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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-13

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as shsrsefsily.
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de- ~Fs~~ Jssu-y
h suuss hsi A<xua &sn feep-
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nssas hAasi~s>s ssssx p a. -
w a a.. k~i. lstrv ihsrN bA sen
-sseh~si ss~ ,sAeT hlH~ssAaF~as sal
a-skesl n shrua Ga c<~s - &ui1f'
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msss ~ ihs q1rsa - thr tkss#a
~ this - szlrytsnd. sssfV snesEA3
cred Msy Jane
she bal lsA ua~sat . sSX Z asussA
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sas.l a. tss, - h-sssy ssl sars
az a al Asi afwso~s szkes =. AZ kss
srn~s Her As1I uace ttss s~vss
sas shnl sszse sss Esrsss aaA .s ussk
itEg "a The aAfsvrs
The nasssic cUAast wsA a crash tho
aai rsasses s'sPsei ash sal
NJ tbs tsxhfreSss hfais sgsSs-~sa
ia rse Axw~ss ss-a sie as@ea.fstu
.aus~ ior~s~L ssd, a~sasx aows.
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russith.
u rsnsr ta sssls FsiV.iaasl" tait-
srs.i Mar Jane an Ia ses sAFse sch.
e. fran yusa
How The fairies sAal pFias.ss lsashe.i'
Rus ils~y argc 50 sscsvf ansi gv~shae
Iur.<i si-sss a THAI saFnrhow Mar Jsao
Ida feci a "a embarrassed
What are the Wishes dear sall4'
! can grsns thea. ssa,Asd uss
Iercn.taiy.
IA. thaak YEA. HssaF erred May
isue, her htse ryss IA intnra lak ssFss~
Isx, ,he thrrc wtsAus shs ssi osantssi
rs her nagvrs So ~itsa "a a.rsnay
fIirseas hus wsse ut - easy a. sna-
nerste hen shs nrAly was Ia fairys
AMI. We'll. thsn. I shs-lhl hks Ia live
.srr forrvsT as ever. began MsTy
Isne. gazing aissas hsE IA a ~ssi e rstt.
AM hsrw tarnr I.sssssy .als sse
HAT riakrs tsu ~s.hes IA tksa an
hsu saa { 90 ples~s "a ths szrr to
the slater IT jim Suaiih. psat ia
IL. noom there. ha.k a. "a
The boys zna Fifis nssaA The
and FAIRIES lsnsh.st naaT. ihsn
srr at thi. bat thsrv SeFc tears las O..
u~en -taiYy a cyes Mar Jsae tkapght
Asy wrrr Diamonds. sna ,sislY i,ss hs;
which Rad fsllen ca her hsnsi
They aia'f "a meas ssssr all b
RED. mech di-sppssiateL-.
AMI at this even The gsirsa faAv .hsd
. smile hrighsiy thIuagh her tsHs
know Yea are thinking thsI | sHn
this story loo long. "a ! all
astsn to a.. oaL
MARY Jxzs's .stshes al rrssN f~sA
be- gue~n- fsiry MAS n rieh AMI kia.i
'i,. Who hove elilsircn sefy Esush. but
hal nons If her own.
You mas - sure that GFaany a. Isstsn
dat want Ia part with fia4fag sasi
Iny Jane They are hpth IS the opsn<
thai The fsiry threw \ s~ll gsvr
FANNY. and > Rmi@s spsil AZ ga.t
a boy whose name IL jiu Ssniih
my b@Asss cnif the ushnf das. 49,
asn suru Mar gsass tasrd wea wss
-antei -0slsfss Dies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-13


