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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-19
ALASl AND AlACKI

The Fort Worth Gazette of yesterday
(tho 18th inst) comes to us with twenty
four editorial paragraphs ana six edito-
rails with heads to them. OF these,
seventeen are devoted to Que subject:
Fort Worth'simpecuniosity and lack OF
credit. 1t seems the city council made
a contract for tho building of a public
school house for c0IOrcd children, for
S2,Oi7, with the stipulation that if tho
account was not paid on the completion
Of the work it was to bear interest at
the rate Of . per cent per month until it
was paid. Tho mayor vetoed tho reso.
uion making valid the contract, and il
was passed over his head. The Gazette
aments the situation, and proceeds to
ilay the aldermen who made and sup
ported the contract. The HERALD
commisserates with our sister
city in her financial strait. Sixty per
cent. interest per annum is fearful
rate to pay, and is Il terrible reflection
upon the credit of the city. lit is trno,
as ALDERMAN ALEXANDER says, and
thT Gazette does not deny it, that the
city has to pay ~ per cent. more for its
purchases than individuals do, because
Of the black shadow upon IL credit the
Fort is truly to be piticd. The HERALD
tears it viii iuiure her abroad, will
cause capitalists and immigrants to hes.
ittta about investing aud settling there
You see, a city that has to pay interest
at the rate Of GO per centum per aunum,
aud that cannot purchase it, necessities
except ut an advance of ~ per cent,
must necessarily stand in bad light
abroad. Such state of things must
make taxes high, must make 1t difficult
to carry on public Improvements,
must throw many obstacles in the way
OF the manlonance Of peace aud good
order in the limits Of the corporation,
because city officials, policemen, etc,
Knowing the city TO be we'll nigh bank
rupt, and the probabilities of their re-
celv'nS their pay promptly rather
doubtful, they will be lax in the per-
tormance of their duties. Such state
of affaits musttond to stop immigration
aud development. The Herald de.
plores the calamitous condition of our
noighboring city, aud sincerely trusts
that something may turn Mp tor her re-
liei. When We contemplate the mag.
nilicent Jail that meets the view when
one walks up on the publ square at
Fort Worth, "A Jail that in the grandness
OF its proportions, the ornateness of its
hnish and the artistic eXquisiteuess of
its design is unsurpassed in all Texas,
It does seem rs though that city ought
TO 10 allowed the poor privilege of build
ing an addition to colored school
house without being rendered bank
rupt with usurious interest.
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WAsHINGTOS, Dec. lS.-The Columbia
Democratic club Of this city gave
a comp imentary banquet, tonight
10 Senator a. =. German, of
Maryland in recognition of his services
To the Democratic party in the recent
election. The banquet was served in
WIZARDS ho'cl Onu hundred and Ave
persons, forty of whom were invited
guests of the club sat down to the table,
Among the guests present were promi.
nont Demorrdt4 from various states
many of them members of congress.
The following Ia a list OF tho toasts
with the names OF the persons respond
ing:
"our honored guest" Responder tn
Ivy Senator GOrmau, who in concluding
his remlrkS proposed:
"rhe Columbia Democratic club"
which was responded to by President
Wilson, at the club.
oar Conn,ry."-Speaker Carlisle.
tine Democritio Party"-Hon. SAM
uel j. Randall.
"The Young Democracy" - Hon.
Gc@rge u. Post, of Punnsylvania.
"Now York, Indiana, Connecticut aud
New Jersey" Hon. j. Il. Lamb, of lu-
diana
"rhe Solid South" Hon. John S. Bar
bon" of VIRGINIA.
Z 9Th prcsiden -oloct"-Sonator Kenna,
OF Mvsi Virginia.
"rhe Ola Ticket"-Hon. Barnes
Compton. of Maryland.
"Tho Press"-Stltson Hutchins, edi-
tor Of the Wa hington Post.
"Wny We Laugh r. -night"-Hon. s.
). Cox, OF New York.
