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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-29

1acd oniside when n IA necessary ~ 40 No,
fof n ie benefit phd IN connection Will the
inside labor. N isa ioefe bubble, Ar, W
young lawyer on his FIRST legs before n IDS
iicc's court 10 take such position, but why
one NJ The standing, learning and legal
ability Of the senator from Travis, stand
| ing within tho midst Of body NJ grave
and dlgnlnei senators. should resort 10
such technical aulbbless, must confess Ia
beyond nv comprehension.
| Another objection made by the senator is
that the contract is not In full
compliance with the law IN regard TO who
shall have the right TO regulate and control
the labor and manner Of dlsposing Of the
convicts. Now the last and controlling
clause OF said contract reads thus: "This
contract is made subject TO all provisions OF
the laws now in iorce or hereafter to be
passed regulating the organization and
management Of penitentiaries, and in sec
ton ten Of the lease occurs this clause
THE right Ia reserved to the state, through
its proper officers, to direct how, and at all
times, and under oil circumstances, the
convicts whose labor is herein contracted
or leased shall be lodged, fed, clothed
worked, guarded and treated"-which is
the very language of the statute itself. Now
having sufficiently answered his argument
we will allude to one thing more. Some Of
the senators on the other side of this ques-
ton have asked of those who favor the
lease system, what will you do when you
go home to your constituents TO give an
account of your position?" In answe,
to this / say we will go home and tel
them that the trnst which they have
confided to us has been faithfully kept
that we have done that which was to then
interest and the best for the state.
A leading journal, in speaking of this
matter, has said
at appears that good many senators
want to go down ignobly as supporters o
this outrageous contract regarding the pen
itentiaries."
Sir, if discharge of duty I owe to my
country, if to do that which is to the best
interest of my state. if acting, upon honest
convictions of that which is right, fit and
proper, causes one to go down ignobly, ther
be it my fate, for / will be supported by the
| onproval 0f q LARGO 81 nd hoDest ron etitpaucv
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-29

A man who gave his name as Rober
Morris was arrested at a late hour Tuesday
night by the police, on the complaint of Q
hackman, who said that Norris, who had
been riding in his vehicle, had refused to
paw him. Morris was of the opinion that
the jehu was sticking the price on him too
heavy and declined to do the handsome.
He was arrested as before stated, and
thrust into the ststion-house as a city pris-
oner, to appear before the city court; but
after that court had popped it to him
to the tune OF IS yesterday morn
ing, City Marshal Arnold ordered
him locked up, as he was of the
opinion that he recognized in the prisoner
the murderer Charles Saunders. who killed
Patrolman Prince, in St. Louis, on the
night of the LIST ofJune, 1870 while acting
In the discharge OF his duty. The city mar
shall, who has a photograph OF Saunders
sent him, had photo OF the prisoner taken,
but there is too marked difference in their
general appearance for them 10 be the same
person. He is still held for Identification.
Another party, whose name at present es-
canes the memory was arrested for Sam
ders and subsequently released, as he was
the wrong man.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-29

The stakeholder, of the proposed opera
house met again yesterday at 3 p. m. in the
psrlors Of the Windsor hotel. for the pur-
pose Of opening and deciding upon the DioS
put in for location Of the building. There
were a number Of bids opened, but the o ne
put in by Colonel w. j. Hughes, which II
the lot on which the livery stable Of Geor &c
Clark stands, at the corner Of Jackson a nd
Austin streets, was accepted At $500. The
lot extends through from Jackson street
10 Commerce street, 65 by 800 feet. The
building. the ground floors Of which will
consist Of business stores. will cost 10000,
end is 10 front on the three streets mentioned.
Ihe location does not give general satisfsc-
ton, but Dallas IL In luck 70 get an opera
house no matter where located. The cree
ton Of the building will begin at once.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-29
IA waxeth Warm.

