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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-28
THE ILLINOIS sFNAToe

The deadlock in the Illinois leglsls-
ture would not be considered a deadlock
1t Republican administration were to
succeed the present. A few promises,
ssmall amount of intriguing and an as
surance of executive favor would soon
arrange matters TO the satisfaction of
caucus leaders. But ii isa different
ease when the Democracy have the
choice OF offering inducements, at least
that is what Republican papers seem to
think. In Illinois there are MANY
prominent Democrats who would far
surpass any state representative in the
upper house the people could select.
PAINRR, TRUMGULL, HARRISON and
others are all superiors Of the puny Re
publicans who aspire to the position of
United States senator. 1t is said
that MIR. CLEVELAND is very anxious
TO have a Democratic senator from
Illinois and 1t seems reasonable that he
should want senatorial support. To the
HERALD very good chance looms IN
Tor the position and whilst bribery in
any form is to be frowned on, yet practi-
cal good sense suggests that ii any
changes of legislative character are TO
DO made they will probably come in the
direction of patronage. Tha. has been
the road these changes have usually
been in the habit OF travelling and IL is
difficult to see how their route will be
changed.
When the Republicans wanted a vote
or no In the senate they knew how 70
get them. Bro. MALONE and the swee,
RiDpLHBERoER came at the call when
the patronage Of Virginia was battered,
IL would ccme with an III grace from
that gang to object to any scheme for
party ACKNOWLEDGMENT. But there is no
necessity. The laws OF gravltation an.
ply equally as we'll In politics as in ma.
m'e, ani there will perhaps be neces.
sity Tor a strong man with a stout olnh
70 act as jsuitor for the Democratic can
Gus at Springfield before the senatorial
question is over. At all events. the
HERALD Is just as well convinced tina,
The party to which It belongs will be re.
cruited by another senator as II Ia tina,
that party relies upon Its offers to "a
pirants In order to augment its powe,
and secure s supremacy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-28

THE present winter will prove ha r
one to the honest workingmsn wher-
ever he may be. A Nevada paper says:
"Men from the north pass through this
state on their way south searching for
work, and the men from the south pass
on their way north in the same search.
Ihey all tell that where man is able
to secure grub, If he knows what is good
Tor him, he will do well to camp by 1t
until after the winter goes by" The
workingmen Of Texas are better Off than
are those of any other state in the
Union to-day, no matter how difficult
it may be to secure work.
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vertlsed not to apply. He was an out
law, in fact, and just at this era of Dem
ocratic success the clamor is raised tina,
the Democrats are actually about to sec.
ond the move for appointing their fell
low-Democrsts to Office. As the HERALD
has more than once said, the southern
people are willing to accord an unre-
stricted option to Mn. CLEVELAND, but
tits as we'll as not to state the fact just
here that the president-elect has not
worn out many pens in signing commits
sions for Republicans whilst governor
Of New York. and this Dallas journal
has no idea of sending him plumes to
use for that purpose.
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Tone of the STOCK Market


NEW YORK, Dee. achievements
steady.
Railway bonds generally quiet, OK
cept for East Tennessee issues. which
wsrevery activeand depressed on reports
that the new financial scheme proposed
by Seney had fallen through. Consols
dropped from 47A to 43L@431 and in
comes rom 10 to $685.. Transactions
In consols amounted TO 59j. 900 and i'm i'm
comes to Col, 900. State securities ouiet
Inc bear movement made further pro.
gress at the stock exchange today.
There was considerable pressure To sell
coal shares, Changers, Lake Shore and
Union racine, and prices declined lto2L
per cent, touching the lowest figures for
some time past. Reports were current
that the coal companies could not agree
on the question OF percentage. and that
there would be fresh trouble in the trunk
line pool. In the afternoon IS were
lOlH; ~ were 1925: Is were l22s6; Mis-
souri, Pacific bonds, %; St. Joe bonds.
10; Central Pacific stock, 33H; Chicago
~ Alton, III; Chicago Burlington &
quincy ll4H; Denver Il Rio Grande,
"a; Hannibal x st. Joe, SSl5; preferred, !
ooH Missouri Pacific, SIS, North /!
aSlhCi lO54, northwestern: !
new YORK Central, S42s; Rock Island. !
iIVoA; Union Pacific, 461s; Wabash, Az; |
western Union telegraph, 50. A rally |
OF q to IA per cent took place. At the |
close the improvement was partially |
lost and the market left off weak Man |
haitian elevated consols fell from $685. to /
6i59, on reports Of a disagreement be- |
tween Cyrus w. Field and Jaw Gould. /
ms being officially denied the stock /
rallied TO IS. Compared with lastnights .
closing, prices are Is to 2lS per cent
lower, except for oregon Transconti. |
mental, Northern Pacific, Pacific Mail, |
heaulng and Western Union, which arr |
5 to e per cent higher.
Transactions $4,000 shares-qg OaO
Lackawanna, $1,000 Lake Shore. 81 900
northwestern, 1900 New York Central,
,6,OQl ST. Paul, 26,OO0 Union Pacific, 30,.
NO Western Union.
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A CoolIriminnl

