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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-01
THE OPPORTUNITY.

1t is doubtful Wheeler ut any time in |
the history of the N.tional Democratic !
party there has been is favorable an OPP
portunity for success as now. In the
essential elements of strength the party
at this moment has the adVan-
tage over the opposition. Barring
ne errors ard shortcomings
oil each party and comparing
the lardcs on their attitude on the eve of
the election, the spectacle is rcassuring to
the Dehocrats. Tho latter have the plan
OF the batlo field and the strength Of the
enemy stctchcd out before them. All
the points # the situation are defined.
Ihc popnl'r voice has gone up
since the Chicago convention, and
LETT no tdoub, rs to what sort of
leader the county wants. There is no
general all-prcvadng endorsement of
the work of the Convention of the I'd of
June among the parry that did that work.
The rebellion in it, ranks is voicing
itself in Massachuscs. Connection
Wisconsin and New York. Partisan
sSit that demanded Ito man from
Maac finds its task hard one.
ihsVed of united ranks a n COM
mon elsc, division and dis,nchont-
iheh' lac BANQUo's ghost, will mn ON
every s'o, The opposition grows with
''iie' so"hN seeds of superstition md
p adding to IN ranks of the skepticJ
The neutrality-suspicious. to BLtIyr's
'V''''''" - '.N he is not safe man
to trust with theNsincss and national
, fate of the heublic. There Is
d lack of cosdenco in his
( character. His is no Tho r,,l, NJ oa,,
tractcd ability. tits II fact that hciso
daring and scheming ,oliticion -,
transcendont abilities IT, oro,,os u,a
: feeling of distrust. The non,oa.a,i,.
party thus have the si,,a,ian
spread out before thou. M
are not to grope in darkness fo,. coo,
hold. The duty before them is Nt,on
on the wall. With such an OUTLOOK -
with half dozen good and safe me, -
choose from, how is IL possible tn
that party can commit IN error.
: should not, but it can. The enthusiast
for the man of the hour is plainly groy
ing everywhere. II the Democrat
party holds its good counsels intact an
watches the signs it cannot go astra,
There is no need for deep planning
meet the weak advances of the cnom,
The latter have doployed their force
shown their position, developed the
weak and strong points, and the Dem,
cratic party has every element Of wa
= (sare ready, including acceptable leader
d l'esrind the opposition topowder. Notl
n ing short of consummatc bungling ca
o Keep Mewinority of the past quarter
y acentury ont of power.
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NiciNitudes of Fortune.

Somebody Jas thought good to make
public the fat that an Italian princess is
at present srving as a barmaid in Il
Ernnch cafe Her highness- she is en-
TITLED to tina "qualnncation may talSo
comfort frm the circumstance that
princcly hbses have before now cNpc-
ricnced TIP strangest vicissitudcs Of for
tune. The LIST DIES ,endant Oft the old.kings
of MaccdSl is supposed to have ended
his days asa clerk i'm the Roman treas
ury. \ gmtlemm who claimed to be
the heir Of Louis XVI. of France was
recently Sving as lieutenant in the
Dutch army Indeed, by persons whose
right TO represent the principal
line of French sovereiCns is
less contested the hard facts of life
have Msohad to he faced. Louis Philippe
once acce,ted the post rs professor in Il
German ollcge, and lecturcd, with
respectable success, on mathematics and
geograph- during the space of eight
months. Nor can any one suppose that
these are isolated cases. One suspects
that othes than the Bruces might take
"Fuimus' as their motto, and with less
pride than family which still holds its
place in the British peerage. Ii is inn
possible,at this time of day, to answer
the question in Lord Keeper Coventry's
famous iudgment-"Whcre are the
MOwbrWS and the MortimcrS and the
PlantagnetsY' II there is an answer
it is quic different kind to that which
ordinar' histories furnish Pail Mall
Gazette
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HUNINGT0N'S HINTS.
RE KING TALKS TERsELY.
