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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-02

Judge Irclml made hls first regular
speech Of the campaign at Scguin
Thursiuy night
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-02

A stin nothcr blew nt Sherman and
Donisou yesterday aud the day previous,
md LeaIvillc had II heavy fall OF snow
wednesday night
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-02

Lynch the color d cuugressmnu, hns
been renomluated IA the sixth district
OF Mississippi.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-02

Tx Marshal S. H. Russell will he the
independent candidate Tor congress III
the third district, Col. Jones will de.
mnliah Stllwcl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-02

The brokers of RE moud, Virgiuin,
are buying Conf dcrntc bonds a.mn.
As high as 81 per 3l,cpO was paii
IhnrRlnN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-02

Oni.c ui Erie tl,y Iron Work.. Manu-.
mcturr. of Sean Eneiae-, Boilgr- and
saw Mills.
Eur. PENS., Junr 5, l~N2
TD whom II May Dou,eru.
CA. Kcitng Esg-oi Dallas T'xl,, has
been appointed ole agent tn the Stat. ut
TcKHs, tor the sale of ali kinds oi maDhin.
cry manufactured by u-.
ERR CuI mos Wr.s.
by Go SrpoS, i'rcsiIcut.
New York Office mnd warOruoms g.
Cumtiuud street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-02

Persons Travelling or Living il Tn
healthy Localities, h1 itAH.. , ...,c t...,tu.
.F q. keep th, ts,f fu h,atHy a,It.u ,,fll AVOID
u Malaria, bilious ntinrl-. ln,un.,,. Sou.
.rN II..rsu..>, H,pr,..... a .NHi,. ,t. It
~'N .n..s rd, Nt.a ll'. q ~iue. bat ir II" Ia
t"NictiinE beverage.
II You have cutcn anything hard ot
diEu-tiuu, .I ttl Ns.s. after m..t.s rf sleep
less 90 ns't take ,aN., ,ua e. % sIu b. r'Us,.I
Ti,nc and poct"rs' uiiI- wul he saved
by always keeping the Regulator
In th" Iiuu.ci
F|r, whu..r Oh, Hn.ruf u.V be- d th.r.u.ny
sn. rurgdiV". nlt"uitlN" w' t"nic In
n...' "H' l.. IN. tu...N hnriul""+
and doc. not ntcif,r. with husin".- "r
ul'H,-"r".
~ i~ PURELY NEGIT,nLE.
Ant 's Of. 'h. IHN.I ,n.I eth, ..,. % e. tlur.I or
O. n".. afh. An. Yt obs. ul1rI. u, ,it,t ,tlg.,.
Gor"rnor'- Testimony.
Inms'' lNu k.su't"' h'' n'cn in use In my
'""s '.t m' nue tni I ain >Wshel - b..
'uu'.ia lt.'. O.. Che meh,l science
bstt nu.lTtN. tuysruHr q Ala.
Hon. AlrSnudrr II. stephens. ni ,iu..
%f, Have derives. ..mr h.uyht i.m this us. &
..rimon, iisct R.ul.Jaf, ,uI .t,h 8. give "a
ttt'.r trlI.
,",T," ""iy Thing thnt never fails tn
h'ti"Nr.' | have used menl rymcdirt t.r l,ys.
I'rIy Is'r Affection ub nsNaty. hli newer
l''. uut 'filuns O. benefit me t.. thu .,t,ut
simmons ias'r F,s"1t'r 'ns san, 'r.m Mn
h'. 100 q" H'nre' fig lt. ,u| N.uit .tuI hrthsr i.r
'mH'l..ur. yr' N"uIl 1H.i.e iIl .,h. .ug slime
"NF Eii t.. tf -,. It trii As % seems flg .uiy
tIrHr that r.trf iuI, o.. r,l..t,
J. " JAHalN Minneapolis, Mtan
Dr. 4. " Mn,np .ny-s From actual ~.
l"''.nr' in 'i. H. ., ".mW us Liver E,sui,t.rla
nly p'H t.u has. .,.u aul ,m ,at,,neI TO- use
'"t Hrr".'' H'. a rurg't'e medicine
E-N l.s ah m. GcnuIuc, which .l,,y,
tH. "n Oh, NnupHr %, red 4 rr,d"-Mnit
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-21
TIE MoRryaRY REPOpi
The Last Warming Given Physiciaiss ant
Undertakers.


