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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-02
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
Foreign.

IoreiEn.
BERLIN, August 1.-The refusal of Italy
to cooperate with England in putting down
Arab Pasha may be taken as representing
the attitude of Germany and Austria.
High authorities at Berlin assert that Rus.
STA Is about to quit her passive attitude in
favor of one directly hostile to British pre-.
tensions in Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, August l, 90 n. m.l-Fears
in regard TO the failure of water supply
have subsidized. The number of Christians
murdered at Kair.el-Dwar Tantah and Mia
halla is estimated at $50.
PARIS, August 1.-French residents at
Fort SAID have protested against the with
drawal OF the French squadron from those
waters, and have announced their intention
OF placing themselves under the protection
OF the Uni'ed States
PORT SAID, August 1.-The Arabs are
working indefatigably on the Notifications
all along the coast, especially at Damietta
and Rosetta. The water along this coast
is very shallow and large ships cannot APP
proach within four miles OF Rosetta or three
miles of Damietta. The feeling among
French inhabitants against DeLesseps is
strong.
The English vice-consul has received a
letter declaring that as he aided the gov.
ernor of Port Said in escaping Arab
Pashas vengeance, he had been condemned
to death,
LONDON, August l.-Passengers of Ham,
burg American steamer Gilbert, who were
landed at Plymouth port, report that vessel
narrowly escaped burning on July 2Sth
through fire IN the attermost water-tight
compartment on the main deck. The
captain had provided for abandonment OF
the ship, but two large holes were after
ward cut through and the compartment
was Hooded with water. The passengers
subscribed $1,000 to the life-saving boats
and express their warm appreciation of the
| conduct of the officers and crew of the
steamer. Damage amounts to $4,000.
| The cabin passengers of the Hamburg
American steamer Gilbert behaved excel.
lently when on July %, while the steamer
was on her voyage from New York to Ham.
burg, she was discovered to be on fire
| They remained upon deck waiting orders
The wind was light and weather fine, but
there was heavy swell. Most of the steer
age passengers were Jews, who
nowled and screamed horribly
The course of the vessel was changed tC
due south, so as TO bring her into the mos
frequent track of shipping. When decl
was cut the iron was found to be red-h
II the lire had continued q short tim,
longer 1t must have communicated to the
state-rooms and to Il large quantity of rosin
when 1t would have been impossible tC
save the ship The fire is attributed tc
spontaneous combustion of tobacco. 1t i.
believed it must have been smouldering al
| the way from New York.
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DEMOCRATIC RULES AND REGULA-
TIONS

We received yesterday from the Hon,
JOHN NJ. CLAIBORNE, chairman of the state
democratic executive committee, n circular
accompanying the Rules and Regulations
presented last month to the convention in
Galveston and referred to the executive
committee for their consideration and &C
ton. Mr.. CLAIBORNE says that he finds
this draft by Mr., MORGAN, of Dallas, to be
thoughtful and considerable, aud an ex.
celent code of action. He also says that he
approves them fully, and asks concurrence.
The rules are indeed las the chairman states,
singularly clear and full, and the work
does honor to the young, but clear head,
that in the midst of so many other duties,
drafted it. There are several rules that our
recent experiences in Dallas would seem to
make quite necessary. That in demo-
cratic meeting of the primary the Selection
OF delegates shall be by ballot, II only dem
ocrats present and voting" and next, the
definition of democrat" for such pur-
pose, that "he shall pledge his word and
honor that he is democrat in
principle, and further that he
voted the democratic ticket
at the last election and that he Intends to
vote the entire ticket whereof he votes for
the delegates at the primaries" are Ger.
tainly Just and wholesome rules and could
be objected to by no sincere democrat OF
honorhbly intended man. And SO when
two contesting delegations to the state con
vcntion, the executive committee Of the
state shall determine which delegation 1,
entitled to DO seated, and having deter
mined which delegation is entitled to bt
seated, shall make their report to the con
vention assoon us temporary organization
is effected, and the committee ON 'crcden
tails shall be governed by such re
port" But the rule should hay,
provided for 1.-TWO or more contestinf
delegations" And perhaps, insteat
of saying that the committee on crcdential
shall be "governed" by the report of thu
executive committee, the word guided
would have been better, Much of the word
Ing is faulty, for instance, Rule ! says, IT
convention of delegates shall always be hell
for the purpose of nominating democrats
candidates for state aud district offices.
This is surely not what Is meant, as to b
'always holding aconyention" would be ri
anomaly. The meaning evidently pur
posed Is that the nomination Of such OIL
GERS shall be exclusively by convention
And so in several Of the rules there is mucl
susceptible ofcriticism. Its to secure thi
criticism and to put forth as perfec
code as possible that CHAIRMAN CLAi
'poRxr has sent out the circulars, and ask
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ExquIsite-Swect Serenaders, Thsnks.

