The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-01

leNaS; ihoSe Jhal appear here are from
the large cities and most OF them have
money! they come to Texas because
theF tninH thoS can make money here.
~ Is hoy charity to give any thing TO
uoheraut Ceg4ara.-l Hyouham Bonner.
what has become OF the lenco-cutter?
~ was SAID that Gov. rallud's policy
would 10. puJ m end TO the trouble, nUt
! You rarely near OF "a ieUcp-cutttr now.
| Hitner Gov, lreiSDd's rigid prlclamA-
/ liou ur some oJhor cause has stepped
TINS class OF crinle.-l kcatns Light.
| 'he very hrst law that should be
/ made by tho next Legislature oi this
| state IL one 10 proven foreign corpora
! l!'NS nom owning rcai vstuio iu luSae.
/ Unless some sUch law /, asscd. tic
| ioanlnS companies OF Scotland sud other
! inrtigu countries will own half the
farms in North Texas in twenty years.
/ Terrell Star. =
1t is qonerallyKnacrsfooa that Gan.
/ w. u. C8brU, OF Dallas, viii be an alpir-
ant for the position Ok United Sfiips
7 mwshal iur lha district Con. Cabell
/ has been au earnest worker in tine rwuks
! ut Democracy for lite time, and is i'm
/ every way qual.iod TO hil tie position.
| Under these circumstances the Mai, can
~er mo good reason why he sLuu be
/ passed over for less meriloriuus aspir.
q ll,. II party atty an au honest, m-
! c1rruu'lbio nun are 10 ue rewarded, the
! gcnp al IS fairly entitled to it, Fort
| Worth Mail.
| u wls only q dopd Chinaman, Int
| tne Officers ui tOu Worth al tacu, duly
justine some 3s though 10 had been d
| gambler of tho higLes, tur. Worth re-
I ,paytaoility They went 90 the scule,
asked who uttIc crowd did.tha killing,
! and no one volunteering the .urulAta-
aoA, q course tho officers were power.
/ loss. Probably 10 will uOvgr 10 known
! Who drove .hs pick into the ChiAamun' Is
brain, as there was Iahudy around
when the deed WAS committed but 90
/ crowd on men and boys san Antonio
. Express.
The Indictment Of the late mana %. Of
t.o texas investment company, q, Fort
WORTH presents curious legal cues
ton. n consignment o. C..iio was made
I ID tho conn any to be sotd ON credit.
'oo sale Wa- made aud the amount
pissed 10 the credit Of the owner Of tho
itA'tie. Tho 'ouptuy then utg1fia.gl tlo
"1'os Tor its uNl benefit gud soon alter
i"ucd. Ought the owner of The cattle To-
nave hau The notes, or was bis claim
l'gli"St tbo company gGlisfiul Gy O. e
ct CIT On his accOun.2 IN ,uuity pud
t'u'ding 20 common sense tha notes
wer5 rs, but in law tho ca,S may bo dii
Ierent.- Waco Day.
IL is just n little early, but we m,yht
1913 wei say 1t as not. Ross will BE- Lov-
cuur of Texas just rs soon as she s4.c
l", Sogulr rct'r'S. We don't know Of "a
mHu within AT the broad houudaiie. OF
texas who can win moro devoted fol.
inNcrs 20 bis Standards .Lan the brave
N.as, or who can hold them 10 their rae
color- FOR longer period. Waco TX
rmiuor.
Had the much talked of "fnir cr,mf''
been over the result of thC vote ia Louis
lana or Flurid', iAe returning hoprdg
would have ailii been 80 work. hun.iug
Ter Eliza PiuhslOu, j. Mad. We,is.s, mud
others % like .'S, 10 prove fraud and in
limitation Blt, thanks to cmphalic
No.Cs IN all southern states, The "air
count had o. ha made In a northern
State, and the south can now n!l INTO
l,ua and prove by their acts Tint their
lp'rlotism IS far greater Than they have
had credit iOr-Black WaNy.
'lho trade Of Brentwood is on q con
slant, healthy Increase. IMs Is NO itle
ialk, but q iaci pGtrnt to tho most indii-
lHrcnt observer Tho piupccr nro of
the city * wearing away before the on
ave.
New business enterprises are on foot,
and the Old style, "genoral merchan.
disc" stocks are being gradually divided
, aud subdiVided into tho various lines of
trade. The city has grown despite hard
times. This is owing, in great meas
uro, 10 tho grand territory surrounding,
aud tho noble thrift Of the intelligent
mud progressive people uf Brown cuun-
w. Brown County Banner,
In the general joy over the election OF
II Democratic president we have forgot
! ton 20 throw up our hats and give few
shouts for our new senator, Hon. &. b.
! RIgore, OF Van Landt county, WHO
} made the race without opposition and
passed through so sui tly AZ scarcely to
attract attention. But we are proud OF
him. He IL worthy OF the trust reposod
w him. He is willing aud has the
? ability to do ettoctual work. IL weuld
; bo better for Texas IL she had more men
ike him In the incoming legislator
The nineteenth l,gislulure will have
1 -omo iulpUrlaut wOi k before IL, and WI
: are glad To know this senatorial district
Is ~ ably represented i Atheuian.
Unless tho next Legislature repo0ls
) the odiOus Sunday lsw-sn imitation oi
he blue laws OF little Connecticut
there Is n strong feeling In the state 10
have u different government AZ the next
I election, IL may be early TO talk OF It,
hut "a word In linen may prevent the
necd of playing n new EDITION OF Buffalo
"A Radical city, yet whirh gave Dem.
|, ocrRtic mayor 10 itSel', afterwards pre-.
b. sonted DJm lCralic governor to New
York, and that state now gives n Demo.
cratic president to these Uni el States
Radical or Democrat, the masses will
not no oppressed ali he time. VoS
populi-vnx dei-and don't you 70, get
, it, oiice-holders. 7 he 0relt state Of
1, Texas demands different management
than little Connecticut huntsville
Item.
Rolla RYAN tonight. Admission 2,