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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05

STREET RAILROAD DESTROYED
BALTIMORE, Dec. 4.--Eariy this morn
ink a fire in the stables OF Halls Springs
passenger railway company completely
destroyed the large building, together
win many of the cOmpany's cars aud
hity horses. The flames started i'm the
hay lot aud spread So rapidly that oulv
iilleen OF the horses could DO taken out.
only ono eur was removed .
There were sixty-oight in the stable
when tbe.iire was discovered. Severn
teen wero secured, although badly
scoruhed. The dire started over tho front
entrance, aud after tho halttrs wore cut
the horses refused 81 ha led from the
burning building. Ten cars were
burned. Loss, $4,000; Insurance, $1,000.
TERRI nhE uRiE AND CREMATION.
CNMnNuGE, Mp, bee. 4. The hous @
OF Caleb Hurley, u Che southwestern
section of Dorchester county, was
burned yesterday. In tho ruins was
found tha body of Hurley, but no part
OF the head could be discovered aud
there IL aSuspici0n otfoul play. Hur-
ley was small farmer, anu on tho pre-
ccding night was at a store in tho
nollhhornood, where he displayed some
silver coin.
AT VERNON, TEXAS.
NENRiEITA, Dee. - special. News
has jas, reached here OF tho burning of
a large livery stable and fourteen horses
10 Vernon, county seat of Wilhsrger.
county. IL was owned by j. NJ. Wilson.
Loss, 5000. No insurance.
4 RREwERY BURNED.
NEW HoRK, Dec. a. A fire, shortly
utter noon today, almost completely
destroyed G. Feigonspau's brewery.
Estimated loss, SlOO,0OOi partially ill.,
surod.
AT KossE, TEXAS
kosSE, Dec A. Special. This morn
ing, at about $3.50 O'clock, the alarm of
lire was sounded, which, on inVestigR-
ton, proved TO be tho residence of Mrs.
Il. j. Proctor. Before assistance arrived
tho fire was under too great a Roadway
to save the house, but by the earnest
endeavors Of those present most of the
household goods were rescued from the
ilames. Tho fro is supposed to have
| been tho work of an incendiary.
Al GRAND PRAIRIE.
GRAND PRAIuE, Dec. L. Special l.
Lust night the store-house of Briggs q
Downcy caught fire. The flames were
soon eNtinguished, no serious damage
having huen done. Mr.. Downey and
! family retired, but about O'Clock We're
aroused from their slumhers by tue
lurid flames, which had assumed sucl
I proportions that IL was impossible I,
| eNtinguish them. Tho adjoining store
house, belonging 20 Il. G. Ellis, was also
destroyed. Nothing of consequences In
/ etthor house was saved, How the fire
originated " not known. Tho supposi
ton Is that IL was caused by the igni
ton OF matches, Both buildings wer,
new. Noinsurance.
THERL's MILLIONS IN III.
| NEW YORK, Dee. i.--rha ire losse'
for November In the United States ant
Canada tho Daily Commercial Bulletin
estimates at T,gOO0O0. This is Target,
IN excess Of the average Novenbe
fire waste since the Boston fire. 20
eleven months the fire loss Is computed
az Sl0l 100000 and December Is stilito b
heard from.
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Winters AZ nlnr.hnll.