III Sout,srn Pacific Not Moribund-The
Deny APeople's Tongues Still Tied
u Oregon Navigat;on's
Nd y. P,'s Compact.
hits from Huntington.

XIV Yak, June &C.. p. Hunting
ton lid tbs morning that the Central
Pacie interest, due July LIST, is about
$4,000 AMI the. company has in bank
about tire times this amount. In re-
gard b th Cotton suit, L emphatically
deny the tory that there has been any
unwaraned disturbance of the Central
Pacifil sinling funds, The only South
ern Paificbonds belonging to the sink
ing futl smt to New York are those ac-
cumulted to meet the State aid loan of
$l,500,00, which natures July LIST.
These ionls were sent here to be used
to pay fol State aid bonds as contem-
plated " the mortgage. The allegG-
ton bS Mrs. Colon in her suit
is mee spite work, intended
to injurethe credit o1parties she is en-.
deavorins to blackmiil. She attacks all
the interests of the parties with whom
she is litimting, hoping thereby to OBJ
| tain something from them that is not hel
due. Counsel telGraphs thatno appli.
cation has been male for receiver fol
any of the .railrO1 companies, except
for Comparatively small amount o
bonds and stoch dat she claims an in
terest in, and tha are subject to hel
litigation, The @usal of Judge Temple
to entertain suchs motion in chambers
may be taken asSn indication that hi
will not allow themachinery of his cour
to be used for sgh dishonorable pur
pose.
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ANATTAcNANp ApeFENsE.

y special to the sau Antonio Express.
of June 18th, contains a criticism nv On
W KING, of San An,ooio a District
Commissioner to the New Nrleans Ex.
position, upon the course of Ch,r Com.
missioner j. +. ELLIOTT. DR. ~.
charges that MAJ. ELLIOTT has Na,r
urged by letters to call a meeting Q,
Texas district commissioners for n gen
oral council, but ho has not answered
the letters. In the Express of juno 18th
n defense of MAJ. ELLIOTT appears over
the signature of "HIDNL0o." Thi,
reply so entirely agrees Will
what the HERALD associates OF
MAJ. ELLIOTT know to be his practice u,
Chief Commissioner that parts of It arc
herewith given; "As the Express has
80 frequently exemplihed its power tC
devine the secret Vaccinations of men
and parties, the writer Of this appeals to
II for further light upon this, subject OF
vital import to the State Of Texas and is
people. He appeals to you as n citizen
who feels the welfare Of the State /.
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SPECIAL SPRAY.

Minor News Items Picked Up in and out
ct The state by the ucrald's Stan of Cor
respondents.
Recent rains have greatly improved
crops IN Smith county.
The Thermometer was ~ > i'm the shade
NJ SWeetwatcr yesterday.
The commissioners court of Cameron
were IN session Yesterday.
Key. j. X. Sims is holding protracted
meeting nj the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, Marshall.
Tax Collector y. \. Scarcv loft Mar
shal for Austin last night to settle his
,ccounts with the State.
lGhe scholastic census of Marshall has
cop completed, showing: Whites, SOS;
nrefd' bS-an increase of 3O3 over the
F Nus year.
wbisus bank is in full blast. The
and inf its mill will soon he heard.
and brjcl few days several large rock
therr. buildings will he commenced
a G au,, . 40, ~ Puter, who has established
ON The line ofolic colony at Marmaville,
i'm Marshall VOC Texas Il Pacific, was
thing lovely = ulay,and reports every
The Waco Exa,
prietors saw II will night, and the pro-
the morning. IL HI talnly appear IN
one week yesterday. poch suspended
Extensive prcparat 49,.