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31llllng Msm
1noNn zoe %
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nerzna for ISM
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tne brave dsserH 1
Our hero Was {
W~pow-Iegged2
~icn ran YER
IFeciaiiy when |
tne.asive. he !
q Close, !
huge white
cane, inc care o.
me present occ
iste. ne whistle {
alcng. gut -
lPir1ts. lt
lover. Re reAch
'n ~ tu!ne
On oaiinay ANA
ne 40 Ailne
ceeded along t
tr.ckin. -
MAS WIN % seseG
NANNY Isabel
sioe tne caoin &C.,
tson apparently Nc
Ssiindy Ann wa
Imam approached .
Wen-
l,NR-good-ebenX
ne said, puiling
|bghuy In one hanR
other, ma vinb!yt
sive pcrspirafion HI
OF bis collar, the q
. NANNY Is&
let thcm wander ar
her visitor and ma,
as though was YU
sne had
niiicsnt. = Is
"Oh! good-ebenig
swered, stifdy. x
lsham by this TIM
to sit down; 50, csp8
stool, ne hastily DEP
It. +
TAKE . seat, ls&
SAID NANNY. with
upon poor isham felt
up again. Then
silence. Nanny Il
wigglcd. At ieugq
the latter spoke. 3
I.."I hope ! sees voc
Nanny ~lzzable?" Id
ingraiiate himself.
berry well.
NANNY Isabel. sual
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-13

~ ~ -
e pills." '~'rufnstis
'owdens ~ any
She wa Geduious
prulound mystery
md doin9s ~I
,ommapd a las
voice which.
] that ola screccA-
b 10 appeal 10 her
n she did not
ieaions Of right
n IL Was quite i'm
rs gwine when
re I always did
/, an I neber cud
(hout scttin' right
roman. object oil
! 10 whom Isham
~ talc-fM there
bg Lore story in
y up his courage.
Ind adorned his +,
bscH in-order to-.
granddaughter. (
B, the beautcor.s
hnn had smiled /
she upon several
las generally un-
vas bold enough
Nanny Isabel,
cinea at all un-
ell was n we'll
Y. and she was n
fiSd three times. |
rvew held no
did not even I
Dc: None but 7
Ir."
dapper youth. !
an expression ]
to smiles, es-
(cited or appre-
himself in his :
ii the effect by J
collar. took q
would at any ]
for his treIp-
III to learn his I
(ng as he went ]
(cping up his I
wv lower and I
(tc. and would
put he thought
ed. Sher."
~. n he pro- {
amt skeerdI
him nohow. I
ling just out {
|es and atten- {
her knitting. ]
Fre in sight.
as he dared. {
my LIABLE"
!, gripping it {
" cane in tho
|ing. Excess
led IN end
btood ferccly
Ped her eyes, ,
Dove. beyond !
upon him :
rest accident (
pct SO insig- ,
b." she an :
kstly desired q
|hree- legged 3
imself upon o
20 q seat" y
sis; where y
to bounce n
ri a grim n
nnd lsiaru !,
~esperation. T.
(od healt', =
Wishing to 9
replied h
81 an bows =,
got ODER h
Peter Jones
(tch you in a
Pmile was :
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e, he fall y,
t hin. We c,
70 nothin' .;
he wither- -
pr fun YOU -,
| nut ] bet n,
w me out"
+ he! bc." =,
|e subject f'
q his next n
Ip ar she's ~
work in =,
have no -,
MONS. g.
cd these =,
Mate Ms
|is heels, i,
IL gasped h
MS ne-fcrtu
@ter-p
ID a rush.
VI He half
" Il sbear m
Hl i'm, and 2.
Isabel dl.
hands m
re. she In
.r (mestic On
N was sh
Is pr the IN
III treas-
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-13

LA srcord With th~ hs. ~txsy-sins
|hpys ksss oAe~ss Eceases sad w~~s
In1k0 - shDw ~ 80. sH Earkezsnr.
y T.. % ed s-<wsEspszs and kka<k
hneA- Tks yousx~ss hcy h t~a ys4<s
oil ana he oi3sse b fhsrsy-ave Sa0s
heys vks us xnowa 70 be vsry -
beys Asve bsss utnp1 hpnsa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-02-11
NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
HAWAIIAN KINGDOM.
Pronosed amendment.

