The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30
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The editors who ran Tor office NJ the late
election and we're defeated, are receiving
some compliments from some OF the papers
ihat are goubtless very unwholesome 70
them In Che hour Of deieat.--lFort Worth
Democrat.
THE CHAMPION.
"The champion beet OF Texas-welght
twenty.twO pounds-has been presented 10
the Dallas HERALD. - Houston Post. Oh
no that Is not 50; IL weighs about 2UO
pOunls has not been presented 10 anyone
and It's name is Tom Ochiltrec.-t Longyiew
Democrat.
DAR.BAR-oUs.
Tom 0chiltree may not be able TO do
much toward increasing the water on
Galveston bar" In the next congress, but If
reports be true he can lessen Lue qualify
OF champagne, cocktails aud gin slings be-
hind the bars in Washington when he gets
there Fannin County Advocate.
WILL SCARCELY INITIATE.
The German government has had 1900
persons crested as accomplices in lot.
terry. If Texas and Louisiana would join
hands and arrest everybody VINO has taken
stock in lottery, 1000 would scarcely be a
patching Il Marshall Messenger"
sELAH
If the next legislature does not make an
ap preparation sufficient To enlarge the luna
tic asylum so thatit will contain ample &C.
commodations for every unfortunate insane
person in the state, the people should see
which of its members are TO blame, and
never let them again disgrace their halls OF
! legislation.-[ Texas Tribune.
| GRATIFYING TO NOTE
The Daingerfield Herald boasts of fifteen
colored subscribers. Our list of color:d
subscribers is twice that large, and is grow
ing slowly, but surely. The colored people
take considerable interest in county mat
ters, and appear to appreciate county
paper Clarksville Times.
IRON BANDS AS WELL AS BONDS.
All this talk of div sion only makes Texas
the more united. AS her population in
creases, her resources are developed, her
borders and centres tied with railroads, and
her wealth and credit as commonwealth
enlarged AMI established, the bonds are be-
ing strengthened that will bind her closer
together Marshall Tri-Weekly Herald.
TEMPoRA MUTANTUR.
Twenty years ago President JEFF Davis
outlawed General B. Il. Butler for the MUIR
der of Mumford in New Orleans, and Gen
eral Roger A. Pryor went still-hunting
after Batler,s scalp; Lately PPf ;, went to
his majority; and now he halls him as
"Thane Of Cawdor and king that shall be"
-[Austin Statesman.
NoTA BEEE.
We do not see how southern members of
congress can consistently vote for Mr.. Ran
dali as speaker. While we acknowledge his
ability and his services to the party We can
not lose sight of the fact that all his theo-
ries are antagonistic to the interests of the
south. He IS not only a high protective
tariff man, but an enemy to the Missis-
sppi river appropriations.-[M Mckinney
Enquirer.
WHO WAS ONE OF THE scRATCHERs.
The one vote cast for General Robertson
in Guadalupe county, was cast by Judge
Ireland. Uncle Dan'l, make note ont.
ireland has proven recreant to the grand
old t. o. principles of democracy, and is I'M
worthy of further confidence and respect,
for did he not scratch the ticket?"
Can anybody or anything be trusted now,
except the Houston Post?-[San Antonio
Express.
INFORMATION DESIRED.
The Evening Light says that exc Governor
Davis has written a letter acquitting Col
onel Jones of any agency In influencing
greenbackers to vote against him Davis |
for congress. From this we may under
stand that the old chums have already |
made up their quarrel, and are ready for |
another trade next time. y we whited sep
ulchres Now, who wore the collars in the
late election? Who popped the whip? and |
who were driven, like cattle to the polls, at
the crack of the lash?-[East Texas News.
WELL FIXED.
Gordon now has a curiosity in the way of
a burning well. For some time past the |
citizens OF that place have been sinking an
artesian well, and we learn have struck a
fine flow of water, but it is SO salt that it
unfit for use. Instead, however, of the
well being used for furnishing the city with |
water, it is being utilized to light the city |
by night By placing keg over the well
with a gas jet extended a brilliant light is
had. So 1t can readily be seen that Gordon
is not behind her sister cities. She has an |
coal mine, besides tie best bust
ness town in the county, also natural gas
works Pretty good we call it.-[Mineral
Wells Star.
Hon. Daniel w. Voorhees,, U. s. Senator |
from Indiana, says: / consider st. Jacobs |
Oil splendid remedy. l suffered from
of the back ] used st. Jacobs |
Oil. which gave me instantaneous relief.
and finally cured me cOmpletely.