made ut Baird and at O. are pelng
the southern part of C2h WOOL, i'm
for a Fourth of July cGon county,
good time is anticipated. Vratloh' y
Word has been received
Worth from Mrs. Benton, losNt Fort
opora-house, 10 the effect that OF the
secured number of grand ate mas
for the coming season. 'tlons
i Visitors are already arriving
'\\tacO Festivities at Driving Park, tho
= Nays, opening July ID Liberal prGe
/ o or~ are offered for racing base b6
n s, MI several thousand people are g,
,o n.s.liV. 'Ssslrt at Tyler, which had NJ
Jou,iou VNSctSor week or two on n
,Sorn 90 vi ,aInlng interests, convon,
there to-uaV, Nll0N,ill probnbiv rontin,
IN session till the ESQ ~ ~ to, ~,
Grand Jury will not 80, IN W ~ ~
July, when the Jury ioeko t'V VIII IN" !
taken up. "'NV' VIII
News from all parts of Cai.h., 49,,
, " concerning the crops Is Ms, ,t' -
ing. With few exceptions, n. w,
OF wheat is far beyond the fond wv W.
pectations Of the farmers. oats, y.
ana miilet are looking splendid.
Ihe weather for the past few DAYS n
been tOrrid, and the nights warm M
suitry. The grass is fine and stock u
doing well.
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Col. w. hiREENLAw has a letter from
HON. OLINWELLBoRN, in which the
latter express the belief that the out.
look for Demcratic success in the pres.
idential clecbn is extremely hopeful
He thinks tia there is no doubt that
the nominatio of BLAINE has produced
much and irrencilable dsaflection in
Republican raks. He is of the opinion
that if the Natinal convention declares
unequivocally favor of genuine tariff
reform, such ashat begun by the Nor
RIsoN bill, andselects able candidates,
who are in harmny with the platform,
the best results lay be hoped for.
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THE Pope of Rome has issued bull
yainst secret societies, and particularly
ffers to Freemasonry. He might as
ell blow his breath against the wind.
ne Masonic fraternity care as little for
5 paper proclamations as the engine
tthe railroad did for hostile demon
sltions of the belligerent bovine. There
W a time, however, when SALADIN,
VII his host of warriors in the Holy
Lid attacked RICHARD THE LION
H,RTED, that the Catholic church
loed to the Knights Templar, an order
of 'asonry, to protect them from the
lnfel. The time may come again
VIII the Pontiiical power may call upon
the asonic bodies to sustain him in his
posbn as the head of the "true church.
They may not be distant when the
PopGill ask Masons for assistance, ant
as TIN harbor no onmity they will no
be appalled, to in vain,
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identical with his own interests, and also
as personal friend of Col, ELLIOTT and
a lover of justice, only one of many thou
sands in this state who feel indignant at
this mendacious and pusillanimous as
sault upon the personal and official char
acter of a gentleman during his absence
from home, while zealously laboring at
his post of duty. Let the public have the
names of the commissioners to whom
DIR. KING refers with the political COM
pleXion of each and every one of them.
By that means the public can judge if
the great interests the State of Texas
has at stake in the Worlds Exposition
at New Orleans, are being sacrificed at
the altar Of politics.
"For the dignity Of the State, and the
reputation of its people, let us hope this
: is not the case. Can it be possible that
said commissioners are disappointed in
not having convention prematurely
called in New Orleans to enable them to
make a pleasure trip to that city upon
) free passes? or can it be the hydra
y headed monster envy, or worse still dis
appointed ambition, that prompted this
unmanly attack upon Col. ELLIOTT?
"Who is it that is sounding the praise
I of COMMISSIONER GAMMAGE at the OK
penseOf CHIEF COMMISSIONER ELLIo1l
If Dr. KING has this great cause AT
art ufh IL hn OF | a.,
the Governor Of the State concerning
Z such matter instead Of seeking the as
u sistance of newspaper correspondent
u Why does Mr.. GAMMAGE not inform
those parties, including DIR. KING, AM
the public generally, that he has just re
. turned from New Orleans and that Cor
- ELLIOTT, like the Commissioner-in
= Chief of every other State, is obliged t
u wait for the Drector-General to recog
= nize his force before he (CoL. ELLIOTT
can take the responsibility Of an
u swering all the letters he ma,
receive. Mr.. CARNAGE wei
u knows that the post of dut,
+ for the Chief Commissioner OF ever.
