The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-14
AS ARKANSASESEES US.
THE GAZETTE HoNoRS U.s.
Arkansas Intends to Make Big Exposi-
ton Exhibit - Zeb Wards Lies
miserables" - The Kinder
Garten-Politics, Etc.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, July H. Cores
pondence. II should have spoken before
OF the improved and handsome appear
ance of the HERAD, but l have been
writing with an eye single to the interest
OF Arkansaw and so neglected my
manners. Our Arkansaw GaZette,-the
Oldest newspaper in the great South-
west and one Of the very best-has com
pllmented the HERALD with no stinted
praise, calling it one of the best and pref
tlest sheets in Texas.
mere nave been veXatious times this
week III the proceedings of the county
levylng court. Judge Patton made
charges which the court committee
failed to sustain, and there were
chickering's and unpleasantness "too un-
merous to mention" Appropriations
amounting to 81 900 were made for 1884
Arkansas products for display at the
New Orleans Exposition are ARRIVING nt
the depot in goodly array; but the an
4 preparation OF $1,000 made by our State is
very mcagre compared with chat of
SISTER States. The commissioners must
3 have more means if the State is TO be
properly set before the world neyt
DcGemDer. No doubt active measures
VIII DE taken BY our people generally
when they understand lust what IS
wanted. Gov. Berry has issued a procla-
nation which lucidly sets forth the
needs of the Commissioners.
Ana we are to have no county court-
house. Not mt present.
Mr.. Fat Doyle, an old resident, died
IN Little Rock this week. His decease
Is doubtless owing to overhead.
weather here has been on the nm
grade, the thermometer registering l0l
uegreeS day before Yesterday.
LOOK little turn through the arsenal
grounds yesterday, which are free to
the pubic and furnish Il lovely, though
limited drlve. The buildings are all
gray stone, very clean, cool and pretty,
we saw numbers of the soldier boys
IN "undress uniform" sans coat and
Top shirt, lOunging picturesuuelv
through their windows. un-
uerstand we have one of
the largest military posts hero
OF any place in the South. Perhaps we
need it.
| also passed on the street n companv
OF "Ieb Wards zebras," gang of uiser-
able prisoners, worked on the streets, or
where found eNpedient. 1t was quite n
shocklng sight, as they Slouchod along
guarded by man with gun and a
"trusty" holding in cheek two fierce
looking blood hounds. Recently one of
the human wretches ended or augment
ed ms misery by quietly slipping into
the river while at work near there. and
4 breathing out his life in bubbles which
broke on the surface.
Monday dropped in for half hour or
80 upon the little Kindergarten. lately
established out on South Main street by
Mrs. Lille StansDury. 1t is u VERY
pretty little scheme, the lady under
STANDS her business, ana II Proc. icisl
nndertaieS to run "childhOod's para.
dise' here in connection with the ~ llic
schools, he might do a good thing 10 81.
cure the cooperation of Mrs. STAINS.
hurry.
Madame Louis has closed her success
tul dancing school and LETT us until fall
Quite lively interest is manifested
IN Chicago proceedings and we are
taking PRIDE in some OF our delegate.
there.