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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-04-26
PRICE, q.
Administrator's A Notice.

Estate Of Hannah McCaTty, Deceased
az the I'D day Of April lss3, the undersigned va.
" appointed by the PrObste Courf Of Dnpkan County
Kansas Administrator Of the Estate Of Hannah Mcarty
deceased late of sd County An persons indebted 10 aid
Estate viii make immediate payment 10 the undersi med
and those having las against the Estate vii present tbs
same required BY Law.
Troy. Kansss April n lisa
JAMES NcCARTY. Adninissra,or
April d Iss3-3w Prs fr~ a
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-04-26

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the usual Cap, and securing greater strength and
durability.
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which extra strong crystal is fitted with espe
cially prepared waterproof cement, is attached to
the by screwing it thereon and tins forms an
ar-tight junction with the body Of the which
is proof against dust and moisture.
To railroad men, travellers, miners, lumbermen
and others, who almost constantly exposed, and
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these qualities of the utmost importance.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-10

His love made him mad, He
thought thus should he win you; but
he discovered too late he had but
snaIched you from me to give you to
death Then he sought and found
me to tell me all. Marjorie, my darl-
ing, am herel Oh, my love, will
you not live for meY"
YES" she murmuredi hintiy,
while her arms stole about his heck
and cIung there; and faint as was lhU
whisperit was prophetic.
Slowly, very slowly, health and
strength came buck. While yet tho
end was uncertain, the solemn words
were spoken which made her Alexis
wife, and from that moment the tide
turned. But he who had wrought
Both wrong and reparation was hence-
forth wanderer. He had won their
forgiveness, but his own he might
never win.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-10

