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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30
site Meesins.

Saturday night our citizens met at The
Court House for the purpose OF selecting
. site for the new school house. Several
proposals which had been presented to
the directors were read. After motions to
take time and call meeting eight or ten
days hence and in the mean time CORES.
pond with Willard In reference to certain
railroad property which Il was thought
he would give to the city, ahd that the
mater be left to the directors, had been
put and lost, the whole matter was, on
motion laid on the table for the present
and the meeting adjourned.
Following is lis. Of the propositions
made, with thu total amount fer each
block. In some OF the cases the buildings
can be sold, reducing the prices consider
ably.
1AbtcESon btocA ------.-. -.-. $3ScV
1oAfnSS bIock .--.-... aSeO
FTeeIand Block 1890. ....--- 650o
School Houss Block ---....-. ......-. =. .. 1900
MontClth Block, or vii! exchange for
present school house lots....... 1000
Allison $500
0elsendorfer 1000
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30


Enigma Better be alone than In
bad company.
Word square, ADA
DAD
ADD
Correct answers 10 Enigma aud
square word Of last week, were received
from Nonparell. CIaud Lemaster, Sem
rer Fidells, L Df Reed, Sweet Alton,
Zenobea, JemiBa BerrybottIe.
TO square word from Lola Riley. VIM
II Rue.
To Enigma from Minnie ".
There seems to have been SINE mis-.
understanding In reference 20 the
meaning ofthe four letter word square,
for which, on behalf Of one Of our mer.
chants, we offered god pen 10 the one
sending In oae. There can ouly b. tour
different letters ln the whole. four diff.
fsrent words, an1 each word contain
Ing four letters, that T. each word
shall contain tile SINE letters diff.
fsrently arranged. It can be done, but
oRly by some study aud that Is the rea-
son the prize Of hAndsome gold pen IL
offered. The offer is continued.
Tks four letter square word, eompos-
ed Of the word, meti, emit. time, aud
item, received from w A AcG. would bs
correct II there were sucl word IN the
dictionary as meti, but we are unable 10
flnd II.
WORD sQUAEE.
Each worI composed Of four letters,
and reading each way.
What people do when they walk the
ebb and flow Of water; what sites &
Nuttlng do with the DEMoca4T some.
thing most children have.
ZzSDBEA.
ENIGMA.
Ny first IL In Douglas bat not 80
Curry.
My second Il Ia Grant but not Ia
Umatllla.
Ny third IL IA Josef hiae but lot in
Claekamas
Ny fourth Is in Stevens bat not In
Wahkiakum.
Ny fifth IL In Lake but not in Unlon.
My sixth is In Marion but not 10 Csos.
My whole IL the surname cf prom.
lneDt Oregon Ian.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30

Jacksonville has raised the saloon license
t, $50 year.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30

The WatcAman says the fruit in tue
Walla Walla valley is all killed. The
warm weather previous TO the first week
in February started the sap and swellsd
the buds, hence when tie cold snap
came it destroyed everything except
the apple trees, and they viii not bear
this year.
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BILLS ALI0wsp.

@ w Barkhart. sl2 80 /. City VI Thos
Clark, 50 SO +, NJ Hsntou. 80 so; II v
Robinson, $40 i3 q w BurkhArt, $24 !
RID Murray, 81 % Finn & Chamberlain,
$3.50 John jones. $40 N Henton, assess.
Ing city. 500 Mrs Il $ Upham. ~ Mat.
tieIPAul, "a 50 L II MontAnys. s75, w n
X ctchum. - 90 Engine Go No I, SO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30

A box of acme pens at this Office. qniIl
acting with fountain qualities for sl.5O
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30
BILlA REvERRED.