A serenadc is always delightful and
always touches the tender sensibilities Of
any soul with music in it, but such as was
rendered the HERALD last evening cclpsed
oil others we have yet been treated to in ex.
quisite sweetness. A couple OF car.
riages, filled with youth and beauty
in their rounds last evening stopped and
sang q couple OF beautiful airs under our
and truly gladdenng the hearts of the
"toilers Of the night 1t was no less &C.
ceptable by reason Of its music than its
novelty, and we oould never be surieited by
its repetition. Many thanks from the ell
tire HERALD force.
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st: Mary's Temple" was crowned in the
evening by the Worthy Master. There was
also public installation oi.otlicels of New
Hope lodge No. u. on the grounds of the
park by Rev. H. Watts of Houston, grand
Lecturer, ETC.; assisted by r. B. Armstrong
D. M; &. There was public speaking in
the forenoon. The welcome address was
made by Rev. w. G..Veal. Rev. ]. +. Brad.
Ley also delivered an address, and others
There was considerable number Of some
OF our best citizens at the park, and several
invited guests, among whom we noticed
three or four ministers Of the gospel. 1t
was O. procession and celebration in every
way worthy ofour colored citizens.
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This benevolent organization and secret
order, colored, celebrated its 2lst anniver.
sary yesterday at Shady View Park by O
picnic, speeches, dances, etc. A long pro.
cession, headed by the Dallas cadet band,
colored, filed through the streets. in the
morning under the skillful command Of II.
G. Aldridge, as grand marshal, John Jack
son, James Fowler, rs assistants, and fol-.
lowed by a goodly number OF carriages,
Mary's Temple, No. s. The number Of
lodges represented were about hal
dozen, from Corsicana, Waxahachie, For,
Worth, Terrell, Dallas, ETC., all nicely uni
formed In their regalia, etc. The Princes
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Financial and Commercial.


New YORK, August 1.-The stock market
opened weak and ! and II lower than at
yesterdays closing, the latter for Rich
mond ~ Danville. In the early trade the
general list recorded further decline of
and I, the latter for Wabash, but this was
subsequently recovered, Northern Pacific
preferred, leading the upward turn sGGl per
cent.
FUTURES.
New YORK, August 1.-The Posts cotton
report says: Future deliveries have adj
vanced points for August, to 4 points
for later months. When offerings in
creased, to points of the gain we're lost.
There is evidently some engineering prac-
ticed. From Liverpool it is reported that
tenders of August delivery Yesterday
amounted to $1,000 bales.
DEBT STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, August THE debt state
mcnt issued to-day shows the decrease of
the public debt during the month of July
to be $l3, s6O,O27 80; in the treasury $2il,-
O!S,O3l.52; gold certificates, $50l,79l 900;
silver certificates, SG,6ll 1921, { 10; certificates
of deposit outstanding, $l27,CJO,OC >; refund
ing certificates, Si527 800; legal tenders out
standing, S3i6,GSl, ZIG; fractional currency,
20 I6l COY 70
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THE pAI.ns HERALD. WEDNESDAY MonNINt AUGUSTA,

the views OF all interested parties. The
democratic party is no fedgeling, and there
are organizations all over the country, and
it is certainly time that some well-digested
code OF rules should be in use whereby tho
labors of executive and credential commit
tees and conventions should be abridged.
In conflicting delegations there ought never
to be any necessity for compromise. The
rules ought, at this late day, to be so full,
so ample, so explicit, as to provide for all
probable or actual cases.
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New Orleans Notes.
SUICInED.

