The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-01
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II seems from our special telegram pub
lished elsewhere that che Shreveport lime
takes issue with Maior Burke, and says ht
is the virtual owner ofthe Standard. Tb'
| Pcayuue had vcrg positive Information OF
| nc point some time ago. We treated the
| st ndard as Major Rurke's country organ
| 70 seems he got into trouble on the consoh
/ datl0n of the Times aud Stannard, and re
| pudates all journalism in that section
! Therefore mob 10y IN particular owns the
! Standard. Some creditors oi colonel
! Loughery have come 10 and seized 1t on an
attachment. The Times says Loughefy
was employed at a salary; the creditor
thinks ne owns the paper, and thus great
newspaper enterprise vanishes into thin
air, The creditors have taken Major Burke
al his word and seized tue STANDARD as the
property of LouPbery. At least that IS
what we infer from our dispatch. Il IS a
bad muudle and all parties doubtless wish
themselves well out OF it.-lE Tx.
THB PUBLIC ROADS,
Texas made costly mistake in not sur.
veying her public lands into sections. Had
such a course been adopted and provisions
been made for opening each section line as
a public road upon petition OF citizens IN,
terested. the fence-cutting troubles wonld
have been involved and there would be Ut
@ or no litigation on charges OF obsiructing
pub 10 highway. The war between the
ne Il, RS and the ranchers has assumed such
proportions as not only to retard but to
drive out immigration. The troubles IN
crease without any probable satisfactory
solution. The governor attempts 10 restore
peace by proclamation Offering $50 reward
for the arrest and conviction OF each ana
every person who has nalicously and un-
lawfuliy cut and injured the fence of an
other person, and $50 for the arrest and con-
viction of each and every person who has
nl
lands of the atate without paying the rem
tai value, and $50 for the arrest aud convic-
ton ofany person who has obstruc,ed any
public road. This may settle the questions
OF the rights Of the parties, but 1t VIII not
settle the question of public roads; IL wlil
probably be necessary fnr the Legislature to
have the lands surveyed into sections with
a provision for roads.-lEi paso S'ar,
NR CULBRRsON AED THE P0sr.
The Post regrets that Hon. MIR. Culber-
son has been betrayed into a loss OF temper
and has been induced TO 90 back on him
selfin bis irritation over the legitimate pub
location of his expressed views 10 q Post re-
porter on pub matters Instead OF recti-
fvipr a-v particnlar which he had cause 20
complain Of in the columns OF the journal
70 goose representative be had entrusted
MS utterances. he very unwisely las the
SEQUEL shows) publishes his views in full IN
the columns 81 "A rival newspaper aud COM
plains OF an outrage perpetrated on him by
he Post reporter Having secured this
confidence from Mr. Culherson during the
period OF bis Illogical anger, the Galveston
News carrying out its system OF Jesnitical
decepfion. follows NJ the amiable publica-
tion Of an interview gained by indireciion
and taify. with a cruel slaughter of the I'M
supplemented politician in the house OF his
pretended friends. Il Houston Post.
THE srKaEERsHIf.
We hope TO see our representative cast
his vote Tor Randall. Bat az the same time
We want him "a act according 20 his con-
sclegce II in hiB Judgement he sees NJ TO
vote against him, we WI not pc so cnllol so
A. 20 withhold our vote frcm him when ne
again offers himself As come Journals srt
threatening II be votes for him. but on the
/. ,r,trary. We will think be acted according
10 hi hone.t opinion aud throw our mite
i,r him - we did before. We only ask MT.
Wellborn to act acco -ding 20 bis own Judi :
Dent ard IL that Judgment convinces him
that Mr. Randall "a the man, 80 much the
btter.-G Morgan ArgOnaut.
SOLID Ma RANDALL.
The Calvestoa News Of the if.h instant
ysve an estimsis q Che vote TO be received
r. Hon. s J Randall for speaker OF the
,ouss Mr. Rsntsire s1ccess is hKed
fe.fure He will be tie next speake-. The
sr,,nsunt fsrors Randall. IL solid foT
Randall. II be is elected we will turn the
r-osfers Lose MORAN Arronaut.
THE ONLY EENrDY.
The gambling question IL sill upper,
rr,rt a. Dallas. The HrBGLn takes STA Do
.gsipet c osing tie GAMBLING housfs and y
ssrs ru5lic gambling msv BE- 4oupeo. bni
thai il vii 20 OF ~ 1lis t.ck rooms OF D1fs
,ossls ana private rooms. 10 iow dtns alc
In sacrtt recesfes TIE HERALD regards
~.r,biing a. an erd that can only be DEAL
ritb ia 4 practical way-oiOsing gan oiinf
bouse. instead oi INDICATING The EVIL only
rnstes II worse. A. says there ~ = lsres
80 If citizens whcse bushes u - y
gerhie. and . silt larger class u1o VII
9.rnbis 10 the intervals a their leEiiimati
btsiDsss. The Banner has coutenoed 20
.ev-rsi vesrs thst the only solution Of m
vr-nhlif'F question is 70 license q, the STAT
III derive = revpuue from thsRnmblers enr
nv vii be under TIE supervision o. ~
oflee-.. minors can - excluded iron gafnb
- bones nnd the 'tankers vii - com
r.silrd % deal only 20 uare gsme- III
Il r.-nriicai: the fOtsi suppression ~ fsn D
- Il IN scficstles-f Brsnhsn Banner
rrw-raPrn wfrrfrE-
pufs+rar lorfs fdfe nerhIst1r holes ~ ?
..-,r.-r ma f.eronf fhat 81 4 MT conslf-
- rsrrerrus. fhouCh fhe Pos Btspstcn
49, Il - urffr lIis srrerVis'o1 rer.ra-
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