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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14
The Origin of the Campaign Rooster.

Away back in the forties, we believe
about 1874, so runs the story, the demo-
cratic organ in Indiana was conducted by
Bird B. Chapman, politician of some re-
pute. 1t was a season of political activity,
and the democrats were rather respondent,
as the tide seemed against them. AT some
local election preliminary to the genera
election in the state. the democrats unex'
pectedly scooped the wings, and "a letter
from an active democrat communicating
the news 20 the editor began with the in
junction "Crow, Chapman, crow Sure
enough, Chapman did crow, and using
these words as head line in his next days
edition first introduced the democratic
rooster as the harbinger OF victory. The
idea was taking one, and the symbol was
quickly accepted and came into general
use, at least when the democrats gained
something to crow over Pittshurg Post
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14

A gentleman residing i'm the northern
part of the city, whose two little daughters
were dying last Thursday Of diphtheria,
saw in the Record Of that day a communi-
cation commencing the use Of sulphur in
cases Of diphtheria. As a last resort he
made a trial Of Il, using washed flowers OF
sulphur and applying Il directly to the
membraneous growths in the throats OF the
children bp means of a common clay pipe.
The effect was was almost magical. Within
two hours there was complete relief, and IN
two days the children, who had been gwen
mn by their physicians, had completely re-
covered. While It is not reasonable TO rely
entirely upon sulphur in the ills that beset
childhood, ii is doubtful II there has ever
been proper recognition Of its value as
DESTROYER Of morbid or fungus membrane
ous growths in cases Of a diphtheritic type.
Distilled or sublimed sulphur, known as
flowers Of sulphur, should be used; not the
powdered crude sulphur.-I Philadelphia
Record.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14

shaoa's Cough ami Consumption Cure
Is sold by o. on a guarantee. IL cures con-
sumption. Sold By 81. III. HiCko1, drug
gist. SOS Main street. Dallas, Texas.
Sbfloh's Cat6rrh Remedy positive cure
for catarrh, diptheria ard canker mouth
Sold by NJ. n. HicEox, druggist, go
Main street. Dallas. Texas.
Are ven made miserable BY indigestion
Consultation. dizziness. loss Of appetite
yellow skin Shiloh's Nitalizer il positive
cure Sold By %. ii. HickO1, drugg1Et,
605 Main street. Dallas. TeKas.
Why will you cough when 5hnohl -un
viii give immediate relief Price 10 CO
EOcfs' and al. Sold By ". II. HickOx
druggist, COS Mai. street Dallas, Texss.
q Hackmetack," a lasting and Fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and 30 cents. Sold
bT NJ. II. HickoI, druggist, G5 MAR
street. Dallas. TEXAS.
Ghfloh's Cure viii Immediately relieve
rroun- uho0ping cough and br01ckstss
Sid By NJ. n HickoT, druggist. 81
Main street. Dallas, TEXAS.
A nasal injector tree with each bottle
abflohis Csfarrh Remedy. Prics 50 cent?
Sod bv NJ. II. Hicko1, druggist, 81
Nair street. Dallas. TerAs-
For dvspspsis and liver Complaint, TO1
hsvs 4 printed guE-untee on eferT bottle o
sh11his Vitalizsr. Il never balls % ere
1sid bv n. Il Hickor, drugEists -
Nriu erect Dallss. TeEsa
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14
Jefferson.

JEFFERSON, Dec. S,-lSpecial. district
court convenes on Monday next There
are one or two important murder cases on
the docket.
The Horace Ware furnace was purchased
by the Marshall Car and Foundry company
few days ago.
We are pleased to meet Mr.. F. Somerin-
dyke in our city. He comes to take charge
OF the Western Union telegraph office.
Last evening at o'clock Charles A. Gut
berson was married to Miss Sallie Harri-
son, at the Presbyterian church. The
groom is son Of the Hon. d. b. Culberson
and the young advocate who so fearlessly
and so ably tested the constitutionality OF
the famous Ku-Klux law with such brilliant
success, and is one among the brightest
minds and noblest characters of Texas.
The bride is the youngest daughter of the
Jefferson capitalist, Colonel W. II. Harri-
son, and is an elegant, lovely and accom-
plished lady. The newly married couple
leave for Washington on the evening train.
The weather has been very untayorable
for cotton picking the last week or ten
days; in fact, some planters will not be able
to pick the cotton standing in the fields on
account of the bad weather.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14
Longfellow's First Literary Success.


