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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-22
Near Enouxh !.

y
Boston Journal: The first regiment
Of California has been camping ont dur
ing watermelon season, and the conse-
quence was that between the bar rooms
Of santa Rosa and the watermelon farms
there were alarge number Of unauthor-
lied absences. One evening the guard OBJ
served private approaching, who was
staggering along under the combined
load OF much convivislity and an enor-
nous watermelon under each arm. "Who
goes there?" "Er-hic-er fren," res
ponded the truant. Advance, friend, and
give the coutersign." "Hain.t got no
hic-countersign," amiably replied the
private; "but I'll er-hic-give you err
warmiliIn. Pretty soon the officer of the
day came around, and said to the SEN
tinel, who was absorbed IN munching q
huge piece of watermelon stuck on the
end OF his bayonet, ibid Perkins pass
you just now 2" "Yes, sir" .Did he give
the countersign ?" inquired the lieuten-
ant, taking bite himself, as the man
presented arms. "Welk no, SIR" said the
sentinel, confidentlally; "the password
was Cholera bat he said watermelon,
so passed him and put the other half
in your tent" Hum! watermelon, eh ?'
mused the officer, II guess that was
near enoughl"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-22

ave have not only a fighting chance
of carrying New Jersey IN November"
said Senator William J. Sewell in con.
versation at New York last Saturday,
but we have the strongest reasons for
believing that We will secure its electo-
raj vote for Blaine and Logan. Every
thing looks that way, and We will make
a hard fight to redeem the state from
democratic rule"
Senator Sewell's opinion, writes cor
respondent, is endorsed by the leading
republicans of the state. In almost
every assembly and congressional dis.
trict the democrats are divided, while
the republicans are united. In the first
district HRS, for congress, will undoubt-
edly be elected over FerrelI, democrat;
and it may be put down as a certainty
that Herman Lehibach will defeat Fled.
ler in the sixth. In the third district
that the prospect is bright for Kean'a
election. William Walter Phelps wall
have walk-over in the fifth district
Hancock carried New Jersey by 1900
majority, and had the election been 9
week later Garfield would have carried
the state. Three thousand democrats
voted against Hancock because of the
tariff question. This year the tariff viii
be the most important issue IN the New
Jersey campaign, and there will be .
still larger disaffection among the demo
Gratis. This, added to the democrati,
vote which Butler will get, gives the re
publicans grand chance to carry th,
state.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-22
The Magnetic Shield Co.
Notice.


~ the fourth day ot November, 1854, s. an elec ee
cincts in Yankton county for the election OF
Two members of the Legislative council;
-Four members of the house of representa-
aioner district-for full term.
One Register Of Deeds;
3ne 3ne GIS9gnty County Cleta; ae,aE,s,.
One Clerk Of tine District Court
One sheriff;
6ns Judge Of the Probate Court;
One County Treasurer;
OHe County Surveyor;
One Superintendent of Public Schools;
Four Justices of the Peace;
The polls 1t such election will be open at the
h9Is Of Scloe1 a. and Continue
p1ecincts, viz:
FOURTH oon1ss1osER DISTRICT.
rapse s. Election t. be held It the public
school house in the ,ihlase Of aayyilIe
| g. township 81. range IS.
FIRST coMMIssIoTER DISTRICT.
Third precinct-Township 81, range 81. and
the Dakota river. Election to be held At the
|
Fourth precinct-Tuwnship q5, range 81.
Election to be held at the house of Sylvester
Wharton in section q. IS, 81
ton to be held at the house Of John K. Rye in
said township,
atR u III Part o. t9wnshE g.
John McCabes..
Election to be held at the houte of Peter Engen
in section g. township 96, rangeS IS.
FIFTH coMNIssloNEk DISTRICT.
Eight preeinct-Township 90, range 81, and
north one-haif tn.ll of township e5.. range 81.
Election to be held at the house of Michael
n sownship g I.pge s.
elusive. township ai, range S. Election to be
hsd ss the house Ct Andreas in
Tenth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2 to g, both inclu-
.iye Of s. township e. range and toxnshiP g.
school house near Peiffer Bros. store at Lake.
port.
Eleventh precinct-Township 81, range Sc,
and sections On to Z both ipc1us,ye % of tqHnship
|, store at Jamesville.
Twelfth precinct-Township 95. range So
lnh5of township "a. range S.. Election to be
IN section2, township 81. range S.. : : -0-s,.
Thirteenth precinct-Sonth one-half tsM) of
township 81, range So, and township 9s, range
ton lying west of Broadway street in said city.
Election to be held in the st. Croix Lumber
! Co. Office on Broadway, Yankton.
SECOND COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT.
Fourteenth precinct-Township IS, range IS,
west Of the Dakota nve1; also that part Of
river, and sections IS, and 1s, township 9s,
!. range S. including that part of the city of
Broadway street in said city. Election to be
held At the county commissioners Office in the
court house.
The county commissioner will be elected only
BY the electors in the second commissioner
district.
Dated Yankton: D: =. Sept. q, 1884.
PETER ROYEM, County Clerk,
[SEAL.1 Yankton County. Dakota
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-22
EXCELSIOR Book Store. Wholesale and Retail

