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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02
Electrified Horses.

n crowd of several hundred men and
boys found source of infinite amusement
at Nassau and Ann streets this afternoon.
1t was noticed that every horse upon being
driven over particular place Jumped and
cavorted around and went through all sorts
OF monkey shines. Old WORKOUT dray
horses that were never known to show a
sign ct HE skipped around as gay and
spry sS u kitten, and prancing carriage
horses acted in the same manner. going
through hreakd0wns and jumping into
the AIR in most surprising manner, The
animals would proceed at their ordinary
p co until certain spot was reached
when suddenly they would be seized with
some uncomfortable spirit to act outland
lShlN, This curious spectacle attracted the
crowd, who laughed aud yelled. Many
drivers refused to trust their horses on the
! spot Finally wise man came in the
crowd and explained the mystery. At this
/ point Edison s electric wire are laid under
The street. Through some defect in the
wires the electric tluid had got loose, and
every Time horse put its iron shoe down
4 Tue animal received a severe shock, which.
though not strong enough to do the animal
any injury, caused 1t to act in the curious
manner described. Word was finally sent
to the electric station, the current was chi
| oil, and the exhibition closed, to the ais
gust ct the crowd.-lN. Y. Special.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02
Police Detail

City Marshal Arnold has made the folio =
INK detail of police for the present month
J. G. Il. Cornwall, deputy marshall; J. T
Carter station.house c, $. Clapp, mounted
on general duty II. T. Martin, IN charge Of
street gang.
East Dallas-On patrol-T c. Haesell
and Thomas PNdgitt from II II m. to II pm.
n, '. Nolan and s. 3. Taylor, from II p. m
to Il n. m,
West Dallas-P. j Shechan W. Il. Ora
ham and Pat Mullen, II a. IN. to II p. IN :,
j. W. Overland, Pete Shorne and l., IL
Heard, | p. III, to II n. m; W. f. Graham
will be at the station-house on duty from
10 p. IN. to "a. m,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02
THE MISSISSIPPI MAuoNr

There never Was, perhaps, such sudden
political conversion, or, more properly
speaking, apoStacy, as that OF GryGRAl
OnAtNkns' Of Mississippi, Only a few
months since his seat In the national con.
eress was given to the negro, LyScn, who
seems, from the most authentic accounts,
to have fairly beaten CHALMERS. This view
was taken Of the case by many democrat,
VINO voted to seat LYNCH. Up to the very
day Of the vots the ex.Coniederate brips.
d'er was . bourbon Of the bourbcn,, and
had failcd to ses any rsason ios dsscr,ir,r
The party with which hs had slway, sotei
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02
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THE old worn and riclcty monarchy Of
SPAN, which the United States didn't
thrash for butchcrng a ship.load Of our
citizens few years aEo, is about to fall to
pieces from internal decay. Its crops are n
failure, its government is impotcut, its cit.
liens are in revolt in many quarters, the
interest on the debt is not paid, and no
taxes cm b. collected. 1t will be hut a
short time, without doubt, before her more
important colonies and dependencies will
cut loose from her aud Cuba become as
long anticipated u state of the American
Union, and our key to the control OF the
southern seas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02

WHEN the British take notion to do Il
thing they 70 ahead and do ii, no matter
what the rest of mankind say. While the
conference at Conssantinoplo is trying to
determine upon some plan of military in,
terycnt'on in Egypt, GENERAL WoLsELEy is
rapidly intervening aud attending yigor.
ously to the practical part of the business
by the time the conference has decided
what to do, nothing will be found left to do
and LoRp DrfFrRlN viii hold up his sleev,
aud laugh In il.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02

TnE late GENERAL BURNSIDE was i'm.
pressed with the fact that monument |, a
hard thing to get over ones grave il loft 10
heirs and the public, so before his death he
ordered one to suit himself and after his
own tastes. When he died, however, he
Jailed to make any provision in his will for
paying for the work, so, like other ccle.
bated characters, he will have to slccp
some time with n common headstonc only
to tell whore arc his remains. Like the
average public, the GENERAL seemed 10
think that q monument could be erected
without money, but experiences In the past
In this line teach but one lesson, and tina,
Is That every dollar necessary for a monu.
men, ought TO be in hand before oven the
plan is thought of. Otherwise the average
time OF erecting u monument Is about INV
wears.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02

