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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20
STATE PRESS.


ybAT FOOTED.
We are for John Ireland for governor
until better man is brought out. I'll Mar
shall Messenger.
ALL SERENE.
A lawyer and ct jck-owner OF Frio writes
to the governor that since the adjournment
OF the legislature matters are getting better
and confidence Is being rapidly restored.
-fBrenham Banner.
FOR FORT WORTH.
Fort Worth should have the democratic
state convention. North Tex-s should have
IL. and no place In the state could or would
en- tert ain our candidate makers In more
pleasant manner than Fort Worth.-[Green-
Vile Banner.
cREDrTaBLE.
Be 1t said tc the O. iiI Of Texas that not
one OF her great men has Advocated divi-
sion. We have had our extreme republi-
cans and uncompi omising democrats, but
not one has ever been 90 destituts OF patti
oiism as 10 even entertain the idea OF q d.
yision.-[ Henderson Times.
GETTING STARTED.
Mr.. Nelson, our own Richard, 70 to speak,
politician and journslist, IL IN Fort Worth
{. ndeavoriDg 20 work up . republican con-
yebtion boom. Mr.. Nelson gives out that
Texas 10 entitled to twenty Elk votes 10 the
presidential nominating convention. and
the c0lored population propose 70 have haK
Of then Or msks trouble N The oomp. 10
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Ml.erllnnoou. rorelEn News.

q IENuh .H iNNAlANAAAuas
Toyp1h. Fen is Tho Times discussing
genet A Gordon's urodlmation says Cen
oral Gordon Is well awnro that tops are
beinr I .ken ln lower Efypt q dice lufl.ie
oIavetV. lie knows, TOO, that l1Flnnu'
gu,rs1t-e OF the Rcd Sea ports cuts on tue
means II exit by which 81 YES nave peen
disposed OF 90 other counlFltsi whln nc oa.
Hsvts nil sWu work M mo Loufo country
yiii elIsotually check the Inflow 81 slaves.
i, Jew of Ihts, facts the clause OF General
dor on's proc smatlon removing oil re-
ricilnns upon tho tlavo trade nssume9 a
character III little practical significance.
FRANCE WAKING UP
Pans. Feb. IS There isA sudden IN
croase %. activity manifested by the minis
try al marine. Vice Admiral Juarea, COM
nnnder OF the French tleet in the Meduer'
rauefn, has been GImmoned 70 Parla Tor
consultation, Two moro tron-olads nave
beon sent to reinforce the hset.
TuE MAunt-DEPLoEABLE TALES.
CAIRO, Fec ia letter from III Obeid
says. The Mshai IL IN great tear OF utsas1.-
ti6n. Visitors are permitted 20 approach
him only on oil tours and must Tcmsin at .
considerable distance The condition OF the
Cafistan missionaries Is most deploraole,
They arc destitute OF food, ololhoi ana
money. The negro uoylccs have b GA en-
rolla Ia tho army or sold into slavery
Ono prizes. has becomes Muss'lmsn.
THAT GORDON ORDER.
LONDON Eco. lS.--Gl tdaiore, terlying q
an iuquiry by Noitpcots regarding Cor
don's rciion. eaid tho appointment OF the
Nahdi rs sultan OF kriodan and the re-
mission OF taxes we're within Gordo "a pow
ers. The true melniug of the order n
turning slavery could not DO undera'ood
from the tel graphic summary, aud the gov
erumei has preferred the recent OF the
full tex OF the original order. Gladstor.
has confirmed TIE reported submission oI
the khan OF Msrr To Russia.
POWDER EXPLOSION.
LONDON. 0sT. Feb IL "A qnautify o
gurpowder in the top OF Hobbs, OSBORNE 4
Il 1bbs' warehouse store exploded, blowini
of the upper poi ton Of the building. kiil
ing Donald Smith and mortaly tnjnrinl
Frar X ShaS aud Percy lnce. The adioin
ing buildings were badly shattered.
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CHRISTMAS THE YEAR ROl ND.
o. 80. o.. wids-Awake. o. $3.50