All the opportunities of the health officer
to get the physicians and unde9takers, to
furnish the mortuary report to him weekly,
as required by the city ,coundil, having
failed he has issued the following notice TO
them:
To Physicians and Undertakers:. :,
Chapter TX, section 3, OF tneI city chsr-
ter, provides as follows:
1.-THE health officer shall have power, to
establish such rules and regulations as he
may think needful for asceriainlng the
number of - q deaths and
burials."
By the power vested in me by the above
mentioned section of the city dharter, es-
tablish the following rules in references to
deaths and burials within the city limits oil
the city Of Dallas:
First-Eyery physician or any one claim
ing to be doctor or doctress, shall, within
twelve hours after the death 81 any and all
persons he or she has attended as doctor OF
doctress, leave with the family Of suca per,
son, or with the undertaken, certhqate OF
the cause of death, etc. Sfid certificate
shall be in the form Of the orb now in use.
Seoond-No undertaken shall curry any
person without first having the certificate
provided for in rule LIST.
UDdertakers shall turn over to The
health officer such certificate OF
certificates properly signed on the Satur,
day of each week, between the hours OF IL
m. and p. m. .,o.;
these rules shall be suhjectlo the penalties
prescribed by chapter TX, lection ., OF city
charter.
Fourth-These rules shall take ELECT
from and after Saturday, the 10th day OF
| December, 1882, at II o'clock m.
NJ. n. NEwsoM,
Health Office. City OF Dallas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-21

col, oiofs should be- charged fhstc wonld
acan 10 be- no reason WHY such mhioa
shall not bo sued m lher own county M
well as NJ Austin, Just the same IA all other
debtors. There has been much complaint
about This, and the sol0ns would do well to
Investigate the merits Of tho pros
and cons. 18th, What Is to be
done about our corporation law, is
another fruitful theme of discussion. There
is no question as to the expediency Of o gem
eral law permitting tho constituting Of cor
porate bodies; but an evil attending the pres.
ent one crops out every now and then, and
demonstrates the fact that much evasion Of
creditors rights is used through its instru-
mentality. To frame a fair and equitable
measure that will operate justly all around
will require study and nice .discrimina-
ton. 18th, There will be an effort made to
to create additional judicial districts. Some
counties are not satisfied with existing con-
nections, and will seek to cut loose from
them and form new combinations. Bat the
question arises, ought we not rather
to lessen the number and add to the
efficiency of service, than thus to
increase the' number of districts7
14th., The frontier forces are also to have
full attention by the legislature. We
are but little advised on this head, but
we have pre.eminennt confidence in any
recommendations that shall emanate from
ADJUrANT- GENERAL KING, than whom a
more vigilant, observant and competent Of
ficer, GOVERNOR IRELAND will find it dill
cult to select. 18th, Railroad bills, con-
shutting commissioners, etc., etc., will be
submitted ad nauseam, and the politician
will air his eloquence ad libitum as to the
rights of the dear people. Anything done
in this direction should be the result Of
thorough, prudent and considerate investi-
CATION to the end that while the people may
be advantaged, the railway companies
shall not be visited with any wrong or the
trespassipg on rights guaranteed or i'm
piled. 10th, Penitentiary regime, the hir-
ing out of convicts beyond the walls, the
question of advisability of Lease, increased
accommodations 10 confne culprits, their
treatment, etc., and other kindred ques-
tions will also arise. These are some OF the
chief measures which present themselves
this morning to our mind There are
doubtless many others, but we have prob
ably indicated a sufficient number to pro.
woke discussion by the press and the several
constituencies of the members of the 18th
legislature respectively.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-21

DAvY onoonmr9 mAnaiAoa Ois.
COtNTED.
From Prison 10 the Marriage AltW In q
Jiry, aud m Alleged Wrong itIgbfed.