The oldest Bookstore In the territory.
We continue TO offer to our many
patrons all the new and popular works
q the day q sastsrn prices. - In this de-
psrtment may bo, found every thing re-
auired lin the Stationery linsl in the
Office. store or choel house. Writing
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-22

paper, envelopes .ad blank books made
especially. We also carry the largest
stock Of wWALL PAPERS. IA
offered in the market. Our prices
will always be found reasonable. Third
street, bet. Cedar and Walnut Sts.
PURDY & BRECHT.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-22
Flrst Publication Aug. 6, 1854.
NOTJCE For PUBJICATION

q. 8. Land Office, Yankton, D. T., July 25. 1854.
NOTICE 10 hereby given thAt the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his inten-
aion to make final proof in support of his claim:
and secure final entry thereof, and that sid
&c Ysnkton. on Monday. the IA day Of 1eptem-
ber, 1884. 1t 10o'clock Z. m, viz: Ole Braalien
under D. 8. Ne. 7S0l for east half southeast
ter Dection q, township IS. range 81, and that
he' names the following witnsssea 70 prove
his continuous residence upcn. and cultivation
Of aid land, viz: Ole k5Sldse4h, OttAr Bye,
Steadman Howe. Matthias Rederson, NArindahl
r. o., YAnkton county, DAkotA.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-22
f1 II s|.zI5-7-7E - -
National Republican Ticket.
For President,
JAMES G. BLAINE,
ofMaine.
For Vice President,
JOHN A. LOGAN,
OF Illinois.
Territorial Republican Ticket.
For Delegate to Congress-District of Dakota
OSCAR 8. CLIFFORD.
of Lincoln county.


County Republican Ticket.
For County Commissioner-second commits
sioner District:
ZINA RICHEY.
HERMAN ELLERMAN.
ERHkffzS Fl Hhsfizstsf 4 M1sEK. RsfSi;
EkfG& Efi fsofty i7EksoN. 8fsst;
FRED. KINUEL.
For Clerk Of the csart:
ED. G. EDGERTON.
For Probate Judge:
LEONIDAs CONGEETON.
L. EFF B. FRENCH Eijffs
E. Il. DUNN.
DIR. Is. F. ETTER.
E. Fl e. 0Saa,s TasAsSFWlERp. sHfSSlfai
For County Superintendent of Public In
struction:
T. s. DICKSON.
For Justices of the Peace:
NEWTON LEARNED,
ALBERT BAADE,
OLE KJELDSETH,
A. L. DUNNINi.
For Constables:
JOHN ENGLE,
A. L. HINMAN,
j. P. FALSTAD,
GEORGE BALLINSKJ.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-22
JUST ISSUED.
Rand, McNally & Cos.
NEW SECTIONAL MAP OF
.Dakota
Exhibiting or the first time the boundary
lines Of the newly organised Counties.
Size, S6xz8 8inches.-Scale, II miles
to one Inch.

