The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

the leading politicians OF that party were
In Austin the other day holding q oon,nl
taiiJn. IL Is said that Mailoy, AfthuIs
imperial bower In Texas, 10 usily engaged
fixing things fora solid delegation Rom
this state ia ihn coming convention, II IL
said that Jack Evans In setting his traps
and arranging his pegs TO nght Arthur "
he Jack, docs not ret the nomination for
the federal judgeship, Texas may play an
important part In the republican national
convention Ia helping some one 70 lhe nom
ination, hut when " comes To voting she
will roll up a formidable democratic major
ity.-tBrenham Banner.
TnK Ter kusiNEs-,
We need have no lear OF an ios hmlhe
next summer. II some one viii only secure
northern Ice for the San Antonio market no
will be oertsin OF abundant patronage We
are told tnlt there " ili be superabundanl
crop Of ice secured this winter and Il will
be very chehp, We don't want 10 winners
such scenes az We did last summer whom the
streets were thTOnecd with our suffering
population, and men. were crying out N
front of the ice factories, "po Ice, no Ice. "
The sick suffered when tue SALOONS were
supplied, and IL was olnsldersd great obli'
CATION conferred on ths citizen II his money
was taken, and u little OF what has become
a necessity Was given him la exchange. Let
Us have lair competition In the Ice business.
-tSan Antonio Times.
No cLgw,
There has yet been no clew 20 the mur
derer or murdCrers OF Smith aud Love. We
sincerely hope the grand Jury will leave no
stsne uhturned Ia the investigation OF this
case. We know that such acts ~ this aud
the assassinalion OF Abe Smith Is greatly
deprecated aud regretted Dy all thrluielli'
gent and honest people of the country. B1t
" such heastly, brutal and coHardly acts
are not thoroughly sifod and, II possible,
ttaaN
will soon merit TIE nppellaiion ol the DARK
and bloody ground Such acts are no IN
ducemrnt to Immigration. people don care
20 come To- come 10 country where the
law will lot such deeds pas1, We are sure
our mex grand jury will use their umos'
endeavors 10 bring the guilty parties To Just
toe Homphi'l Reporter.
TuE DANCING qugsTtos.
Two Young ladies have been suspended
! from the normal institute for dancing dur
| Ing the recent holidays, It. being against
ore OF the rules An appeal 10 the state
board OF education has been taken ~ ~
said there are some twenty or thirty ON
ers also in tue dancing boat tgurstiyely
speaking, and the question arises, will the
faculty make exception by suspending only
two. or seriously impair the usefulness OF
Shs 'I nS%berr by without aP' going into
discussion OF the souudness, or chslleng-
ing the competency to enact such rules LOT
the government of young ladies ana gentle
men who ara supposed 10 know At cast
enough 90 steer their course with proprie-
" and III creion, tho lem simply desires
To state 70 has no use for halfway milk ana
wntef) measures. There should be no cx-
copuln. C.thpr al who violate the rule
shou 4 come urdsr tire ban, or those tus-
pended should be rei1stRfed with repri'
mand, which We would sug {est. considering
IL was the holidays Il Huntsville Item
BITTER Ftrp.
Tho Austin representative % the calves
ton NoHs several days ago. requested GOV
arno- Ireland On favor h's paper with bis
opiui1u of Senator rerfrIl'J herd law. Tire
governor refused point blank and expressed
Dol. OplUio. OF the News co. least Win cn-
or.v aud yip0r declining Oh rrC1 n.z' % as
O. fu. pUCfa1ii paper lul acHuHlug ll ui
hr. agh uiiufn and COUu. % honesty. lhe
cause OF thi4tcHus 800 have been that f'Y-
erlI days prior to ila meeting of tho leE 80
n'ure he furnished advance sheets OF hls
message TO fhe correspondent Oi the sew
efnl newspapers with the under
standing th.t H. YVES not to- be
published until the day ot iis bsin' given
% the Two houses. The News 90 once pup
lishet o. syuOpi OF TO- p ting amend oi vac
other papers. We are not surprised uL lue
heat so uycd bY Governor Ireland, aad II
the iaCls are as represented ne Woul1 D1
justified iu refusing tie News ans an1 gu
Acilitie3 usually allowed the press me
Nawsin explanation alleges that all that
was published was commonly known in
Austin, independently OF the copies iur-
nished TO the press If this is true the
governor has been tribe nasty. However
that may be there is likely to be bitter
feud between the parties for Il considerable
time TCleburne Telegram.