MARSHALL, Dec. 4--lspeciai. Last
night, just after dark, the alarm Of fire
WIS sounded. The roof over the boiler
and engine OF McPhuils steam gin house
was GA llro. Only small damage was
sustained. No Insurance.
Judge Steadman has got comfortably
warm IN his seat and Is disposing of the
criminal dochet of the district court in
fine style.
The Good Samaritan degroe was con
iorred on quite number of ladies aud
gentlemen at tho Masonic Temple last
night u was a very enjoyable affair:
so says the Initiated.
me grand jury has presented 100 bills
OF ihuictmeHt. Many of them are
asIinst professional men for failing TO
pay occupation tax.
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a. LOUIs, Dec. 4.-Tho convention Of
international ass citation OF cNposi-
4 and fair m magcrs mot gsain TO-
Papers were read by W. w. WHIT
Y treasurer OF the ST. Louis fair, on
&naging Finances OF Fuir and Expo
tn Assoclations,n and by Festus j.
tle, secretary of the ST. Louis gir, on
Ihen and Where TO Advertise"
DE report Of the committee on pre-
Rns recommended on $1,000
rs that cattle premiums
4 $50, horses end mules
asses $500; sheep, $40; hogs, $lOO;
Qltry SO; mechanics, $50; farm pro-
\ 5, SO; horticulture and Horticulture,
tue arts, $50; teStile iaurics, 500;
1clLiOn aud natural sciences, sd;
~, $3.50. The report Of The committee
the weather recommended that rain
<riering with the success OF q fair,
Regular expenses be paid first, and
Iniums pro-fata out OF the remainder
Lho receipts.
be election of officers for tho ensuing
resulted:
esident--Julius S. Walsh, of ST.
y rs; vice-presidents, w. II, Russell, of
icreek, Illinois; Charles Greene, of
Louis; Henry Wade, of Nj Ontreal;
y. Stevenson, of Montreal, Nj. D..
&ll of Racine, Wisconsin, Mayor
rham Sims, OF Topeka, Kansas, Alex
Fer Heron, of indianapolis.
'prrespondjng Sscretary-Morrls Il.
fKe, OF Jerseyvillo, Illinois.
tecording Secretary--Festus J. Wade,
~. Louis.
Executive Committe-u. j. Hill, oil
fonto, Edward Harene, of Kansas
N, j, G. j. Campbell, OF Milwaukee,
r. Gillham, of Alton, Robert Mitch.
OF Princeton.
Lroasurer--W. w. Whiuel, OF st,
n : o'clock tho convention adjourned
~ die, ieTlng the time and place
neNt nesting with the executive com
,stee 10 decide IN two weeks.
ne convention was hauquetted this
erhoon NJ the lair vrOuutS.
hi'er inc election OF officers Il motion
n adopted to PUNT 1900 copies of the
Of the convention and send
~ 70 all fair associations in the cOun.
II a committee of three WAS ap-
inteu ID represent the association AZ
worlds fair ut New Orleans. Thu
frelary was instructed to tako steps
OBTAIN statistics OF all fair associa-
'ns IN America.
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Tono of the s,ncl, NIarl,ot.

PEW foRK, Dec. -Governments
Fady.
pathways firm.
rAte securities quiet.
speculation at the stock exchange
'ehoG firm and prices advanced 4 to Z
cent, but soon afterwards vigorous
tacS was made on Missouri Pacific, Ivy
m Traders, ana the stock dropped
Ph 9l.s to 9lh. This unsettled tho
plVoral list for "A limo and there was a
Filhe of "a To per cent
F~r' Northwestern fell off
oo's' Tina stock WAS also affected by
N poor showing OF earnings for No.
(noer. Before midday iirmer tome
|oSMed. aud there w8s an advance Ot
NJ, per cent. Subsequently, chicago,
|Flinglnn Il Quincy declined irpm
70 islg, aud the ruinninder Oilne list
!, M NWA per cent. In tho last houfs
'>lhess Jersey Central aud acsa.
l,lha uVVoluped strength, on the an-
punrelnont that Reading had ugroVd
aolde ny the decision OF the mana
''s ol the coal combination IN regard
'h9 restriction of anthracite
ID, mining. Jersey Central moved up
I, ',a against 43jS earlier In the dav,
NY lisckawanna To l.0S7. against t.0Ig..
'A0' STOCKS advanced In sympathy aud
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s.nto Capital Notes.

AUSTIN, Dee. 4.-ISpeciel.l The quar-
terly report OF the state treasurer, shows
total balances US follows:
Correnry and coin, S02S,l5
Bonds, S63l0,Q1.
The Acknowledgements filed petition In
The district court to-day, against j, a.
Rhomburger, president of tho Austin e
Northwestern railway, to recover seven
sections OF school land In Dickens
county, alleged to have boon lraudu-
lently purchased.
The races ut tho fair grounds to-day
were:
Running one and ono.haif miles
dash Entries, John sullivan, Hatef,
Olivotte. sullivan won.
Time; 2aiA.
Trottlng mile heats--Entries, Isaac
Myrtle, q. w. Davis. The latter being
aned, was withdrawn after tho second
heat; Myrtle won.
Best timc: 2:9ii<.
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Election orOaicer.

At meeting last night OF Dallas
Oommandcry, knights 'Femplar. No. G,
the following officers were elected |:
George A. Webster, T.. c.; A. A. John
ston, G.; w. II. w. Smith. c.. g.; j. D..
keaton, CIR; H. Nj. KnapGy, $. W.; n.
NJ. Ervay, J. W.; w. r. Bell, Treas. /;
II. Boil, Rec; John Bo0khout, War,
den; L. NJ Powell, st, b.; Butterworth,
81, H.; q. Walker, Her.; J. q. Mccoy,
rnird 81 Johl LouckX, Second G.. ;Susy,,
First g.; II. Fisher, Sen.
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oILT.Epan EASE VAIL.