When only 10 years old, one night he
stole out of the house with copy Of some
verses he had written-a very little poem
in his breast.pocket He walked by the
door of tie newspaper office on the corner,
two or three times, and then gathering
courage and watching the chance when no
body saw him, he stood on his toes, reach
ing up and dropped the poem in the letter
box. He hurried bone with iluttering
heart, but the next evening he walked by
the office again, and from the opposite side
of the street he looked up at the printers in
their work in their shirt-sleeves, each with
shaded lamp over his case. maybe they
are printing my poem," he said. When
the family newspaper came in, he carried it
away to secret corner, and there, sure
enough, heading the Poets Corner" were
his verses. When telling this story long
after, when honor and fame in full measure
were his, he said with smile, Il don't
think any other literary success of my life
has made me quite so happy since,-[Phre-
biological Journal.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14
IfaIsns City.

KANSAS Grey, Dec. S.-[Special Frank
James, Jackson county's great guest, was
reported to be very i'll in his cell, at lnde'
pendence to-day. IL seems he suf-
iers occasionally from paraly-
sis of some of the muscles
of his right side, superindnced by wounds
received in his professional labors, and the
extreme cold of the last few days have
brought on an attack, which, fcra time,
threatened to cut short the earthly career
of the great anti.Ingersolite.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. Especial. IA bad
wreck occurred this morning on the Mis-
sour Pacific road, two miles west OF lnde-
pendence, the west-bound Kansas Pa
citc train colliding with an east-beund
freight. The engines were badly demOl-
ished and several cars smashed, but beyond
receiving severe bruising and general
shaking up, neither passengers nor train
men were seriously injured. Trains were
delayed several hours by the accident, but
the road is now clear.
Articles of agreement for dog fight have
been signed in this city between Johnny
Mccullough and Tom Hurns. The fight is
to take place within five miles OF Kansas
City, on January LIST, for $500 side, the
Police Gazette rules to prevail. The event
is attracting good deal of attention among
sports in all parts of the country, and Bos-
ton and Detroit will send men and money
to bet on the result.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14
Waco,

Waco, Dec. 6.-[Special.I-ro-day a man
named Martin, who had been displaying
money in a BARRON, got into playful
scuffle with one of the bystanders, during
which the latter distracted $50 from Mar
tins pocket, and soon after went away.
Martin was ignorant Of the theft. but II had
been observed by others, and the thief was
followed, captured and jailed. lie is a
stranger here, and refuses TO give his name.
Little Katie Street, who was kicked on
the head BY a horse yesterday, is lying In
painful and critical condition.
Waco. Dec. S.-tSpecial.l-A oollslon
occurred early this morning on the Missouri
Pacific. near the Brazos bridge on TINS side
of the river, between a train standing on
the track and a freight train backing over
TO switch at she Waco depot, going
at the speed Of ten or t1eye miles
per hour. Both csbOOses were thrown
/ nom tie track and wrecked, and other
damage done. Conductor Evans, Engineer
/ Chance and Fireman Hummer were pain
I fully injured The latter most seriously,
I Though believed not fatally.
/ About a week ago two mules were sold
/ here nv a man named Brown. alias Baker.
and today two men from Dallas named w.
III. stout and A. II. Blanks. farmers,
claiming to be the Ogners, made
proof Of oEnrrship aud took the
stolen animals They stated that ne thlei
notified them By letter from Mckinney
the story Is rather thin and
Hooks Ike a put up job, a. thieves are not
/ generally % cOnsiderats Of the Interests OF
I their victims. 80 -.
Thirtv-seven deaths occurred In this CITY
l during November.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14

ft0lf Halle photographic N tbe lfngslt
inttn yesterday are iurnlng out splendi1ly,
cad he feels yGry cheerful to-day over his
success
About I O'Clock last night llio heavens
suddenly cl0udod, and an hour after That o
severe storm " Wind and rain, accompanied
no many pieces by thunder, pissed over lho
country. Prospects OF snoY to,night.
Wpnther remarkably cold, there having
been change of forty degrees since yeslof-
day. IL Is feared that there will be great
losses Of Sheep am0ng wesLorn ranohes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14
noorafmorirr ~ MANN
rfeahs ~ ncauiesa fhmsand Yeafs 60
The rnWViffyed iiollea.