The war which has been waging between
he city and county officials for some time
past. a. 70 who should have jurisdict 'on
over misdemeanors committed WITHIN
the corporate limits, wa1eth warm,
and determined night BENG
made by both sides, and the leg
ieiature il lust nov hCving its
sars ffied with the story Of each side. The
grand Jury sent In q protest 20 that body
protesting against the city having e1clu-
sive iurisdictlon over AL misdemeanOrs
committed within Der borders, and 20 soon
a. the news reached this CITY Thursday
evening from Austin the council convened
In csIled session and Mayor CrOwdus and
fiderman J. ID. Garter were sent down n
Aurfin a. delegates 20 repre-ert the city
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GAVE UP THE GHOST.
Anderson Thomas Gathered to His Faith

Anderson Thomas Gathered to His Fathers
Anderson Thomas, the negro who was
stabbed by Simon Wilson, fingered until
this morning, when he expired. No hope
could have been entertained after the exam
nation of his injuries, and hi, death was
accepted as matter of fact. The
feeling among the colored people il
yet high, although it is be-
lieved the suggestion advanced yesterday,
and the day before, to lynch the murderer
has been abandoned.
Justice Edwards, on receipt of informa-
ton of death, at once empanneled Jury of
inquest. The alleged murderer was brought
before the jury, and put in an old.fAshioned
alibi. Other witnesses wero, however,
heard, and the jury returned the verdict
that deceased came to his death from
wounds inflicted by a razor In the hands Of
Sam Wilson.
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Aess's' hs"e~% NIT.
The sssveh sood nssss OF liz Lyuia =, rniA.
ham, OF Iynn hAs~' VINO s'ove snohsr hunian pc'nss
may be trushfsnJ o>led Ae 'Desr rriehu % woman,
az some OF scr oo.rePooos"s we" ho' 'Ho
psslossy asvo~a 10 Asr VOL whieh - 'no oiV'ono
or hesuuy' anu ooasse /" heop eiA '""y
asasAns, v hap NOR me iexo eorrespohuohco
which daily poer IN upon hsr sern bearing us sPocn
burden OF ssfsring, or joy ~ release from IL hef
Vegetable COMPOUND medicine Tor goou anu hos
owl parposss hAvs psrsoaAlv hv'Siea'eo " UNI
am sahAse H w rn@ OF shh.
On account Of IN provoa nsrn'n " rccommcio'o
and preortbed by ~ beb phyddsnn IN tno country.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-29

THE visit of the Malagasy ENJOYS TO thi'
country. while not procuring any substan
tial assistance and encouragement from The
United states, has served to give the island
aod IFS troubles notoriety in European
circles. and cruiser after cruiser has been
dispatched 10 the sable queens dominions
20 ASCERTAIN what can be picked up or other
wise obtained in commercial or political
ysy Of advantage 10 the respective govern
menls OF these vessels. obscurity some
times is profitable and notoriety costs
heavily.
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Purlnn Day,

DR.. Schulz, rabbi of Congregation
Emanu Ell, preached last evening at the
Synagogue on Purim. The sermsn was
very Interesting. and he explained that the
word "Purim" signified drawing of lots,
which dates bsck to the days of Queen Els
Their, when the Persian king had decided
upon the destruction OF the Hebrews, and
he drew lots to ascertain what day should
he the fatal one. How the kind-hearted
Queen Esther interviewed. and the remain
der of the story, is well-known TO all.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-29

The sasug,rfesi held il, third nesting al
Mayors hall last night. The member
added to those previously enrolled were in
mum Der about score. Sufficient member
ship has treen secured 20 render the Dallas
contribution success beyond peradventure
The music VIII be simply grand and tbs
eighty membership has been undoubtedly
registered. When the entire list Il com
pleted il VII be given 10 the public, and tbs
reporter IL very much mistaken n the ful
chorus does not contain the names OF al
the best vocslists Of Dallas. Inc want o.
femsls voices 10 ell that u felt, bat that We
are certain will be supplied IN time.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-29