New ORLEANS, August l.--Colonel S. II.
Proctor, aged GO, brother-in-law OF General
Beaurcgard committed suicide to-day
shooting himself through the head. No
cause is assigned other than i'll health.
THE FIRST TRAIN
ON the Vicksburr, Shreveport 4 Texas rail
way between Vickbsburg and Monroe since
the overflow, passed over the road to-day.
MoRTALLY WOUNDED,
In the alteration between VIM. Walsh,
ex.detectivc under the metropolitan police,
and j. ]. Heally, in which pistols were
soon after reaching the hospital. Heally
surrendered, saying he did 1t in self.de-
Tense.
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WEYNER's great opera Parsifal was u
great success at Beyruth, Bavaria. The
theatre was constructed by designs by the
great composer and so admirably arranged
that every note could be as distinctly
heard as it was possible for scientific ar
rangemcnt to produce for good resonance.
And this is the musician who was laughed
at when he started on his new phases. This
is the way of the world. So, too, was d.
ISRAELI when he made his first speech.
The motto is, persevere.
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THE Globe.Democrat says: "Post.oilice
administrations may come and go, and STAR
route conspirators may escape conviction
through technlcalities, but the public will
never change its mind about the rottenness
Of the Brady regime. The cost ofthe star.
route service while Brady bosscd II was
run up from little less than 100000 to
$l,500.000. Mr.. James cut II down to g..
1000, and the work Is now being done so
much Of Il, that 10, Is Is Of public utility
under contracts amounting to only $1,000.
0O0. The extra $2,50o,0o went somewhere,
and \ did not 90 without help, either"
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THE St. Louis Republican remarks that
the fine Italian hand Of Mr.. BLAINE is
plainly perceptible IN the effort to defeat
SPEAKER kEiFER for denomination. Mr.
BLAINE is still under the impression that
the people regard him as u very great DO.
litical parsonage. He is mistaken in this.
He requires entirely too much "vindica-
ton" for politician with a future before
him
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Gyn,,utu YreasucGr.

IaTR ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w q, NJ, OVERLEESE as a candidate ior
County Treasurer of Dallas County. Election
Tuesday, November 18th, 1857, ------....-.--..,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
,srd;date for County Treasurer of Dallas county.
Election, Tuesday, November 9TH, 1882. -----
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE j. q.
w WILLIAMSON as a candidate for County
Treasurer. Election, November, 1882,
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Y,ax Collector.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE ?
w r. STEPHENSON, better known as Uncle
Pete" as d candidate Cor Tax Collector OF DallSs
county. at the coming November election. ..
AVE ARE AUTHORIZED 20 ANNpUNCE
w CHAs b. GILLESPIE flor the past SIX
years deputy in the Office as canShuate lot
the November election. - -
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE j.
w r. BLEWETT as u candidate for Tax
Collector Of Dallas county at the November elec'
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CHICAGO, August bob Ford, who
killed Jesse James, and his brother, Charles
Ford, are in the city enjoying life and
spending the $4,000 which they received
as the reward for Kidding the country of
the outlaw. In an interview they
said they would stay here about n
week, then 20 to Cincinnati. Bob says
Frank James was In good health when he
last saw him. He does not believe Frank
will ever at tempt 20 reorganize the gang.
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By our kilograms it will be seen that
COLONEL s. II. Proctor, of New Orleans,
and brother.in.law of GENERAL BEAuRE-
GARD, committed suicide yesterday. The
cause 10 said to be Ill health. In such cases
do We indeed end the ills that flesh is heir
to, or do we fly to worse ills than those,
when we disobey the divine Injunction
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The Amaigamatcd Iron-workers
IN SESSION IN CHICAGO.

CnicAGo, August 1.-The Amalgamated
Iron workers association convention
assembled hore to-day, President
Garrett In the chair. About
25S delegates are present. Mayor Harrison
In welcoming them announced that he
was the original G) working man. To.
days proceedings were secret.
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sEnr almstice ST the geace.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w s. N. p2AsWELI! as a candidate ior
county Election. November Z, 1852.
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w w. NJ. EDWARDS as q candidate ior
Justice of the Peace for Precinct No. l. Election
November 7, 1852. --.-.....---zz--,,7 -,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w MR.. JOHN B. KUNZ as u candidate ior
Justice of the Peace in Precinct No. l. Eiecuoh
IN hovpmber
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The French army is rejoicing over tho re-
establishment of the drum. The soldiers
in the barracks are preparing to welcome
1t back with festivity. The army, 1t was
found. was losing prestige in the eyes of
the people for want Of the drum.
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Gnuntu Yudae.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNouNCE ".
w l.. WILLIAMS as a candidate ,or ooahty
Judge. Election, November Z, 1872,
vrrr ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w r. n RIRKE as a candidate for reelection
to the Office of County Judge of Dallas county,
at the ensuing November election. :.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r. ii. YVES for the office CT County Judge,
thp rnsuing election.
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The Metropolitan Churches