City " Emmet Rlinwatcr, sI4 G5 ; N J
Hsnton, sil Is city W q l. Hoard. - 05:
q w BurkhArt, siF50J q w Barkhart,
el4 20.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30
OUR PUzSLRRl

Answer. 90 Hast Weeks PazzIes.
Enigma. Better be alone than In
bad company.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30

In tie Circuit Court, Of a< state Of Oregon,
J9r The County Of Linn:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30

IL Is our turn this year, and 30 we speak
early in order to have the matter before our
citizens, and ask the question, shall we
celebrate ?"
| 1t has been decided 10 hold county fair
here this yea. IL Is to he hoped that ar
arrangements will hr male of nature which
will Insure its success. Heretofore as much
interest has not been taken in it as should
have been by the farmers, and in consc
quence the display Of our products has been
small. Let US turn over new leaf aud
make this one which will show off the pro-
ducts of Linn county.
Miss Matte Allison has been in Portland
this week laying in new and well selected
stock of millinery goods which viii arrive ai
her place OF business in this city about next
Tuesday, when she will be prepared tC
furnish her customers with the latest styles
of all kinds of goods In her line She hai
ON hand large supply of summer hatl
which she is offering to the public at mar
velousIy low figures.
Our Corvallis friends are very considerat.
and selfish Last week w. Scott was in theil
city he is an ignorant, harmless sort Of /
yagrant, and an expensive affair to any city
so Corvallis, to get rid of him, paid his far
to Albany. He was taken up as yagrant on,
here, and as he wanted to go to Portland
was given ticket to that place and put OF
the cars. When he gets there no doub
Chief Lappens will forward him to Wall.
Walla.
One OF the completist and best arrangee
! mercantils departments in the city is tn
shoe store of s E Young. We were some
what surprised at the line Of goods which h
arries and the splendid order in which the,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-03-30

S1"0 "'tD' eha ~ SS0it'S " give BShSrai sdtiS-
faction.
The man who sail the rail old English
gentleman" was conductor and was evi-
IDENTIFY on the wrong track-BostoR Courier.
The man who said it ought TO be switched.
-PoLaris. Or checked for Portland
The prevailing sentiment OF the voters ol
school district No 5 Is that our director,
should call meeting at an early day and
let them decide by vote where they viii
have school house built.
Easter Sunday was a rainy, drizzling day
but flowers filled filed our churches witt
sunshine, and plenty of eggs our -
stomaches. The remembrances and tn.
practices of the day are pleasant ones ant
deserve being served.
One of the Portland papers is going Il
send all the immigrants into the Willamett,
Valley it certain of the Up.Columbia paper
do not shut up on the small pox business
and viii stow away l0O, ,OO0 here. This i
good news.
The report that there had been an ou
break among the Umatilla Indians and tina
they were on the war path proved untrue
It is claimed that the report was started ii
older to affect immigration to that part o
the Northwest.
The school teachers institute for this dis
drics conyenes in Independence this weel
and we understand is being an interestin
one. Yesterday several Of our teachers lef
for the scene of the intellectual feasts on tn
steamer 'Isahel, and will return to-day.
Hon Jas Z Watson, U. S. District Attor
ney. of Portland, was married last Friday t
Mrs Virginia Kinney, of Salem. After tn
marriage ceremony they left on the stsame
.s0regon" for California. The happy coupl
have the DEMOCRATS best congratulations
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I:sbecca Carter, samuel f Young and !. ]
BIaIn, Plaintiffs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14
ADDITI0NL RlCEv.
Vddltlunal Races.

