The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-30

knowledge TO the full the manly and eulo-
CYSTIC manner in which the HERALD's COM
ments are made. The Post sincerely res
ponds to the fraternal treatment, and
thanks the HERALD for its bold and un'
qualified Endorsement OF principles, the
enunciation OF which were made not with
out elaboration and the consciousness oil
ev' king some opposition. The freedom OF
pendence OF each newspaper is its legiti-
mate and healthy offspring, May these
views prevail; AVID, with such firm and in
I llgent bacl ing as that & ven by the
llEi ALE they must prevail.-houstonP Pos
THE GRASDEsr SPECTACLE.
Dallas last week was ike New Orleans
during the Mardi-Gras, or Venice during
the Carnival IN the days OF her glory. The
Sengeriest was the grandest affair of the
klnu that has ever taken place in the south.
Over three hundred singers were present;
over four thousand persons were present at
the opening, and during tie entire evening
listed spell'bound to the grand feast OF
harmony. The city was full of visitors, not
only from the various cities and towns oil
Texas, but from the entire south and west.
On the 18th there Was grand procession,
and Notwithstanding the fact that it rained
threatening, the procession was over two
miles long and was the grandest spectacle
of the kind ever witnessed in this state
[Brownwood Age of Progress.
THE QUEEN CITY.
Left Dallas last night at II o'clock, after
having enjoyed most magnificent banquet,
spread to us by citizens OF that city at .
O'Clock, which lasted in ioyous hilarity and
sumptuous revelry until the hour OF our
departure. When We in east Texas hear
Dallas called the Queen City Ofnorth Texas
We fail to realize that she is in reality the
queen. She now has permanent home in
the heart of every member OF our associa-
ton, and she has been decided on as the
next place of meeting for our fraternity,
The Smngerfest was somewhat retarded and
disrupted" by bad weather; however, it
was success, and to us very interesting.
Crops there are far ahead.of our county and
look well, indeed. - Franklin Herald.
A SPLENDID SUCCESS.
The Dallas SWngerlest was grand sue
cess in every respect. The attendance was
larger than has ever been seen on n similar
occasion in this state, and the concerts
were highly entertaining, especially to
those who understand music and are able
to appreciate good music when they hear
IT. 1t estimated that the average attend
ance at the concerts was 800. The street
parade was not as imposing rs it might
have been, on account of a heavy rain
which commenced falling before the pro.
cession began TO move. The city was
thronged with people, all the hotels and
boarding houses being crowded to their Ut
most capacity.-[Greenvilie Herald.
LONG TO he REMEMBERED.
70 the citizens of Dallas, to the Dallas
pItt a,,I n,,ll, 10 Ia
lemanly proprietors OF the HERALD the
tesles and Inequalities extended. While
there we enjoyed the hospitality of friends
Il. G. Rust. of the Dallas Sunday Mercury,
bill STREET" of the Evening Times, and
Colonel Hall, OF the Herald. The meeting
throughout was harmonious and pleasant
one, and will long be remembered with
pleasant recollections by all who were
present. Callahan Clarendon.
BOOMING DALLAS.
Dallas as we'll as Abilene, has been en-
Joyinga boom. A good number of very
handsome brick business buildings have
been put up there in this past two months,
and there are about dozen in course of
erection now. Lots in the business parts OF
Elm and Main streets have increased In
value 70 per cent. the last three months,
and IN proportion to the advance In real
estate and the rapid construction of good
business buildings, the trade of the town
has grown and the facilities for doing u
wholesale business also rapidly improved.
-[Albilcne Reporter.
HARD TO EXCEL.
The city OF Dallas has won the esteem
and friendship OF the press of the state by
her unbounded hospitality extended to
than Al "A nj bn al A.
1t was Zone the less complimentary on the
part of her citizens to insist, urge and con-
tend for the association to hold its next an.
nual meeting, promising to do better by
them, which We think would be hard to do
under the existing circumstances during
The time OF meeting, ICorsicana Journal
DALLAS SHINING WITH UNUSUAL LusTRE.
About O'Clock on the evening of TIL @
10th, after passing through some of as fine
country rs there is anywhere, we rolled
into the city of Dallas, the queen and
pride, the bright particular star of north
west Texas. Dallas Just now is shining
with unusual lustre; has what might be
called n moonlight" brightness-bor
ing great deal of its light from the great
star of Texas-there being several
thousand persons there Rusk News.
ia, IA
A certain Texas editor who resides in the
rural decstricls writing up Dallas while
attending the state press association, starts
OIL AS follows; After securing rooms at
the Grand Windsor" Now, the idea
OF country editor securing rooms at the
Grand Windsor. Ha, ha, ha -[Abilene
Magnetic Quill,
THAI WARM RECEPTION.
The Texas Press association, which met
AZ Dallas last week. were well pleased With
the warm reception given them by the
Press club OF Dallas and the citizens gener-
ally Mineola H4wkeye.
No woman really practices economy I'M.