"rhe New York Business Men and
Their Parting Csmpsign"-lIon. j. j.
o. nOnahue, of New York.
Letters of regret were received from
Gen. Hancock, Senator Bayard, Gen
Mcclellan, Chairman Barnnm OF the
Democratic national committees, Joseph
Pulitzer, John W Daniel.
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A SACCHARlNE SQUAD.
eRoweRslNcoNvENT;oN
They Report their Business Booming but
are Dead Down ON the Spanish
Treaty The stock Market
Firmer-Labor Notes.



ST. LOUIS, Dec. lS-The last DAVIS
saesiou ofthe Nationol Suo,.r q. ,ou,or.
'"s"i
associa'ioh met this morning Another
long le ter was read from Prof. ii. w.
Wilav. chief chemist of the AGRICULTURAL
do,,o'r,,,o,,t j., ,,I,il,, 10 .o,'a.o,,, a,,
t, H. ~, uo 10 iun
S,,ir,e ron,rd =; uoo'tI p'sy t ,,o i'i.od
esneciaIIS in y"o s roca aus anu
!. 1raaty aG neiai",i 70 'ne ieUemt span
81 n.y. W. "n suSais Ileo
vi uina N.Y., hno uiSGussaon on cahe car
cnn"it3ods Vn ro ngii H,,J ="
n,;. ", "pi"'t', a, ~ S'1"''su
"ha ,', hwd G it T.. 1Vv ~ neins
nrevails All nn ''v naund Hn
thc Vn,.iat;n, ~ ~ ,i,,'', ,t,, ~
sa0d Mo ymhiant w. ~ hro,,,,ht
$500 E,y W. 'Ja ~ ~, Nv
nprafi,,o sta,a WV, ma ,,ariyo+
D"tarate CnII ''' ~ Iii Iiiinn i, Ssid ho
found rcadv n,,rL.at in lis state f"r I'll
lis sor1hun1 svrnng tbn na,t tall NJ N
cents ner gar2n '''' F'''
" W H.lrho, oF st I,nuis tboue,bt
tho oIurnso hnsina.s vas ahnut an
ded
tlio,,,.,,od a., 1.on ~,
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WEATHERFORD EVENTS.
DEATH OF ALDERMAN SMITH.
Another Wedding and Previous One
Celcbrated-Ihe sheriff Taxes
Prisoner to Van Zandt and
Nips Dallas Bird.

WEATHFRFoRD, Dec. lS.--LSpeoial.-
Frank V. DeSmith, alderman of the
city OF Weatheriord, died this morning,
at about 4 O'clock. Mayor Buster con
yened the city council at 5 o'clock this
evening aud passed resolutions Of re-
Spoct relative 10 tho death of the d e.
ceased. The remains Of the deceased
will be inferred at the family burying
ground AT The cemetery, st about 800 on
the evening of the 10Th.
Fl. Willoughhy, from Bear creek, was
married to day to Miss Ella Sea S.
y number OF the friends of John Sba.
ole were royalty entertained at the resi-
d nee of sam shade, sr., the lather of
John, celebrating d he marriage reported
yesterday.
Sheriff w. X, Baylor has lust re-
turned from Van Xandt county, whence
he went TO convey Barton Sanders,
wanted there for theft OF cattle. Ha
brought back with him John Dixon,
who was tried in Dalla, county for the
theft Of horses 9nd acquitted. He
stands charged here with the theft of
horses.
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AN ARCTIC ATMOSPHERE
PREVAILING IN THE NORTHWEST
Tho Mercnry Takes Tumble and Finds
tho 30 Notch at Fargo Chicago
Chattcrs and shakes and has
MANY Sympathizers.



THE COOLEST OF THE SEASON.
CHICAGO, Dee. lS.-The weather is the
severest oday in this city, thus far ex-
perlcuced, during the present winter,
aud the same is true throughout the ca
tire western and northwestern states.
