The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28
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between native and foreign laDorers in Ger
many as in other countries. A number of
italian w0rkmen have been employed upon
buildings IN the neighborhood of Cologne.
One evening while they were in their quar-
ters, occupied with preparations for supper
a large number OF native labOrers entered
the place, uncovered the kettles and spat
into the food. A fight resulted, in which
the Italians were badly injured. lhe. Ter
mans used knives and axes, crusha&i he
skull of one of the ltaians, lnangld| 5lbe
leg OF another SO thatit ho11tp be ampu-
rost The Italian w0f1 rafe thus
maltreated. are desc ftious,
sober and frugal, alit kbit OF
sending regulars rem ~ their
small earnings TO tAsl< Nv home.
A Chicago iathof, Z III b the Her.
aid of that city, laid Ms hand paternallv on
his daughter 5 shoulder. The section of
satin dividing the arm from the neck was
narrow, and II was raised high in a puffy
mass, which looked soft enough, and did
indeed sink yieldingly under the touch I'M
I'll the level OF the actual girl was struck,
but instantly there was a still, snappish re-
bound rs though steel trap had been
sprung, and the fathers hand
was thrown up into the air. Goodness"
he calculated, has your shoulder cx-
ploded'' mo, papa" she whispered
but shall If you don't get back your
poise.r'ght away. The'e's spring in that
that pull, TO make it stand up It's moth
ing unusual in the present fashion of nigh
shoulders, but there's no use in exposing
all OF ones clock work in public. SO hush.
Morgantown Courier: The Michigan
democrats, In their: state convention have
declared for "a tariff for revenue only"
Michiganders have, like the feather-brds
at Rome, the honor of awaking the sleeping
sentinel, whose hot shot will reI,ulse the
lnslul0us enemy, protective tariff, that has
Tor quarter OF u century been creeping
inch by inch towards the bGlwarks of gen
eral progress and despoiling the institu-
tons, overriding the constitution and san
ping the hard earnings of millions OF free
men to enrich Il few protected bloats. All
honor to Michiganl
The citizens of Woodhaven, Long Island
refuse to vote Tor the nominee for Justice of
the peace ut the approaching election, as
sertlng that when they had a Justice among
them they had great deal more trouble
than when they had none, as their wives, n
legal solution Of their little personal differ
ences So convenient, were continually
dragging domestiU tribes into public no.
Law, " they will be more content with max
ing private settlements,
A luGiS North CarOlinian is John Barnes.
OF Moore county. A few weeks ago his
earthly possessions consisted OF Il hall dozen
hal!-StaNed eoon-dogs and twenty-acrc
LOT Of barren land. About u fortnight ago
Barnes discovered gold on his farm. He
liuuehuy Nept ine secret to himself and
n II tuo precious i'elal us best ne could.
~ op,a''lsu i'oiv thah one hundred pounds
", bp'u anu y, tnen disposed oil portion OF his
n ''I "i s'o'VVV' 'eserNlhS large interest
~, "''''9''',
The speaker of the British house of com.
t u,o"s oehins us phtllahei'ary dlnnerswith
,ho oao'not hlWays, anu Efadualiy- gets
',', ,oasn ny WnVie mousse. lhese banquets
~ no , nnS MN ~ lcast S2Vo Ills salary
70 1 ?-n,Vvo' Wite splendid FURNISHED abode
n Ng the -uouse' me lord chancel-
officially feed than VI '"' 'o'"s "oes hot
..',
ING so,ein m vi NcW LORE mas pardoned
I I'M WIN WV u;ohul'loll mat the prisoner
n,,'Ns nv. io more liquor lor I'VE years. The
INV, INV VI .nu s.atS ulreets the return OF con-
conta;pped i'y IN hiS o ,,u,1rs 'hn ies'fciions
chance FOR ,ho m,s, p anS Is hafu
motinc tho ta,naro ra ,' nu'e' way VI pro-
80 w.. ''aPo'"n'o "'o'oihcn''
behJamiii franklihs Old "bull SIEVE"
walch IS owned ny man in Lancaster, Ia.
watch. ;ncludmr oue e Of a onn LOT inns
for Tan wars ire, IN Nor WI pe. ahhum
pany. simnly for The io,, Mr. J'n "n.tn coin'
ing that perod IN disnIar in me me wn,Sn uur
thsir niins nn n w mSp,ny III tue WINDOW oil