TrSStssE. is likely to send full demo.
cratic delegation to the national CONGRESS
this year In the first district every indi.
cation points TO tho election of TAYLOR,
democrat, who was member Of the forty.
sixth congress, and In the second disirio,
the s,alwar,s and halrbrseds arc 20 divided
That domocra, eau easily run in Il his ON.
ronents do not effect COMPROMISED re.
suit by no means likely. The other rcnub.
lican In the present delegation Is from tho
Memphis district, and was only elected In
1850 over CASEY You've by reason Of Tho
spill. in tho democratic ranks, which
this year has been completely healed,
The indications this year all poin,
to good democratic majority
IN the forty'eighth congress as Tho
sialwars and haltbrcd fight, TO say moth.
ing Of The Increased representation of N.
ths south, b mailing capital Tor tho dame.
etsw " svss ~ Union.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02
She Would Ito single Again,

Aggle Womblc filed her petition ro,
divorce from her husband, W. l.. Womblc
IN tho Office Of the district clerk early YES
Vtuey, morning, PRAYING that the mStri.
monial bonds be dissolved, ON tho gr,und
mat he beat, bruised aud banged her until
nNing with him WAS no longer cndurable
Ihey were married in the latter part of 1881
and lived together until the ihth of Deccm.
Der, 1851, at which time he made gencral
onslaught on her, beating her In a most
outrageous manner, and that he repeated
this treatment OF her on divers cccs sinns'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02

GENERAL SHERMAN intends asking the
president to permit him to retire in Novcm.
Der of next year. This will place PutL.
SHERIDAN at the head of the army and give
lis two retired generals. SHERIDAN is II
good man to fight Apachcs and Hulus, but
will not lend any special dignity to the
position of commOndcr.in.ohief, and is
wanting in all the literary nttainmcnts and
polish of GENERAL SHERMAN, as well rs the
discreet silence of GRANT. The proposed
change wont help the army any, but for
tunatcly that arm of the government is o
very little consequence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02

REFERRING to our editorial of yesterday
on the making of Dallas n cotton rcceiy-
Ing depot through the establishment OF
regular commission houses, we learn and
now gladly state that the large bank.
ing houses of MEssHs. ADAMS Il LEONARD
and FnrrrN, ApoUE IL LonIr, to cncour
age tho move, will advance moneys
for the purpose at Spcr cent, per annum
This is n most commendablc move in tn,
right direction,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02

PRESIDENT ApruuR has been having a
gay time at Newport, aud seems to have
made "maShcs' right and left upon both
soxes. GENERAL HANCOCK prouounccs hin,
n most genial gentleman and declares that
he is making II wise president, Mn, An
THUR has been indulging In lox.huuts
polo, garden parties, swell dinners and ,
score of other agreeable paslimcs. Srang,
to say, no report OF his approaching nup
tails has been published for some time
though it is likely that his watering plac,
Ito fora week or so back will furnish gos
sip of this kind soon,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02
A Momnnnrcci.cd.

A young woman rather prepossc,,ips in
appearance and neatly attircd called st tho
Office osihe city marshall yesterday morn.
ing and asked IL that officer was IN. Mar.
shall Arnold informed her that he wal,
when she requested a private interyiew
Tue woman YVES very much auitstcd. ani
while abe appeared diiiident, sne seemsS
DETERMINED IN her manner. IL turned osi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02

The Chicago Times is very hard on Er-
GOVERNOR SrRAGuE, who has raised the
red flag over the Castle Canonchet and de.
fled the authorities of his state. II says
that it was an exceedingly cowardy thing
for the governor to rise in rebellion against
such poor little state as Rhode Island.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02

The Tariff Commission will soon start on
starringtour, having notified the Kentuck-
ians that they can see them in Louisville
on the 9Th inst. aud participate in the farce
OF "lcyising' the tariff. The cheeks of
these commissioners are harder than any
br s. ever handled
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02

McCuLLouGn, OF the Globe-Democrat, in
an interview reccntly,cxpresscd the opinion
that Pennsylvania politics were in such n
muddlc that the state was past praying
for and remarked that il the democrats
carried ii this fall they would come very
near" the presidency in 1854.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02