u State is at the Exposition grounds, a
= least until the Director-Goneral (E. A
= Burke) has thoroughly organized hi
I forces and issued all his important in
IL structions to the Chief Commissioners @
L the various States and countries"
The HERALD will only add that
=, knows MAJOR ELLIOTT answers ever
~ letter he receives, but as he is absen
: much from his headquarters at NeN
g Orleans, where all his mail goes, Their
/ are often long delays in working off az
- cumulated correspondence.
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THEyaco Day says FLOWER is TIL
DEN'sirst choice for the Presidency.
With lue respect to the Day, the
HERAI would like to ask from what
sourcet gets its information. The
HERAL believes that TILDEN favors
CLEvEiND's nomination, and that
patriot Is never, so far as can be ascer-
tanned, shown any preference for
FLOWER FLOWER will not be nomi-
mated, al he will soon be numbered
with thelead political aspirants, not
withstanng he may be always re-
garded Ga sound Democrat. lie at.
tempted leap, when he sought the
Presidenc, beyond his ability to ac'
complish.
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on this free-grass discussion They
think every effort made so far \ tock-
men in regard to land legislaA b has
been an injury to the business" This is
the truth, The free-grass journals, pro
fessedly working in the Interests OF
actual settlers, have all the time been
laboring in behalf of the cattlemen. The
HERALD said at the startit will be better
to let this subject remain quiet. All this
discussion will eventuate in the Legs
-lature putting a higher price on schOC
lands, and the stockmen are beginnin
IT. realize the correctness of the HRT
c'lLD's views. AZ
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kain ana Crop-The Matrimonial Mark, |
LdNely-The Watcr-Works Qucstion-l .
Cleveland Mn Preparing for the On. .
cago Tour, b.. |
CLEnuRNE, Tune 3O.-LSpecial.l y Al
light rain fell h and about Cleburne this
afternoon, laying the hitherto intolcra-
BILE dust, cooling the atmosphere and
ton.
The crops an growing admirably.
: an Is near Y made, and Is fine, though
cher good fan would perhaps ma.
, "cllly increas its yield. Cotton il
ing Il of grass,as Il rule, and is grow
/ visibility, with low and then blossom
, abundA II pHsont IL promises an
vested a yield Small grain is har.
Three will spon be on the market.
licenses. applications for marriage
popular Co.'s Thursday, woke up our
Tho fact that Clerk to n realization of
vet" notwItlefo's life in the old land
The times rlnding the dullness of
: 'he contractii. business. Two OF
a. j. NIaso. parties were Mr..
e an, Miss la Of Fort Worth.
OF Oburne's mos y. Osborn. one
npular and brilliant
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young LADIES', VINO NUIV III '.cT " siIVr
launched ON the sea of matrh ny at the
Episcopal church, in the pr once of a
very large and appreciatiy circle of
friends and acquaintance, OF whom
wish the couple long lives Eunalloyed
happiness and prosperity.
1t is again said that the veNitious city
water-works question has been disposed
of through an agreement, by which the
Water-W company are to retain
the property and are to receive $500 per
annum of the city for fire protection.
A part of the rebate on tobacco money,
due Cleburne merchants, has been paid.
w. c. Mcfarland, Esq, delegate to
the Chicago Democratic convention, in
tends starting on the journey about the
Sd of July. He seems inclined to favor
the nomination of Cleveland for Presi'
dent.
Our public schools are closed and the
children are enjoying their holidays
too, fishing, rusticating, etc.
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The Calornia Southern.