JrUNuc PAX, Oct. l3.-Smpll attendance
tista srppe,y, but the mud not deep.
rh,e'.l prtcrs NJ mule, R'turt. first
Nlutsgs, second; Vibrator, lhiid. nme-
lis.
naudcAp SWocpstikes-Th ree.yenr.olds
three-Qu,rt rsot n mil,; Britomsrie's colt
Won lastly; Nocatie, SECOND, ten lengths bu.
lor- EGlsi third. Time--l;Ml2
Sweepstakes--All aye; mile aud quarter
Rel'A, tri', Bella, second, Haldon, third
T,Me--2:lh
Sweep Staket-All uget; mile and three
quarters; Zoe Won cas,ly; Duke ct Montal-
bao, second; General Monroe, third.
Three quarters Selling AllnwAnct-Cou.
81 Intina frat; Greenland, second, Vessel
third Tme-l:N l.2.
Sc, pie ,hase, full oourso-Jim McGowan
hrsi; Major Wheeler, second; Flo agar
third Time--l'2l.
Al jerome Park Il seems that the rire>
were tSpp'd again to-day, aud the order ol
the horses Ia the second race were sent out
Us io'lows; Eclat, first; Nucaie, second;
Bu'emsr'e, third.
PswrpEScE Oct. IS The gss race, Ia
which E,rl won two heats Thursday, L,z6it
OBI n Uayoriu), won third tuurh
OF the 2;s class; LIZZIE o6,o6
IS.2,l,l l; Earl, | l, >, ., ,; Robert n q.
1919 y 4 3; Kiuie Coles, :, 3, S,4 .; lingo.
mar, 6, Z, SO 3, WestOvvr. 3 G, Z 6 4
Archie, I. 5, q, 8. 6; Rlue Bell . I I. : :
Luke, SIS ruue-2;l6. 2;2S II 2;26 IL
2:2g
In the $50 class, ll!cwnr
wa, the iavonte Summart; lalcMil,
I3, |, l; rsurerv Girl. |, - b bon Csf
los, . 3 3, 9; L. l. D. !. 4, 1; FxhNl
distsnced. Tlme-s:35 -; 233; 2;3l IL
1882 10,
H. q Wush'p's Forest Pa,ohen M,
J q III mas Nuie starters in TIVE ire,
tnr all Thomas, iaVurite; Winshu
wan 6fat aud second aud Forest putcht
third heat II was then 81 da,k the rae
Wa postponed; WuShip, ., .; Fore.
Purher > > I; J r. Thomas, 3. 3.
rimt-9:l3 Pop 10, 9:2S 81,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

SAN Francisco. Oct. 10 Yokohama ad-
vices say that the japanese government
concluded the treaty OF commerce with
40 daughters ofthe mikaln died within
IS hours OF each other. Olt VI ten childr1
ont Que survives.
Inc British schooner Atone caught
pOaChing seals Of Behring's Island and
were seiz'd by the Russian officers The iurs
were couhscated for the benefit of Alaska
commercial company. The vessel was de.
tained, tue captain, crew and passenger
were held as prisoners
It's stated TIE Great Northern telegraph
has taken II contract to lay cable from Ja'
/ pom tO C0rea.
| Tie disastrous eruption at the strait Of
Sunda, has been connected at NOEanama
with the peculiar Appearance of the
sun, which, from noon nC August
Both TIL The ev9ring Of Sep'ember
INST assembled u luIl moon. The atmos
phere was observed with dust and laden
smoke emitted from Kraka'au volcano alt
carried up 25J0 miles by soulherly mon
| soon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

GALVESTON, oIt. B.-tSptoid THE fol.
ipi b, The Weather IMPORT:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