VS. would call the attention OF those who
hlyosub,cribel for copies Of our September
edition with ANEW to sending them through
the mails, that the postage thereon is .
cents. II will be well to remember this
fact, as those not having the necessary
postage upon them will lie in the postofilce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02

ON SIMON CAMERON thinks that the in
dependent movement in Pennsylvania is
only trick of the frec-iraders. Hc will
probably be taught by November that the
Keystone state is admirably adapted to the
playing of tricks, and not near so healthy
as formerly for bosses The WoLF.MIrcH.
ELL party are wonderful serious and practi.
cal iokers,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02

CINCINNATI is making grand preparations
for the opening of its Exposition, on the
9Th inst. Excursions to the city are being
organized everywhere through the middle
and eastern states
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02

GREECE Is little, but full of pluck and may
yet give Turkey some trouble. Their from
tier embroglio will at least furnish the
Porte with a subject for thought and break
the mouotony Of the Egyptian question.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02

RI Rev, Bishop Gallagher yesterday sent
an order to Messrs. Mason & Erb, of thi,
city, for so double paragon school desks.
This is illustrative of the enterprise of
Dallas, while it speaks loudly for that Of
the above firm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02
SEPTEMBER z, 1882,

wichita Falls IL located In the fertile valley of
me big Wichit1 River, in Wichita cOuaty rs
miles from Fort Worth aud about 70 miles from
whGre Temples into Red River op oSite the
lhulah territory IN tho center OF one Of the
mlsl beautiful and healthy sections In the
Northwest Here are located the end Of the
nt'l division and the man repair and machine
Shors o. the Fort Worth Il Denver City Railway.
,ietr hiSo are situate the Falls and Rapids OF the
hir wichita River, which makes Il the finest
water power ana the future manufacturing een'
Yer northwestern Texas. Good water for
1olnesuc purposes, can be secured al depth Of
from 20 u 20 icej
ihc>e II 'vaniages will enable It {, control the
enlrs unlo OF the Southern portion OF the lu-
ulah territory aud of the vaS, Pan, Handle OF
ttNaS, and which will make /, the finest cattle
shipping polut IN the state.
=. TERMS OF SALE,--Purchases not exceeding
NW' 70 be paid IN cash ut time Of purchase
Purchases exceeding slOG oue.half cash, one
toutth IN six months and one, Fourth IN twelve
months from date of purchase All deferred
1aHinvnts 10 bear ten per cent interest from the
date OF sale. Vendors lien retained TO secure
payment Of notes
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02
Sale to Commence at 10 O'Clock A. N.

-NNCURSl0S TRAINS will be run from F1
worth To Wichita Falls on the day preceding
ana during the continuance of sale at REDUCED
rates For further Information and maps applI
TO H. T. MONTGOMERY,
J \. II. HosAcK General Town Lot Ast
Auctoncer. VI Worth, Tex
e. FROST Gen Pass Agent, IT Worth Tex
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18


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kins aud lable-oloihs IL Ia cul out tia
good parts and put thom away Ina bng,
appropriately labeled. and fave them
ready for use In ensc of sickness. A
housewife whose q stem Il So complete
thN II u hard 10 believe that she has
lived on earth only about forty year.
gives this advice, and she says also That
We should keep another bag with piece.
Of flannel, aud another with old cotton
cloth, for the same purpose.
"A correspondent Of the Ohio Farm.
~ has discovered n remedy for III,
worms that play SO great havoc among
currant bushes. The ordinary black
ant is AN inycteratc enemy Of the eur
rant worm lie encourages ant c%olnnic.
lear the bushes, and the result has heot
that while his neighbors had few or n,
currants, his crop was abundant. A
one time he took pains 10 destroy IN,
ants. This Is another instance Of In
necessity Of q knowledge OF tho habits o
insects to the fruit-grogcr and TO agri
culturists in general.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