bliss
,Ts g e ,Fge g tllsite as this
=. :, .. l!.
SsiaI.IoTsIr ,srrnI
- - Ts
\ Marjorie Reed was neitherEbelI,
nor beauty, nor could she bossti d
lands nor lotdlswealth. shs was
but asimple little wayside tl.wsr-
the daughter Of honest folk, ,fbut at
thetime eourstoty opens an orphan.
Her father, q fisherman, had been
lost Ut sea, sea three yearsbefore, and ihet
mother had long survived ItheI awful
shock. Is.5 5B h
Marjorie was but seventeen then,
but already there was an honest lad
enough yho thought her lone toe
young 10 tmakeia good and tue wife
ltoshim.
II was nc. sudden thing, Ibis love
of John Hargood's t. hal nestled
deep3do@nin his heartegersince she
gasa tiny gill, and he, q gIeat, ,iawk.
ward boy, bad held sBhaad which
seemed sosmall as tlayinhis sbtogn
palm, while they walked; orhecart
.ried, her in hisiarmsacros etfough
places which they ehancel ltosmeet.s.
Long yearsback k5heIhad deternined
.that.so he would like 5to lead and
carry her through life; and SO, when
she was left desolats and alone; be
spoke.
She listened in as,rangI bewilder.
ed way to his words. He lad seemed
20 her always toihold the Same posi-.
tion which other girls, n,re blessed
than she, would tind in tieir broth.
Z = sps = sns spsfa lr0H snls nsM
would have told d wiser. hore exper.
~ Y
!, tslgsa nan oe.okeneo. l llHle nope q
~ ! nsaFE.s !, assAsnlnsi 9a !, goaa naf:
Soou ,,. wa. was not WISE anaSai isns !, tees9,
snls l,ssle, unsaIoreo ert ne naa .
poutea sne y 'lls @Aole e Sloye q
'st.ts. s!., :. u, /,
Mslsa gnlle' please n S9nn' sne
/ naa saia' wns9 ,ne mug plea aaeq l0r
: Ils answer. lss al!' lEae sI3 you say;
an acne Y 7. s9e Y S9grila giyPs n9H, ana 9
wy l0nel ops l IAN am nes g Ola enough ~ !s
= snoM h9@ so maSe y, ,g gooa ' WlYlIe' ,YI''
sHho-anaf ana 71st @ Sohn, ! fa!on't think loye
you qqlse that way
But that latter yer stat . tts1iens he tefuss'
g = cteals ~. g y, sopla Sgall !, as long !
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Do not forget mel
The S hours full iTeishied with a joy too
For words have aown TOO nsiitly by. Oh
keep
That JOY undimmed.
And though henceiorlh We two should
dwell apart,
Let no sad memories liiisel IN your heart
urrloud your brow With care.
DO not forget mel
Think Of HE happy days Nlleh first we met.
Theiseolden rlItliahre is around MS yet
The aiterglow,
iOftliat best time when earth and spaa and
Revealed sSia new slories to our wondering
IFsasasuFed by Ioys's power.
nonpt forget Incl
Gowhere you VIII youafe not fmiromme;
Ny thonghts viii follow you DER land and
sen
Unccasingly.
Aid the stiffness 81 sonie lonely hour
Yonr soul and mite BY some strange mag
netic power,
Should hold Communion sweet
Donct forgetImet
Think the love that patientwahs iotyou:
Think (, iot the heart thateyer clings toyou,
All trustihgls.
:; Content fstthshihe falt around yotreay,
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house.
But she foreave him the bite
: words, because by her own new .bor.
love she could measufe the sufferiu
which through bis had coma 70 him
Until that moment she had not reaI
lied that she had done the man
cruel wrong.
She meant To tell Alex when Ii
came, but fear lest IL should max
liIm angry, and breed vel create
bitterness between the two. kent he
silent. Alex was TOO Joyous al,
happy to notice the slight frowti up
on her brow. Besides, he was full d
q new purpose. lie wished 10 max,
Marjpriehis bride at once, lie said. Z.
He and his good ship we're OFF for
Ilong cruise abdIbe must leaye3 III
4 I. ~ ~ ~ = 81 ~ ~ n ~ ~ sfS
iIlittle wife behind him.
Marjorie,s delharral vas very fee
Hlble. She fslt his name would bes
,|lprQtection toiher when he MAS gone
Hereto etofore;Johnshad protected her
butfnow che suddenly realized thai
IIshe nightghoiohser lean nponshim
sowhen Alex left her, liscarfied
kwithlhimsher promise tliat The fol.
flowing Sunday should hear read itbeii,
bans but IL John neither had SO.
l.ken: Neither did she Gee himin
thtee weeks, 1.-THE endfof which was
setShsr wedding day.
Absorbsd;n ,ba. !, =, 81 a, !,
scatceIt time u sv6Sdsy 4 Il Il. !. ~, M
on tbeaVa bafo,e a., i Z & { y !
take place. isbs ssnt a. S;s,' 4 kst Z
IsbranE away. sfrsid ,sbsa ,t M, ~ ~ ! !,
swer q Nh summons ,,,s n ss,,,s tatd {
bsr ntesencs sndE AZ y q ~ ! ,.sf,,t 4 4
cha6retiiis littls ,iias bs5 xta,,abt r,i,st
RI Mn -i''S
Ti6i;aly n sba MA Il. Z I; !, !, 4.
Ibands, bSt tSs anlS ls sasds . ~ 49, aa,,Ia y,
comn nand q s;at, q ~ = ~ s. .
|:tny writ.sni n Ri. tass ~ ,sss@1 ! 8 4
~ ,,srdSn II ~ 5ti'S' 'tss
S,sForsiss -. 1dba,a .ha t., !.
INJURED. n Ii''
Bltahe laupl,etl 1 ,barsb sbr;,l
laugh, as he reSfied:
.laForswbatY Yoo.bays #dl6na ~. ~
wrong, for youlll neyer Il w;fs q
Alex Winston Ha,sl;obs I, ,o,al,-
AndsStths i 4 s ! these cruel, words lie LETT
her. 4sl
she was foolish 4 she told sherselfato
give g. Them an 41nstant's gr! weight
Would You'd not Alex, brave and happy,
prove = them false on the tomorrow
Tonight she she would not see him. He
was giving q supper in7the town
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wife, and from that moment the tide
turned. But he who had wrought
Both wrong and reparation was hence-
forth wanderer. He had won their
forgiveness, but his own he might
never win.
a Word IL llle RetaiIef DON'T
Trust.
Thisissaidslicate subject To #fitss
upon, but as Ithink il issone Of the
most important subjects before the
retailer, am ihcliued 70 give lily
syieasonit A young man willcon.
lnlencesbu thacapitalsof sss
600 WiIhsthishe ecould busqtitsaa
ltespsctab ablsstock fora town OF city
ofi ithe average population. lie opens
lpI shislstore and to: q year or 50 things
60 along s@inmingly but suddenly
q neet b;s b;IIs snd n,,,s. s;,,, =
get al extensions - fa;l sltbss h
the eabseI x tBisS,s " asEsa b,, IN
creditors aBasSb;ljs Az sssiss
and il he tnahage To cohtinueal
|ftltakes ofe i sso 'yss rs & 'so,s
table bnsiness \ Ibs;ns e Z, seI,' n
the startins noint I3ons, /, ", /; at sa
IA business sbas Nav !; n,s8 tIIs. I'M
credit systern ,yill ~ q / sios !, \ l,s
folI0w3 nm Ws ,siii Il + siias ! I, ,,,s 4,
tnanl IL ssn;nss store loss ! I, Z ~.
, ace tra,ls ak ;gssE 4 sSso a. sb;s
,be Teal izes. ( ntoti u 3 M g ess
cet,t "a, 8 RI sst s III! y &, atsi
Ibfofit os ssidG nsy 5Sssr Sa :, 6as, q
lst6ts sxnsssss ss,,sb s 8cIss, b;sa
lratt sas t;s;nsl sts 4, &,
letatt. stofa 4. i,la M 3 h,nts b ei,o wv.
lyearI ltl,s J, sta,s ssnas s,sf3
4 m b;s ow Z - !, 4, ,ssS " !,
man nr1 wbosei5 & I'M !, sEa vassnt
land wboss l;yiss !, II : T. 3
lin b;s ,nsams {, n 4; I Ss Z !, !, y,
business be M aoiins 5 3co,,,dS & 4 ;Ss.
ily q snoH a s,aoans I "a ! sInt +
doilar for I rainy7 daSi AN as & 81,
Ioftena M Gasa, Il: tSa joIass y I, I
Iyear instssd q n; 4 ! \ 4 ! ,',oii,
,aSaad ba & M 4 $500 !, b,,adsss
.dolIars, Vbsn ~ ,Sa,, \, y Y &
"a m n5ibs'fnds \ sS;d y
'sams y snital i 4 ~ s,ss q,
Ma booka, Wben Il, afisn ,,ts1 Z,
.maka collscsians ~, bsrls., I y
ia work isShsf,,s'b 4; q 5,,a ig,sE =
,f,aonanl eslls bs 4 l,,a.s ~
snds,bres tsns i. 4; & 3 i, 4 y ,.s,,s
.0fcon Tseg & doa4 innti ,gsr s I'm.
.o.onseohsbtIySbs,ss ,ss ves M alons Il,
'tbe,time. .I,atarons IL gstsi q aal.
lars ot,, al aceount Il q ,bill ~ fifty.
and almost imms5iatslv ebarsss .iif.
lteer, or twenty dollars mora to tbs
same partyFtbus tbe occoant pfows
larger andlafesf, instsaa q beipg
ipaia 6bSahd stoTak eanetis obiio.
ia tD earry5 5bis ebs amer tSF fs,.r a
losing What lis oses Fin sasb
Ieatsss a. tBisilead " banj jsF1nts y,ana
ii wouldsbe better 5for tbs mgFsbant
,toido q business AZ s90o iper WA IN
even less andseet M money tbsh
more and give credit pFbbaBly M
NAV dsnarl ffso,S \ s fss,;i & 4 u anJ
I IN y {
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-25
Centipedes and scorpion.