At : o'clock II. m, in this CITY, the Their
mumeter stool At II below zero, aud nj
a. m, had dropped To II below. Great
Ice Hoes have formed in the harbor from
tho shore, and the view ON thu. lake out
side Is ohScurcd by great clouds OF va
por. Tugs arc kept busy plying up and
down tho river, breaking up the ice
comparatively iow pedestrians are
abroad, and the rush OF Christmas trad
ing mas been, in measure, checked,
owing 10 the severe character of the
weather.
Omaha Is reported Ia below.
st. Paul, 20 below.
Des Moines, 10 below.
Dubuque, % below.
Fargo, 80 below.
SNOW IN vIRoINIA.
LYNCHDuRo, Dee. Is "A snow storm
mas prevailed here since early morning,
ana the fall promises To be heavy.
wiNiRY AT MARSHALL.
MARSHALL, Dee. lS.-lSpecial. Last
night was ire, zing cold, aud this MORN
ing a slight snow fell.
ruUGH MONT.
CHICAGO, Dec, lS.- rhe severe stress
OF weather here aud throughout the
northwest continues Tonight. In this
city temperature of 10 degrees
below zero was indicated ut IL D. IN,
with the tendency downward. The fol.
lowing reports from northW ostorn points
to tue Associated Press show the tenn.
peraiuro at y. m. NJ all below zero:
BlouminginIton, Illinois, IL.
l.aPorte, Indiana, IL
Rock Island, Illinois, "a.
Nation, southern Illinois, 10, and
growing cOldef.
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, o.
Des MuibeS, Indiana, 20.
At O'Clock this murnihg the follow
Ing temperature was r ported:
Dubuque, lava, IL.
Waupaoa, WISCONSIN, y.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, -; |, is cold, r
to hight.
St Paul reports y to 50 below at points
In Minnesota.
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DELuDFD by tho ignis fa,uus OF pro-
lection, thousands of capitalists have
Invested multiplied millions OF money
in manufactures of every Kind and
character, employing great horde and
army of men, women and children
Tho consequence is that the supply of
manufactured products is immensely in
excess of the demands of the country,
and on every hand we hear of the clos.
ing up OF cotton, wooden and iron mills
every description of notwithstanding IN
dustry. This throws out of employ
nent in the dead OF winter the army of
employees who have never received
more than pittanoe for their toi! and
skill, while the capitalists grew richer.
Suffering follows this enforced idleness;
men must starve or steal, and women
must perish or 20 TO he bad, while little
children die Of hunger and cold by
thousands. SO much for protection.
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ThB HERALD ventures the hope that
tho present fair condition of tho roads
loading 70 Dallas will not divert the at
tentiou Of the commissioners from the
proposed plan Of vigorous improvement
of the same. Work in the day, "for the
night cometh when no man can work."
and il action rs not taken now very
bad season will be attended with the
same bad results that have always fol-
lowed neglect Of this prime subject for
the consideration and action of the
board.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-19

IN making the assertion that Pozzo.
ms medicated complexion powder IL
entirely Tree from Injurious or d.adl,
poisohs, we do II upoa the authority oi
a thorough chemical analysis. 1t IL on.
of the oldest face powdersin the Amer.
can market, and IA used In the families
h some oi our most prominent medical
men VINO have snnally acknowl
edged TO the proprietor thaty the not only
consided II harmless, but esteemed /,
highly beneficial la every respect. no,
pniy for the use of ladies' and childre,
but for the lord oil creation himseli.
sold by oil druggisis.
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THH supreme court of Indiana has de-
cided the question OF the liability of the
holders Of trust funds, such AZ admin
istrstors, executors, trustees, guardians
ana others, contrary to the decisions of
tho under courts. 1t holds that they are
not liable because they deposit their
fnnds In bank, insteau OF undertaking
TO Keep the money safely themselves.
unless the fact is shown that they knew
the bank to be weak, or light have
known by Ito exercise Of ordinary iu-
telligenno.