On last Tuesday evening quite auumber
OF our Young lolk Hud invited gur,ts
assembled at the palatisl residence Captain
aud Mrs, c, J, Wise, whore one of the mos,
rtiNysh.e dane vt tho season was held
Toe splendid music, large aud spscious
hall tn dauCe In, the VAST assemhlaye of
beautiful young ladies' aud gallant men. A
Wus, agreeable huSt aud graceful aud cor.
t"uus hostess ull contributed 10 make the
evening mo Of unauoyed pleasure.
Amnrg the ladies pescnt were Misses
| d, IL Perry, Carrie R0Rn, Fannie Preston.
| li. fNrr., VI tue ltpVeI, Rass,e Lane
/ Fannie p,clou a To- Butk, Mute GRAY
! lsuu.u l,von, Addic Terry, Miuuir Moore
/ NAunN lOWans, and Miss hatt, There
Nvtv nls' pee ,nl ON the occsslOn tho iol.
ipNug murrd ihdies; Mrs. Hynson
Mls smith, Mrs Claiborne, Mrs. Louis ]
J WvrthHm aod Mr.. Boise. each OF whom
also contcbu,ui largely to the evening"
/ entertainment.
Apolhtr prominent feature, OF social In.
| icust duiiug Tho week was tho ~ an,blnye
70 large iunhsr ui Nasnns ana Invited
/ tne'S a. the ttsldehce OH IA Parsons on
! lAst InntshaV evening, On which occasion
| captain j. I. kuseil (sho 10 on he eve ol
B having Jtiifrsnn IN make his home In [; Al.
NHiuuh "a, presented with = heauti0ll
I NasonlN r.ng bt his brothers aud compAu.
! Nua at J,l.rson lodge, M. 81. DR.. A. q
! loiion dlu ihe hnnUe- OF present alton n,
hi, nsuNl eloquent style. Captain Russell
'sgea wis NY by surprise, was AZ tirsl cv...
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aga suffer more of privation aud sorrow,
more of disappointment and unkindness.
than the reyerse, and to feed their intel.
lectuN wants with dark pictures OF their
miiortunes is no. to add to their content.
ment or enjoyment,
Not al OF the better literature Is OF a
dark or heavy character either. but litorl-
ture generally divides itself into two great
divisions. that which teaches and that
which amuses. People may be taught
through amusemeuts, 1t Is true, but we re.
fer to the grand divisions, where the one
aims at the qualification Of the intellect iirt
and simply, and the other appeals merely
TO the heart and the spirit OF humor N
man. The first or heavier kind II is that
/, supposed to be In decadence aud that IL
being pushed out by the latter, tie
the laughs, the literature Of the ridicu GUS
aad hurlesqne. We cannot but feel that this
change is upon the whole to be reoeiy,
with favor Only the other day an Irish.
Iniu VI NtN lOIh NOHlnlllth HhlAiltt lcu
ou thereto by the reading OF DIcEEEs' &C
count OF the suicide of JONAS CHUzzLEwT
a I'd II Is said that huldreIB u poor seam
stresses have been led to take their owr
lives by reason Of the more vivid c0ncep
ZION Of their own wrongs and SUFFERING
az portrayed In tae Song of the Slrt Hnc
such poems. The craze Tor the humorous
he change from the melo'dramatlc ant
tegic TO the comic and burlesque, cauuC
hart us much. II It should run to excess
a excess in such direction is better thu
the opposite extreme. II plays, and pape
a hooks that make people laugh can b,
50 multiplied as TO put check 10 the grow
Ing suicidal and otter mauias OF the day
II will undoubtedly far more than cpmpen
safe for the temporary depreciation of th
grandeur aud utility of the labJrs Of tn
ella sic authors and masters Ia literature.
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Rcrorter Como to Grlef.

q, -,
sr. LOUIS, ojt' ID Inc lnvsstiga'
ton into the larceny OF the
,,,.s az ihc Grand inrv .ten,gr,nbic
reporter s1oleh rom 'he circuit attorney
Office Thursday night, was continued to-
d,r and Il WAS shown that tina note. ware
IN, n,ssc,sion of Clarence White one ol
tbs rsnn,ters of the Post. DisnntoS
hrt how he procnred them was moi n,cet.
tsiusd. IL was In eyidenoe howsver
ihst he had taken them 4.
Allan lninoIa prcsumnh,v 10 bsve
Nom translated and a cauiny was lssnsG
ar hrs nppesrauca and ihr
c,rr, ordered he he h,l
an con,empi. At the connlusion ol
t,e inve,tigati,n NJ " MrD,naid nssi,
amt cIrriit attorney. mnJe a ststemsni
10 IA, cont regarding The publicstion in
a. -. ns....,.l "
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Cnmnlnint Chnrrnh