To Article 81 OF the Constitution granted by Kameha
meha V on the goth day of August 1864 in accordance with
Article so of said Constitution.
SECTION 1. That Article 81 of the Constitution granted
by His Majesty Kamehameha V on the Goth day of
August 1864 be and the same is hereby amended in accor-
dance with Article so of said Constitution, by striking
ont the words 50 five hundred " and by substituting there
fore the words I" two thousand " and by striking out the
words - two hundred and fifty" and substituting there
fore the words g one thousand -" so that the Article shall
read as follows:
ARTICLE 81. No person shall be eigable for a Repre-
sentative of the people, who is insane or an idiot; nor
unless he be a male subject of the Kingdom, who shall
have arrive at the full age of twenty-one years, who shall
know how to read and write, who shall understand &C
counts, and shall have been domiciled in the Kingdom
for at least three years, the last of which shall be the
year Immediately preceding his election and who shall
own real estate within the Kingdom of a clear value over
and above all membranes of at least two thousand
dollars, or who shall have an annual income of at least
least one thousand dollars, derived from any property or
some lawful employment"
hereby certify that the foregoing Bill passed its third
reading in the Legislative Assembly of the Hawaiian
Islands on the 9th day of August A. D. 1880.
oc 29-3m AMES NJ. MONsARRAT. Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-02-11
Miscellaneous Items,

Could il be said Of the man who rung the bell
for a false alarm OF fire that he TOLD a lief
EVERYBODY wishes to be well of-especially
the man on a vicious horse.
The virtue Of man ought to be measured not
by any extraordinary e%xertion, but by his every
day conduct.
IF the ages Of human beings were to be reckoued
only by hours and days well spent. most OF us
would be in our infancy.
SMITH - Delightful wine this, isn't i'll 10
there anything in the world better than a glass
of good wine?" Brown A. Yes. there is--a
bottle"
New and truly sincere form Of invitation -
q Mr.. and Mrs. Brown-Jones request the favor
of your presents at the wedding OF their
daughter"
CoNUNDKUM.-Why should you never address
your conversation to a person engaged IN footing
up figures? Because there's nothing so deaf as
an adder.
- IT rains alike on the just and the unjust"
On the just mainly, because the unjust have bor-
rowed their umbrellas.
SPEAKING Of one of bis works to a critic. q
dramatic author said, with the consciousness of
modest worth, : 1t has had many imitators.
" Yes" replied the critic, especially before
hand"
TEACHER " Are pro and con Synonymous
or opposite terms?' Scholar Opposite"
Teacher &" Give me an example, Scholar [:
g Progress and Congress"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-02-11
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.

TENH REGULAR SESSIONS OF OCEANIC
Council No. ~ A. L. of II. arc held in the Knights
OF Pythias Hall. Campbeus Building on the FIRST aud
THIRD TUESDAYS OF every Month.
jaI4 Sm HENRY SMITH, sec'y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-02-11
Proposed Amendment.

ty Kamehameha V, on the Goth day of August A. D. 1864,
as amended ard approved on the 18th day Of May, A. d.
1868. according to Article so of the Constitution.
That Article SC of the Constitution be and the same is
hereby amended so as to read as follows
" SECTION Sc. The Representatives shall receive for
their services a compensation to be .ascertained by law,
and paid out OF the Public Treasury but no increase of
compensation shall take effect during the year in which
it shall have been made and no law shall be passed in
creasing the compensation Of said Representatives beyond
the sum of Five Hundred Dollars for each Session"
hereby certify that the foregoing Bill passed its third
reading in the Legislative Assembly of the Hawaiian Is
lands on the 9th day of July, A. d. 1850.
oc29 3m N. MONSARRAT, Secretary.
JOHN II. BROW n, Inspector of Weights and
Measures. for the Island of oahu.-IO3 Beretanis Street.
Orders may be left at the Police Station. july9,s Stiff
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-02-11