Ffon Prison 10 the Marriage Altw IN q
JIny, aud M Alleged Wrong iiIsbied,
Yesterday morning, about 1880 O'Clock,
az William Nichols was about TO board tho
north.bound passenger train on tho Texas
Central road, Deputy Sheriff Capp slapped
him ON the shoulder and called him bis
prisoner. lilo informed Nichols that De
was wanted by virtue of writ issued on an
indictment found by the grand jury now IN
session, charging him with rape on
Miss BERTHE Wolfe, Gerpan girl,
some nine months ago. Owing 10 the late
| hour OF the arrest he passed the night in
the county jail, where he was found yester-
day morning by HERALD reporter. In
answer TO questions asked, he said that the
alleged rape was committed Some nine
months ago, and, while he protested his in
nocence, he thought 1t rather tardy on the
part OF the law to have him arrested for
such heinous crime at this late
day. He did not deny but what he had
been on intimate terms with the girl, and
asserted that he intended marrying her,
but that he had several jobs Of millwright-
| ing to do, and as soon as he got through
with them he intended to act as honorably
as he could under the circumstances, by
taking her as his wife, the woman who
had trusted him and with whom he had
| been smitten. lie said that he had shipped
lot of mill machinery for Van Alstyne
| the day before and was on his way to that
point when arrested. Nichols stated fur
| Their that he had cared for the woman's
wants and repeated that it had always been
his intention to- marry her. The reporter
| then wendell his way to the American
house on East Main street, where Miss
Wolfe is stopping, and requested an inter
view with her, which she granted: She
could speak butlittle English, and as he was
was called for, who asked the questions pro
pounded by the reporter and interpreted
the answers to him. Shesaid, in substance,
that Nichols had outraged her and that she
bad held her peace because he had from
time to time promised to marry her, and
that he had, since he found her to be
enciente, Stunned her, though he had paid
Ter board regularly and given her money
to supply the nee, necessities ,r s OF
rehearsed. but as matters have taken turn
for the better, it is useless in this connec-
ton. Nichols was taken before the district
court and his bond fixed at $500 Tor his
appearance at the next term OF the district
court. He declared that he loved the
woman and was willing to marry her at any
time, and she being of the same mind, the
marriage license was issued, and marriage
that double discounts that of Davy Crockett
for auickness took place between the par
ties. Having declared his intention to wed
her, he, Deputy Sheriff Mckenzie and jus
tice Edwards entered a hack and were
driven rapidly to the American house
where, with an interpreter to act, the pair
were made one, so to speak, After the
marriage, the county attorney had the
CT arge against him dismissed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-21
THE MCCONNELL MATTER.
Later Developments in this Now Cause
Celebre.

Later Developments in this Now Cause
Celebre.
The Mcconnell tragedy, enacted few
weeks ago, on the prairies near Weather
ford, continues to be the exciting theme of
conversation, and numerous and varied are
the theories advanced as to the causes that
led Eli Mcconnell to beat his wife SO bru
tally, and essay to kill her and
to shoot their sucking babe through
the head, taking its young life;
The story of how the loving wife and fond
mother. in her devotion for her husband.
connived with him to shroud the terrible
tragedy in mystery ier the time being, to
shield him from justice; his escape and cap
ture, have all been rehearsed, in these col
umns. There are some new developments
in the case which are OF interest. Mrs. Nc
Council, who after her husband lied from an
outraged community, came to Dallas,
was taken hack as an attached witness by
| Sheriff Smith to give evidence against her
husband few days since, but the case was
nostponed until next Wednesday, and the
| first indictment drawn against him not be-
ing satisfactory, second indictment was
drawn, charging him with. murder in the
| first degree. 1t now transpires that, ON
reaching home, the bereaved yet
|
from the clutches ofthe law, cut the bullet
holes out of the shawl that enshrouded their
babe. A rumor is afioat in Weatherford to
the effect that the prisoner had made over
lures of mercenary character 10
his wife. BY hook or crook
the following letter from Mcconnell to bis
wife fell Yesterday into the hands OF q HER
AID reporter, which was written whilst she
was there's.
WEATHERFoRD, Dec. 13.-ELLIE: do moi
wish to arouse your sympathies at all, fol
this / Judge would be useless. l do moi
think that / deserve this, for at heart you
know / am not bad. l have no clothes, i
understand you have taken them all off. II
would be kindness in you 1 believe
| to at least send me change. / also under
stand YOU refuse TO see me; this | know is
not your true feeling, but it is brought 10
bear by an influence over which have no
control. / desire very much so see you,
and cannot understand why it is. Twill not
touch even your hand. am in cold, IRON
cage. Ellie, you know more OF my troubles
than any one else, so think you might at
least come and see me, for ] cannot come
| and see YOU. II is q small request, but oh,
do grant il. When you return ~ Dallas,
kiss our children. Even a little note would
! help me. Yours, &C., hLi'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-21

