Consoli.
dated Coal Company. arrived, to-day, and
were placed under police protection.
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Anniversary Meetfng. .

BosroS. MASS, May 31.-The congrega.
houal. societies held their anniversary
meeting to-day. The missionary associa-
ton has received in seven months $l6l 81,
and confidence is expressed that the $500,
Oc0 asked this year will be contributed
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o oDivision-NnSn--.,

-, May 3l-Patriek Ecaa thus
y, e president Of the Land IsaSna aus
.cu,. uaSf o. a division is an Invention
- Wy, Parnell, Dillon, Dayitt ana ana
-, 'u thorough accord. Amerirsn
"a aely ihst there will bg no sTr'
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H., Oswald Ottendorfer has pre-
la building costing $4,000 to the
Work German Hospital.
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Bebt Statement {.

WASHINGTON, May S1.-The estimated de-
crease of the public debt for May is about
ten millions, being less than usual, on ac-
count of heavy pension payments during
the month,
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xllle1 ;, ISSSsaio0 ne ness.

Cossr.svrLL., Kr,, Nay st.-A Nr. Rssd
and bis companion. during ssvsfs storm,
took refuge In . barn whih riding nsaf
here. md the barn wss struck byHeAtniag.
and Reed snd the two boss0 vsss taseaee
" killed, while the osbsS nsa - kepex'
ed senseiess, but soon Seeovefod
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,,,s Wvlie has a firm grip on the
/ ! 0f Ranchero Dorsey's Overalls, and
1 - = fresh twist every day.
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Lospos, Or. Msy sL-John Brown, City
Chamberlain for . quarter Of . century,
fatally shot himself A charge Of crooked.
ness in his accounts unsettled his mind
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LAscAsrxs. Pa, Msy N-fbs miiiissy
stofe of OollschaIk 4 Ledssmas - -.
seed by fire and water 70 The s1neass q
$4,000; fnsurspcs 5000:
PrTpAn, Cess. Ney u.-nhs 49,
block ~ burned, this monine. - ~
s1ioinipe buildipGy wers bed1y denaee6
- SO.Ooo; partially ineared
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OHRcial Resigned.

DALLAS. TEXAS, May 3l.-George L. San
ders, chief official under Manager Hoxie, in
the Texas and Pacific Railway service. has
resigned, and is succeeded by Division
Superintendent Dudley, of the Iron Noun
tain Railroad
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By the use OF FellowS Syrup of Hypo.
pbospbites the blood r speedily vitaltted
and purified, and 20 made capable q pro
ducine 4 sound mind md body.
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I, PHILADELPHIA. May 3i.-Chailes Nelson
killed Charles Kaligg during q quarre
Both were Finland sailors.
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lis 4 ST. Louis man who has not
t,bsJ for twenty-six years. He never
f. snvthing but the st. Louis papers.
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REvTrALrzIxG the blood Is absolutely
necessary for the cure of general debility,
weakness, lassitude, &c. The best enricher
of the blood Is Browns Iron Bitters.
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Defaeins . Monument.

LANCASTER, Pa, May Si.-Last night some
miscreants defsced the handsomest OF
soldiers monuments on the grounds Of the
State Normal School, at Aillersvilie, by
bespatteriDg it with ink and other SUP
stances. The monument Is permanently
ruined ..--.-
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
The Hannibal and st. Joe Case.

JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, May 3E-The final
hearing of the Hannibal and st. Joe case is
fixed for the 18th of July next, at Cham
bers in Keokuk, Iowa.
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France.
Egypt.

PARIS, May 3l.-The Napoleon, the organ
of the Prince Jerome Napoleon, has sus.
pended for lack of popular support.
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TILE NEWS.

..,r seems to be harmonizing the
sII men out of Office very last.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.
Ireland.

DUBLIN May SILT is believed that the
last of the suspects will shortly be liber-
ated.
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= WHEEIING ~. .YAaTHURsDAY MORNING. JUNE

increased, and it is now safe to say that $s,-,
50o.o00.is paid annually for wages to about
$500 men and boys engagedin the various
capacities in the iron and steel industries.
Under the present circumstances this sum
is lost both to the workers and to .he local
dealers, and cannot but result in great
hardship and more or less Suffering.
The news from other points was anxious
ly looked for. but was received without sur
prise, as the belief that general strike
would be the result, was general on both
s;des . E.r
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~ North American SILK Exchange
t,,.to buy 1000 acres of land in
.trcky, on which to raise the silk
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s.rcock couldn't carry Pennsylvania
IT, Presidency; but between the two
1. he might pick it up on the way
tsrrisburg.
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Mo Union Men Wanted.