$3.50. ss* Wide-Awake. o. $3.50
Tho king smopg juveniles Sun
"A treasury Of good morsis.-tN Y. Tribune
ii has among lis contributors the writer's
most popular. not only with children, but with
grown people -RostJn Daily Advertiser.
Tho attention OF parents Ia called TO the
high standard OF literary merit maintained BY
Wido Awake. Among Its regular contr!bu.
tors arc the pame W.T. ters employed on the
Mantle and Harpsr's; It's favorite tory tell
ers are the sane. Mrs, T. whitney con.
tributes n beautiful serial, "Buttersd Crusts"
an i'm ,ortant serial, "A Bravo Girl" f. from
tho pen OF Ellis be h Stuart Phelps The work
Of Edward Everett lila for young people Is
authors monthly bs tss trained poW
ers OF ima gin alton and observation TO bear upon
the real Interests aud pleasures OF young folks.
81. eour Little Mon and women.s 81.
Refined and beautifully illusrated.-twor.
This aree, beautiful monthly, with Its ar
| ray o. full page pictures, which ere, many Of
Thorn. copies of fine paintings. Appeals TO
aud d not old epoug b Tor wide Awake, but de.
msnd - bright. peculiar u erature This In
story form must furnish fooi for their hunger
grow, how birds live, how foreign people act
and dress and look, and what has happened TO
other childr n. Such Joyous and varied li,era.
pages page, OF Our Little Men and wsmen.
80 cts. 90 Babyisnd. 20" 30 OTIS.
Always has something new TO keep their
little minds busy dispatch.
-whi G other m sgszipes for the little ONES
are started and thea disa ,,pesr. this beautiful
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Of cnerubic liz e subscribers growing longer ev-
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tici az. Its . cries nre sveetsr LIS jinglcs gayer.
Is cts. 80 The Pansy. &c 10 cts.
Among periodicals designed for Sunday
reading, The fansy. edited by Mrs r Adm
(PsnsyJ Is the royal leader The young people
do not t4ke Il up as m irksome Sunday duty,
but fud Il a week day pleasure also. Pansy's
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want a. LIBERIA pay.
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70 Franklin street, Bosom. Mass.
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Knocked Out, sure Enough

son, of this city. aud e. T. Welch hesvy
weight pugulist Of Erie, Penns, J
vania. met here OF tks city GrmorJ
tonight TO spar with soft gloves
TO the finish. in the fret round Thompson
crooked WEIGH down four times aud bsdlj
puuished MIN. At tho out 'et OF the aecoDd
round WEIGH was knocked senseless q d
ten minutes reqr red 10 revive him.
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that II cannot DO right, when
tue voting population o! Virginia,
as shown by the |, st general election, Ia
nearly equal, 20 so apporlion the represen'
Iatlon as 20 Give one ntl.tlcal element
Of the blata possibly eight aud
probably seven OF the TOO
districts, IL Is msnlieslly
against public policy 10 throw toseiher
counties aud cities at different positions OF
the state, thereby losing Identity OF eenN'
mont, which should be observed.
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81 LOUIS, Feb. lS.-A dispatch from
Saut, he, says: The territorial democratic
centrsl committee, OF New Mex CO, have
memorslized the national democratic com
mitteo to allow erriiorlsl Teprts .ntiIlon IN
the democratic national convention.
A strong delegation OF st Louisans and
several members oil the Missouri democratic
state COMMITTEES have gone 10 Washington
10 look alter the Interest of st. Louisin cor s
neoGon with the national convention
Twenty thousand dollars have been sub
scribed to defr4y the expenses Of the cor
vention and $4,000 can be easily raised II
necessary.
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FOR SALE.