Thc rnoifiiiyed Doiies.
~ Undoubtedly there 10 much idle fal
q about the wonderful eximtaRahcH NJ Indie
d Of the present day, their pursuit NJ con
q sianuy Chandng styles. and The lnxndc
. demanded ~ those who can or Think thrl
Z can afford the expense. one would be le6
10 suppose, IN the absence Of knowledge Il
The contrary, that these we're things o
modern growth. But just look at the
Style they used 10 put on In early
ages, and their enormous extravaganza.
We are told that the ladies' Of Lesbos
slept on roses whose perfume had been arti-
licialy htghtened. And In these times
court madens powdered their hair with
gold Marc Antony's daughter did not
change her dress half u dozen times day,
as do the Saratoga graces, but she made the
/ humphreys in her llsh-pond wear earrings.
The dresses of Lolita Paulina. the rival OF
Aggripina, were valued at 81, 6Gl, 4S0. This
did not include her jewels She wore at
one supper 81, 5G2, 500 worth of jewels, and
it was plain citizens supper. The luxury
of Poppma: beloved by Nero, was equal 10
that OF olla.
The women of the Roman empire indulg.
ed m all sorts obituaries and excesses, and
TIL ,se were revived under Napoleon |. in !
frrnce. Nine. Tallien bathed herself in q
wash of strawberries and raspberries, and |
had herselfrubbed down with sponges p |
pea II mix ana perfume.
An Albanian belle of to-day presents a !
rather striking appearance. She is, as |
rule. coiled with seed pearls and coins, and |
enveloped in black serge pelisse. She !
uses paint on her face profusely, and her
taste runs TO cherry lips and cheeks aud jet
black eyebrows strongly drawn. An Aloa-
MAN BRIDE discards paint for while, and If |
wealthy, wears q suit something like this :
Rose-cOlored under robes, with an over
robe Of dark green velvet, the idea being !
taken from a rosebud half opened in its !
| leaves. Thus arrayed, the girl of handsome !
| features is said to look really bewitching.
| The Tartars despise prominent nasal APP |
pendages, and the woman who has the
smallest nose is esteemed most charming, |
but to outside barbarans she is perfect
! fright
The women of Spit, in India, wear TUNES
and trousers of wooden stuff with large |
boots, partly of leather, partly of blanket, |
which como up to the knee and which they
are fond of taking off at any time. In or
der to get greater warmth they often put q
quantity of flour into these boots beside
their legs. Their taste in regard to orna-
ments runs much to all sorts OF rings, in.
Guiding nose rings.
| A. typical woman in the interior of Africa
is thus described Her naked negro skin
was leathery, coarse and wrnkled; her fig
ure was tottering and knoCk-kneed; her
thin hair hung in greasy locks; on her
wrists and ankles she had almost an arsenal
of metal links of iron, brass and copper,
strong enough to bind prisoner in his cell.
About her neck were hanging chains of
iron, strips of leather, strings of wooden
balls, and heaven knows what more lum-
err Boston World.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14

LoSGvIEw, Dec. 9.-[special. l-Aiter sew
eral days Of very cold weather, the prospect
Is good for rain.
Cotton. picking has been suspended and
receipts last week here have been llght.
The Longyiew Kelley Plow factory made
its first shipment Of plows yesterday to
Messrs. Wetter & Coffin, Rockdale. This
enterprise is destined TO be success, and Is
now turning out about 100 plows daily. In
the spring the manufacture Of holow-ware
will be commenced.
There is evidence that the work Of ex-
tending the Longvlew d Sabine Pass rail-
road will soon commence.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14