Headed Canes. Diamond rips nni Brass
Baud Scronadcs.
PIrTsnuRoH, Doc. 4.-The Pittsburgh
base ball team for next season repre-.
SCENTS cost of over $1,000, which in-
cludes $4,000 paid for the release OF tho
Columbus players. Vhls is SAID to be-
moro money than was eyor before paid
for base ball club in tho United
States.
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Dominlo Decld,dly nemocr.,,o.

MADRID, Dec. 4.-Lopez Dominic has
issued Liberal manifesto, declaring his
party is not the party Of monarchial and
dynastic ideas. Iraims at constitutional
reform, giving to tho people all the
rights The Democratic school demands,
trlhl ny jury, Independence al Judges,
administrative decentralization, whore
compatible with the preservation Of tho
monarchy, diminution OF custom duties.
making treaties OF commerce. In tha
direction ofreciprocity and the assimula-
ton Of the law OF the colonies to that OF
the mother country, taking account OF
the special wants OF the colonies,
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closed firm. Compared with last night
closing, prices arc z TO IL per cent.
lower for Canada Southern, Chicago,
Burlington d Quincy. Delaware u Hud.
son, Missouri Pacific, Michigan Central,
and Western Union, and x to 194 per
cent. higher for Central Pacific, st. Paul,
Rock Island, Lackawanna, Louisville &
Nashville, Lake Shore, Kansas 4 Texas,
Jersey Central, New York Central, Erie,
Northern Pacific preferred and Pacific
Mail, and Union Pacific indianapolis,
Bloomington d Western sold up l per
cent. to Is, Transactions, 23l 900
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ana Communism. Nlp-anr rn.n.

LONDON, Dec 1.-The case Of Capt.
Dudley, mate OF the wrecked yacht
Mignonette, who killed the boy Parker,
to keep themselves alive, and against
whom, on November 6, q special verdict
was found in accordance with the facts,
was heard to-day by the full bench Of the
court OF appeals. Lord Chief Justice
Coieridge, IN pronouncing his decision
IN court, said: The judges agreed that
the act of the prisoners amounted 10
murder and the conviction must be az
iirmed.
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SAN Francisco, Dec. William H..
Neiluon made deposition TO day be-
fore notary, in the llbcl cuso
OF Miss Hill, plaintiff in
the celebrated Sharon divorce case
VS.. the Daily Alta news.
paper, stated under oath thu,
the letters puruorting to have
been addressed to Miss Hin by Senator
Sharon. IN which he called her
"My Dear Wife," and which she
produced IN tho divorce trial, woro
iorgeries; that no hGd seen them while In
the process Of manufacture. Tho state
ment has created sensation.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
CHINESE 10 POISON THE FRENCH
Franchise Bin Going Smoothly Through
Parliament - Cannibalism Murder
Case at LOudon-Pluelsy Skye
Crofters--O Other News
Going to Mnks tl,e richt.

LONDON, Dec. 4-The Standards
Hong Kong dispatch says the
Chinese appear to have abandoned
all hopes OF mediation and
have determined upon vigorous policy.
Twelve men-of-war have baen ordered
70 engage the French feet and
break tho FOrmOsa blockade.
TWontv-four Germans are on the
feet One German commands the sbips
under the Chinese admiral Satisfaction
is expressed that q short and SHARP
campaign viii make one Of the com
bGtluts desire to entertain proposi.
tons for peace, The present situation
is running trade.
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PANS, Dee. 4.-lSpccial The Metho-
dist church viii give an old fashioned
GIn4y pulling at the courthouse on
Friday night.
Katie Putnam played the "Marcbio-
ness and Little Nell" i'm "Old Curios-
ity shop 10 crowded house last
night. Miss Putnam IS by all odds tho
Paris. '0"
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CAIRo, Dec. l.-The rebels made an
attack upon Suakim at mid
night Wednesday, lasting three hours.
The rebels were rcpulsed with loss of
fifteen killed and Il large number
wounded during the pursuit. Blood
traces were found for distance of five
mics. There was 10 loss to tho British
trOODs. 70
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LONDON, Dec. 4.-rho skye Cror.ers
arc declaring in favor of the no rent
~ hcy. They have resolved to retain
tho grazing, which they took, and TO
ignore the wits Of he landlords. They
maintain that the island. bv right, be-
longs to them aid they have been ille-
guly deprived Of their grazing lands.
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DEATH i,ocl,wnSl,