NOR E-REThL DRUG STOCK AND
Y furniture for sale located IN Alno 1cxas,
a thriving and gr,wiugt wa, doing q payins
eon"t on ST. s, Louis cost FOR foil particulars
apply toJ W & y. II. CROWDS, Wholesale
Drugpisti. Dallas, Texas, or ~ !. AMBER
son $40. AMMONIA. Texis. lebl9 ~
E9R SALE : the rw sc, I, ,kY BHiSR
py 10 DEXTER & FERGUSON, ,07 Main
street. Dallas, Tc sas. tup-sairsl febli,u
L'UR 'ALE L231 sHEEP, 1856 EVE 2ss
Il wea,hr's ID DUCKS; cost s25 each; ] & cd
goats. Add ess L. J. NORWOOD, Kaufman,
Texas 'cbl0 ut
4 or sALE--A FINE RESIDENCE or, on.
sisting Of one acre, on Ross avenue, near
new Catholic Convent for sale at bargain IN.
HUEnLEY & SMITH Dallas. Texss. f'b3.n
LoR sALE BUILD NG No. 5O3 MAIN 81.
J now occupied by DnuRlas Bros. CAL on w
II beaumont, II P-deitt Bros. fob6 lw
NOR "a ts6,5Dol GNEAT BARoA n
Ny farm, 81 M as cast a. Dallas, gu Rock
wall road an propose line NJ the g., G. & S. Fo
Railrolt, u Paris 100 acres, ~ amer fence;
good frame residence, rooms | thed nnd
plasicrci; br,. fire lace IN csch 70 m; COCO
bearing fTu trees all Of very best select on;
FISH pond 4 'cEoi with German carr. horses,
wagons nlows and III tor the sum Of six thOu-
sand nyc hundred dol AIRS; IN -t1ird cash, boil
Gnce IN nd two years Address W G CON
NOR D X q G'vcst ~. y Xas. iebG.lm
L'OR sALh $1,000 STOCK AARDW RE
= nni brick store for sale on easy terms
cause for Sc lug, business dun Apply 90 J.
BLAKtY Eun's. Texas. jn3l-lm
rOR S,LE THE Gil ICE. VALUABLE AND
! most n'rally loo ted properly 25xi0) feet
" th Grstclass 2-siory ron front br c< buildi g,
~ Elm SIR O. opposite Iluey & Philips; terms
cay Address RICHARD COIN c05yG vain
street 'al as, rex'a iebl-tt
oRsALE BROOM MACnlNtS Eos SA.E
+ iwo new machines and presses, Wcstlake
4 !, ition manufacture. for sale hoap. a dress
WI PfOUTs. caro- pe-ald Office jsn22f
L'Ok sALE-rhINi MILLS AND FARM
L including ab,I, 500 acres Of land, 100 In cul
ivetion; ba ance 'imber aud pasture land;
bargain III be given Apply TO J. q. KEN
DALI i03 Main street, Dallls deo2S.
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n%Before purchasing your
GROCERIES,, give US . CALL
and examine our stock, which
is most complete, and con-
tains EVERYTHING In the
GROCERY LINE. We are
selling Groceries lower than
any other house In the city,
and you can SAVE MONEY
by buying from BRYAN b
BRADSHAW, 515 Elm 81.
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ouinIon of DIR. Mott, Late Government

Opinion OF DIR. Mott, Late Governmens
Chemist, ON Allcock's Porous Plaster.
NV investigation of Allcocks Porous
Plaster shows 1t to contain valuable aud es.
sential ingredients not present In any other
platter, These ingredients are so perfectly
proporiioned tnst the AllcocK's Porous Plas.
Ter will not Cause blisIers or excessive irritt
ton, and lind IL superior to and moro efn-
cient than any ot1er plaster.
Henry A. MoTr. Jr., PHI. D., i. O. s.
Professor Of Chemistry N. Y. Med. COL
lego. etc.
Do not waste your money buying inferior
articles. Tell your druggist You want ALL
COCKS Porous Posters, and do not take
others made to sell on the reputation OF the
genuine article.
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Starving Indians

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. ls.-Ths Tribuns's
Bisms -ck special says: A gentleman JUS
down from Poplar river says the reports
fbouss6ds have nothing but Q little
flour, eli game having disappeared Dogs
and pouiss have been killed and eaten.
"a sixty d.vs without relief all must ct rye
20 dosth. Fe us Of the maesacre OF agents
and po>t traders dre entertained.
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LARGE PROFlTSlFSs a sss

wATER-coLOR, INDIA INK. CRAY0N and
OIL CnAYON PORTRAITS. cori d and en-.
isreed rom any small picture. These portraits
have The widest popularity and are warranted
THE BEST is SIC s1 REss srfs Wilt BIZ GIVEN
TO RD0D Agents.. A4dress
UuAo. RDfERsEps PORTRAIT HOUSE,
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Tho Copiah Investigation.