Tho MAP shews every section sarveyed, =
we'll = every citgs town. portoiRce and rail-
scale dravinss Of each county oerti6sd aa 70
their correctne0s % that evs1y. detail Ia the
course q st1eaas and every !rreE.laIity os
% - correctly represented. ltis the 6ist map
pablished showing the boundariss.MM q new
oonntles. Al railroads comr leted. and the large
oontigioua districts covered by land otSce sur
veya. The railroads are all accurately 6elinea*-
ed from large sale dIAwiAp 3nxni1 I'D by tie
engineers Of the several roads; and the
ststisns, postot6ess, and other are the
result Of extsasiye orrespuuasacs With nsasly
every position Of the terfitosy. 3hsimpuee1nco
Of this accuracy caa best b apRgealAted b.
those Parfhasinx OF selling plasae laAa, ,whese
theee face often govern the mArket valne of
property, NJ otSer map q DAkota oosnpax.s
with this in tyuthfulnes1 or amount Of do1nSl,
aAd hut 6oW mAps hitAsrto publlnhod oQUAl Il
ii beantySand etsaz.e. of engraving. Ne AlsD
shcv e Aplan, pazt of the sd3einiI9 prevince
Of Manitoba with il many lfnse e railroad
that are destined 70 sooa TO bind it Ia Oo1nNnna
interest With DAKOTA, indreaalnR IL pru0ofS1
Of both, " the inter er-oonmefciAl eola&Sous tke4
must necGaAxily arise.
PRICES:
Pocket form, cleeA easa a -
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Excelsior Drug Store
ESTABLISHED 1859.
.Plrcly s. Brecht,
lsuooEssoRs TO MILLS PURDYl
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
ESTABLISHED 1860.

ooEMspE z s:n .ps 4ns ssh
and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02
OUR SENATOR.

There is n flower blooming In the garSep
for that young man at Dsl!s, nam d
GiBB'," remarks al exchange. Our sena-
tor doesn't seem very anI;ous 10 pluck
any move political ilowers. but there 10 no
telling what effect full blown rose mi eht
have on him later In the season. II he
would consult his own interests be would
crafty his constituents by returning TO the
senate. where he has rendered good and
sati,f sclory services. He would make a
good presiding officer, and fleet credit on
the state. but after all there 10
mora chance for q voung man
on the 4 ,or. Dnring his brief legislative
caresr judging from the tone OF the press
ell over the state, he has made himsel
"solid" Gs a legislator. Whether II was
lack or wisdom it matters not, he struck
the hey uoie In his canvass two wears ego
when he made the first issue against The
penitentinry lea'e system and in favor OF
the taie o. public lands to actual settlers
only. He announced these issues on the
stump aid IN the newspapers after the
s,a,e CONVEX on had adjourned and LETT
them undtfined; aud that to In face Of
the fact that he was lighting an estao'
ilshsd state policy OF long standing.
His i'm mediate constituents approved his
views, hut had serious doubts of their
early success. He made bold fish, for re-
form within his party ard the people we're
with him. They also approved bis adyo-
cacy of the repeal OF the
general Incorporation act and bis
stand against the location Of any more
landed corporations. This will no doubt be
On issue before the dem lnrstic convention
this summer. Our senator hes a kusck Of
making up his mind early in the &C ion
on important questions OF siate
policy and then fighting zealously
to susisin bis position; IL is bic qu,lity and
not hi, superior abilitv or political shrewd.
ness that. has won fer him a plsce in the
estimation Of the people Of which any man
might be proud. HIS ph losophicsl and
able Arguments in the legislature against
the moral right Of government 20 cell II
LANDS to corporations or 20 persons oiher
than aetna re tiers struck popular chord.
n was SEssTsE DAsfs and msel' who
I; ref contended in the sensts tor volunts-
nv lease sys,em based on the law OF supply
and demand, By watch means rsalonahle
..v.-a- cou.i BE- rc-i-zd fo- he "ehi.-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02
SHOT HIS MAN.

A colored cit zen named Lee Thorn pson
appeared on Nj lndty last before City Mar
shal Arr old and showed up a perioral. d
thigh which he claimed was the result OF u
pis ol shot fred by Policeman TurEell. He
only desired pay for his doctor bill, md
expressed no desire to prosecute the officer.
Turn on being II terviewed stated that on
the nisht Thompson claimed 10 have been
shot. he vent TO the yard OF the Texas q
Pacific ire ghl 10 see about car rspoiter
to have boon burg Gr'zgd. He found an
empty car, aud as ne WAS about TO leave
saw Thompson aud another negro sitting
down rear by. He ordered them up, ~ d
in rtpl, /, inquiry, they proi,sstd 10 be-
waiting TOR somebody whose narie ho could
not eaten. The negroes were ordered TO 20
away, hut On getting near the National
hrtsl, Turu.ll noticed they bad stnnptd
and were talking; not liking tn,lr move
ments he fired 10 tcare them of, but never
heard Of any one being hit until Thompson
made IL known. The negro was attended
by DR., Macksy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02
AT THE OPERA.HUUsE.