SAN FRANclso, Oct, 10 --Tne case Of Mics
Hill, olaimiug to be the wife ct Sena
tor Sharon, and charging hun With
p'uhety, was called In the 20 ics cour,
this morning uVine TO the reported absence
oi Nultsnn, Mia H,ll's attorney, frum thp
city, the counsel Tor the prosecution asked
n col tiuuance OF one week. rhe mouou
was opposed by Sharou's attorney, VINO ia
sisted that the case should proceed
on . the day thu t4se Nns
5 I, October i0h After q long Argument
thv court granted ooutiuuance Toe
probabilities are that the case will be tried
as "a misdemeanor, Ald not u tel
ony, as originally intended, II
having been discovered hy Miss
lilrs oousel that the person with
whom the adultery Is charged, lisa single
woman, and not married one, rs was
stated In the complaint.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

late last uiyNi ONter R,msey arrcttce
Herbert Slartlewor az tho 81. George he.
Jol, la his room, aud lodged hlm IN the ca'a
onose. This was done upon tho reception
NJ "a dispatch lrom the chicl police " Mo
bile, Chsrging StaitleWork with ob;ainlnr
money under false preteneeu. lie il sbou,
- wears old i've feet seven inches high
well drtusd and good luoLiur. His tAthel
Is u wealthy chttnu merchaat Of either Mo
Mia or Selma
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

GuAYMis, Oct, - kilograms we're re.
Ceived this murling announcing tho de.
crease OF fever at BERN slllo. Stringent
sanitary measures will be taken regaTdlng
the graves OF those who have died from the
fever, so as to prevent the possibility al
danger fion this sr0urge next year PEG
ple are returning to the city and It is rap
idly assuming its wonted activity. Only
two persons died during the last two DAYS
MOBILE, Oct. - Two deaths from vel
low fever at Brewton this afternoon, two
more expected No new cases Fre reported
tc-i6y. No male nurses are needed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

The public At largo may think IL Is TN.
d ,rgoing martyrdom In having to listen 10
AMI be robbed by the influx Of Europet 4
damatic and operate stars to this country
bit the general pub'ic's suiIerings GC
nothing when compared with those Of the
customs officials, who have to rummOg,
trough the myriad Of trunks and proper
W. b.ought over by these celebrities.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

Tue postmaster =, nural isg1ius topcom
mend to congress TO supplv by legislation
this comics session an important point
neglected In the postal reduction last SIS
al u vlzi Foe reduction Of local postage
rates. II costs Us much nov TO send u l,t-
ter from one end IN tho other Of u city "A to
Sod the same letter from Now York to San
FrAncisco
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

Mrs LANGrnY got too practical an illus
lralion OF the publicity Of botel lite durl0f
her former visit TO this country, 30 she
propose, to occupy nun New YORK
hereafter. She IS likely to get her hll OF
a'0,t upon the occasion Of this second
Ii
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

Tno.g who liSe 10 cot behind tlc statute
oil limitaiious, when attacked by nn uucom.
promiiiug creditor can nov bolster ny
their conduct from moral point of view
by religious ptecedeat furnished by O
church In u ie, Pennsylvania When sues
for Just debt the church plead the statute
Of Limitations
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

OF the Boston police, dated St. Louis, sy'
u he would first have to go to San A "
| tonic TO identity man arrested there,
and then would come 10 San Francisco.
The prisoner here will be held to await his
arrival, as he corresponds to the description
given by Chief Of Police McAdams of
Boston. Dewey had 500 on his person
when arrested
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14
United stat n Man-of- War.

SAN FRANCIson, OIt, l3.-Ths United
States mau-of war Ranger, now at Mare Is
land, will leave az the end Of this month for
Central America Ia Complete tha survey
which consists Of rhout Gl0 miles on the
coast north Of Panama. The vessel
with 100 men will be under the charge oil
Commander CLARK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14
MutAnr and IN eide.

denver, Oct. l3.-This afternoon W
liam Harrison. residing on Ninth street
shot his 10 year old wife and then himsrlt
They both died almost instantly. The
cquse was jealousy and interference in do
nestle affairs on the part OF the mother.in
lew. The couple were married at Shawnee
K'"sae. las' March and have been in Den
yer about one month.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