"neo oec'hme arrived sought my room
which opened directly ON the street and
not accustomed to retire to rest in full view
oil the public, did not take lamp. Just
before turning in" however, wishing 10
take look at my couch, struck a match
ana IN the tilckering light saw suspic.
'ous looking OBJECT on the bed. Pulling on
nv clothes again, prepared light, and
W my horror, the object proved TO be
an immense centipede in full vigor of moi.
sonous life. With the aid of many 90
ralos ~ ami "Carambasw OF a Mayican sar
want oil the house, dispatched the venom.
Gus reptile, and then after A careful Scout
ing OF the bedding, | reluctantly composed
myself 10 dreams of all sorts of hideons
creatures. ~ "'ueous
MY bed was hung with mesquite netting
when completely envoloped il. and when
awoke IN the morning counted more than
dozen deadly scorpions clinging To the
outside oil the canopy. Several Law upon
.ne walls, their gllttering eyes sparkling
IKE diamonds rs they longingly watched
.ho swa.nls OF mes buzzing around. Some,
what ashamed TO call for assistance and not
caring to emerge from under the netting
while lot OF scorpions seemed to be hoIC,
ing their sharp pointed and venomous tails
CURED up in readiness to strike me, I Law
Tor long while Illuminating upon the pros.
poets OF being stung 10 death some day if
remained in the country. At last nv ser.
want entered to summon me for breakfast
standing on chair he unlocked the cano.
ply from Its fastening over head, and gath.
efeu u IN MS arms, scorpions and all, and
SHOOK u out the door. Thus p'ssed my first
night insAcapulco I Acapulco corrtspon n
dence Chicago Tribune.
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Scarcity of Ideal Young Mon