TEXARKANA, Dec. S.-[Special. The case
of the state of Arkansas VS.. the Coyle broth
ers for the murder Of John Westy, is now
on trial. The defendants chose TO sever,
and Will Coyle, one ot.the accused, was put
upon his trial. The evidence in the case,
from a transcript of hearing OF petition
for writ of habeas corpus, is very conclu,
sive of their guilt, and shows most foul
and cowardly murder, the particulars of
which are that about the LIST of July last,
while deceased was sitting ia his kitchen,
surrounded by his family, he was fired upon
several times with shotguns, filling the
body of deceased with buckshot, causing his
Immediate death, These men, with guns,
were seen to run away from the scene.
Westy was q well-to-do negro farmer, and
the accused are white men, quite young.
A brakeman in the Texas e. Pacific yard
had his hand badly mashed yesterday,
while coupling cars.
TExARKANA, Dec. 6.-[Special. THE adj
iourned term of the circuit court of Miller
county is now in session, Hon; Elmo
Mitchell presiding. The term will proba
bly, last until the lbt of January next. -
The Knights of Pythias will give ball
on the 10Th instant.
The Big Four minstrels' baggage was at
tached here yesterday to satisfy board
bill in PARIS. They played to small house
last night.
Business good.
Brick.work on the recent burned district
will soon be completed.
TExARKANA, Dec. 7.-[Special Mrs.
Tison, wife of Hon. W. H. Tilson, of our
city, died to-day.
x brakeman named Roach was killed in
the Iron Mountain yard while coupling
cars yester fay. He was caught between the
bumpers and terribly manged.
The case OF the State Of Arkansas against
the Coye brothers, for the murder, Of
Charles Wesley last September, was called
for trial to-day. Business in the circuit
court is being rapidly disposed of. The
civil docket will be reached next week, for
the first time in four years.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14

palestine, Dec 9.-[speciall-City Mar.
shall Rogers went TO arrest a negro tonight
noticed something suspicious in the corner
of the cabin, covered with an old quit, ano
uncovering Il found full barrel OF whisky.
Further investigation discovered three more
barrels under the bed, all concealed by
Iiouor dealer here, with the intention
doubtless. 70 default. Rogers removed The
whisky 70 the city ball, and telegraphed
IeGierse & Co, o. Galveston, and other
merchants who bad furnished the goods.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14
Waco.

WACO, Dec. 9.-[Special.l-The city cleo
ton takes place Monday at which all mu-
niclpal officers will be elected and the pro-
position to establish irst-class graded free
schools ten months in the year will be voted
on. The result of the latter is doubtful,
as il requires two.thirds Of the votes cast to
carry ana there is considerable opposition.
Professor Hogg, of Fort Worth, is speak
ing at the court house tonight in favor OF
the proposition, and other speeches will be
made,
A man named Caller was killed at Cold
Springs, this county, today, but further
particulars cannot be obtained.
The Broom brigade has struck Waco,
and two companies OF the sweet sweepers
are giving an exhibition tonight at Odd
FelloMs' hall.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14

SAY Ar1oEIo, Dec. 9.-Ispecial-l-George
Pearl. whose professional card reads;
"Grsduats oftbs Southern Dental college
New Orleans. class 1865. Z" was arrested here
BIZ a detective this evening. He is charged
With with having robbed Lords hotel, At
Casfroville. west Of san Antonio. Of about
Al so On his person vas fond purse,
sr.ctarles and so COniederate bill taken
Al the lime 81 the ROBBERY. Pear has oeen
travelling through the country solicitlng
derfrl vork. but tailed 30 DO much and re-
sgrfed 20 gambling for living he cane
ip-e from s.. Louis
p11fr-feif ard apoHard, Of the Southern
per7fir arri-ed this evening They leave
Wruda~ % her tip west - inspect ms
roef nov curuplefed, with TIE ernepti9n .
shruf to miles. Cltirsns ten1ere1 then
4 -rcrrtior. bat they declined on accou-'
q tusl1ess.
say AF1osIo. Dsc. 7.-lspsclal.l-Pro
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14
NEWS BY sRECIALs.

