The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-15
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GGainesyille Independent.

| CIsCo's ADVANCEMENT.
Cisco Is just now on the verge OF becom
| ing city, on more solid foundation that
any other town west of Fort Worth, aud i
behooyes.every citizen who has its interes
at heart to pull together and work to thi
end, and after then we can look forward tt
an Incorporation. 1t is true ii the law wa.
lot enforced and the city was overrun witt
wild and rough characters we might be in
clined to favor Incorporation, but it is uni
yersally known that Cisco is as quiet ano
peaceable a place as there can be found
anywhere. So, at the present time. we are
opposed to incorporation, but il a ajori'y
OF the people want the city incorporated
they will not find anyone more willing tc
abide by their decision than the editor o.
the Telegraph. .-[Cisco Telegraph.
.THE SOUTH.
The South makes enough off her cotton
crop to enrich her. If she sends it abroad
for supplies as fast as it comes in she will
always be poor. Her labor enriches other
quarters Of the country, while she remains
in poverty and under mortgage. Let hel
control her cotton and raise her own pro
visions. No other country on earth is bet
ter suited by nature to be made self-sus'
tanning. The south has already done
wonders and great future awaits her,
fWaxahachie Mirror.
PRNCING TOWNS.
The Tilden Leader tells ofa move to form
Joint stock company at that place to build
a fence that would result in the town being
fenced in, and.expresses considerable alarm
over the prospect. We don't understand
why there should be any alarm. The coun'
ty commissioners certainly have power to
open roads whenever the public interests
demands them, and will doubtless protect
the interest OF the people in that connec'
tion-TSan Antonio Express.
ThE sFEAkERsAIT.
Colonel Culberson's friends appreciate
his personal admiration of Mr.. Randall,
and have no word OF rerroach against him
for his great desire to vote for that dis.
tinguishsd gentleman, aud IL he yields to
the wishes of. his constituency and votes for
a man for speaker who they do not fear on
the tariff question, the universal verdict
will be "well done thou good and faithful
servant."-[Sulphur Springs Gazette.
Additional Galveston News items.
GALvEsroN, Nov. 13.-[Press. 1.-THE
new baseball grounds, now being enclosed,
are leased for a number of years by the
association. Besides the ball field, walk
ing ring and blcyle track are contemplated.
To-day was torn down the old cattle pen
on the brick wharf, the last reminder OF the
time when Galveston made some preten-
tions as a cattle-shipping point, when the
Morgan steamers, Spanish steamships and
American schooners carried away from its
docks thousands Of beeves.
At Last.
HsRRuBURG, Pa, Nov. 13.-The demo-
cratic members Of the house and senate,
held caucus to-day and adopted a resolution
that the legislature adjourn sine die, De-
cember 9Th. Meantime efforts will be
made 10 havethe apportionment bill passed
based on the vote Of Tuesday last, and con-
ference committees have been appointed 70
meet similar committees Of republicans in
the house. The resolution as 10 adjourn
ment on December 9Th was adopted by q
vote Of 1f7 TO u.
A Barbed Wire Paradise.
jour-, III, Nov. Bit is announced
that ali manufacturers OF barb wire IN this
citv will sborfly remove their factories 10
Missouri and western points within the juris-
djctiOn Of Judge Trsst. whose rtcent oecls-
ion in St. Louis declaring the Washburn
patents invalid protect manufacturer
there from interference and payment OF
rovaitv. II is said this will throw out
nearly loo workman.
A Democrat Doomed % disappointment.
Irprara, Pa. Nov. 13-SOrver, who
Killed bis father and attempted 20 XII his
bouss-kespcr, Mary Kelly, was singing hna
dancing in bis cell this morning. He said
fbsv could never hang him bscause be vss
. dsnocrBt snd - vas Governor Psttis0n.
stin Waiting for Henry Clay.
On The streets yesterday one nigh. bsve
ueen an arsd gsnflemsn whose hsir noue1
IN vbfts vsvss over his shoulders. While bis
npard vns bushy snd long. and bis vide
brimmed. aoit hat and strange Rarb told
rhsf b. uns q stranger. He vas Judge y.
BErrfng Norton, rom Dallas, Tsrae. snd
vssrs aro be uEs . violent vhig- When
Henry Osy rnsds his hrst great rsce iof
~. Prpsidsncy J16gs EorfOn soismnly v0v-
a fhaf he would never cut be hair Until
- 80 rs lesder IN the Whits House. Bot
Hsr-v Clay never rrscbed The White
Hrusp ard consequently tof al tnose years
sincs 1872 THE judEt's haif bes been groS-
- "a r-orfnr aod I'll All coafirue %
g-ru urtiI fhe pa q ~ oeaf1 CPS b - -.
-rrsucirnad C1r1msrcisi-esz5iis.