New ORLEANS. Feb. 49,. The sub-com-
mittse of the United States Senate nvesti-
gatiug the Copiah county, Mississippi, out
RACES resumed the hearing OF testimony
to-day.
David Bell, colored, testified he was chair
man OF the republican executive commit
tee OF Copiah county; saw armed men RID
ing about the night before the election;
his house was visited by party oil about
twenty five men; they took the election
tickets ne had Tor distribution away from
him: they were mixed tickets. republican
and independents, and the name OF Miller, n
democratic candidate, was on them; VIII
ness was now assistant sergeant'at-arms OF
the Mississippi senate; ho was given the
petition, he thought, through Inc influence
of r. N Miller whose name was on DIS
ticket; witness declined to give the names
of the men who took them from MIN;
supposed them, lot @. %,
drinking teiiowsi he uenIsd laVlIs Cnersu ~
testify for the democrats: witness voted ne
independent republican ticket election day
as did most ofthe colored men in the neigh
borhood they were not intimidated.
Mrs. Wallace (colored) widow OF Thomas
Wallace terrified that Friday armed men
came TO her house and asked who lived
there; her husband replied Thomas wallace;
thew said they had q writ for his arrest;
n man outside said he WAS West
Dunbar, sheriff Of Osyka; finally
the crowd pushed the door open and
went through the house, they attempted
to throw q rope over her husbands neck
when he threw up his hands, asking what
they meant to do; one man then shot him in
the neck: several shots were fired, one ball
strikipe her in the arm, and passing int
her husbands neck aud killed him. they
Went away; she did not know who they
were; after her husband was killed she
went 10 the woods and remained there I'M
iii after the election.
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M. D. DARLINGTON,
Formerly Darlington & Marsalis
General Commission Merchant,
Wholesale dealer in Grain, Fruit and West
ern Produce No, s0s Elm st.. Dallas.
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9ALr LAKE, UTAH. Feb. ia snow
Aide this morning near Ontario river, close
81 Park City destroyed the
home OF William Richmond,
kiIIins his three children, and
Vounding his wife who is reported now 70
be diving. Richmond was workman 10 q
mine. Tho Glide struck house OF John
Hsrris, killing his wife add .wounding
scn vss struck BY opother slide. The cit,
sxsns are moving out Of tie gulch'
aTsv from back streets Of Park city
The snow 10 deeper there than ever before,
and Il ttill falling Trains on the Utah q
Northern and Oregon Sho IT Line In Idaho
ara blocked M.
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A sIicl, scheme Exposed.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1S.-R. W. Reid, .proprie.
tor OF a large retail confectionery, No. 200
franklin sven-e. and Louis J; Fuller,
William, Rely, Willard Shepherd,
employees OF o. p. Peckham q Co.,
wholesale coniectiorers, Main street, were
ling the latter firm. The operation con-
sisted in furnishing TO Reid, who was Gus
toner Of Peckham & Co. two and three
times the amount of his orders and charg-
ing him only with the amount OF the Or
ders. The surplus Reid paid for
by giving Fuller, Reilly and Shepherd
ali of whom were quite young
men, mere nominal sums and Keeping them
supplied with theatre tickets, oyster sup
pers, etc. Peckham e. Co. believe they
have been swindled for from $40 goo to $l2,-
600 and will attach Reid'e stock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
EHATH COUNTY.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
SrEPHENVILLE, Ten, Aug. 2G.-
The delegates to the Houston conven-
ton have returned with rather care
worn look upon their faces. Only
three out of the five delegates elected
attended the convention; two of them
anti-lease men and one mild lease
man. The anti-lease delegates say
that they were very much surprised to
find 40 few anti-lesse men at the con
vention. They console themselves
now by saying that the anti-lease men
gained victory in the concession
made by the lease delegates in the plat
form. IL isa noticeable fact that Will.
"A large portion of our state Is aft, ctVd
aud that to its detriDIent too, by the
prt sent Ease Law the more deusely
puI ulat-d portion of our state, where
tie strength OF the convention Law, IA
vored the lease law and had major.
ny of perhaps ten to one in the conven-
lou in favor of the lease. Since the
adj urument of the convention and its
wotk Is made known, one can hear a
few voices in this county proclaim for
Wash June, but these are meE mostly
who have personal objection to ireland
IL IS The opinion of your correspondent
that by the election day in novemb +
next, the great rank aud file OF the
Democrats in this section of the state
Will be found ready aud willing to dis
charge their whole duty TO the Demo
cratic party and will support the nom
inee5 of the Houston convention.
There has been considerable comment
10th At the convention and elsew here
ON the conspicuous absence OF II few
leading anti-lease men in Northwest
Texas from the Houston convention.
1t continues dry here, it being about
ten weeks or longer since We have had
good rain at this place. Water is
getting very scarce, aud many cisterns
III the town have gwen out.
The cotton crop will he short, and
scarcely half Il crop is calcula ed on.
Rain would do crops but little good
now, but would add greatly to the con-
Venlence and comfort oil the whole
county.
There Ia considerable sickness i'm this
country, caused TO some extent by the
dry weather, bad water in consequence
of the severe drouth, ana dust etc.
Rain would help greatly in this way.
Cattle ale very low and but little de-
mand for them We have an auun-
dance of wheat, corn and oats on hand
but no market for them. Con.
sequenIly, while we have plenty
TO live on at home, we
have nothing to bring money
into the county and it il scarce and
times are hard. Should cotton bring
good price and cattle go up, we viii
vet be huppy
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however. against making n nomina-
fion. and. indie, d, there hardly ap
pears a reason for nomination. No
man has yet appeared on the track for
sen 4tor that seems to be able TO satisfy
the people that he IL worthy to step
intothe shoes of Senator Fleming. and
several udidates have met with 80
little encouragement as to cause them
TO abandon the race before the fun had
well begun.
Mr. Calhoun has made many friends
while district attorney, and 1t
seems to be n foregone
conclusion that If nomination
Is made he will he the choice of the
convention. II, however, Judge Flem-
ing could be induced to give his con-
sent again to serve this district, there
is no doubt but that this would prac-
tically end the race. Why don't the
lcase.law men put forward a victim? ?
They claim to be in the majority even
i'm this district, since the late conven-
ton, and they could have no better
opportunity to prove IL.
Hon j n. Browning will address
the citizens of Taylor county on the
2Srh.
OF course everybody here Is glad
that THE GAZETTE has been eXtricated
from its troubles 50 as to be continued
under the same management. THE
GAZETTE Is q power in building up
West Texas, and its misfortunes are
Otlrs also
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TAYLOR COUNTY.
A Senatorial Convention Called-Wul
the People Eat the "CrowY,
Correspondence OF The Gazette.