Detective Rever, OF Newark, New Jer.
sey, whose arrival In Tombstone with A..
requtsiiion for an escaped dude from thu
land ofthe mosquitoes, was dulychron.
ieled In the Epitsph, took his depar,n,s
In sprivste conveyance thi. morning 40.
9 'mpanied by his charge. The n ana ~,
the alleged mslefsctnr 10 Lewis Rich.
ARDS, and the charge against him il ths,
ni seduclng young lady relative a,
Senator Frelinghuysen, under n,nn,isa
OF marriage. Richards 10 a bright in.
telligent young fellow, aud consida,a-
BILE OF "masher" lie was aiuc,,sJ ~,
Europe, aud the chief OF his charms cor
slsts ~ the fact that he e. reputed In lao
worth half a million dollars In his ov,.
right lie was considered a gras,
catch, aud had the entree into first ci,.
cles, where he was Vreatly ~.
mired. Besides being fluent cnnye,..-
tionAlist, he Yields a trencban, n.,,
when adds much to his accnmnli.b
nenls. When arrested Yesterday ,no,,'.
ing, he was playing billiards Ia The iii.
!, trd parlors. aud appe ,red As cool n.
Smlths ice-house. Detective Rev,
walked un to him just A. he WAS prsn,,
ing u make shui, aud. LAYING his n 80
on the Young mans shoulder, s.id.
Richards, want you" "wkst Tor ~,
INQUIRED the 5uio as,e -,
~ sca'" ssir nssef, ~Ali risnIa ,s,o
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San Antonio City Pnlitlc..

SAN ANTONIO, Dee. 27,-LSpecial.l-
The committee OF 100 met tonight and
nominated CHI. Merrett tor mayor, The
workingmen also held primaries all
over the city and elected committees to
work in the interest OF their men and
also delegates to a convention to meet
Tuesday, the 18th instant. A bitter
night is anticipated. The worklngmen
accuse the 100 Of ring politics and the
charge sreturned with interest.
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weptherford Note..

mkArHERFoRD, Dec. T.-lspecial.l-
Congressman S. w. T. Lanhsm has "a
turned from Washington to spend tn.
Mondays with bis ismily. He report.
everything quiet at the national capital.
ana that every one seems satisfied that
.ne new administration will be yery
conservative in all tn ngs.
Nhristnias IL over and no serious acct.
uents 70 report. A few black eyes frnm
frumenti. 'P'ii'us
jim &; Jones, one Of the largest cattle
owners IN the state OF Colorado, is Ia the
city, aguest of his cousin w. III. Jonas
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rnRRR Is a world o truth Ia the con-
'ding sentence OF the following, taken
nm the San Antonio Express: .The
uias papers are rejoicing over the
ring OF the corner stone ola new brew.
establishment in that city, and re-
rdit as a great temperance move
mt San Antonio is now brewing A.
cd beer as can be found la the couu.
. and we are glad to learn the people
all the surrounding country arr
owing their appreciation by patroniz-
the "home industry" Texas has
4 long had her cash resources drained
o other states in payment for sup
es that might as well as not be pro
red here. and these evidences OF n
fnge In the policy heretofore prevail
q encouraging"
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Funeral OF the Crema,rd orphan..