~ n. HfhaLb reporter Yesterday, and
siaied llaf he was innocent ~ tlr charge,
and would 10 prove blmseli on tfisl. Tire
whole affair, Ie alleges, Ia o put.tp job W
m enemy NJ bis here IN Dallas. We said
that lie would n0vor marry tho nlfl under
any circumstances, and that no could prove
that three others had been crimlnallT init.
mate with Miss 5eeman. Several
friends came down from CleSurne
with him, oil Of whom say they intend to
stand by him. Miss Beeman Is enclonte,
and will soon become mother. Since the
first Indictment was found against Dickson,
other evidence against him, II IL under.
stood has come into possession of the grand
Jury. lie gave bond yesterday afternoon
10 the sum Of $500 for his appearance at the
next term of the Dallas county. dis
trict court, with y. i. Hodge
and W. ID. McWhorten, OF Johnson county,
rs sureties. Judge r. H. West, of THU
city, and Mr.. Dryden, attorDey.at-law, OF
Cleburne, have been retained as counsel
for the defense. 1t is very likely that some
rich Developments will be made on the
trial, extending from Freedmantown to the
Trinity river.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-21

Policemen Cornwall aid Mullen arrested
and turned over to the dHnty authorities,
Yesterday morning, mn by the name OF
Pat Crogan, alias Pat Hfle, on suspicion oil
his being thief The ttficers saw hlm car
rying a gunny sack. here was nothing
remarkable in that, yft his general make
up and appearance arofsed the suspicious
of the officers, AMI on investigation
II was learned III he had az
tempted to sell 9e goods to, Rich
ard Cohn, q MAR, lstreet, pawnbroker;
They arrested him ert found nine pairs OF
boys boots in the 81 k, and when the oin-
GERS asked. him his lame ne oeclneo 10
give It., but said that he had come IN rom
Cedar Hill on the linJof the Gull, Colorado
& Santa Fe railroad, stnd that he had been
disposing by lots Of htock OF mercnandise
he had on hand. his name was suose-
quently learned. and be was recognized oy
the officers as the ssine party VINO, unoei
Inc name Of Pat Hale had charged variety
actress with robbing lin the previous niRni
Of large sum Of motey. He has eyi enty
paid a visit 70 some ioot ana shoe estaoil/i-
ment or some Of TIT cars Of the various Hsil.
roads.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-21
DISTRICT COURT.
Assignment of Case. for Next week.

Assignment Of Cases for Next Week.
Assignment Of cases in the district cour'
for the week beginning Monday, Deem
Der IS, 1882:
Dn. W A. Jones va the City OF Dallas
sse5, q II. cockreli q 90. VI. Penniman, ct al
s7p1. MOIlie J. Spencer vs.. X. =. BumPass
sos ". c. Putty. By next friend. va W. l.
Williams ct al. (fridhy).
sOj8 VI. n. CASTOR W. J. 3 Burton.
f058 W. U Castor " ] y. Hatch
s0s. l. bourgeois VA s. II. Cockren Thurs
day). -1.-.~
s28s Mar Y. Dye va Texas Pacific kailwal
0D "a = Ferguson son Va Schneider 4
Ds ssis bsa 4 csbaiIn Va Texas a PAeihs Rail
~s 20 soN w 4 s. Ksens Va C b. wellbOrn ct
"a nf Bessssrion. Irvine a Co vs. G. W. siArts
az x n Potts vs. Texas a Pacific RslivH'
'v s5is. 4. p. Rust ". A. c. Rust
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-21

