The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-14
HERALD MORNING. MARCH IA. 1858.

two saloons. Mos, Of Me saloors art kept
open DAY and night an I nave u pretty TAR
run, No the Town is just ln ifa sars IRE
largest part OF Superintendent haaeits
force Is a. present c1ngregated neae Toe
town.
There are only four nations ia The world
to-day that are paving their way England
generally manages 10 make cuds meet ana
show tflilpg surplus OF two 90 three NH
lions To be applied 10 the reduction 90 MS
enormous national debt the United States,
in spite OF Congressional extIayasance, puls
by every year nearly fifty times as much,
aud Holland and Belgium both keep about
even. With these exceptions every na.ion
IA the civilized world shows an annual tie
felt Of more or less millions.
Cold aud rainy summers such As have
aiiioted England Of lIie years, occurred m
the last century, aud probably IN every
century. History repeats itself ia weather
rs in all else. A bout 100 Lord Chesterfield
writes to his son from Blackheath, near
London, IN June that he is seated beside a
blazing fire, and IN l1si C0wper writes to
his friend Newton, on June Ath; This
unpleasant summer makes me wish ior
winter. The gloOmmess Of that season Is
less felt because expected, and because the
/ days are short We have now frosty morn
iugs." On July 81 he writes: Last Satur-
| day the cold was 80 severe that 1t pinched
OIL the shoots of our peach trees"
Athens (Ga.l Banner; Several years ago
a little child living near High Shoals, in
Oconce county, had habit OF carrying IT'S
meals out into the yard, near an old clay
root, to eat. One day the mother followed
and watched the child, and Judge her hor-
ror when she saw II large highland mocasiu
| glide 90 1t and help itself from the plate.
The child handled the snake, and it made
no resistance. That evening the reptile was
killed, and shortly afIprwlrd the child
slckened aud died. The parents attributed
its death to the loss Of It's pet. We have
often seen similar circumstances TO this
published, but there is nOdOuOt OF It's truth
as the facts are known to parties nov living
IN Athens.
The cure of the agricultural troubles in
England will gradually be worked out by
the elimination of the tenant farmer, cX
Copt on the very great estates, thus leaving
two classes instead OF three % live on the
land, Already those propretoro who ARE
personally farming many acres OF then
own uneasable land express themselves as
well satisfied with the result. The labOreI
Will necessarily rise IN importance with the
departure of the farmer, Will probably OBJ
tain an acre or two ot land, aud will find
his condition materially improved. America
and Australia will benefit by the advent OF
the tenant farmer, bringing with him skill
character, and little capital.
The government agent in Baipootana
India, reports that o case of "6uttee" Ina,
occurred at utama, Notwithstanding Tia,
stringent prohibitions issued by the En-
gllsh authorities against thus cruel practice
The widow whose lie was sacrificed on til,
funeral pyre was the wife of Sham Sing
the sheik of the village. All persons con-
cerned in aiding in the execution of til,
fatal rite were taken into custody, ant
have been prosecuted. The brothers ant
sons OF the deceased sheik have been sen
to prison for seven years, All OF the othe
guilty participant have been sentenced
to Imprisonment for three years.
There has been sensational elopemcn
from Liberty county, Georgia. The brav
l.ochinvsr was u. N. Cameron, of Nortl
Carolina, and the bride Il charming youn
lady, Miss Lulu 7. Smith, OF Ilinesville
The parents had selected vs. their son-in
, law Joseph Morrison. They made arrang,
monts for wedding. The trousseau wa
purchased, and grand party was given a
the parental mansion oa Tuesday night
when her elopement was planned. Ate
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