Nkw YORK, Dec. 25.--The funeral OF
the children who lost their lives by the
gre NJ Brook lyn ASYLUM took place 10.
nAy, Inc charred remains OF twenty
~ unles were placed In their collins
aud taken to the church OF "Onr I'adn
Victory" when they We're placed In ~
nam aisle VI the edifice aud the alter
decorated ~ monrniug. The church wa .
crowded. Rev. Mahoney, ce,eb-ated a
solemn mass, assisted by Rev. Fathers
Sreigh,on and Brosnan. The r,,mains
Mere Mere Inferred In the cemetery OF the
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Richards, "l'll be through with this
game ia q few minutes; take seat" and
the young man went on with his play,
apparently az unconcerned az if he had
just received an invitation to dine. He
exhibited remarkable nerve under the
circumstances, and few in the room
stone (Arizona) Epitaph.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-28

THE Laredo Times has penetrated the
HBRALD's good-humored fun in towing
with the Fort Worth Gazette. It says:
"The Dallas HERALD disclaims any hos
tility to the Gazette, and would lead us
to believe that it only employs the bull
ionaire organ as q prsoticing slugger
docs the dummy sand-bag, or as the
fellow in the Georgia Scenes did the
figure of a man drawn in the sand, which
he cursed, kicked, knocked and gouged,
all to see how he could fought The
HERALD is simply rehearsing to keep
its hand in, so that when it meets foe
man worthy of its steel it will be
thar"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-28

THERE was asplendid Christmas tree
at the New Orleans exposition Christ
mas day and every child present during
the day was given present. This was
happy thought on the part OF the man
agoment, for it inCuced thousands of
children to visit the exposition, and Of
course their parents went with them
and all were made happy.
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PARNENIER was a French savant who
hrst induced his countrvmen to eat po-
tatoes In gratitude to him the people
OF Paris named square In that city
after him, and now it is proposed to
erect his statue therein TO his memory.
The base OF the statue should be in the
shape Of a huge tuber.
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A COMMERCIAL traveller, whose vera.
" cannot be questioned, says Fort
'orth widow, belonging to one of the
st families Of that city, hung up her
ocking ON Chrisemas eye. He said
at the foot OF the garment would have
I'D asack OF flour but the leg was
'urn-shaped, measuring three inches
the top and ffteen inches a,
Q bottom. The story looks little
In. but then you can't tell anything
,out these Fort Worth widows.
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GOLD In GEORGIA.
FABuLousLY RICH VEINS FOUND.
The opdyke Professionalism Lab or
Item from Chicago-Assignmento Of
IT. Louis Bridge Firm
The stock Market.
Georgla,s Great Gold Field

ST. Louis, Dee. IA dispatch from
Spring Place, Georgia, says the recent
discoveries of very rich gold mines on
and about Fort mountain arenow being
supplemented by the discovery of Won
derful silver mines, and great excite
ment exists Throughout that section.
me richest deposit vet found is seven
miles from Spring Place, and eighteen
miles from Dalton. The lead is about
il,5N feet wide, 300 deep and % miles
long, and is the same now beirg worked
at Dncktown, Tennessee. The ore is
only tive feet from the surface, and as
says from $50 to $1,000 TO the ton.
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The Pittsburg Gazette says: "There
are few papers in Texas that seem to
rave organized mutual admiration So
fiety and their articles of agreement
'eem to be I'llpuff you and you puff
me-" The Gazette will never be able to
inter the society. 1t will never be
buffad
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The Bots dare club, of Dallas, has q
'art open to the calls of melting char
'. The Laredo Times appreciates this,
isevidenced when it says: "The New
ngland Society. of Brooklyn, New
ork, refused to invite HESRr WARD
skcHsR to psrtake Of its Thanksgiv-
3 dinner, and the HERALD. OF our own
ALIAS, consoles him with the assurance
Al he shall be elected an honorary
emoer OF the Bots dare club, of that
ore tolerant and cosmopolite city.p
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1T Is matter of congrstulation to the
ountry at large that the senate com.
iittee has squelched bill for indemni-
hng the Union soldiers of '63, SO, "a
nd IS for the loss they sustained @ in
ne difference between their pay in
old and greenbacks. Their pay was
'gulaily increased by congress to meet
ie decline in greenbacks and such a
'sasure can but be simply black mail
theme on the nation. It Won't 90
own or through either house.
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esN. HAzEN, the chief signal officer,
becoming very unpopular with the
members of his own party. Some of the
epublican papers charge him with
ross incompetency and exceedingly
arbitrary ways. lie is writing book.
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REFERENCE is made to the communi-
ration of REV. II. s. HOWELL. to the
olored people, with the hope that his
dvice may have a salutary effect. The
'iERALD had heard mention of the
;rievance for sometime with regret.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-28