NEW YoRK, hno 3O.-A circular has
been issued tote stock and bondholders
OF the Califdia Southern railroad,
stating that a,all for a subscription of
$4,000 to repA the road resulted in the
receipt of onliilG,500, and the company
wSuld be complied to abandon or go on
with the entefFise. In the latter event
the stockholdfS, under the laws of Cal
ifGnia, will bheld personally response
ibb for the pament of all sums due.
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An exchange says: "When the Dallas
Times and the Font Worth Gazette lie
down together and \ little child leads
'Cm, then the political millennium may
be looked for, but not 81 them \ can
didatc with fifteen cents in his pocket
could lead them both toEa lager beer
galOOu
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POLITICAL POINTS,
TALK OF THE OLD TICKET
John T.. Ireland Says Tilden "Must -
So, Too, the Anti MonopOlists-The
County DemocracyWill Swarm
Chi ago - Miscellany.



NEW YORK, June 3O,--John f. Ireland,
one of the movers Of the Tilden-Hen-
bricks boom, said this afternoon: "The
subcommittee charged with perfecting
the plans to nominate Iilden and Hen
bricks, is at present in session. We
have received number Of letters from
prominent Democrats, but they will not
be made public untilmore are received.
We don't believe in this mere
firing of pop-gum. We want to
make grand display. A meeting OF
the temporary committee will be held
this evening-but where. l can't say
for the purpose of organization and to
make final arrangements for a mass
meeting. Four stands will be elected at
Union Square. The nomination of the
sold ticket" at Chicago. would un-
doubtedly be received with a great
deal of enthusiasm. Tilden's letter OF
declination was personal matter. We
intend to appeal to his patriotism. His
election would condone the wrong OF
| 1861
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The Shcrin of the ChcroLe Nation Strip-
ping the Fences Right ant Left-Constcr-
nation Among CattlemeL
CIEroR, KS, June 80, There is great
consternaion among stokmcn having
ranches il the Indian Trritory. The
Sheriff of he Cherokee Ntion with a
squad of Indians has been aliing down
all wire oncing that cntoses larger
tracts tina fifty acres, tina being the
limit alloMd by the act Of tie Cherokee
he takes dwn. The Sheriff hrnn worl,
south of otleyville, and i,iakinp if
down clcalas he comes east thousands
OF miles ollcncing have bcenrcmoved.
Tho indians seem TO mean business.
and eviderly propose to eiet all i'm
truders.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WE ARE REQU ESTED TO ANNOUNCE.
w p. II. TERRELL as candidate for the
the Legislature, Dallas county, Texas. Elec'l
ton, November A, 1884.
WEARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w 5. N. BRASwE ELL as a candidate for JUS
tice of the Peace for Precinct No. !, at the
ensuing election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Mr.. G. b. GILLESPIE as can
didate for reelection to the office of County
Collector.
NTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nounce Mr.. Il. d. LANGLEY as a can
didate for County Treasurer of Dallas county.
Election in November.
yNTE ARE REQUESTEDT 10 ANNOUNCE
w j. G. MCCART as Il candidate for Con-
stable in Precinct No. |.
yTTE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w JOHN OVERLAND rs n candidate for Con-
stable in Precinct No. |.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w w. NJ. g. HILL as n candidate for re-
election to the Office of County Clerk.
WE ARE REQ u ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w HENRY JONES as n candidate for re-
election to the office of District Clerk.
WE ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
" ed to announce the name of w. II. w.
SMITH as candidate for Sheriff of Dallas
county, at the ensuing November election.
WE AREAUTHORIZ TO ANNOUNCE
w Judge G.. n. ALDRIDGE as n candidate
for reelection to the office of Judge of the
Eleventh Judicial District.
WE ARE AUTHOR IZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w Colonel j. G. STEVENS ms n candidate
for Justice ofthc Peace of Precinct No. l.
MI ARE UTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w JOHN II. GILLESPIE rs II candidate for
Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. /, Dallas
county, Texas, at the ensuing November
election.