>NN'N"fSht'hNN Vi TIC ShLetlt.
ABILENE, Aug 27-List night and
again tonight local talent played
Comrades successfully to fairly good
houses. The receipts 20 To the Baptist
church.
Col. II. l., Bentley spent last week
IN Abheie getting up statistics, etc.
us u basis for history of the growth
and development of Abilene aud Tay.
ior county, 10 he published in THE
GAIEriE, and it is expected that il
VIII do much toward attracting M,
attention OF Immigrants to our part of
the state Col Bentley has moved
MS family To Abilene and located
here-a welcome. addition to our
town.
What do we think offree-grass since
the Houston convention? Isita dead
Issue? Not yet. We have not heard
OF single advocate yet whose couyic.
tons We're anything weakened by m.
ihgloilous way ia which our delega.es
We're SAT down upon by the MAORI v
IN the convention, and, If changed at
all, the ifee-t rass sentiment has been
ialher strengthened and its advocates
ihaue more determined by their treat.
hient. We could not seriously have
expected different result in Inc
Houston convention, but the msioriry
may vet learn that more couflenn.
treatment would have been uolitic
since when it comes u votIny
North Texas must be loos.1
10 Tor the votes to su.t,iu
the issues and the candidates linus,
upon II There is not one pai ticls Of
mat Tested here for anv
part OF the ticket among any class
and, while party ties may be strony
enough ia fhi- presidential wear 10 car.
ny The majority Of our people Tor ia.
ticket, YET IL liz 'crown that many will.
not swallow who have never befnre
known anything but Democracy and
II Is safe 10 SAY that Wash Jones, bitter
piii though 1t be, will get much
larger vote here than lie did in tbe
last campaign. II is predicted here
hat Ireland's majority will not be
'ver 10000 al most.
4 senatorial convention has been
allied to meet here on the 2Sh TO ponIi-
late successor to Judge Fleming.
There seems 70 be strong sentiment,
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County commissioners.

Under the laws of this state, which
virtually place the fate Of the county
In their hands, the county commission.
ers should be selected with great care
aud with an eye single to their hon.
.esty and competency. Heretofore the
office Of county commissioner has
been regarded a. position of little
importance and like the temporary
"brief authority OF the judge OF cleo
ton, few cared to seek the honor. The
latitude given the commissioners court
Is SO great that II IL uasase 10 trust the
charge TO men who are not liberal
enough and patriotic enoagh to act for
the best interests Of the whole county
without regard 10 how their actions
may Affect theic immediate and per-
sonal interests or the interests ~ any
one class ar industry AS against anoth.
err. The late legislature, Ia its dlspusi-
tiou OF the cash balance, made Il pos.
sible for couatl,s 10 borrow money
with which 60 erect public buildings.
and from the rapid disappearance OF
the enormous sun and the many mag
niiicent buildings which have sprung
up throughout the state II IL evident
that the opportunity for going In debt
has been snatohed ut. aud that there
will bes season of heavy tssatlon 10
redeem the various counties. Some
pfthe COMMITTEES mourning this expense
are not very we'll able 10