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CHARLES BRAD AUuu has been
granted new trial by the court of ap-
peals Ia London. Ho was charged with
aud convicted Of voting illegally in the
house Of commons. His conviction wa
Il shame upon the h2asted liborality OF
tho British people. aud the newly.en.
frauchised 100000 will 10 sensib,y af
rected ny the spectacle of aman returned
by his constituency, and prosecuted by
tho body to which he was elected as a
member of equal standing.
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Tho IexposiIion.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. IS.--Follow-
ing tho heavy rains Yesterday,
today was intensely cold.
Tao attendance ut the Worlds
exposition was even less than during
Wednesdays delugo. Within the
building work, however, act
ively progressed, and new ex-
hints rapidly took shape. The
Mexican and the Jerusalem OK.
hihits, In bond were released
aud moved To the grounds.
horticultural hall has very nne
display or fruits, ferns, trees shrubs,
bushes and the ike, and the assurances
~ gwen that In few days they wilt he
much more beautiful and plentiful.
rho Catholic arrhhls op, OF Nov
Orleans heartily approved of Keeping
p"n the exposition on Sundays as a
clerks.
wule exhibitors ARE unanimous In
their expression for the success Of the
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Mucu objection is being raised to the
Spanish treaty. If treaty can he
made 10 which there is no objection It
would simply be one here our people
had no sacrifice TO make and all tie ad-
vantage to secure. The great fight on
this treaty comes from the manufact-
drers, whose cavilings arise on the pro-
vision concerning loaf tobacco. But il
people Will smoke, it is perhaps just a.
well that they smoke good Cuban cigars,
without paying moro for them than is
necessary.
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Leatherstte Case, satin lined. contain
ing ColiulOid Comb and Ambuloid Brush,
At 81 Is. wsrth 81 ~. Same style of case,
with Mirror, at So 10, worth 81.
Fine SILK Plush Case, lined with satin
continuing Comb, Brush and Mirror, at
10. worth 80 so. A finer quality and
larger size, of same style, at i 80, worth
$3.50.
Fine Plush and Lincustra Toilet Gases,
trimmed with Comb. Hair Brush, Nail
Brush, Tooth Brush and nail Scissors, at
10 90 and Sle, worth Is 80 and &I6. Hand
somer styles stili, with more and .iuer
trimmings, mt 10 so, IS 90, 5000 and
@22 30, worth from 20 90 to $50.
Gents Shaving Cases from 3 90 to $40,
worthi 80 to S15. Fancy Cushions and
Covered Toilet Bottles equally low.
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THg Hungarian patriot Kossuru is
not dead, as reported, but enjoys a
hearty octogcnarlauism. What boy of
forty years does not remember his Kcs.
SUN hat which prevailed when the
great MAGYAR made his appeal to our
Republicauism in behalf of his outraged
Fatherlandf
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Tone of lhc ..uck Mnrlset.

NEW YORK, Dec 49, GJyerumon.s
easier
Railroads irregular.
State securities stoudy.
The share market opened weak and
lower. Prizes tell y to u per cent,
New Jersey Central, DelcWare e. Hud.
son aud L1ckaWauua leading, with sales
down To i2L, 7Gil and 923s. Suisse
quCntly there was rally OF u 10 g., sue
c"eded hV roo Of = to TX per cent.
NHnderbltS were affected by reports
that the lake SIOro dividend would no
passed This was officially denied. An
other rumOr was that the directors
Wouid meet on December 26 and declare
u dividend OF per cent. for the quar-
ter. Near | p. m, selling abatcd
and the shorts began to cover. This
brought about an advance Of "a 10 q per
cent, LaCkawaund and Western Union
being the most conspicuous in the up
ward movement, Tho market closed
lrm at the highest point of the day.
Lackawanna was strengthened by the
seini-uihrlal announcement that the di-
rectors would declare the usual quar-
ttrly dividend of per cent. next week.
