The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-28
STA n: PRESS.
THEIR PARApisK NO LONGER.


The determination of the ownership oi
Greer county is in the near future mo
Mans Land will he the paradise Of the
on law but q little while loDger.-[Cc'
munche Chief.
RANGERS WANTED.
Unless the governor IL pc itioned to keep
q company OF rangers in his county, there
IL likely to be "a large Increase of crime IN
the county after Colonel Baylor and his
command leave Lone Star.
COMING HUNBUGs
II Congressman Thomas L. 0cbiltree
should really marry MISS Fay, ,he spiritu
list, inst ad # MISS Mackay, sc may na,u-
rally look Tor the coming generation TO pro-
duce mo OF the greatest humbuss OF moe
ern times Il Statesmen.
IN A PRrpiCAMEST.
Politicians in Texas are In pr'dicamen'
they dou'L knew aUUut the stieuItn of the
pesky fence cutters. Nobody will be hurt
by "a new pHck, new shuf1l' new GU, a
new deal ana IRE sl uauus. AZ any rate that
Is the sentiment OF the farmers and work
ingneA. aud they mean 10 have "hneer
In the pie this time II San Antonio Lignt.
PROVING SATISFACTORY.
The Houston Evening Journal is open 'ng
up a lively warfare on Mayor Baker and
his admiuistra lon. Maybe the Journal
was arted AS n municipal campaign paper.
J dgins from the tone OF the Poet aid Age
N
affairs has been satisf,ct uy.-I Btenham
Banner.
IN PURSUIT ~ AN OFFICE.
Hon. Ss,h Shepard moved 10 Galveston
to practice law, but IL begins to look az
though he Is sul In pursuit. OF place 10
congress. At least his friends begin TO talk
afi er that 'asnion. and all politicians place
them selves IN the hands OF their friends
TAustin Statesman.
NEEDS ATTENTION
Texas is a great state, but she does not
APPEAR ereat and good enough - take care
OF ber lurntics. There are 50 MANI luna.
tics In the county jail o. Travis-right NJ
me stats oapiia.-iba, the county Huthor-
/ es have b.sn forced to make apr 'icsuo I,
TO the asylums OF o,h,r states Tor the All
mission Of the Iupaiics. The attorney gen.
~rni has ruled that Texas eau place her sur
rlu. luna,ics thus Would ~ not have been
more humane and wise had Governor Roo
er,s applied some OF his big cash balsnc. -
or the taxss he recommended TO secure Ut
to caring Tor these unfortunate lunatict'
Mcs, people think IL woaia.-ICorsicnbA
Journal.
UPHOLD The LAW.
Ire fence cutting problem Is hard ole
to solve. In various places The onicers ol
the Law have been so &C i've aud ebtrstt c
thnt the law breakers have been arrested
and are now on trial. A lev have been con-
victed under the old Law aud nov lsoguish
Ia Jail ss penalty for maliciously destroy
ing property not tnetr Own. Under ths new
law different penalty awaits Them. and IT.
Is TO be hopsd t,at fiic-rs and sil good cir-
z.ns viii do Ali thev can toward UNFOLDING
the majesty Of the law -tCleburns Journal.
FREE osAss" PLATFORM
The reputl cans Of r.xss are .hinting 1T a
free grass" plauorm tor the NET ,mp ign.
They h"pe by this means To divide tue
"A ,ar.r.f tf ayfy nj 4 h. tn nd il
the nselves iuto power. They knoE thst
their ch abces oi going TO the IN loon are sb ,ut
% 90. d as their chs ICES Of gst'ing the reins
OF government in this state uul-es The demo.
cratic party can be s.lt and they can think
Of nothing better calculated to accomplish
this than the seitstion OF the free gr.s,"
QUESTION. Bu' they will not succsrd. Toe
questions of free grass and free range can
senls themselves Ut not already settitd).
without any division in the party thst has
msds Texas what 10 is to-day bilspe
Reporter.