Miss Ross u, tiDse aud Mr.. Cvrl searle,
mos, excel emily supported. appeared In
the "Ffenchv" drama Felicis last evening.
Tue audience, not large, was certainly IN
lect, aud highly appreciated the power and
grace OF the leading siti.ts. The moral Of
the piece would not be accepted by every
body es good one, but
no one could de v the thrilling
interest OF tho b. ~, espeii allv when
s, iorcibv presented. Aiss Rose Ely inpe
and Mr.. H-arle ara each ma c lie I, car-
tain roles and such q character NJ Fe icia,
in which naternai love Is barr,d by unto.
ward cue msis ,ces, Is h-r peculiar tort.
MIR. Sta les role afforded him less opDo r.
tun'ty, but he maze out OF It all there was
in il. Toe part Of ID lnrea Norway, pre-.
ut'd by Miss Georgia Kuowl on, almost
obscur,s her 10 its weak es., Sue is he
beautiful young lacy VINO liged Peril q
II Winters Y le with such tH ctive grace,
aud Mr. Dan Hart who playei NJ Mornny
last evening Is the Same who, IN Antclyfns.
the pjckpocket and bal al peddler OF the
same Drama, go pleased Dallas people u ie "
weeks ego.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02
PERSON

N. W. Brooks, KAUFMAN, 10 booked al IT,
George.
~. III. Gray left Monday Tor New Or
leans.
Colonel s II. shsnron, Of st. Louis, 10 In
the city.
V. r. Houston. Rutlssd Vermont, Is a.
the D.. George.
M. q. n. 5sink 10 improving after a
We, Ks sickness,
II. T. K.mp. Gsor.ii, Is among the ar
rival, at 1T George.
W II, wilkes Mayor OF Waco, is euest
OF the 81 George,
Co,oa,l George Noble, Of Kansas, is a
guest NJ tue Windsor
D.L. Malone, WITH Nncress. Miller & Co.,
C.ncinnnsu, Is at the Windsor.
Caut,i w II. Hale and wife, Md In.
THAN, were In The city yesterday shop
ping.
Mtjlr Jerome @. KeSrby left ye terd'y
TO alIend n murder thai IN which ne 10 NJ
toiuey.
H.A. CIaycroft, reprsbenting A A Mel
liet & o., asI. Louis drug hUuse, ~ at The
Wiudsor.
Harry W. Rumble, with Fsirbsr / & Ca,
s.. LOuir, ~ =, jOufLins Tor the prtteLt ~
Ksnsas City.
John Pearson, popular 81 Louis drug
to.ris,, IL at the Windsor with his car. pad
OF Saratoga.
Us. Forbes, genera business manag'r,
DIR. W. Il. Cafysr's ROXY Mou,tslu ana
Prairie Exhibitions, is In the city.
VIC Howard, proprietor OF the Grand
Windsor, 10 in St. Louis dosing nesoiia-
,iuus Tor the leasing OF The Lin ell ho,e, Of
that cry.
A. W. Chrildrsss, representing Duke
SONS x Co, toonccUDists, returned YES er.
DAY from a trip 10 San Antonio AID south.
ern leIss,
Misses Minnie and Della Slaughter, Miss
Nellie Huuse ana Miss Annie Pfouis made
n flying "Trip TO Fer W3ilA Yesterday Oh
visit TO friends and wiil return htms to-
day.
DIR. wilkes. the honored mayor OF Waco,
and Mr.. U. A. Park, OF the iirm Of Pa X Il
Peterson. merchants OF Cisco, attend. Il the
play a. the opera.house last nisht, and viii
remain today In tue city visiting friends.
Colonel Dsn Malvep, the famous repre-
senta i've of the Mllourn wagon, returned
yesterday from trip TO Toledo, OHIO. He
wants t. know whore Shermsn's iuvestiss-
ting committee Is. that the Cincinnati riot
10 hot invest gated.
Judge Burkc, who injured his back by
fsIiing IRON a fence, found IL necessary To
acjourn cout until Monday next. The
juugs Is y cnf oidnte for ,iiice, and perhaps
This wi teach him that IL won't do Tor
candidates 10 be on the fence. The re-
porter, however. don't advise that style OF
getting down, and hopea hls honor won't
take oliense.
a. tae ST. George: II Bowen. Bolton;
J B FIX. rerre Hsnte. Indiana; ii :
Schuiek. Easiliud; Shan, u natchett, Al.
vord K ID Willis, W x-h-ch q; w q VIM
rus, CorsicruD; A o. mems Terrell T A
Bal, Gresnville; George Tucker, louisville;
Il X Tucker, Louisvtle, ID Z Kerr, Biz
Sandy; W IL Whitiord, San An ouio; Miss
Ida Harnug, on, Plano; Miss Flora
Nc Whorter, Piano; wm. H,rring'og,
Piano; 3 Henderson, AnOrs; A ID Esiey,
Denton; w N Shears, Bosie; A Il fres
man, Bowie: IL q Wells, Sherman; L ID
Avsrstt, Kauimsn; J Woods, ksuimspi
J J ROWS, Blanche, Tennessee; NJ Beay
". D.. Piano: b I Kemp, Gsorg'a ii u
Ferguson, Denton; Mrs N Il Surgeon,
Dentoo' " n Wilkes, Waco; q A P'rk
Cisco; Y x Hou,tJu Rutland Vermont; N
81 Brooks, K,uiman: Ii s Schuick, East.
lsno; Spruce and Jonn Hardin, Terrell.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