Compared with last nights closing
prices are y to "a per cent. higher, eX-
cept Tor Canada southern, Delaware Il
Hudson, Lake shore, Northern Pacific,
Oregon TranS'COutinental. Pacific Mail
and Omaha, which are Is to il per cent.
lower.
Transactions, 3SS, 600 shares.
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CHILDREN grow wiser than their IA.
thers' PETER, the daddy of Fort Worth,
mas beon rot down on by the city coun-
Gil The council found il was necessary
10 pay 90 per cent. per annum on part
OF its Indebtedness and PETER vetoed
tho bill. The council passed 1t over his
head. The Fort is the only town in the
United States that has to pay 60 per
cent ON its indebtedness to get credit at
81
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WHAT are we going to do with the
convict labor which is now to be called
"a oil of the railroads? W. haven't
room enough in the walls, and even If
we had, the penitentiaries are 80 loca-
too, That the state, by reason Of high
ireighis and distance from distributing
points, can't handle their manufactured
goods to advantage. he number OF
cjnvicts arc rapidly increasing, and
sopo preparation must he made to lay
foundation broad enough to take care
Of them without too great an expense to
The state. If matters are allowed to
continue in their present shape, of
course tho state can make the convicts
earn living and more tor, but when
tho revenue arising rom hiring TO rail
road companies il cut of, then some
thing must bo devised to take its place.
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lT Is an accepted fact that the coiored
brother wants something. Just what
1t is he himself cannot tell, but tho Har-
risburg Journal takes the Wow that
inasmuch AS the people of his race had
nothing to do with Mr.. CLEvELAND's
election, they are not to accept any
thlHg. This is only truo in part. A
largo number Of southern colored PEG.
pie. at least, voted the Democratic
ticket and they have just as much
right 10 expect something" from Mr..
chEyEht,D as any other orhls support
ors. Honesty, qualification and fitness
Tor Office il what the new pre- ident will
require. Tho journal takes the ground
chat his race should await develop
"ents aud 20 with the party that
promises them tla hest showing.
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Plush Stands, with two CoIocDo a..
ana GLASS Powder Box, Mt azo "''
@3 10. Larger size at 90, worth a. worm
Handsome Plush Case, satip,iros
tanning two large Cologne Bottle 'on'
worth 81 so. High Plush Gas. ,'oV
ing containing two very lsrps ca, ''''
H"tties aud Powder Box, at = ro ''Osa'
$ia 30. ~ worn
Lc"therotte Gases, satin lined con,.
two small Cologne Bottles, at 1ySs
SO so. '"'"ua
odor stands from 6Oc. upwards
double. Fancy Ink Stand. Mt $50.
prices. Gents CufIand Collar Sotsn,,,
value. A
Ladies' Plush aud Leatherstto W.,
HoNeS' satin lined, fitted with Ivo,n
steel - orkimg Materials, at e-5
e'uh wortn 4 90 STA wv
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Exposition, they have long
expressed dissatisfaction at tho
conduct OF Chief OF Installation
Mullen. They claim their greatest
grievance is chat Mullen has
been dillatory in making al
lotment of space and handling
exhibits, entailing great and un-
necessary loss of lime and
money; that many Of them have
of admission. and that Chief Mullen has
been derelict in the discharge of his
duty. This discomfort to-day found ex-
preston in an indignation meeting.
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Tue Breuhan Banner in an editorial
opposing the fec system, says "eyery
officer should be amply paid for the
wn'k performed, and strict and honest
performance every official duty should
be required. IL would seem that better
service could be had, and there would
be no inducoment TO work up cases and
make arrests simply Tor the sake Of tho
trimmings; thing that Is now OF overy
day occurrence throughout the state.
The proposed change may not be made
soon. hut Il viii be made; II Is only a
question Of time aud a short time ct
iheku
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Coke aud Pig Iron CInsh.