Tony Pastor, Of New York, who is now with
bis mimltable variety combination, making a
tour Of the principal cities OF the Union, Is
~recoVnlzcd as the leading character vocalist
and variety performer Of the United States.
lie owns and runs a frst-elass theatcr on
Broadway, New York City, and has gathered
about him the best troupe of variety artists
that could be obtained. The company has
Just completed a brilliant engagement At the
Walnut Street Thcaier, Philadelphia, aud aft
cr the present tour they will rcappcar In Tony
Pastors own thsater In New York City. Mr..
Pastor Is the originator Of his peculiar school
Of character slnging, and has made himself
immensely popular, having realized by bis
talents a large fortune.
The writer OF this article met Mr.. Pastor re-
Gently al the Bingham House, In Philadelphia,
and found him as genial in private as he Is
amusing before the public. During our con.
versatlon | inquired as to his physical health,
and he replied that, Notwithstanding the
strain upon him In the discharge Of his pro-
f~esslonal duties, II vas excellent. lie had oc'
casionally severe pains, either the result OF
rufhtiAllc htiaehA Nou.i uuNAhJ fHHltAihts
Of that character never troubled him long, As
he had iound gu, q remedy for all such annoy.
ing affections. asked him what the remedy
Vas, aud he replied, "st Jacobs Oh" then
learned from Mfr. Pastor that be considered
the Great German Remedy an excellent prepa
ration for the cure or relief OF rheumatism,
and that II was about the only thing uset
among professional people for thai distressing
complaint lie took bottles ef II with HIN
whenever he went travelling, and would not b
without Il, and knees hat Il was very popula
with a number Of members Of his " CON
pany. A conversation held subsequently, will
various members Of the organization ~rcveale'
the fact that ~. Jacobs on had been perform
ing most invaluable service for them In tn
way Of curing them Of rheumatism. Nearil
every artist In the troupe used u, and was en-
thusiastic In lts praise, and the writer wa
really forced 10 the conclusion that Ton
Pastor wa certainly In luck In having so valu
able an article known and employed By hi
inlmltsbly good company Of performers, for
enabled every one 10 be aluays in hi. place
thus in,uring comfort 70 the management an
genuine satisfaction 20 the public Ton
Pastor would certainly b In trouble withou
g. iacshs OIL Al least other manager
whose artists have ben temporarily unsuT
Piled, have noticed the difference between y
Jacobs on In stock and s. Jacobs on out q
~stock-smong the members Of their comps
ula-E. II, Cllpr~y.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18
Ire.ousd o.am nsan.

William J. Coughlah OF Somervlllc, Mass,
saysi "ln the fall Of 1870 | MAS taken with 4
violent Nesdingcf The lungs, followed by a severe
cough. ! was admitted 10 the City Hospital
while there the doctors said | had a hole 10 my
left lung As blg a. a hall dollar Igave uphope,
but a friend told me Of Dr. WIN HALL's BAL
BAN ron II LUN0s. ! got n bottle, when 70
my surprise Icommencsdto feel better, and to-
day ] feel In better spirits than ] have the past
three years. write this hopingthat every one
AFFLICTED with Diseased Lungs will take DR. VIZ.
HALLS BAi.sAM ron rms LUNGS, and be con.
WINGED that CONSUMPTION CAN ne CURED
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

One day Thad Stevens was prao.
ticlng in the Carlisle courts, and he did
not like the ruling Of the presiding
Judge. A second time the Judge ruled
against "Old Thad," when the old man
got up with scarlet face and quivering
lips, and commenced tying up his pa
pers, as II to quit the courtroom. ado
l understand, Mr.. Stevens" asked the
Judge, cycling "Old Thad" Indignantly
"do | understand that you wish TO show
your contempt Of this courtp" "No,
sirl no, sir!" replied "old Thad;n al
don't want to show my contempt, sir
I'm irving 10 conceal IL
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18
NY BURGLAR FRIENDS.