said the ae, ~as unproyoksd eIosps by
wonis, L'sh,foot was . ~ employed on tho
same eump.
osPrAIs pt sosp' FussaAL.
cIkCIANATI, AnTil | - fne funeral o'
Cshsin J. J. Desmosds, OF the m tia,
kil ei VA Saturday nishi's riot, took place
to-day tom the cathedral. a detail II
irosus attended aud deep feeling pre-
vailed.
AsOy,Tl0r,
CoIuNHus. April L. Az u9usnel demon
81 alton attended the return al the uoium-
bus milliHry tom Cinelnnaii INA
evening. AZ oil the stations along
The ine crowds we've onI % greet the men
with ohe-Is, ADD a. Cpuaihus oil space Ia
and about the depot was j,mmsd with peo'
lls. II is es,lmslsd that 10 90 p.opie a.
the depot and along The line ~ march 10
toe armory. Tue post OF tho grand army
~ tho epuhllc, ssyvral hundred strong,
the sons OF veterans, ei-mnmhrfs OF
q lyernoF's Guards, COLUMBUS Ga
diets and CT SOLDIERS Received the
regiment ~ the depot aud Governor Hoad'
/, vas 20 present 10 welcome them home.
rhs street, along the line OF msron were
hung win Gags hsnntrs 81 ws.onms and
buniing aud nond a fireworks Rht-
cd them 10 their quarters. A heavy rain
held Tbs troops al the depot Tor more than
rn hour,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

dren's grass" ard tao stock Ia.
,erst rot injured o. by he'd
lw or other ooeIcys measures
u Is ,less fies, and especially hs orig
i,nlity aud polie,l blicness that has
given hin such good send "a for the &C
ond place on the tok,t, nus while ~, iisR
Aln endorses his general course, ws are
not prepared 70 ssy ,hs, Il would he b'st
i5r him 20 Secome oansidiie for posi
ton thai pr mise, 81 lnts, II he would
rub no wouli no doub. have the tolil sup'
port of Tile aolion az Veil as oil over the
ftAte,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02
rAsrpALLAs ELECTION.