A dangerous Connasrailon at 0al-
weston IL Checked After Afdaous
Work 4 Palestine Ll1nor
Dealers Game Blocked
Waco: Approaching Municipal Election
-Lamentable Opposition to Free
School Proposition.
San Antonio: A Tooth Carpenter
In Trouble Railway Mognates
Arrive, But Decline
the Reception rendered Them by Citl-
zens-Tyler Decisions OF the
Supreme Court.
Austin: A Very Newsy and Profit
able Budget.
Laredo: A Postmaster Under Cloud =
Border Dots.
Big Sandy: Burglars Drill Safe and
Get the Swag.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14

An eastern paper says; Every man who
goes into the lumber woods this winter
should take with him supply of Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment and Parsons Purgative
Pills This little precaution may save
months of labor and much suffering
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14

-rspeoial.l-About5 o'slock

CISCO. Dec. 7.-Tspeoial.l-About 5 o'clock
this morning fire was discovered in cot
tor on the platform Of the Texas Pacific
railroad, where here we're lOO OF more
b.ies. livery effort was made 10 extin-
tinOuish the fire, but owing 70 the very
higb winds, success was not attained until
tbs flames had consumed some fifteen or
t~entv bales Of cotton. II IL supposed 70
have caught fire from the sparks Of pass
ing train.
n h verv cold here to-day.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14

MaEsHALI, Dec. 7.-lspeciall-Luke
More and Bully Hall, colored, living near
scotfvfIle, got into q quarrel yesterday
morning about q woman, when Luke drew
Iis Htfle pocket knife and stabbed his IN
tevuuisf 70 the hear, killing him instantly
NoO-s was srrested and lodged IN jal-
A dry norther struck ne early this morn
fur. ard the day has been quite cold
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14

The exposure of the utter worthlessness
oil the large packs of horse and cattle pow
ders has saved our people vast sum. There
is only one kind now known that are strictly
pure, and these are Sheridan's. Don't
throw away your money.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14
Tyler.

TYLER, Dec. 9.-[Special. l-Supreme
court: Following reports of the commits
sion of appeals were adopted; Affirmed
Nelson ct al. VS.. Moss, from Robertson
county; Barley VS.. Tarrant county, from
Tarrant county; Shilliugs VS.. Howell, from
Lamar county; Battle VS.. Guedril, from
McLennan county; Blanks VS.. Todd, from
Travis county; Patterson ct al. VS. Rey-
Hearne, from Robertson county; Roberts
VS.. Christman, from Washington county;
Duryee ct al. VS.. Giddings ct al, from Wash
ington county; Ross VS.. Fitch and wife,
from Bastrop county. Reversed and rem
dered-Moswell VS.. Hiilburn, from Lamar
county. The court also reversed and re-
manded Howard ct al. VS.. Kopperl, from
Bell county; Corporation Of Seguin VS.. Ire
land, from Guadalupe county.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14
Eastland.

EAsrLAND, Dec. 7,-[Special. After
much trouble in obtaining jury, the case
of the State VS.. J. D. Martin, charged with
assault with attempt to rob the Texas eX-
press agent at Ranger, on April 2lst last
was begun. Four witnesses we're exam
ined, and the case was given to the jury at
dark. A verdict was reached at 10 o'clock
declaring Martin guilty and fixing his sem
tence at five years III the penitentiary, the
same as the one given Gillette in the same
case. Martin is young man of good APP
pearance, and it will be remembered he
was given into custody by his uncle, The
testimony was clear as to his identity and
connection, in fact, manager of the attem pit,
although the state announced that it drop
ped the charge Of robbery, as there was no
proof that the nine packages said to con-
tain $4S5, were valuable;
The cases against Hall, Armstrong and
Hayes, for theft of forty cattle, In which
defendants have five indictments each, will
be called this week. There are many wit
nesses here from various counties TO testify
against them.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14

Drra1un, Dec. 7.-lspeciAi. ~. Wartsl-
AZ. . heavy dealer in dry goods, vHs At
ts-hsa here this morning ty creditors rep
-p-ruted bv Crnns 4 epsrkman and
Grshnrn & Fuller asssts. $500 lisolifie,.
$500.