shall l tell you why | dance and seem
so infatuated with III" asked young lady
a Few days ago. ut Is this: | have no aim
in life that can stir me to enthusiasm. and
have the blues continually except when !
am dancing. Music and good partner /,
the only thing know that drives them on
The theatre is dull, and every new book on.
y confirms l! my, my di.trast for human nature
! see and know the less care for w.r, v,e
ne. ! think the distaste for married i I'M
does not exist 90 much with the young mem o
q many suppose. II there were nnv "' ~
the right kind Of young men-younS M -,
WIN noble principles and superior intelIi.
ksa Ssr ~ weil as nersonal graces-it might
% Ss, catshsrenti but the rAos seems dyius ont
MIN my present sastss and Views I am mot not
hhne'y 20 nary any ono, 90 ! Just dance
~ s ~ ~, S ~ mSrs enjoyment out Of that
- ID s.s'n9 partner. and that Il I'll / thjnk
soe'ssy nsa ~ good ibr--so dancs With. !
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INDIAN TERRITORY.
insurgent Creeks Grow Defiant, But Ar,
Pursued and Captured

Insurgent Creeks Grow Defiant, But Are
Pursued and Captured.
ANADAREo, |. T., April 2i.-[Special. J.
The insurgent Creeks, who have been here
some time, were in communication with
Colonel Bates, Of the Twentieth infantry,
and had promise to return if he could get
no longer delay.
Yesterday morning the delay granted ex.
pireu, and as they showed no disposition to
return to their homes, Colonel Bates, who
had already called for troops, took four
companies OF cavalry and surrounded the
camp OF lspieche before daylight, but when
they closed in it was discovered that the
Indians were not there. A little later the
Greeks were found on the opposite side of
The stream in line, and said If the troops
crossed, 1t was fight. After some parleying
the troops made charge, when the In
dams broke and ran, pursued by the
troops.
A large party Of them were forced out
on to the prairie and here there was a sharp
ana exciting race for about ten miles, but
the larger horses OF the troops here proved
100 much for the ponies, and they were
finally surrounded.
An eye witness OF the scene remarked it
looked more like party of COW boy. try
ing to round up the stampeding herd than
ANYTHING else he could liken it to.
There was not shot fired on either side
up TO this morning.
The number OF Indians captured was
sixty-seven warriors and fifty-four women
and children. Among the captured are
lsipieche and Tucha Abache. Harjoe and
llodulgee Fixyo are still at large, but troops
are in hot pursuit and will probably sue
coed in capturing them all in few DAYS.
Our own Indians here behaved admirably
throughout the trouble.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-25
Narrow Gauge Railroad Meeting

The adjourned meeting held at the Mer.
chants exchange at II O'Clock yesterday
was well attended by citizens interested in
Ihe location Of the narrow-gauge railroad
from Mount Pleasant to this city.
me committee appointed at yesterday s
meeting to secure the extension of the
notes, made full report, showing goo 4
success, considering the short time they
only had to finish their task.
a vote of thanks was rendered the com.
mittee with request to continue this labor
ana report at the same hour tomorrow.
pom motion, Barnett Gibbs and Captain
White were appointed committee to 90
10 Tyler aud confer with the directors ofthe
s te1as q 81 LOUIS narrow. gauge, and with
full instructions and power to act
After adding ]. J. Carnes w. C. Howard
and M b. Darlington to the soliciting com.
mittee, the meeting adjourned to meet at
IL O'Clock to day. "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-25