PIrrsBuRG, Dec. lS.-The Connells-
Vile coke syndicate this afternoon de-
cided to shut down 10 per cent. more of
their ovens. This restriction will leave
but 40 per cent, of the ovens controlled
by the pool IN operation. Members o.
the combination assert that for the pur.
posc Of reakng up the pool ana reiuc.
ing prices, the pig iron men are support
ing outside producers,
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a TRAIN over three-quarters of mile
long, consisting of 10 cars, loaded with
wheat and drawn by one engine, re-
Gently pulled into Fargo, on tho North
orn racilc road. Tho train carried co..
800 bushels of wheat, Weighing 1,01O,OOO
pounds,
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TOE successo OF tue 2-cenl stamp ~
so well established that bill will be
introduced T. still further curtail postal
expense. 1t Is contemplated by one Of
the house committee ON postonico affairs
10 Introduce bill allowing the 2.cent
stamp to cover an ounce instead OF a
mar ounce package, as at tho present
writing.
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THE London p'pers continue to state
mat there is no clew to the dynamiting
Of London bridge. This was tho Same
song they sung before tho arrest of tho
park assassins, and it is no senseless
music Our people always have clew,
aud give notice to malefactors. The
London detectives aud papers under
stand each other, aud net Ia concert.
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the most beNutilul Uuiluiug in Fort
worth Sc IT, lsil The churches OF that
city are notnn'ed tor their beauty, ar
c loc'Hroor ios,llness. Aud now the
CRY cant pay for an addition to negro
sv"Aol.house. Gambling continues 70
BIZ the all absorbing business of tho in
hahitants; next TO that, drinking cheap
whisky furnishes employment to many
OF is nrst citizens as bar. ,onders.
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shvGRAh weekly papers In the north
ern and western states have given
notice that they would raise the price of
their subscriptions from 81 to $3.50 per
annum. The publishers of these papers
have learned that good weekly paper
cannot DO made self-supporting at 81 u
year. AT least 30 of tho papers pursu.
ing this course have a good circulation
aud a fair amount of advertising patron
arc,
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lT has been the pleasure OF Rcpuhl,.
cans 80 accuse the Democracy Of faulty
IL the very crisis fthoir affairs. When
thry nominated BLAI>E was IL a mis-.
take, and when Republican senate
fails to couiirm MyCULLuuH 10 they
show up we'll as "the great body of in.
telligencr?"
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If thetrail is impracticablo aud Texas
@Shut of from her annual drives, we
ca AVOID a..c'.i consequence, by pre-
pairing our own beef for the butcher
Let the cattlemen OF , est Texa, and the
i"rmers OF north Texas jim forces and
get all the profit there is Ia the business
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IN the south there is not one-half, no,
moi ono-lehth tho suffering among tho
labormg classes there is in the north.
HVie our working classes are we'll
cio'hcd and well fed aud can get Some
work to do. The reason Of this is DO.
cause We have but few manuractorios,
and The curse aud blight OF tho pro.
tec'ive tariff does not reach us in its par.
alysis OF labor.
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ObrNimr MIilrrs.

CHEYENNE, Dec. ls.-From Special
Agent Sanhorn, of tho interior depart
ment, who has been in the territory for
several days past, it is learned that in
obedience To an order from the interior
department. rancnmen all over Wvo-
mug are removing their fences from
the public domain.
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THE Corsicana citizenship is greatly
aroused on the subject Of The present
mnyoralty. There is dissatisfaction,
ARD impeachment o. his honor is ABOUT
to be instituted.
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TX many cities OF tuo north the labor
ing classes cannot send their children to
school, although education is free there.
because they cannot bny tho necessary
books. a protective tariff does 10.
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JUDGING rom The way in which
bL 'lNE takes ais defeat, the balance OF
his history will read like the curse of
the witches. Perhaps this winter will
cool him oil, aud it might bo well for
him not to write until the birds begin to
carol IN the gentle suringiime.
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tbs thermometer stood yesterday 20 >
below zero at Dubuque aud 80 below AT
Fargo. II IL no wonder that the citi-
xens Of those localities are indifferent
10 the larlll ON palm leaf fans.