SAYS the Cincinnati Commercial very
sensiblv and in few words; 1.-THE amend
ment proposed 10 the constitution whereby
lie president may veto any items
which he may find to be objection
able in any appropriation bill, would add
another check on prohigate legislation.
such power is vested in the governors OF
several states, and in ,be mayor ofthis city,
and II has been fosnd TO work beneiicenly.
II would have saved the nation millions
last year, though P.EslDESI ASTHrH' IN
yetoing the river and harbor bill, approved
the worst thing in it,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-21
FOR FORGERY.
Deputy Sheriff Clapp Arrests an Allege'
Forger Wanted at Houston

tOrgor wanted ab hOospOn
Wednesday the following commun' GATOR
from the sheriff of Harris county was re
ceiyed at the sberiff's office here, giving {
description of, u. +. Laris, wanted there Il
answer to the charge of forgery:
Houston, Dec. Il, 1870 the Sheriff of Dalfa!
County, Dallas, Texas:
DEAR SIR:-Enclosed find capias for e. ~
Laris, (white). Please arrest him and tale
graph me and will come after him. Laris
about 20 or % years OF age, about feet
or inches high, smooth lace except some
largofront teeth somewhat deeayed; when
he left here was wearing sack coat, Derby
hat, and is cotton casser or sampler, and
| think Is following such occupation, in
your city; left here about eight days ago,
and has been seen in your city some two or
three days ago. Yours evc.,
j! j. FAINT,
Sheriff Harris County.
Deputy Sheriff Clapp went forth in quest OF
the party and soon had him under arrest,
having recognised him as he was walking
up Main street, between Austin and Lamar
streets, from the description given Of MIN.
LARS stated that he was unable to give
bond here, put that he could in Houston.
In speaking further concerning the matter,
he said that he had signed another mans
name to an order for $1S to be paid OH the
18th, but that he did SO with the party's
permission, and as he had come to
Dallas to accept position,j he
supposed the party had Become uneasy
and had been the cause ofhis arrest. A
telegram wss,sent to the sheriff of Harris
county to the effect that tie prisoner was
in hand, and yesterday morning Deputy
Sheriff B. +. Kegans, of that county, ar
rived in the city, and taking charge ofthe.
prisoner, he left with him on the evening
south oound train for Houston. The Qfhcer
stated to a, HERALD reporter that Laris,
who was comparatively alstranger in Hous-.
ton, had been indicted by the grand jury
of Harris county for forgery, and that
while he was not conversant with The par.
ticulars, he understood that Laris had
forged several drafts and orders on parsles
in Houston for small sums of money.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-21

A srsrrsTrcrAs who has been investigat
inc the subject puts II in this way Do
Won know how many people die every YEAR
In order 70 know this we need only exam
inc he statistics Of the worlds population
Asia has sOo.OOO.O0O inhabitants; Europe
sos.o 600 coo; Africa 2O4.Oo0!Ooo; America So
opo.ooo. occanica 100000. These, remen-
- arc low estimates, which give total
Of only 1, i0o,OcoOoo. Allowing % the M
hsb,tants Of the earth an average LIE o. ~
wears. We End that every year So.lSoiv ~
people die-vhich gives total Of s''z p.
deaths per day--s.7 80 deaths per honr-o'
deaths every minute. or more than every
second. Thus. every second, a. frenen
author expresses IT, "a leaf islls ron 'n'
vast tree Of humaniiy, TO be forthwith re
placed BY . new one"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-21