quite stir among our admirers of tho
'uri was occasioned yesterday. Our repor.
ter widened his optics aud was enabled 10
discover more than dust in the stiff breeze.
vending his way to the switch of the Texas
Central, the situation was explained. Com.
fortably housed in box cars were seven us
fine specimens of horsetlesh as the eva
would wish TO look upon. Mr.. johnson, of
Iowa, since competing in the fall races of
the Dallas Jockey CLUB, has been winterlng
In the state. His stable embraces West
mont, 2l4; Sciola, It, and his new arrival
rom Iowa evident, dark horse"-he is
a black stallion. Mr. Campbell, our fellow
townsman, shipped his stable of trotters
and PAGERS, Fuller, M, and his recent
Purchases, Sleepy Joe, 33i, and Lone
Jack, 2lt. Mr.. Wilson's beau.
utul brown stallion, Dick Dew
ey, record 32l, also accompanied
Mr.. Camphells stable. They ship direct 10
Louisville, Kentucky, which point they will
reach on Sunday next. They will compete
at all the prominent meetings through tho
north during the summer, and we mistake
our reckoning II We are not able TO publish
hattering report of the Hycrs-particularIy
so in relation to Fuller. They are all in
splendid condition, we'll worked out and
eager Tor the fray. Mr., johnson was well
pleased with the condition OF his horses
ana We are satisfied that our predictions
over year since will now be reslized-that
our section is Just the place to winter tne
race stock in. Mr.. Campbells Golden
kulc VIII not leave us this season she
went lame about month since, and the
medical attendance she recently underwent
Will compel her TO remain quiet for fully tan
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-25

Tns average rate Of duty, under our ny.
nt'ng tariff is the highest ever known
among civilized nations, ancient or modern
ltsmbraces within Its fell swoop between
swo and three thousand articles. with an
average duty Of more than IS per cent Tho
actor 1923, mathematical as the .t.rIG
o. nominations" only imposed a du,v a,
about 10 per cent. and yet 1t caused grass
70 grow In the streets" Of many Of our
cities. In Greece the average duty on Inn
ports Vas y per cent, on her own c,tizans
aud but . per cent. upon her subject .ll,rs
Ia Rome TOR a thousand years such duty op,v
averaged - per cent. The highest au,s
ever known at Roman custom.houso was
~ per cent. In the early days Of our "a.
public. under washinston's sdmini,,rs
uon' The duties were y. per cent. ana
Aeny much lees only one article paid IA
psr cent. This, TOO. with an smpty tre.,.
nv end oil the debts Of the rsvolu,,on ~
ltov'ds tOs. To-day, the average dutv IN
nu'vps Y lsss than 10 per cont. viii. n
Anelend osi PER cent u her eu,Irs cu,tor =
collected Oh six articles. Her Who'll.
o~F!a schedule, including lea than twsns,
ess'ds. = lsxed upon an svsrsse moi ou,i,
opee emit. 49, S~'''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-25
The Married Folks Calico Hon.

Last night at Mayors Hall Terpsichore
was In her glory, for several hundred feet
beat time to the inspiring strains Of splen.
did music. Nearly all observed tho
rule 70 appear IN either calico, or similar
isoric; though the gentlemen were not 40
o one ,,snI Pink, blue, the. Dolly Warden.
MIA sTI o, m coiSrs. plain and vsriesated Of
OF tho costumes being elaborate al Trim
ming, while Others were Of the extrem ~,
simplicity. One dress, Of blue with chssss
wn'te uimmings, was made com plete hv
tue handsome and distingue. lookinr 81 ~ ~
70 icsa than two days time white tfaveiins
on @s Train On the other hand, va
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-25

TaE great meteor fake has travelled the
rounds, 1t was big sort OF meteor, and a
big state like Texas, where we can find more
acresto the square mile for cattle, cotton
grain, legislators, liars, etc., etc., was a
good place to locate the business. The only
misfortune is that Tom 0cHILrRrE wasn't
consulted in getting up the meteor. Ton
would have had Its tall solidifed by con
oussion ten miles above the surface
otthe country, and stickineup like CLEorA.
Ta.'s needle with whole lot of celestial in.
scr'ptions on it. Why wasn't Ton con-
suited ?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-25
FORTH WORTH,
TO have an Opera House-Mayor and
Counoiimen of Various Cities Present to
Witness the Water. Works Test