A pilgrim once, so runs an ancient tale
Old, worn. and spent. erept down q shadowed vale
ON either hand rose mountains bleak and high
chill was the dusky air. and dark the sky;
The path was rugged ana hts feet we're bare
His faded cheek was scanned by pain and care
His heavy eyes upon the ground were cast,
And every step seemed feebler than the last.
The valley ended where a NAKED rock
Rose sheer from earth 10 hesytn. as II 10 mock
The pilgrim who had crept that toiisome way
But while his dim and weary eyes essay
To End an outlet. In the mountain side
A ponaerous, sculPtured, brAEcn door he spied.
And lettering towards a. with fast falling breath
Above the portal read. " THE GATE OF DEATH"
He could not stay his feet, that led thereto
Il Welded to his touch. and passing through,
he came into a world sil bright ana fair
Blue were the heavens. and balny was the air.
And 10 the blood Of youth was in his veins.
And he was clad in robes that held no stains.
OF his long pilgrimage Amazed he turned
Behold s golden door behind him burned
In that fair sunlight and his wondering eyes
Now l~ustrefui and clear IS thoss new skies
Free from the mists OF age. sud care, and strife.
Above the portal read, THE +" GATE OF LuK."
$. s. coSASr.
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asm 9abtrtstmtnts.

s. INCLINE. Saas ESNEuTH.
C. EkCLINC & CO.,
(Sucesssors 10 6. SegeIken Il Co-l
'TinSmithS 81 Plumbers,
No. NUUANU STREET,
Dealers in Stoves and Ranges.
~ Tin, Sheet Iron i Copperware
KssP CONSTANTLY on HAND
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Galvanized Iron and Lead Pipe,
jail 81 India Rubber Hsse. Ae.. &c.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-02-11

The LIQUOR TRAFFIC IN MASSACHUSETTS,
Nineteen cities Of the Commonwealth, besides
Boston, have voted by direct ballot, Eyes" and
No, " on the question of authorizing licenses
for the sale of intoxicating liquors. Eight of
them. viz Somerville, Newton, Brockton,
Haverhill, Gloucester, Fitchburg, Lynn and
Newburyport, have voted 10 try the experiment
of local prohibition the other eleven have
voted in favor of licenses, but in several cases by
very small majorities. How nearly the public
sentiment in these cities approaches to an even
division on this question is apparent by the fol-
lowing statement of their vote
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-02-11
NOTICE.

RS. POOLE HAS Eel Der
VA ROOMS 10 Nos. $6 ard - Richards
street. corner Bereisnis, the late residence Of Prince hanuia-
keA. fz lms
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fLJ1AL NUIlOL'
n K GIVE NOTICE THAT 4 WILL
IL not be responsible for any debts contracted IN my name
without my written order
nos BIN !. NJ. DAZZLE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-02-11
NDAYTiME TABLE
Peoples Lime.

TWNHE OMNIBUSES WILL TO-MOR-
II ROW on the following time for the accommodation OF
our church people and Sunday School Children, and also for
the benefit OF all who desire an early, inyigorating morning or
evening tath. Mr.. D0DD has received numerous eongratu-
lations, on all sides, for his entsrprsing hospitality ia seeking
the wants of our generous community. and for comfort, con-
venence, reliability OF driving and cheSpuess IN fares, togeth-
er with promptness AS per schedule, he certainly deserves
the respect Of our entire community.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-02-11

~ The only place to buy GENTS GOOD CLOTH
ING at the very LOWEST RATES is at CHAs. ].
FIsHELs' POPULAR STORE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-02-11
NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The undersigned having disposed Of all his interest in
the B~lacksmithing and Carriage Making Business TO Mr..
NJ. J. Rose, hereby requests all those who are indebted 70
him. to make immediate payment to him Of their ac-
counts. ). NJ. WHITMAN.
Dated Honolulu, January Ist, 1852. iaI4 3m
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~ The best Percale shirts, extra cuPFs and
TWO COLLARS, for only 81 so, at CHAs. FrsHEIs'
POPULAR STORE,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-02-11

How did you find your uncle, Johnny -
- In applepie order" "How's that p
CEusty." was Jehnny's neat reply"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-02-11

~ Please notice that at 80 a. IN. and 1 p. m, the Bus-
will run to the Waikiki Baths, and the cha rye for the round
trip, Bath included, will be only Fifty Cents. Tickets eight
for One Dollar.
Office of Pantheon Stables, corner Hotel and Fort Streets,
jas tt JAS. DODD, Proprietor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-21
Austin,
Special to the Herald.