THE temperance people OF Kauf nan
county are circulating petition asking
ne county judge to order an election to
ry the strength of the voting popula-
ion on the prohibition question. The
Terrell Star thinks it will not win this
ima
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ONO has 1900 insane persons. About
half of them are in asylums and the
other half either cared for by friends or
are uncared for That state also has a
great many criminals, not few of
whom are in office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-28

UNCLE DANIEL has been presented
With bottle of whisky, but saws he
'ion't use it as a beverage. No; If he
we're to quit taking beer internally, he
would be placed ON bier externally.
aud lost to us eternally.
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1T Is little singular that some papers
Ill continue to state that j. 1. CASE is
'nnected with the failure Of the
1. CASH Pillow company. Mr..
Ass has been = loser by the COM
my, but his large responsibility
IS been In no way affected by
20 company that happened to bear his
sme' By this time, it does appear to
Q HERALD that Mr.. oAsE's super.sol-
,ncy ought TO be understood. The
sRALD's sdvices are that he is far be.
md doubt or SUSPICION.
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IN the Musical Critic and Trade Re-
vaew of December 90, instant, there is q
most perfect portrait of PROF. HENRY j.
FREES, of this city, with s short bio
graphical sketch and notice of some OF
the cosapositions of the professor, nota-
oily OF "Forget Me Not" ado You Love
Me-" etc., etc. This is merited com
pliment to one OF the rapidly rising
young musicians of the country. PRor.
FREBs is only q years old, but already
he has won an enviable name and fame
In musical circles in this country. He
is hard student and is thoroughly de-
voted TO his profession, and with rare
musical genius and artistic taste, he
must soon rise TO the very head.
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THE HERALD AT NEW ORLEANS.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER ~. 1884.

THE thanks of the HERALD are ex /.
ended to the Bryan Rifles for an invi-
alton to attend their seventh annual
all, to be given in that city on the oven
ag of December 81.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-28

THE nominations of Mr.. PRESIDENT
ARTnUR to the senate continue to troll
"a" When another New York presi-
lent gets fairly seated the incumbents
viii probably roll out.
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WHAT has become of the controversy
between GEN. SIT ERAAx and MIR. pA-
vIsr The latter says SHERs AN has told
an untruth. and deties him to its proof.
But GEN. SHERMAN says he has no con-
roVersy WIN Mr.. DAVIS. 1t rather oc-
ours to the average reader that contro-
versy provoked cannot be so readily
dropped with credit to the provoker. Ii
would have been fortunate for GaN.
SHERMAN had there been, as he sup.
posed, mo reporters around" They are
very iRconvenient to men whose mouths
are In the habit of going Off with undue
preparation. GRN. SHERMAN has lost
caste by an unsupported attack upon a
gentleman whose character and politi-
cal life are far beyond and above re-
proach.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-28

THE disturbances at Mineral Wells
.nirm no argument against tho position
4 the HERALD for suppressing the six.
hooter. The fact is that shooting a
nan in the neck and woman in the
sg looks as though the means of accom-
Fishing these pleasant results might be
ispensed with, even If the aid of the
'enitontiary bars should be invoked.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-28

THERE are 2',02s officers and men in
he United States army. OF this num-
or, $3.50 are commissioned and nom
commissioned officers, while there are
My 1892 privates. This is something
Ike some of our state volunteer militia
omPanies, two officers to every pr!yatst
e the Missouri state troops in the con-
,derate service during the war, not
ran with lower rank than lieutenant.
olonel,
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THEIndianapolis Sentinel is respon-
ible for the story that BLAINE and
oaAN met only few days ago on the
venue. MIR. BLAINE was in carriage
nd LOGAN on foot. The latter ex-
iaimed, show are you, Mr.. Bur
hardf" when Mr.. BLAINE got cut and
ne two shook hands. 1t was said the
Gene was witnessed by several citizens.
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Labor Mattery
A sENs,r1oNAr z.popr