Some religious statistics recently COL
lected, apparently with much care, by the
New York Times, show that the Protestant
churches OF that city are making but indii-
icrent Roadway by comparison with the
Catholic church in proselyting the people.
Starting with the year 1915, when the total
population of New York was 100000 the
Catholic church had membership of o.
" }, the Protestant churches, of all denom-
nations, % $50. The population of the city
is now estimated at 10000 gain OF
81, 40 since lSS0-and the Catholic church
membership is now estimated at the
enormous figure of 100000, against hut
06,ll7 for all the Protestant churches.
The increase of Catholics in the city since
1915, period Of only thirty-seven years,
has been 800 per cent; the Protestant in
crease in the same years but 40 per cent, 1t
further appears that 7O3, SS3 of the total pop
ulation are'nOt associated in membership
with any church organization. No other
great city in the world has so large pro-
portion OF this class. 1t is 81 per cent. of
the whole population. In qualification of
the number credited to the Catholic church.
it is stated that the figures take in all the
children and family attaches of Catholic
heads of families, claim that may be too
sweeping. 1.-The number of good Catho-
lies" said Cardinal McCloskey's ccoiesas-
teal private secretary, sis Away GUESS
work." but he reckons the "prescti ,atho-
lie population of New York at 500 90 ,ouls,"
and the increase in the last ten Years at
10000. The Catholic churches number
1885, priests, secular, 2G2, priests, regular,
49, ecclesiastical students for the priest
hood, GS; chapels, As; converts, Al. The
educational establishments of all grades
controlled by the church for boys and girls
number lSS, with 50, 2l5 students.
The condition of the Protestant societies
is stated as follows for 1872 and 1881:
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AND so the Peru.Chili matter was moth
ing after all. The whole business has been
white-washed and everybody connected
with the ugly scandal is as white ms the
driven snow, when 1t was generally thought
that they oil smelt as "fowl US the guano
deposits of old Peru. The Chilli investiga-
ton result Is cold comfort
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The president has vetoed the river and
harbor bill. 1t was generally believed
that he would do this, as it was a bill OF
iniquitics. 1t will teach another lesson to
Nh extravagant congress. All this comes OF
having surplus treasury.
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In Hook,

William Burk, cook at the Grand.
Windsor, charged by several of his fellow.
workmen with trying to "snake" their
clothes, was arrested yesterday and lodged
IN the station house to await hearing be-
fore a justice of the peace.
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Tho Licking


CINCINNATI, August 1.-The Licking
river has risen two feet five inches since last
night. 1t caught the coal fleet to-day un-
prepared, and number Of coal and coke
barges were swept away aud sunk, and q
good deal Of miscellaneous damage done.
The loss will reach $4,000,
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a:nr tl.c lc0islaturc.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO. ANNOUNCE
w MR. / ii, sKIIES as candidate for Rep.
rescutatiye to the next Legislature, subject 10
he Democracy of Dallas county .,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANN0UNCE
w DIR. j. d. PARSONS, of Rockwali, u.s.
candidate for Floater from the counties OF Dailas
Tarrant and Rockwell. -
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3:or Qo,,mtN Attorney.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST .. 1882

AN American missionary was urgently
advised to leave Egypt at once. scorninS
the warning, he went to Cairo-to gather
his eiIects-and may now be regarded as a
nylura
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Colonel 4. O. IloudInot,

Colonel Il. o. Bou iinot arrived In this
city yesterday, en- route TO Fort Smith, AR.
kansas, on legal business. He has been ab.
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City Assessor and Collectors Report.