TnG sEsaoss bribery case has actually
been placed before tho court In New York
at last. The ex-senator has a very ugly
case against HIN aud mast suffer from the
grca zeal 10 behalf VI hl, idol Thousands
do annually what SESSIONS is charged with
but aie too slick tn yet caught, 1t INIT
the raScals who are punished nowadays, It
ismcrcly the dun rStcals.
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July NN6b.
GALNE.rnY. on l3-Hhn rnnnrlnl

GALVESTON, Oct IS The recorder Was
again engaged with Jury
during the greater portion Of
he day hearing The case Of the state vs.
Percy Weeks aud ChHmp Garter,
charged with violating The cotton
welshers' act, after patient heur
ig OF which all the evidence
WAS laid before the Jury
and tremendous amount OF 'aw thuDugred
at them, the case WAS given into their hands
| Gh' y were our less than half hour, when
they returned with verdict OF not guilty
! is stated that the weighcrs appointed
by the government iutend 30 file other com
| plants forthwith.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

Ir nrrears that Nm. LANorRY knows
what she IL doing, after al, IN bringing her
mother over with her this time. The Lily's
freedom Is not likely TO be In any wise lin.
itei. A reputable exchange furnishes The
following advance notice Of Mns In Bins.
TON: ut Ia announced that Nns. LASorhy
will soon return to Amencs, accompanied
by her mother, Mas. La BREroS. MRs.
LAHorny's mother has been long under u
cloud. There wAsa scandal between her
aud her husbands curale. The church
authorities Investigated the ,oardal aud
dismissed the curate from the church.
Tbere are no divorce laws In Jersey. and a
hu hand cannot turn bis sinful vile out Of
dtorl. a, both have occupied the same
house 70, yrssi without ever meeting.
fhs vlllbe = vgllantSusrdlsn " The Lily"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

S,s rGASclsc,, O,t, l3-The steamer
Guy OF RIO Jautro which arrived here to.
d,v brought y Hong Kong date OF Septem.
her 10, and Nhknhuma ut I'D saying that
41O Chinese sailors would he dispatched To
Gesmauy to tuNn the iron clads being built
Tor the Chinese governments.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

SiScE MS eslaoushmonI the revenue bu.
re,u has turned IN some 900 OO0 OOO OF
money 10 the government, In the sane
time tho tariff haa rohhed the people Il
some two or three times that sun, The
republican proposition /, to cut or the
returns from the former, taxes on luxutlts
aud continue To pillvge TIVE massea.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

NhgADAY, sUI VA e, makes WONDER
fuldlllefence whose OF is Rorcd and who's
foo the shoe piuches Mr.. Could protests
against running tho new Oqnednct to New
Yor city though his summer reside nee
grounds on the Hudson.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

Az there was nu possible showing Tor
trial at this term Of the court, KELLOGG
aud his counsel have been pressing ygor'
ously Cor hearing IL Ia barely possible
that the hearing may come altogether too
soon Tor the ex-senator NJ least
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

Tue country Wouud Charlotte, North
Carolina, can bo recommended To many n
Texan community or apahrrn Ut industry
and progress Ton cotton factories arc Ia
operation within a radius OF thirty mlcs
Of Charlolte, ull Of them making mon, y
InnidIN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

SHeEwp fellows ara beginning to hunt for
and obtain exclusive privileges" In Meat.
co already IN anticipation OF the coming
prosperity OF she land. II Is said that the
exclusive privilege OF gathering tue cactus
iroM The govern m,nl lands has ofcn grant.
oil to two enterprislrg gentlcmcn, WIN eS.
psot 10 make fortune out OF their priv.
ilese within tho next ton years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

NEW ORLEANs Oct. l3--Tha Timer
democrat Helena (Arkausn) tptcel soys'
Ntstrida7. at Livingston, oaudtrs Rlount,
4 constable wDile attempting 20 aires. W.
Ames, colorcd, was shot dead. A posse is
9ursutns Amas nod ,ygrhpg e. nrnhahlc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-14

THERE is one Chicago paper at least that
appreciates the true nwardnets Of the car.
pel-bag governments that so long lorded IT
over aud robbed the south. Carpet.bag-
i'm, says this journal, has made republican
success impossible in the south for gene q.
tDus u come