A section hand on the Texas & Pscihc
-nsd rescued . little boy aud girl, VINO
we're evidently 8 o. ] year Oh. ron
terrible death yesterday. They ha1 van
derrd q GOOD distance out On We Df,ats -
--Ner - disc,gerei them sitting down BE-
Ten ne rrils. tie noon train was due ne
rralr al pos BE haste. ana moment
rirr 81 bad snatcbsd tlem from t1e-r pei
Tors position. ths tan cane t11noerinf
rIr~r afer landInz them f.te'F % ms
sIlr N ne river. he cGle thea 200
asoIdlrr. Of ulic1 tisy sn9Tel t1er -
,'-'--.-s,-- - t1-tooinr 81 afeariuI rate.
IT, rrlrr I'll ths little one rescnsr Was
nof ieErnei.
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District Court.
List of cases set for Monday, March Goth

List OF cases set for Monday, March 26t
1883:
2672- Coles vs. Jones.
29O1-W Waterman. Star & Co. VS.. Warren.
82S4-James Hall VS.. H. & 4. C. R'y Co.
3556-James Hurt VS.. Hamilton ct al.
3697-Cockrell & Co. VS.. Pennamin ct al
3817-damilton VS.. Hurt.
893S-Bradshaw ct al VS.. Dske ct al.
S952-Miller ct al VS.. II. g. T. G. R'y Co.
40S3-Cantrayel vs. Johnson ct al.
4171-Rider VS.. II. g. T. C. Ry Co.
4321-Floyd ct al VS.. Floyd ct al (Tuesday).
4333-Thompson vs. Texas Trunk R'y Co.
4S4S-Duff Catalan Vs. T. & 7. Ry Co.
436S--Hoore VS.. Carver.
44O0-Betterton & Irvine VS.. Walker.
4425-Smyerl vs. Texas Trunk R'y Co.
4523-Keller ct al. W. Mills.
4636-Baum W. Comack.
4660-Beck Vs. Page.
4602-Hubbard VS. Hubbard
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The Colorod Mems Republican club.

This organization was formed by mass
meeting of colored republicans, held at the
City hall, on the evening OF March End,
1883. III. Ford Smothers was elected presi-
dent, Lewis Wise, Sam Wilson and Wilson
Smith, vice presidents; J. p. Elliott secre-
tary; J. M. Ray treasurer. The object OF
the club is 10 promote the best interest of
the party. and TO assist in the election of
the best citizens 10 fill the Federal, state,
county, and city offices. At the meeting
held at the City hall last night, w. ID.
Wyley was Endorsed Ms . candidate for
mayor, Pat 0Keefe, John Spelhman; Jerry
Taylor and G. A. Gill were Endorsed as can
didntes for aldermen.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-29

The failure of crops in Europe and the
disastrous results Of rains and floods, has
compelled the old world to buy largely Of
us of late in the matter Of provisions ana
as a consequence the shipments OF gold
from England to America have set in with
a wonderful impetus. We may anticipate
an increase rather than diminution Of
them
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-29

The Chicago Times can't see how II Is
that the president has so overworked him.
self as il thinks it beyond doubt that the
4, mic House butler draws the champagne
oorks. The Times forgets that man may
get very "tired" fooling around champagne
without and besides drawing corks.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-29

WITH SHERIDAN and o'DoNovAN Rosa
and CRAVE and EGAN and other irish ana
dynamite lights here, and PARNEIL ana
others coming, it is suggested that real IN
terestipg session of the Irish parliament
might be held in this country.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-29

The Massachusetts republicans are con
graduating themselves that GOVERNOR BUT
hER keeps out of the state most oil the
time. He has too much private business to
throw away any great amount oil MS Time
mn little Massachusetts.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-29

AcconDINe to tabulatet statement pre-
pared at the treasury department,the total
amount of money expended by the general
government from the organization OF the
government to June 80, 1882, for custom
houses, court-houses and post-ofiices, In
Guiding the cost Of sites, was, In round
nnmhars. $4,000, 900.
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The Weeks weddings