AN~'@NAA w. - ptis
CHICAGO, Dec. H.-Mark l.. Crawford.
deputed by tho trades assembly of Chi
cago to visit the Hooking Valley mines.
reports that the cause of the trouble lies
with imported negroes, Swedes and
Poles, and not with the regular striking
miners He recommends that money
collected for them here be- forwarded Ia
them IN boots. shoes and like articles of
Use. In view Of the threats made by I, n
socialist leaders and recent deuionstr,-
lions by their followers, the commando
OF the First infantry has established a
volunteer guard to protect the arms and
property OF tho regiment, stored in ia
armory' Statesments are made that
Tour regularly organized military com.
panles OF socialists are now i'm existence
IN the city, two of which are armed win
breech-loading rifles. avn
cut Ut HOUSTON.
HOUSTON, Dec. I'll Special. 1.-The In
ternational 81 Great Northern railway
company has cut down the wages of Ia.
oorers on its track from Sl.l5 to 81 90 per
DAY The men are complaining greatly.
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Marine Matters.

PORT OF GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, Dec. 27.-Sailed: Steam
ship Rio Grsnde, for New York.
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The best smoking tobacco is "Lttle
Joker
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Failures.
VIE oPpYKR scupnr1n

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE schedule of
aessrs. Opdyke & Co., filed by w. NJ,
rect, assignee, show debts, sos OOO.
non assets, $j6S, 600; actual assets
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AT INV YORK 49,

New IoRg, Dec. 27.-B. K. Bliss 4
Son, dealers In seeds and Agricultural
implements, have made an assignment;
preferences, $S7,nOO. ''''
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2.-Henry s. Hon
kins q Co., bridge builders, made an az
slgnment to-day. Assets estimated AZ
Ss6,OOO, liabilities unknown. The Arm
Wa composed Of Henry ;. Hopkins.
William MeCully and William f. Hon,
kins.
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REVIEW OF THE YEAR.

Not year in our entire business career hoe 80
minated more thoroughly to our satisfaction than
this We governed ourselves by the signs Of n.
times bought our Goods at the most opportune time
1or bargains, sold them in accordance herewith and
had the pleasure of seeing our store crowded on oil
bright days. and often hearing the most compl
mentary expressions at our uniformly low prices
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THAT WILL TAKE PLACE DURING THE MONTH";
OF JANUARY ON ALL CLASSES OF WINTER GOODs
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OUR SPRING INPOP7AT|ONII
LACES AND ENIBROIDERTES

Which Will undoubtedly once take the lead as bOpths FNEST LINZ
w GOODS at lower prices than imported to this country Our buy
S Will so leave for the markets SPRING NOVELTIES and
Ooa must be made to receive them These are reasons for our
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-30

lowing. There 80 brave words
innumerahIe about ''tainted candi-
dates" and .srolien rccords' and ''tat-
toocd men" % b eaten before Blaine
can bc shouted for with anything like
unanimity. But the swallow q The
party Of moral ideas y capaciou& and
practice has made 4 very expert. Like
The savagcs who eat only tainted meat.
the proud old party" rather likes can
didates thar have tccn left too long our
side the refrigerator. They will take
Mr.. Blaine with Phelps very fimsy GER
tilicatc d character and the assurance
of the New York Iribun<. ''the party
will have 10 rob the cradle and the
grave 10 find candidate of whom no
evil can Re said" And they will leave
the task Of defeating him. and 81 pro-
tccting the Republic from the dishonor
hiS election would entail. 20 the DEM
ocracy-
such. a least. Is one Of the present
probabilities. Allowance must Be made.
however. for sunsfrokes- The Chicago
Convention conyenes about the time the
first crop Of sun-strokes ripens: and no
body can guaranty Mr.. Blaine's absti-
ncncc. Detroit Free Press.
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