Any newspaper reporter, " at least
any attached 10 a dnily journal, will tell
You that thcn ARE certain seasons Of the
year when people refuse 10 commit sui
eide, when there ara 10 victims Of muir.
der. when railroad trains rciu.at 10 smash.
nnd burglars and thiaye. insist on r.
manning inactive. No reporter = re-
quircd 20 furnish just a certain ainogn'
Of matter each day, but most reporter =
arr ambitious 10 furnish all they can
and SO when those dull times come the
journalist takes longer iramps. writes %
matters which would be overlooked IN
good times" aud docs his best 70 keep
up the show Of local news.
Years AGO. when | was a member q
the local staff Of n New Orleans daily.
va had a bal summer OF T. Accidents
were hardly known; few new buildings
wcrc going mp. and We had b. "dnw
out on thing 10 makccv bali a show
We finally started the interviewing
business. One Of the b1ys gave the ~.
pericncc Of q gambler. another The al
venture Of q river pilot. aui in time ~e
hal worked Mp ever body Ia; the burr
lars II was lct Ia me 10 hunt M some
u who could enlightan ne On ihrmys.
teries Of midnight visits IN search n
"swag' and "sigaL." | believed
could lind a man, or half a dozen Of
them. had in my minds cye a saloon
near the river wheU y suspicious crowd
was always eougFegated. and | mes
that two fellow. known A. big sam q
and Awful Daw" had Just come ou'
u Sla'e Prison and were hanging around
the place.
Nrrc | ~ enter the saloou. day q
night, inquire for one u those worhie..
order the drinks. and then frankly til
him who ! was and thnt ! wanted hin
10 give me The foundation for a genera.
article. why. 81 course. he would DO IL
10 argued, and when the time cam,
aruund that such = sketch would d hell
out, ! madc ms arrAngemehi4
went down to the saloon 1nc Frida,
afternoon. aud ! had the luck to tins
both men In. After beating around N,
subject for n spell ! came dinsctly % m,
point. did not ask them 10 criminal,
Themselves IN any way. hnt b. furnish
me an insight into their mode oi "put
ting up aud executing - Jobs.
We'll. nov. ven We got "a. . rpplie,
Dave. We couldn't begin 10 tell you
tall depend. on wha, YOU mean 10 40
lqa naiEht 70 inie.a house by the hal
dor one iiuse. by The window anuther
md next time you might no, 90 IN AZ all
We 70 acCordin' 10 circumstances Cir
eumsisnccs often knock all plans on m
fwanted N rrsthem 10 taking on III
subject. and did not much care wha
they said, A. ealcnlAted u put IN
Imagination At work aud give In som
adventures which would be eousidrrri
"tall,ii eYcn by old professionals
learned IRON tho men what article, cor
siiiutcd \ burglars "kii." what the
cost. and some othor facts II Interest
and thought | hnl secured about a
nesded Information, when Dave dctainc
me.
I'VE q give you some big things I
this line II you will 20 toa htil
trouble. We know whers there's
'cracky' hing low Just npw. who ca
talk 20 you all night. and he'll give 80
some almighty biz points"
| replied that ! would 70 b. consider
bic trouble TO Interview the man, an
asked how the meeting could he hruuyI
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

There i no difference among tho
people 81 this land As 30 what they want
done with polygamy-stampcd ont. nj
all co~ts. And there u = straight and
simple way of doing Ito deal with u
In Utah exactly a. everywhere else, by
statute aud criminal procedure. treating
zach individual without the slightest
reference 10 his association. or appeals
to religious beliefs; and to execute tho
law.. II need be. BY the entire force 81
the uaited States. II their be difficulty
In obtaining evidence q a marriage Ger
cmony. proved on the principle adopt
Ell In this State. that the act Of living
together a. man and wife establishci
the relation In the eve 81 The Law. And
n this does not avail. declare The MOI
mon community . nuisance. and IN
state Of ouilawry. 70 be- broken up lik'
= nest u serpcnts OF malaria The spec
tscle I. pltlsble and scandaloss. thstshi
thing should 70 on In defiance Of law
government and public sentiment
cAristiss fsfsiii9eacsr.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

When ~ Pierce, Of nunalo, n Y, ,~snnounced
that hia "favoflie Prescription would posi-
lively elife the many diseases and weaknesses
peculiar 70 women, toinn doubted, and ron
linued 10 employ The harsh and esustlc local
treatment Bat The mighty truth gradually
became ack novledged 1hvussnda ~ ladies
employed iho "fayofte Prescription" aud
we're speedily cured Ny druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

In the cure Of severe coughs, weak lunra,
splitting ~ blood, and the early stages ~ Ton
sumption, Dr. rierce's 'uolden Medical Dlscoy.
cry has astonlshcd The medical faculty, While
II cures the scyercst coughs II strengthens the
system aud parta,s he blood by druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

Fnn D%lrnrnEnIA, don't fall 10 use DR.. l.. y,
Towyg's DipHTnEaIA KING. The CHEAT pRE-
vgSrIvE and CyRg. Sjldby all druggists. Nor
rison, Plunmer a Co., Chicago, Gen'l Agents,