NE ARE AUrHORIIEDTO ANNOUNCE
w Judge Il. Il. BURKE as Il candidate for
the Judgeship of this judicial District at the
ensuing November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZE TO ANNOUNCE
w Colonel ED. G. BOWER as candidate
Tor the Office of County Judge at the ensuing
election in November.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w w. ii. THACKER for County Clerk.
ME ARE REQU ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w GEORGE II. FEARN for Justice of the
Peace for Precinct No. |.
ME ARE AUTHO TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr.. II. $. KINIBRoUGH rs n candidate
Tor the Legislature in Dallas county, subject
TO the action of the Democracy
WE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO
w announce Colonel w. NJ. EDWARDS as
acandidate for County Judge at the ensuing
November election.
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SAN FRANcSCo, June 3d. Referring
to hc publislsd statements regarding
thgpostponelant ofthc payment of sal
ares, Gen. Nyn, of the Central Pacific
railroad annUnces this evening that all
officers and employees of the company
win he paid ausual, payment being eff
iecJcd over the entire system by
July 10th.
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Safeguard.

Tho fatal rapidity with which slight
Cold and Coughs frequently develop
into he gravcst maladics of the throat
and lngs, Is consideration which should
impe every prudent person TO keep ut
hand as q household remedy, a hottie of
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Nchlng else gives such immediate relief
and works so sure cure in all affections
of tbs class. That eminent physician,
Prof +. Sweotzer, OF the Maine Medical
Schol, Brunswick, Me-, says
"Myllcal science has produced no other ano.
dyno Upociorant so good as Ayers CHERRY
PEoTolAL, 1t L. invaluable for diseases Of tho
throahnd lungs"
Th, same opinion Is expressed by the
well-lnown DIR, L.J. Addison, Of Chicago,
ILL.,, Who says:-
'I lave never found, in thlrty.lyc years Of
continuous study and practice Of medicine, any
preparation Of 10 great valuoas AYERS CHERRY
PEcTolAL, for treatment Of diseases Of tho
throatand lungs. II not only breaks up colds
and ores severe coughs, but Is more effective
than lnythng else In relieving even tho most
seriou bronchial and pulmonary affections"
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Oregon Navigation and Nothern Pacific
Negotiations.

NEW York; hne 30 The Oregon
Navigation and Northern Pacific nego-
tiaiions stands IS follows; The Oregon
Navigation maG a proposition to the
Nothern Pacific lease its road, the lat
ter to guaranbethe Oregon Navigation
8 per cent. on stick for two years, for
three years, int per cent. thereafter.
These terms Eelot agreed upon by the
Northern Patif directors, but will be
considered thlsTeek.
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Distractions Glazed The Reading In.
terest.

PHILADELPHII June 3O.-The main
line Of the Pennsylvania railroad has
been cleared of9bstructions caused by
the storm and BIagain open, The cen
ral division of the Philadelphia, Will
mington q Baltimore railway was re-
opened this attT noon.
Reading raikoad officials announce
that they will pay the interest due to-
morrow on tls general mortgage loan
and other secuilies, but the payment OF
interest On convertible and debenturC
bonds, the adj stment scrip and junior
leans of the Spsouehanna Canal com.
ptny has not lebnconsidered.
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BARNEY GIBBS boom for Lieutenant
Governor is like snow ball-the further
you roll it the larger it gets. And it
don't melt under the hot sun. There is
notwarmth enough in Mr.. BRowN's
candidacy 70 make the snow adhere to
his hail
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The Mckinney Black-WaNoy SAYS:
"Tho Dallas HERALD and Fort Worth
Gazette are engaged ina lively tilt on
the lease question. The Gazette had
best keep its weather eve peeled or the
HERALD will "knock ton or two of
free grass out ofit.n Thcm's our senti,
mcuts
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NEAL Dow sas BLAINE is a total alb
slinence man, ands in favor of a prohibi'
tory clause in tn Maine constitution.
Yet he is in favor f taking the revenue
tax off of whisky. He wires in and he
wires ont