AUSTIN, March 20--Judge Walker
granted the following decree to day in the
case of the state VS. the International Rail
way CO. first that the land grants be adj
judged forfeited upon all the railroad
between Jefferson and Laredo not com
peted at the time of filing Of the suit, viz:
from Austin to Laredo and from point
north Of Longview to Jefferson.
Second, that other matters asked in the
petition or the prayer be denied.
Third, that the defendant pay costs of
suit.
The other matters asked in the
petition were the forfeiture of the compa
ny's charter and the fall of the tax
exemption with the charter. The attorney
general will appeal.
The comptroller rules that drummers are
legally qualified to post bills and distribute
advertisements.
Governor Davis leaves this evening for
Washington.
A private Washington dispatch from
Judge Norton, to the effect that
Davis sceptre had been broken
and Marshal Russell would be
appointed, was. received here Saturday
night, A fcw days will tell who holds the
sceptre.
General Sherman and party passed
through this morning.
The election for officers of the fire
department to-day resulted rs fol-
lows-Chiet, August Xeiller; assistant
chief, John Z. Kirk; recorder, Charles
Hofllurtz.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-21
WHAT THE WIRES SAY.
Continued FROM First rnge
Representative Blacks condition is

Representative Blacks condition is un-
changed.
W. Il. Dickson, special messenger ON
behalf of the citizens of Chicago has arrived
in this city with petition tor the par
don of Sergeant Mason. II bears 10000
signatures and is ., 100 feet In length, Dickson
will present Il to the president to.mor-
r,w, together with u petition signed
by GS,OOo citizens Of Ogle county,
Illinois; each of whom contributed 10 cent
toward the relief Of Sergeant Mason's fam.
ily. Letters and petitions and appli.
cations of all sorts bearing
upon the case Of Sergeant
Mason como to the president every mail
from all parts Of the country; larger mum.
Der than usual arrived to-day. They are
being arranged, and will at the proper time
be referred 10 the secretary otwar for con
sidcration aud report.
The president to-day nominated Jane,
Sheppard collector Of customs of the district
of ST. Mary's, Georgia, and TO be rcstmas
tiers J. Il, Eppine, Daricn, Georgia lohr
Anderson, Paris, Tennessee Julius Wag
ncr, lndianola, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-21

ruE Philadelphia Times, in noticing the
various labor troubles and demonstrations
throughout the country, has thiscommcnt ;
"These tales have an oainous sound of dis
trcss, and there are many who cons,ruC
them to forecast great crisis In the near
future. During the winter which has jus,
closed, while nature tempered the winds to
the poor, the prices of lifc's necessaric'
have been unusually buricnsomc. Indus
trial enterprise has been active in all de-
partmen,s, and prosperity seemed to be tn,
harvest OF industrious application. En-
HANGED values have consumed the fruits o
labor, and the changing season fails tC
show an expected accumulation. This ha,
been productive Of discomfort, which in
vitcs agitation, and that In turn proyokc
outbrcnks,"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-21

rnr New York Herald In the following
brcvity exposes a hvorite job Of some par.
ties at Albany and very sensibly remarks
that the proposed measure is as useless n,
At is an Objectionable nature from other
causes. The Herald says; Never a wear
passes without an unabridged dictionary
strike at Albany This year, as might
naturally be supposed, the striker il n
Tammany man, a senator from this CITY.
The bill is Of the usual kind. II proposes
20 furnish each Of the ten or eleven thousand
school districts with an unabridged diction.
AIRY Of particular copyrighted variety a, a
price to be paid out of the state treasury
several dollars more for each volume than
the regular Wholesale price to the book
Grade Bills Of this sort always allow A cen
siderable margin for lobby expenses. In
tho customary course Of events the CONNIE
ting unabridged dictionary publ fishers 500,
will put in their contcs,ine claims for III,
plumber. They will have no difficult,
whatever In retaining Tammany member,
so father their bills. Thcnit Is 10 be hone,
that the rival strikers will successful,
countcract one another m heretofore
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-21
STATE SPECIALS.
Continued from First Page.
san Antonio.