CLEVELAND, May 31.-President Chisholm
says the Cleveland Rolling Mill Company
wouldn't be represented in such confer
ence as the Chicago Amalgamated Associa-
tion Committee proposes. He says the
company is in situation, III the works shut
down for repairs, to have their contracts
placed or cancelled. They have more ap-
plicants for employment than could be
given situations. Work will be resumed
when the mills are ready, and no union
men will be hired.
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srarxcnELp. NAS., Nay N-Thsms
PIstberty and two other yosne insn vsrs
drowned In the river q Holyote.
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Vienna international monetary
D,..rcr ns has been postponed until
4 rSSS,
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prnry. is a wonder in itself ftcures the
most hopeless cases Of consumption.
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Chester Park Raeea.

CIYcISSArf, Nav 81. First race. one-half
mile, was won by Ella, ""ay@aId second,
Vanguard third. Time, 81 seconds.
Second race, one and quarter miles. was
won by Aleck:: ::Anent, Hakes second, Hick-
ory Jim third. Time, 2:19.
Third race, mile heats, was won by Pope
Leo, Quebec second, Barometer third.
Time, SO.
Second heat, Pope Leo won the heat and
race in big gallop by four lengths, Ba-
rometer second, Manitou third. Time l:54.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-01

Perman captain of artillery named
Ehrenberg, having written a
PhIet in which he endeavored to
how millions Of marks might be
upon the German war budget an
BY the abolition of useless pomp
pow has been tried by a military
az CaSSel and sentenced TO three
pS Imprisonment, to pay the ex-
OF the trial, and to be dismissed
fhe service. The court found that
d lnsulted the Minister of War,
p as the Imperial body guard, of
ne had contested the utility.
amount Of land to each person in
iited States is S7.Ol acres. The
~ TO each family is Isl. 80 acres.
rge average is made by the vast
SParsely populated land in the
states and the Western Terri
S AS IN Wyoming, where there are
acres to each family. In the
VI tne Mississippi Valley there is
Ply An average of ID acras - tho
anu loo To the family. The
95no1ht OF land to the person il
n Rhode Island, the ayeraSe T ba' =
ba.., Scres, and ll.52 to the family,
y nuset's has an average of $50
= 'ne person and 1855 10 the
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hat suicide is very often contagious
bieyvd by philosophers who have
/ ed statistics, and there seems to be
h at Utica, Y. Y, u remarkable il
h,ion of the case, for three servant
. .have taken their lives in that city
hp a week.
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firm i'm Pittsburg has got out a
+, ,lt for glass shingles, and proposes
b into the manufacture of them.
advantage of using such shingles
h twofOld-cats will be unable to
h a good purchase for concert pur-
and the householder will econO-
on boot leather.
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,sra is no need to hurry of another
/, ,,;e expedition this year. We have
enough of these polar executions
out cause.
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Y people of Chicago are beginning
I've hopes of clean streets, but Gin
ktians are still in the mire. The
b Of that city suggest that the gut
bf that city be leased for truck gar
a. the soil is deep and Of a superior
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-01

\, Edwin Booth has leased the
Irbi Theater, London, for six weeks
I, lime =, on which occasion he will
with Richelieu.
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SPORTING MATTERS.
Bnse bail.

PHILADELPHIA, May oh-Athletics, 10;
Cincipnatis, 1.
BALTIMORE, May 3l.-Baltimores, 2;,~St.
Louis, !.
Troy. n. V, MAY 3l.--Troys, 5; Chicago,
..
PROVIDENCE, X. l., May 3l.-Detroits, 8:
Providence, 4.
BosToS. May 31.-Bostons, :; Buffalos, 13.
WORCESTER, May Si.-Cleyelands, 10;
Worcesters, O.
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j said of Hon. HOratiO Seymour,
Sluring his long political life, though
/; discussions engendered bitter feel
between the antagonistic elements,
fnlself never added a drop Ofgall to
controversy. He lives in retirement
his home in Utica, respected and
fed by men Of all parties.
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|portion of Senator HIPS jaw has
extracted, and there are hopeful
kations ofhi recovery. There are
kd many jaws in this country that
j be better spared than the Georgia
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) 4 fixed fact that the Corinth ca
begun by Nero l,S25 years ago, Is
completed. Better late than never.
ptract has been signed for doing the
at cost of 95,OOO,OOO francs. Cen
urr, a Hungarian, is at the head
enterprise and Paris furnishes the
p. The iSthmus of Corinth Is
"4 miles across and not quite 80
Ugh at the highest point, the aver
feyation being under an 100 feet.
fanal Is to be of the same dimen-
aS that of Suez.
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L. fiscal situation of the municipal
h Cincinnati is so bad that street re-
! are to he discontinued, the police
/ be reduced One-third, and two fire
h,auies are 10 be mustered out.
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to the time of going to press, Nor
I'm had not wholly disappeared
our fair land, but the anti-Poly-
L. law is still on the statute books.
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kwr German newspapers are vener-
j with ace. The Frankfort Journal
years old, the Magdeburg Zeitung
! wears old, and ninety-eight others
lDyer lOO years old
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h. Democrats are doubtless grea
,ierrrs, but they have never made a
,ker of the House out of such ma
4 Keifer, or fallen under the
Ir,hip ola Robson.
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silver mine" in Newburyport,
/ which was sold in 1872, under
h. craze for 800, 900, has recently
.old under the foreclosure of a
gagr for $50.
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pw quickly the enthusiasm of the
+ burns itself out appears from the
fhat the scheme for the erection at
Aington of q Garfield Memorial
ital has well nigh come to a stand
OfthC quarter of a million dollars
red to carry out the plan projected,
about twenty thousand dollars
been obtained, and this cOmpara-
small sum has not been secured
put considerable exertiOn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-13