The corporation known under the law as
East De- las, held its annual nuuicipsl cleo
tion yesterdav, which passed eff rs quietly
as a funeral with not single break u mar
the monotony of that burgh The fullos
ing we're chosen to presid. over its des,inies
Tor the ensuing wear: w. II CASTOR, mayor
Joe Beeman. city msrsbsl and vsssrs.
Cru,cber, Peck. Hatkell, X cks and Porter,
80 aldermen. There srs not siHgls knock
oorn or AIRY demons'rstiJn whatsoever TO
charscterz z, IN rs an ,l-citbn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

THIS 10 The season when aspirants for the
democratic nom nation for the presidency
are having right royal time with their
respective "bocms." Cd SAM RANDALL,
however, appears to be the only one who
has gone to work to secure delegates TO the
con venliOn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

THsva aries OF MilSsukee miilionsires
are beyond The scope Of ordinary thought.
One put premium on ying the other day
BY En- downing ELL PERgiss with legscy.
and now another lumber @ &c US. risky
youth OF some sixty summers, has ENDOWED
his servant girl with all his wea'tn and will
lead her to the plea can't fields OF married
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

HERE is wna; the Chicago Press knows Of
Galvestons suburu-hsired, deep-water
darling: COLONEL OcnILTgEf is suggested
for the mission t, Berlin, as he is the man
to m te BISMARCK trsmble and the imperial
throne ioiler. But the colonel is demo-
Graf. AMI n the place is to ~remain vacant
until q democratic president is elected, he
viii ole OF old age"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02
IN LADIES' AMI CEIL1R. Ms HOSE

That was made any Southern city now be seen at
our store We have made preparations for this display
some months ago. having then placed orders in the hands
of the most reliable manufacturers France, England and
Germany We well prepared to do large business ana
to offer goods prices which by far lower than those our
any previous season. 1t will be treat for you to look
through our line of goods whether you wish to buy or
not Our Hosiery this is remarkably pretty designs
and coorines are entirely new assortment complete,
and there isn't another house in the South that offers an
equal opportunity for selection.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

Tnx For. Worth Caste seys this, which
everybody in north Texas who know him
will endorse, w: III every man in soa,h
Texas was like IKE STAFF nd, Of Houston,
north Texas would net t,ke all the Offices
In 1896
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

The recent earthquake in San Frar cisco
caused linls alarm. Tue comm otion Wasat
first generally sspp SD to be nothing more
serious ih.n a row in the court room
where the SHARON divorce case wes being
wrangled.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

sfrrr-s BULL Is on bis way TO Washing.
ton. 1bs nohls warriors progress toward
the "g.sat fsther," however. is very tlo~'
tbe recu m bent bovine showing rliy 'ul dis
position TO sop at each grocery by tho way
ana taxi something. What his condition
vii b., after be h srun the gauntlet Of the
lannon's ]. o. electricity district. 10 a mat.
ter OF INTEREST," 2 n mise for these to whose
hearts n Ind On pre b. m " deer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

THrm)o,s, question Of Nh. Tfrp,r's
rdupos is at last settled. A New York
man on the strength Of forty years &C.
quaintance" with the Grammercy Park
cage, declares that the latter will tip the
scales at Us.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02
LIFE sfN1iNCE.

Mr.. George + Oklesby vail trsnsfsr 10
the penitsf.,isry 10 d,y Henry Smith. who
has been q ven a ne sert'nce for killing
deputy thsfilf 4 Van Z.udt county. The
prisoner g a. j.il ~ Gamer. The nnid'r
l. g ID /, nave been OF q most s'rocioas
char sr, and be was fortunate In tscsp-
fnr hanging
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02
"And as good lost, is s,ldOn or rever

rs fading lass no rubbing will refresh;
AS Aiwer- dead lie Uithered on the ground;
As broken glass no cemeit will refresh
So beauty tl.mished once. forever Loot
In spite Of physic, psid and cost
Unless you use zzonrs medicsied com.
plexion powder, which restores freshness TO
the tkin. nnd imparis a durable soltncss
InuAllNO b. nnne other.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

Rryiv.Ifr HApnIsos had his grip.sack
packed and was 10 leave St. Louis last
week. He tsrried. however, and explained
that a "c,clone OF power iorcsc him TO
remain. The Missouri cyclone apparently
IL respetter Of persons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

GovERsoE HohDLY shauks 'he troops for
their bravsry. The widows oftbe men who
went down before their reckless muskets
will hardly form chorus to this gratui-
kous pean.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-02

cAsL sCnu,z declines / u, Il pure 81
$1,000 maze up Tor him ny hi. admirsr'.
CAsL Il sA,s w,s diwa on GsAhr and pre-
fsrs 10 be a. uulke The general a. possible.