The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-18
FROM ST. LOUIS
,clement Weather seriously impair
the FAIRS Saoccss.
Regarding the Election Of Jsdge
nOadly.
Nothing OF Interlst In Railroads.

sr. LOUIS, Oct. ii, isS3.-l5peclil Cot
respondence. THE lowering weather
which came down upon us during the week
OF the fair has not passed away the clouds
are low and dark over our heads, aud the
smoke and vapors from thousands OF Chin
neys hang motioness in the air, shutting
out struggling sunlight aud maki1g our
mid.days appear more dismal than they
should. This disagree able spell of weather
began here about the time onr fair asscc'a-
ton had got everything in reAdinss to take
In the money of the multitude OF visitors
expected from the neig lboring villages. and
from the country at large. The crowd
came but its stay was short duration
The mists aud the cold and the mud in the
streets OF ST.. Louis were more than they
could stand, and by the middle OF the week
there was Y visible thinning out OF the
county element on our streets, They de-
parted on Thursday night and Friday
morning by train loads, scattering in oil l.
rec ion, much 10 the regret OF the thrifty
proi ctors OF the annual exhibition, Who
we've thus left with
AC NsiDERABLE DEFICIT
on the expense side oil their accounts.
large amount OF money had been expended
in preparation in improvements and III the
ornament alton of the grounds, besides ar
r.nging an expensive premium list. Had
the weather been propitious, rs it generally
is on thee Gee 81 rs, there would have
been sufficient lunds 10 have paid all ex-
penses and hnv,' leit y handsome pr fit tor
the stock holders AS it was otherwise,
these worthy ciriiallsts mourning and dis
consulate, with entity jackets and nnmer-
Gus bills still Ia slEhu 20 b. iquidated. The
hotels, the ealiug-houses ard the hoarding'
houses were crowded, and reaped rich
harvest. The shopmen are also hilarious
over rhs resu OF the largr contributions to
their excheuuer The railroad men who
hauled the III al dtude to al ron the far,
and car ,ld y pocketed the proceeds are
also jub i4nt when the SUI Is spoken OF
in their presence. There - nothing fru-
gal passenger agent likes better tnan to
load W lot of cattle cars, superanuated
passenger coaches and rome garlic cented
emigr mt cars wi Ii rural visitors at god
rates and bringing them to own to see
tn. sights. 1t paws better than hauling
bul! oeef from T. xas. There are no empty
cars 10 return tie hau is short AMI the
profits are immense. There is just about
as much poetry in The average railroad
mans heart as there is a peck o! beads. and
il he ever thinks Of heaven 1t Is to wonder
how much il would cost TO get the right-of
way aud how much he would have to pay
the IL gislature for a franchise am not ac-
uuaintcd With SINCE Talir al man, VIII
knows whether the book OF Genesis is a
part of the Al Koran or cnapt,r OF Gree
lty's history OF the rebellion. They are
however, alert and indr igabl" in their
own line. am satisfied il rne arly evan
gelists had been selected rom among
OUR MODERN PASSENGER AGENTS
the superior ATTRACTIONS OF scenery etc On
the journey over the riTer S yx. would have
been set out in snrh glOwi coors, and the
shorter than any other route feature, would
have been so sdroitiy kept before the pub |
lic that Satan would not have captured
enough sinners TO have run C ittle rauche |
end by this time would have been out of
business, and the plaque OF mankind would |
have been forever at an end. But it is use.
less to measure St. Paul by the standard OF
modern enterprise and We shall have to &C.
cept the work of the grand old apostle TOR
what it is worth.
The kilograms this morning bring the as
SuIance from Quo OF
TIE ELECTION OF JUDGE HoADLY.
to the guberna,orial office OF the state. The
progress of the campaign ia Ohio aud the
elimination OF the c0n!e est at the ballot-OOx
have been watched with deep interest.
More than local importance is attended
to 1t. The matter becomes an affair of ma
tiopal Significance. La d certain measure
ofthe nation i democratic party. and there
lie no use of denying the apparent fact. The
state OF Ohio is and has been the stronghold
OF republication, and under ordinary cir
cumstances would be under the political
control OF that party. Ia the event OF
national contest, the electoral VOTE OF that
state Is a thing not to be despised. and any J
democrat who can carry IT will be man |
worth looking after 1t does not follow by |
any means that because Judge Hoadly has
been elected governor, that any democrat
can carry that state for the party. Ga the |
cntraIy, there are PROBABLY lew democrats
in the s. ate who could be elected to that |
Office to-day. Judge Hoadly unites many |
qualitie which have combined to make |
this c4nvsss successful one. He is man |
of spotlsss integrt v, OF earnest tonvic. |
tions, If boldntss aud courage. high pro-
fession4l character AS lawyer and Judge, |
and a man whose intellectual caOaclty is /
con, pienou, He i eminenuy a pra ticsl
MN fb q 10 am rthy, so lar natur.
al alb ~, acquii EN- snts, character and
other qualifications Bre Concerned, TO be
the rcDroscntstivc and Standard -bea.er OF
his party in any state or national issue. |
speak from per-onal acqu iintance sup
ported by the uDeninous verdict OF those
who have also hsd occasion TO come in Coz
tact with him. SO far as natural strength
of char Ger aud native ability are concern
ed, he is superior to Hayes or Garfield, and
inferior to them in no point Of view. In
aspect oithings as they nov are, the course
OF Governor elect Hoadly will be looked
npon with great Interest by his friends.
The result here creates great deal OF COM
ment and enthusiasm.
IN RAILROAD cfRCLEs HEBE
not much Is known vt interes. 70 the pub
lie. Rstine's resignation from the man
agsment OF the Texas Il 81 Louis re-
mains still a auasi mystery. The impress
nion that there Las been some misunder-
Standing between that gentleman and Mr..
Paramore, but the real cause u trouble has
not yet been revealed. Mr.. Rinstine was
an efficient and experienced manager and a
gentleman who viii be missed from the in
terests be had cbsrge Of Tor soshCrt a time
Mr. Paramore will DOT ind IL easy 70 replace
him. Hoxie has returned from his trip
TO California. and rspOris the pooling az
satisfactory To the NJ ssOuri
Pacific The snort cotton crop will make
difference In the com psIa alive
monthly statements OF come OF he Gould
in reHas. IL is feared. sDd the d.
vidends which hsve heretofore been NIL
LITTLE TrEyEE.