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the county clerk during the pas
Wharton, John Linseom and Carrie John
son, John White, and Caroline Newman,
William Dixon and Alice Julins, @. NJ.
Murphy and Mary II. Moore. j. j. Brack-
way and Bul. Il. Williams, j. A. Rhodes
and Lizzie Rusf, A. p. Estes aud +. A.
Miller.
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Evidently an fncondiafs's Work. Notes
ana incidents
Yesterday morning, about 7 O'Clock, the
grain elevator of Mr.. Dave Ralnwntef wa.
discovered to be- on IRE. The alarm WA.
promptly sounded, but The building, being
a frame structure, rapidly wasted away,
and the house Of Mrs. MARSHALL, exactly
opposite, caught and was consumed.
The elevator contained 1900 bush.
els OF grain, besides sacks
s sna o.her 9, p1op,It sor making
10 $4,000. On this Mr.. Rainwater held in.
the incident was the distress falling upon
Mrs. Marshall, = worthy and highly re-
spected widow, who has been conducting
an excellent clearinghouse, and who, by
her untiring energy and bold defiance Of
untoward circumstances has challenged
the admiration Of all who CHANGED to know
her. In addition to losing all her
furniture and building, $50 of hardly
earned money wa, consumed.
The fire was evidently OF incendiary ori
gin, as Mr.. Rainwater states that no fires
time, and there is no reasonable hypothesis
to exclude this theory. But Mr.. Rain.
water is at loss. to imagine who could
have been so fired with malice to have com.
mitted such diabolical deed.
Mr.. Rainwater's books were destroyed by
fire, although it is stated they once were al
most out of danger, and were LEFT to Perish
in the hurry of the moment. The fire de-
partment worked with characteristic dis
cipline, but to no avail las the buildings were
dry frame structures. and by the time the
force had arrived were too far on toward theil
course of destruction. They lost one or two
caciious of hose hv tho nssea ga of q Centra
locomotive, and also lost several sections by
the intense heat, compelling the firemeI
to abandon their posts.
1t is believed the police have dropped
on" to the man with torch, and in a day
or two the HERALD will be able to appenC
another chapter to the history of success
full attempt at arson.
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If Mrs. lydia E. Pinkbam has not real

1T Mrs. Lydia u. Plnkham has not really
discovered the Elixir vita, which the
ancient alchemists sought by so much pa
lent research and persistent experiment,
her medicine seems, at least, likely to COM
mand an immense sale and universal
popularity in the future. III rapid progress
and eminent success furnish any basis for
correct judgment, Mrs. Pinkham is most
promising competitor for such honorable
distinction as the alchemists failed to
achieve
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Board of Equalization.

Tho board Of equalization have gotten
down TO names beginning with the letter
&C." in correcting the assessments. The
property owners were raised several thou
sand dollars yesterday. and when the list Is
finished 1t will foot up thousands OF dollars
more than IL does now.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-29

P..w. Goebel, druggist, Of Louisburg,
Kansas, SAYS. II have sold 'Prickly Ash
handled q medicine which gave mors uni
versal satisfaction. ID IL fast becoming the
family medicine Of this section. have
warranted dozens Of bottles and never had
fYue refrrred -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-29
The Coming Great .Re-Uuion of Confeder
ates at Mckinney.