Special 10 the Herald
SAN ANTONIO, March 2o.-Mrs. W. T.
Blythe, wife of the superintendent of the
Militarytclegraph line here, died and was
buried to-day, She had many friends in
north Texas,
John Cunningham, painter, took a razor
yesterday, placed wash-tub near his bed
and cut MS throat. About half gallon of
blood falling into the tub. The cash runs
from ear TO ear, but he still lives The
wind-pipe was not severed.
Detective j. NJ. Hawkins leaves here to-
morrow with j. d. Gillenwaters, who muir
dered X r. Eaton in Arkansas in August
1881 The murderer was arrested at Corpus
Christi three weeks ago. He had been once
mobbed and riddled with buckshot in Mis-.
sissippi but was rescued by friends re-
covered and came to Texas. Eaton's
friends employed Detective Hawkins TO
hunt him up and since his recapture, in an
interview. the prisoner said his name is
John r. Davis, and he was arrested for kill
ing man he never before heard of, and
had never been in Mississippi,
but his home was in Arkansas
lie was arrested last Saturday while clerk
ing in Heath's store at Corpus Christi.
Hawkins, who made the arrest, was Gin
formation scout" for Robert Il, Lee during
the latter two years OF the civil war. There
is 81 600 offered by the state and $1,000 by
relatives for Gillenwater's arrest, and Haw-
kins is sure he has the right man. The
murderer is 20 years old, dark complexion,
has scars from wounds received when
mobbed as per description, on left side, on
upper lip and various other portions of the
body. The prisoner leaves tomorrow in
Il. n.
sary requisiton papers from Governor
Roberts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-21

a REGENT issue of the Gainesville Regis.
ter says, editorially, with reference to Hon
oLIS WELLnonS's speech on the apporiion.
mcnt bill; eve didn't see COLONEL WELL.
noRS's speech on the apportionment bill
until this week. The speech IS. indeed, a
good one and fully justified the high opin.
ions expressed of it in several of the leading
papers Of the country, COLONEL wELLpoRs
as not what We call u noisy man, but when
he speaks he generally says something. lie
has never yet made himself ridiculous in
congress by speaking Without weighing
well what he had to say and thoroughly
mastering his subject
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-21
Lnn Thrown Orrn.

The new Jail will be thrown open to the
pupllc to-day for every one TO visit and In.
spect who may desire to do SO. II will be
open from so'clock q. m. TO o'clock y, M.
and sheriff Jones' requests everybody to
visit II before no puts In the prisoners nom
the old jail. which no will do as soon as the
new one gets thoroughly dry and. the con.
crete floor entirely hardened. The sheriff will
be at the jail In person, or by representative,
10 chaperonc visitors, and he especially IN.
viics the ladies 10 come down and see the
jail, II Is an exceedingly handsome and
ornate structure. and lis inside construction
Is 80 unique aud substantial that II will 70
pay any one 10 10 and look at IL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-21
New ORLEANS Is rapidly becoming n

NEW ORLEANS Is rapidly becoming man.
uiacturing city, and 1t is due to this fact
chiefly that she is becoming so prosperous
and growing In population In such marked
manner. Several largo establishments Of
various kinds have gone up there recently,
employing numbers Of people. This course
has to be adopted by Dallas before she will
reach full proportions. All examples on
record Of this character teach but the one
truth--that where manufacturing /, re.
sorted to wealth and population follow, and
there is every inducemcnt presented here
for extensive and finely paying establish.
.ments in dozen different lines.