was his military strategy in directing and
concentrating his forces, that all efforts on
the part of his adyersaries to capture him
and annihilate improved iruitless. With
the Gcrocity of lion and
the tenaciity of a mad-dog,
Colonel RaHetcher dashed furiously on the
British forces, and, upon every occasion, re-
pulsed them with fearful loss Washing,
ton, the commander in-chiei considered
him Indispensable he sought and obtained
his advice, and when q council OF war was
held, Colonel Ratfetcher pfedomlnnted,
and his lofty and digniiied bearing. upon
these occasions, and his sagaclty oI Pur'
pose, always made Washington regard nm
with peculiar yeneralion. In conversation
with him, he related to me Renaissance
of his, which, in substance amounts TO
this. Once on time, when the Americans
had the British beseged and were trying TO
starye them out, Washington, like many
Others, was wanting of the necessary food
and clothing. He was utterly destitute.
lie wished to pay his family visit, and dc.
sired very much pair Of call-skn boots.
Knowing the generosity OF Colonel lat.
fletcher, he called him to one side and asked
him for the loan of $40, which Colonel
Ratietcher very readily gave him.
But Col. Ratfct cher says that II pains
him very much to say that Washington
never did pay that so back.
Col Ratfethcr is man OF very. ordinary
habits, and is very much ola recluse. His
humble habitation is far away from the
haunts OF man, being situated in the. dark
recesses OF an almost impenetrable forest.
He is a hundred and ninety-six years old,
and is married to q girl fifteen years old.
lie takes his whiskcy straight, and inva-
riable votes the democratic ticket. | am
one of his most intimate friends. Wouldn't
you like to see Col Ratfetchcr?
IINIs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-13
rIrTsBuRG.


To ne Editor of the Herald,
PrrrspuRs, Texas, April s, iSS.-0n one
day last week was afforded an opportu.
nifty OF making the acquaintance of one Of
the most noted characters residing In this
county. This celebrated parsonage was
none other than Colonel II. NJ, Ratfetchcr,
a venerable old hermit, aud survivor Of
the Revolutionary var. When said war
broke out, and an appeal to arms was made
In defense OF the American nag Ratfetcher
was the firct Of his gallant countrymen 10
respond. lilo did so fully determined 20
snbdue his enemies. and Accordingly was
elected colonel Of rcEimert and placed In
the field During the whole period Of thi.
long and bloody war Colonel Rstfetcher
cvlnced The grsatest GOODNESS aud dring.
In abort. Colonel Ra,fctcher we . fornii
dable man; his very nnms ~ sterror to his
foes 30 skillful was he, asd 30 superior
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-13
Gems. G. I. BEAUREGARD, ola
and JUBAL A EARIy,
Capital Prize, ssOOoo

1857 Prizes amounting 10. sr...
Application for rates to clubs should be- NAVY
i Imiy 10 ,Re once OF the company In New | Or
NJ. A. DAUPHIN. New Orleans ~ 70
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-13
Tricks of Lobbyists.

The two curses in American politics at
Washington are the strikers and lobbyist.
The striker endeavors to turn an honest
claimant into u lobbyist, and the lobbyist
endeavors to corrupt a public servant in
fact, would rather do it than have the help
for nothing, In the time of the late Gov
ernor Shepherd, of Washington, n chap
came on from Chicago who took advantage
of an old army friend to tamper with him,
finding him to be the coniidentil clerk and
business partner of Shepherd The latter
had always been an upright man, but,
merely allowing this lobbyist to say that
he was going to do something for him, put
the partner in such position, that the
outer multitude raised n hue and cry, and
Shepherd had to dissolve partnership on
the spot. Nothing whatever had happened
between the two men. except that the lobby
list said to the other. IL am going to do
something for YOU This is very like the
case of the present man Shiphcrd. lie
writes letter TO Minister liurlbut,. saying:
81 Offer to let you buy some ofmy noon
shine" and then he turns about and swears
that Hurbut was corrupt, because he re-
ccived letter by mail. What reliance has 8
public man on his character when such crca-
lures can Smirch it by making foul offer?
Il Gath in Cincinnati Enquirer,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-13
swect I,rcnth and Good Digestion,

The breath swectened, foul odors from
gcsted good health permanently maintained,
BY using Browns Iron Bitters, A true
sirsugthcncr, a sure rcviver,