The FL PAso Sta hiss be following, but
nftsr a thorough dnyasi Of the members Of
the clergy and ntrriagt aid associatlonsi
none are found tobe absent from the city 10
that r.art ofthe forld- They must ps IN
asome Of our friends came mp from Dallas
a da~ ~ two ar 10 see the sights u the
grozfnR metropolis Of the s0uthWest. They
did rre them. o. both sides Of the rlver .ard
the aicnlda In Cd town saw them Tor liiile
dInero. We vii not give their names, oui
erv that one ofthem is rnarrage assocla-
ton agent nnd anothfr Il a divinity st1'
dent"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-21

A WAsnIYoroS SPECIAL says that COLONEL
Tow ocHILrEEE is q familiar figure on the
door and Ia the cloak rooms OF the senate
Heis particularly gratided with the kindly
way In which the Texas delegation received
him. The fact Is, the delegation appear TO
think that he will make a first-class mem
her Of congress. Speaking to-day OF how
beoame 70 beat bis opponent 50 badly be
,aid that FrsLAY made mistake In cop
perine'' protection in the western and
..playing il open" in the eastern part OF the
district. Evidently COLONEL ToM y &C
ouaipted with other games than the game
of politics.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-21

THE Mr.. ALMrR McILRArH who died re-
Gently at the age of 20, in Cleveland, OHIO
was truly giant in size and strength. he
was six feet seven inches tall, weighed 2o4
mounds. He was great athlete and walker
and runner. He could run down fox on
the prairie, could lift from the ground with
his hands weight of LOO pounds, could
leap over string drawn seven feet from
The floor. and blow from his fist was ike
a lick from a mule.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-21

In Becfforiis Hal Of Eblis, the crowd Il
rppre.ruteo a. running around, each man
With an incurable wound In his bosom, ano
arrre- not 20 speak o. H. How many there
are All around Ne that hare t1e palnini eDo
wearis0me symp'o ms o. kloney q -
dlsee.s. hut a-e Eert by false dellcacy
f-rm sueafiue 81 81 But the disease ~ r.
ss-rfuad Nv % surh deIicacy. Bat fllently
and fnsidiously works On IN the DARK uni,
~ rafiprt i compelled 20 cal IN 80
How rnurh better 70 take r. In time ana y
uarura Hunts Remedy. TIE CREST El1nel
medicine and eve The dlsease - oeal-
flou In ils very beginning lnls ne ~
$3.50 IN III fi1nevs o. liver. AM that cure
rrsrs hat sem incurnnle.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-21

SOME people do not believe in luck, but
the Boston man who made for patron
last week. pair OF boots that fit HIM SC
we'll that the eccentric old gentleman I'M
mediately gave an order for 265 pairs 10 DC
him for the rest of his life, must have been
struck with the idea that there issomeShins
in luck after all.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-21

'PriclSly Ash Bitters" is an uuiailing
specifc Tor all complaints arising from
arrangement Of the functions OF the liver.
m purifies the blood and infuses new life
into the invalid. Pains in the side, general
uneasiness, loss Of appetite, heaoaehe'
hiilions attacks. etc, etc, are sure indica-
lions THAT corrective Is needed. "Priekly
Ash Bltters" is especially adapted for these
complaints. II arouses torpid liver 70 ac-
ton and restores 1t 10 healthy condition.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-21
Tho Graud Jury.

The grand jury is still grinding away, and
are yanking individualse5efore it, not to ell
what they know about farming, but all
they know COZ corning the violations OF law
The Jury is composedof good men, who
while they will try to do their duty, will
not allow themselves to be made cats-paws
by individuals who wish to subserve selfish
ends. Solar theA have found only about
a dozen true hilla,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-21

THE Observation-Disclosures affair was
verv clever piece of advertising strategy
and has worked charmingly, although the
Jersey Lily is not drawing the crowded
houses nor getting the big prices that she
did when she first arrived.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-21

ysnAr was queer sort of crime Tor
which colored woman was sentenced IN
Nashville, Tennessee, last week, to sixty
six days labor in the work-house' viz; 'ior
stealing a pavement" She took the pficK
r. hui,d n chimney to her house.