Souh'itmtn OF various cities Present to
Witness the Water. Works Test.
Fort WORTH, April 2i.-[Special. IAN
architect from st. Louis is here, and the
Opera-house company have closed a con.
tract with him to erect the building at n
cost of $4,000. The building will be
20 by 10 feet.
The mayors and councilmen from several
cities in the state are here and others ex.
pected, TO witness the official test of the
water-works tomorrow.
The docket of the district court for the
coming term is unprecedently large, there
being 3S2 cases for trial
-: Il. Askew, at the special election in the
Third ward to-day, was elected alderman
by 3i2 majority.
After a lengthy session tonight, and
some bitter speeches, the contract for nav.
ing the streets was awarded to c. w. Stat.
terv, The total contracts amount TO
Sl25, 600 w
The citizens are making vigorous but
quiet pull all together effort 10 secure
the Texas d ST. Louis Narrow-gauge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-25

I"F ostrichcs recently turned out in Los
Angeles county became panic.stricken last
week and knocked the fence down, one Of
we o'rds escaping. The Anaheim Gazette
says "a reward of $50 was offered for tho
return OF the bird. As a Mr.. srRoYo of
norwalk was driving along tho highway,
'ne ostrich walked socially up to his wagon
Aud examined its contents carefully owl.
oen'iy In search OF something eatablc. II
subsequently fraternized with band of
a'eep ana resented undue familiarity on
tne part Of the hcrder by Knocking him
sown whenever he approached too close.
he'was found with tho sheep and returned
10 his companions" ''''
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THE DALLAS HERALD, WEDNESDAY APRIL 25 1883

noticed some dresses that belonged to n
snires OF more arislocraiic nomenclature
than calico ball. The danring
snd general enjoyment were
kept mp until nearly , O'Clock
this morning. when "Home, Sweet Home"
reminded the pleasure-seekers that Queen
Luna would soon surrender her reign 10 old
King Sol. Following is the
PROGRAMME.
1, Lancers; 2, Waltz; 3. Lancers; 4, Waltz;
D; Laaeers; 6, Shottische, Z, Lancers; s.
Wai,zi 0, Lancers; 10. Walt, IL, Lancers;
IL, Waltz; Is, Lancers; II. Waltz; 10, Ian.
GERS; rs; schottische; IL, Lancers; Home,
Sweet Home"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-25

THERE remains some 5000 yet to be sub
scribed to the Texas & st. Louis narrow
gauge railroad to secure its terminus to this
point. In view Of the vast advantage to
real estate, better railroad rates, and the
great glory that Dallas would reap from
such contamination as the securing of
this road. 1t will be an everlasting disgrace
to us If this effort should fall through
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-25

it@ New York Medical Journal thinks
.ua' the American Medical association is a
ioosejo'n'ed sort of body, in no sense
representative one, easily packed. and Of
small value generally for the pu.pose of
iegislating Tor the profession. And vet that
profession seems to think that 1t is deroga-
tory to its dignity to allow their opinions
on medical aud surgical questions to appear
IN the newspapers. The lawyers used to
think that only law reviews should contain
couri decisions the syllabus, synopsis, ETC.
nu' Today the daily does that work, and
the review Is stale when II gets to hand
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-25
DENIsON.

Oklahoma Payne Promises to Try Again
A brakeman Ia Crushed Coupling Cars
Important News.
DHSisoS, April .i.-ISpeoial, l-Oklahom,
fayne has written friend here that he will
again invade the Territory June 26th =" AT
,. Wnlio coupling cars at South Canadian
the bumpers and his leg badly crushed ""
S,Sty Thousand dollars were disbursed
mere ne ss BY the last pay car of the Missouri
raS,nc, and for a poor month, too.
work y now really going on for LARGO
woodwork and boiler shops for the sam ss
company here, and stock pens are behv
moved to Whitesboro. o'i"S
~. ans BOSS brass and string band, twenty.
nve pieces, en- route from jackson, Michi.
gan, TO galveston, TO play 1t the Beach
mouse slI summer, and opera.house all win.
ter, lay over here last night. - "'"'
. Ine party rumored 70 have bean arrests,
ior hunting IN the Indian Territorv ~
turned to-day. ~