The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-11

4 delegate to the Houston Republican
convention said to a News reporter: 81
wish the blasted niggers were out of the
party altogether, and safely consigned,
smell, wool and all, to the bosom of the
Democracy. They are eternally making
b fuss, and want to run things to suit
themselves all the time. If thew were
Pway from the party many of the young
men of the State disgusted with the
bourbon Democracy and machine gag
Bng, would become Republicans, and
we would soon have majority in the
plate. AS 1t is, the young men of the
state won't touch the Republican party
with tifty-foot pole, and don't blame
fhem, because the niggers are an Internal
nuisance, etc., etc.
There is a folding table in Henriett a
hat was brought from England when
ien. Oglethorpe settled Savannah, Geor-
eia in 1880 and is Mt least l5i years old =,
/ is made of solid mahogany ana is
khll good substantial table, after being
fNandled from generation to generation
,', fd from State to State. The owner is
Eery proud of it and would not sell IL at
'lany price, Independent.
The ClarksYille Times remarks: The
I galveston News proves to he better
&sRette. 1t supports the Houston nomi-
ssos without Il murmur.
The Fort Worth Gazette is attempting
70 play the roe of the New York sun,
put can't. The bile and viciousness is al
here, but the opportunity and ability is
BADLY wanting Palestine Advocate.
The value of newspaper as an adj
fortising medium for the town i'm which
il il - In IN ltyvh g 4
Last week there were clippings from the
journal in the Galveston News, Dallas
lEBNLD, Fort Worth Gazette, San An
fonio Express and Times. the aggregate
~ whose circulation combined would
aggregate $4,000 subscribers or over 200
'W readers. just think of it, over 2OO,0OO
people having their attention called
70 the existence of place in one
week, many of whom would have to 20
20 map TO find out where our town is
located. The man who would be so
|ftupid as not to appreciate the vast ben
PHI tn Eagle Pass in thus calling atten-
li0n of citizens Of other towns, should
lmlgrate to the most solitary wildS of
hloNico, and there with savage beings
I ut one degree above the brute creation,
lnd congenial mental companionship
bud CORES ponding enterprise Eagle
Pass Journal.
Lise Adams, who lies in the Kaufman
.ail for numbering his cousin, Tom
ADAMS, near Elmo, some weeks ago
Stood trial on u wit OF habuas corpus
last Thursday AMI Friday. The evil
Hence in the case was closely examined
| (nd sifted by the attorneys for the State
| fnd defendant, and the judge, before
Rendering his decision, took the case
tnder advisoment few hours until he
Gould thoroughly examine the testimo.
ny After doing this, his verdict was
lN the case was not u builable one, and
Inepoor, unfortunate man was romandod
/ " lal Tor safe keeping. His devoted wife
al been bv his side all during the
lrial, and has lived ut the Jail since his
fonhnement, but when the Judge rem
fered his decision the poor woman's
reart could not brook the tide of her
mel any longer and she sank 10 the
OOr, broken-hearted and hopeless. 1t
as one OF the saddeSt and most touch
ID w scenes ever witnessed in the court
ouso, Her grief touched the heart of
very one present. But few instances
such wiiely devotion can equal this.
10 censure and scorn of proud and
sn world could not drive her from the
ue OF the man she loved, death would
sEelar sweeter. Where is the man that
@ Oald thus stand by an erring wife? He
AN Ns not i've Kaufman sun.