RocKwAlL, Dee. 4,-ISpeciall Mrs.
Martha u Manson. wife OF j. T. Nam
son, esq, died ut the residence OF her
family in Rockwell last night, In the
59th Year uf her ago. Mrs. Manson was
the mother OF DR.. II, w. Msnsuu and
Mrs Or. liarneR ot Bacllwall. She viii
oe Inferred In the Roukwali cemetery
to-day. Tho hareHvpd husband gnl
o iildron have the earnest sympathy OF
the entire community.
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Bon Rawlns and companion, while
experimenting with lot OF chemicals,
mot with an accident that may cost each
ona an eye. Tina compounds exploded,
throwing sulphuria acid In thor Dyes,
severely burning them.
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PANS, Dec. t.-Geu. Egisw pelislo,
commander oil the French forces in Tom
quin. tcleggaphs that an imperial decree,
urging natives to poison tho French,
has been placadod in Louchray. Il was
issued, lac says, by ordor of the viccruy
q, IA Wppp
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Miserable 1Iorio

PARIS, Dec. 4.-Morin, who was shot
by Nine. Clovis Hugues,suners thomost
horribly agonv. Ills brain is on fire
and he utters piercing shrioes all night
long. lie drinks milk, coffee and rum
with great avidity. Hislelt hand is tied
to his side 10 prevent him tearing tho
haudages from his head. His right arm
IS pnrALNZcd.
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CHICAGO, Dee. s.-The war ON passen-
ger rates is resumed through scalpers
by Ohio river lines. Bro ers were TO
day selling tickets over north d south
lines 1t the following rates: Cincinnati,
$6; regular rate, 1855; Louisville, SG;
regular rate, 50; Indianapolis, $3.75;
regular rate, 81 So
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The Niger Country.

BERuN, Dec. 4.-The memorial as
sorting the claims Of England in the Nj
ger country has created an excellent i'm
preston among delegates to the Congo
conference and u decision in favor OF
England is considered certain.
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Ladiesl physirinns aud cbnmsts
have aualyzed P0zzoni's mcdloa' cd
complexion powder and recommend It's
use 20 their wives and lady friends.
What better could 10 said OF It. Al
druggists sell 1t.
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The Isrnnri,ise I'm

LONDON, Doc. An the house of
lords to-day the franchise bill passed the
committee without amendment. IL will
como up for a third reading tomorrow.
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MIcheal Rush, who Ia lost his mind,
was lodged In tho county Jail yesterday
for safe Keeping. The afflicted man has
many friends here who will regret TO
learn of his mental condition.
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All Rrported Lot.

Sr JoHSs,N. L. Dec. 4,-Four schoon-
ors and all hands are reported lost on
tho west coast in u terrible gale Satur.
urday night.
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Silver Moon Restaurant, 10 Elm
street. Best location In tho city. Has Il
good trade and Ia a good chance FOR cash
customers. Good reasons for sci ing.
Anplv ut once.
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i'm OwN on su mr. N0rTcr.