On the second Tuesday in next August
notable gathering OF ex-Confederates will
assemble in this city. The old veterans OIL
the association of ex-Confederate Missou-
| rians, of Ross's brigade, of Ectors brigade
that day to assemble here in Joint reunion,
and in the name of peace and comradeship,
again clasp the hand of friedship, and re-
count the stirring scenes of heroism, cour-
age and fidelity, oftoil, poverty and desti-
tuition through which they have PASSED.
At the surrender, General Lee said to the
army of northern Virginia: you carry
with you to yourhom the consciousness Of
duty well performed"
Nothing can, or will, ever cause one OF
Gods true Confederates of 1861 to forget
the old days; the old comrades; the old bat
tle-hag, with its blue cross, its red field, and
it's white ground-and the free heart and
the open countenance of tho old veteran to-
day is living verification of the immortal
Lees farewell words. For these old vete-
rams, on every home in Mckinney, and Col
lin county, will be inscribed:
WELCOME.
elearn from Colonel Thomas II. Muir
ray, president of the association of ex-Con-
federate Missourians, that q consultation
meeting of members of these various as
sociations, as well as all other Confederates
residing in Collin county, will be called to
meet at Mckinney, some time In April, and
all Confederates are requested to be present.
1t is expected that 1900 to 10000 people
will attend the reunion, which continues
for two days, and the people of the town
and county must contribute literally in
cash and eatables to properly entertain so
great crowd. 1t will be Collin county g
greatest occasion, and we vouch that Our
people will be equal to it.-tMcKinney En-
quirer.
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The eEeCutise COMMITTEES nas sscnfsa ~
ss-rices 81 D. 2. II. sstin ns s1perints1d-
en-. nd missoaary. no sil devote his
r.r,s 4, a. fnrr-er. . tne sunday
rrrae Nert arruaI fIleflIlr n ne asspci-
rrior .-iII - bed 81 F1-t = orb c1innsnc-
ing 1n1s -. 1s.1.
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TIE TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE Co
OF LONDON,

This company is prepared to loan money
At reasonable.rates of interest at from one
TO five years time, secured by deed OF trust
on improved. lands. 1t will also negotiate
county, municipal, railroad and other
bonds, and purchase vendors lien notes.
e. WELLESLEY,
General Manager, Office Cos Main street.
Dallas, Texas.
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The ex.sheriff Of Iredell county, North
Carolina, Mr.. W. +. WATSON, says:
browns Iron Bitters has improved my
digestion and general health"
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citizen OF the Quaker City, Mr.. +.
spoke as follows: being sfilicted with a
distressing cough, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
was recommended 10 me for relief am.
happy 10 say that few doses not only gave
me instant relief, but effscted complete
curen
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-29

Colonel W. y. Hughes and John y.
Simpson. who IL will be remembered re
Gently purchased W. II. Tbomss' control.
ing interest in the Exchange bank Of thi'
CITY. hsve just bought an interest In the
Mil Iron Cattle Company, for which they
paid the sum of SO 900 cash. The ind nee
inenfs offered " q cash transaction. -.
cured for these gentlemen the transfer ..
tisr srock in the cattle cUnu1ny FL pr and
tfI.v uerr 20 Iork mon The transaction -
favorable - their Interest," Dtllss erte1o.
a EARN welcome - her newly arrired cit
zeus. e1d corrratniafe them on an eEhioi-
ton III -rrif1 cslrulsied 70 make The cts
81 suicidesn weep
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Veterinary surgeons all over the country
are fercely denouncing parties who pnt
up extra large packs of worthless trash and
sell it for condition powders. They say that
Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders are
the only kind now known that are worth
CARRYING home
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All that is needed 10 preserve the color
and beauty the hair IL an occasional use
Of Psrker's Hair Bslsam.
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r-h,ie Is T. unpleasant 70 - on q or
noe er.enmsd citizsns. t1e ci.1~es1lle
GESTURE oftsnrcr1-T sspsrzrion tr1n %
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Johnsons Anodyde Liniment is richly
worth $40 bottle in certain cases. For in
stance. in cases of diphtheria, Group and
asthma, when the sufferer is almost dead
for want of breath and something is re-
quired to act instantly. 1t costs only 80
canf9
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A sfebf cold. If nrrislted, often stack
tb- ! ungz. Rr0wn's Bronchial Ir0ches
give SIRE sni alrrUsi imnelllte relied. Sold
t.-ir 81 hores Pre- > cents.
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You can always have hearty, robust
health In your family at little cost by using
Psrker's Ginger Tonic.
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Acts Like a Charm.

az uAvE used Hunts Remedy for Kidney
troubles, and recommended 1t to others, and
always found IL to act like charm"
JOHN CHAMBERS,
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72s Carson Street, Pittsburg, Penn,

Gratitude is the memory Of the heart" How
many heart memories cluster around Hunts
Remedy in grateful households where It has
wrought its magic curel