Monthly report of city taxes collected by
j. c. Bogel, assessor and collector, during
the month of July, 1882
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The death is reported at Vienna OF Carl
Hoffman. for many years chief editor of
the Wiener Tageblatt. He had for 80
years worn constantly upon the ioretinger
of his right hand an iron ring, made by
himself from link OF the chain he had
worn through two weary years Of impris-
onment at hard labor. When
Windischeraetz entered Pesth IN
1919 his first act was to arrest Hoffman,
then q lad Of 10, and have him tried by
court.martial for treason and sentenced to
five years penal servitude in the Bohemian
fortress. The unfortunate prisoner, with
others, was forced to march In the winter
from pesth to Vienna and thence to Kong
gratz by roundabout routes heavily ironed
and wrctchcdly clad. Arrived at his prison,
he spent two years ut strcet-swecping In fet-
tiers. He was In excellent company, how
ever, his fellow prisoners being mostly no
blcmcn Of high rank. Among them was
Szlavy, who has lately been imperial Il.
nance minister, aud who Is probably the only
chancellor Of cxchcquer In the world who
has done scavsngers work with chained
ankles,
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The total OF Protestant churches in 1915
was 1885, Catholic, l6. In 1872, Protestant
churches, 276; Catholic, l2l. In 1882,
Protestant, 81 Catholic, ISIS. The men,
herships for the snme wear are stated thus !:
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OXFORD .NKp., August iO, is7o-cARrgR MEDi.

GENTLEMkN;--Ploase send me five
Walls of Carter's Liver Pills by
return MALL enclosed please find one dollar
take pleasure in recommending your Liver
Pills to my neighbors, and would say to the
people in general that Carter's Little Liver
Pills cannot be surpassed for common family
use, and dare say cannot be equaled.
| have been using them for some time,
and ! lind that they are entirely curing me
say OF any other medicine have ever used.
Respectfully yours, Mrs, II, MARTIN.
The Carter medicines for sale by vii.
ans, Tolliver Il Walker, Dallas, Texas.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANN0l nee
w the name Of CHAo. WO0DSON of seaso
vile, as an independent candidate for County
(,lcrk
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Peter Ahearne and S. II. Beard, from II
n. N. to IL p. NJ; Pat Mullen and w. f.
Graham, IL p. m. to II q. m.
WEST DALLAS.
NJ. V. Nolan and 8. s. Taylor, IL q. m. to
II p. M; T. c. Halsel and Thomas Padgitt,
II p. m. to II a. M; Z. J. Sheehan and j..
W, Overland, on general duty from p. M.
to 3 a. m; s. ii. Beard to be at the station.
house from 10 p. m. to 6 q. m.
J. G. ARNOLD, Marshal.
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Police Detail for Amaust

L. G, Cornwall, deputy marshal; ]. T.
Carter, special deputy marshal, in charge
of the calaboose; G. A. Clapp, mounted, on
general duty; II. 7, Martin, in charge OF
the street force.
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Eor Gounress.

I,TF IRE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w MR. ]. ]. JARVIS, Of Fort Worth, Tarraa,
county. as u candidate for Congress III this ihe
9Th Congressional District SUBJ CT to the action
OF the convention.
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IXr. II THACYER is a candidate for County
w CLERK, Has had thirteen years experience
las deputy In Texas. For the past six years has
had charge of the County Court Of this county,
as Deputy County Clerk, under Captain Alex.
Harwnnd
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ME- Are ktQuEoLkD 10 AsNoUNoE
w w. NJ. c. HILL as a Candidate Tor county
Oierk. Election, November next.
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For County Tlerk.

WYE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE ".
w A. HARDWOOD as candidate for County
Clprk
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Spccial 5loticcs.

nSTHE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBIA meet at
"Bogel Halr' Thursday evening, August Sd, at
S O'Clock sharp. Regular meetings thereafter
the first and third Thursday In every month.
Br AUTHORITY.
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T hereby announce to the citizens OF Dallas
/ county that AM d candidate for the ONCE OF
County Clerk. If my reputation as man and
my qualifications for the position are such as 70
commend me to your confidence, ask your
hearty support pledglng myself that no eilort
npon my part will be spared to make an etlicient
aud faithful servant Of the public.
Anril H. 1892. " ~. NhrHl