SHIT OWN ON sH ri NOTICE.
TsBUR0, Dee, 4-The new mill of
\ CO., closed down last night, until
The holidays, and 10 day the on-
s OF the old mill were notified tnat
Eill be su pended this evening.
eason assigned for lhe shert notice,
e sudden stop, was scarcity OF or
Il Ahout loo men are thus thrown
Unemployment for month.
Iguide and sheet iron department
Nger, Nimicko u Co.'s mill, en
hg about 100 men, closed down
dgbt indefinitely. The piece work
n the Koystona Bridge company
Nnotiticd to-day that their wages
|be reduced on January II per
Y III is probable similar reduction
b ordered in all departments. \
tcent. cut Of tho wages Of the ON
N Of d. Il. Speer 70 Co.'s planning
n to go into effect next monday.
.fTAgES AND WORK RtDUOED.
nj FRAMINGHN M, MASS, Doc. a.
hoe manufacturers here have re-
N wages and the hours oflabor.
"A GROUND TOR UNEASIN
6sBUEG, Dec. 1.-The report that
a furnace men con emplate q re
IN VI VI per ton in orJer to compete
- uthorn iron il causing much I'M
Is among Pitts urg iron men, wi o
n the reduction j. made they also
ia compelled to reduce in order 70
Hheir trade.
F. HOOKING VELLEY MISERY.
trMBCs, o., De-. r. no News
|fsyiile special says: The Miners
m Relief committee yesterday dis
ted among The destitute $1,000 cash
bout Sl2jO worth OF merchandise
lditiou large quantities OF goods
lreceived fiom Jacksonville, Bnchtel
)ther places and ordered distrib-
y. Abnut $1,000 remains
The treasury AT Jacksonville.
rus from quarters which arc fur
|ng the relief are encouraging.
e Is a r a deal OF suffering, and
En- cold weather would increase this
~. y material change is reported
kthe strike except that the syndi-
Duo oval exchange say they are in
ing their lorco daily for outside
and that the output will soon
ID the maximum.
IA RETHLt HEM, PENNSYLVANIA.
sFHLEHEN, Dee. 1.-The section bands
Bis en- of tho North Penn, y.yauia
Pad were to-day notified that work
~ be only eight hours per day, and
|be IL cents per hour.
le men ut he Bethlehem iron W
greatly dissatisfied, becauseorte
Ils were discharged on Monday. l5C
bULDN'T CoMPRoMIS 70, SO CLOSED.
lILADEL IA, Doc. 1. 49, The shoe
IorS refusing TO treat with the man
,turers, the latter decided to close
Shops Saturday, throwing cut Of
d 5000 hands.
TIE STRIKERS WON.
homas Ia Tor II Co., carpet manu-
lprors, surrendered 10 the strikers
loCm ilyers joining tie strike.
THE D lLrI ORE d OHIO REDUCE.
HLrMogE, Dec The force and The
ifs Of labor are being reduced in The
n Of the Baltimore ~ Ohio railroad
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HENEmrrA, Dec. 4, Special. f.
Akard 4 Franklin, the largest hrm
here, sold out to-day, to j. ". Wei
born. Of LonsvieW, ToNas.
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Neelinc a Nnnrce I'D snln.

FAIL RIVER, ncc. 4.-Tho uanufac-
lurers here a sending agents Mex
leo TO tipd new market iOr their print
cloths.
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otis beauty truly blant whose rod and
white.
Naturcs own sweet and GINNING hand laid
ON
p1.zonrs powder lmpartsa richness
Making the skin rs soft MS down.
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Gaincsvii,o Gr,.t.

GArNrsvn.LR, Doc. i.-[speoial. The
Daily and Weekly ucsperian, the oldest
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THE Tcrreli Celebration.

A number Of our citizens, among them
Mayor Caboll, city Secretary Parry aud
others, went TO Terrell yesterday aftor-
noon 10 attond the grand Democratic
celebration OF the election Of Cleveland
and Hendricks hold thora Inst night.
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Lundnorgs perfume, ruyni,.
lsuudpors's Perfume. Mareonal Mel Rose.
k.undnofgs Perfume. Aipnine v;olel.
Luniborg's Fortune. LILY ot tne ta.loy,
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,AGo, Dec. 1.-The North Chicago
!, mills, which shut down two
MO, VIII resume next Monday
Intinue operations until February
y TINS gives employment to 1900
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Insnne.

Tho best smoking tobacco is "Little
Joker
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For Brochial, Asthmctic, and Pulmonary
Complaints,
"Brown's Bronchial Troches" mani-
fest remarkable curative properties.
Sold only in boxes.
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NEW YORK, Dee. 4.--rha ire losses
for November in the United States and
Canada tho Daily Commercial Bulletin
estimates at T,g000OO. This is largely
IN excess of the average November
fire waste since the Boston fire. For
eleven months the fire loss Is computed
az Sl0l 100000 and December Is stilito be
h.nrn Irnm.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-23

"Where you apply the lease law,
there you will build up a barrier
against the march of settlement. The
cowboy, his wife and his tow-headed
flock of children with their small
means will turn back when they
bring up against the lease policy. and
will go eastward again in griefand dis
appointment"
"You think the free-grass policy is
menace to the success of the Demo-
cratic state ticket this fall?p
MARK my word, the people are for
free grass and this sentiment has
always been In the country. 1t will
assert itself and roll upa laundering
majority in the fall. Let them beware
of sly Wash Jones as a free.lance cam
ddate, for the issue is red hot and
waxing hotter, and the people are
clamoring for the free prairies as Of
old, where the poor man with a few
ponies and a log hut can begin his for
tune untrammeled by new-fangled
leas,s and monopoles; where there
are no fallacious policies to break In ON
his freedom, and where he can live ON
an equal footing with the cattle nabobs
that are now barring him out and
forcing him back to the red hills OF
EastsIeXas. Your lease law and herd
schemes must go before the voice OF
the people, who are going to be heard
frOIn.O