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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-06
nEyISIs ARR COMMON.

ltisnot a matter TO sxcits wonder that
early Texas legislatures forgot to pass laws
reseryi ng highways between every section,
or Indeed forget TO establish sections a. 81.
UnlIl few years ugo, with the exception
Of the sea-loard Texas was a vast solitude
and on much a mystery 10 dwellers IN The
old 6ts.af .a waH formerly The entire oonti-
mont to the people OF Enrope. IL 1871 tho
/ tate MhJ1H JOINS b. JoNEl, thou command
az. oftbl frontier battalion drew rein on
the rsst bank of tho Peool rly, and gsEInr
around 1u iho yNt Wilderness about him
rsid, 'I1 iorty wears f0u to-day the school
master v.I come" Near aim on che
J ground lty dead L.pin Indian. The
d. .ls uaa MOE o. pI0pho. although De wa.
lea good .0.li.l uIu progressive
man, L.s thun Con years hly,
p.s-eI. MAJOR JoNE' gr.y0 i covered
with veIr.olci cod ard So his yiowle7a
srir.t vaudpu to-day over the wildl his
raI.Hrtry riI.i B1 mach ia fadceming from
ay.r ur. renegade vl.trF. uad i8sors'-
' .leo.uunI.I hs In.s tA.t already
.le ,ehoo-master 2. O.. home ol tie bank
q pecos. 70 WIS that piIt of miscslcu-
laHon that hrourhtabou thef.nce troubl,a.
Capitalists bought vaa, bodies OF land and
f.eed in nrcss cg ousiye ns counties. They
dif NOT bear The FIRST low wash Of the in
rolling waves OF population destined topur-
Glass. ,lo uunts1 portions OF land scat.
tIeI among ihe.r erel, pastures aud be-
comm. ownr8 li email bao.C5 becoming
fl,fcbv rutmiC To-. ths gwagrs ol the vas.
tracts Tho Eiro fence Is au Offensive OBJ
Gee. i'm iae eyes o- .he ge'.'er whose acreage
iaa lDu hundreds, when tha. fence extends
nr mauy ml about him. ltsacms TO the
s..tlaI o. Doe O. prichly uon-couduc,or OF CIV
iHztt'on, o. rc'ardinr agent, at once AMI
church aud anGsc1oolhoulo, and he wants
to cutu. Itwil uea kuot.y problem for
the legislature lhis fence business for the
builder OF ihe fence had right under the
law % stretch his wire 10 the crack OF doom
ifhisown land OK tended 20 far aud yet the
fence Re nuisance aud must be abated. Il
may be possible TO adjust the matter oquit-
ably between the Cettler and The pasture
owner. ana that IS the task that the present
session has before &c.. The people are eager
ly awaiting the Development the m ethod |
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How bcstto DISCO ~ the su-r'us irres
IN the treasury Austin belonging to
the school fund will te problem our leg
sators will now be required 20 solve.
Investments heretofore made in United
States bonds and in Texas state bonds have
not been drawing sufficient interest, this
not amounting TO even per cent per
annum. In view of the fact that
excellent Texas investments are daily
made by our banking houses,
md merchants, capitalists here aud about
and others q even as high rate as tive We
per centum per annum, II does seem OF
surd that the state should be getting only
, one-third of that figure. ln the past the
constitution prohibited ali inye-t-
ments OF the school funds in any
other direction than that followed. Since
the ame udment. however, the margin is
wider aud steps are to be accordingly inken
for the future. But the question arises,
can investments already made DE changed?
| That is 20 say, can the legislature lawfully
enact tina, those United States
and those state bonds shall be sold for the
best merket figure, and the proceeds be
put into Texas county bonds, or other
equally good securities that will yield at
least six, II not eight aud en- per centum
per annum interest There appears Ia be
no provision in the constitution inhibitine
the sale OF any bond belonging to the per
manent school fund. But beyond this it
would seem that at the time of adoption
abundance Of security and adequacy ~ in
terest were meant, as sec i'm 4, Of
article Z, SAYS, The comptroller
shall invest the proceeds Of such sale.
and OF those heretofore made, rs may b
directed by the board Of education herein
provided Tor. IN the bonds at this state. n
the same can be obtained, otherwBe, In
United States bonds; aud the United State
bonds now belonging to said fund shall be
inves ed ia state bonds II the same n he
obtained on terms advantageous To the
school fund" This wording .viu' ntiv
bears The intent Of good rstnrns TOR the
school fund. and cons Quent Discretionary
poyer with tie board. II conveys an
authorization Of sale and rs-investmeDi.
That section has been amended, it will be
recalled, 30 as 10 enlsrse the scope Of IT,
All OF which doubtless look
toward the bettsrsng Of returns fortbe innd.
There - no doubt but what there would
be m och danger in opening the doors too
vide. for. A. a result, one may readily con-
,eiye. any number Of spD ications. t.mDia-
ions would BE- presented . very possible
,rsimste harm not only m the loss Of The
interest but in that Of the principal as well
,ut n IL evident to the busiDes mind thst I
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/ NEW ALBANY, Isn., Jan. 5.-This was thg
coolest day IN ihirty.hve Year,; ihermom'
ctar tWtnty.ihruo below; ut noon, itu
ntlow; nt7 u m twelve below. The peach
crop o. Destroyed.
CiHcI,EATL Jan. 5.-Tho weather mod.
Grated aIrhuy To-day, but the mercury rs
failing tonight IL vas three below
ut 1880 M One muu was taken tn
Tho hsspItsl WHO viii probably lose his
feel, which were frozen w ID shea where h.
folt snGlttr last night. Bu8ii sss Is much
n,aieG.ed.
CHICAGO. Jan 5.-The thermometer a.
n O'Clock p IN was NJ nineteen de rees be-.
'nw zero. The indiceiionsihaf The weather
has moderated are only slight as com
pHrad uifh last night The reports from
fus north and rnrihWts'. however, show
tha' tno cold wave has 81 . measure spent
iffr.
Iucr Ocean special9 rom southern Iili-
nas l.t Missouri indicate that ihc pCHch
tr0.sI.. been ijured aud ia some iu-
HlUnc. iHIsd.
Tr-A.. Jan o -rhcrmomr twoniv-
five derrrr8 below, this morling. No il-
tally b. reported.
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NniinnnI Noica.

WAsHINGroE, Jan. o. Representative
Cobb, chairman OF the house committee on
public lands has appointed the following
subcommittee;
Homestead pre-emptlon-soalcs, Henley,
Anderson.
Desert swamp land overlooked lands
Oats, Bslford, Payson.
Land grants aud iorfsitures-Cobb, Nay
son, Oats. Lewis. Anderson.
School lands and timber culture-Shaw,
Van Eaton, Brents.
Reservation and mineral lands-Henley,
Scales, Bedford.
Land office aud suryeys-Lewls, Strait,
Brents.
Claims Of states to tho net proceeds Of
go es Of public lands-Shaw. Van hon
Strait.
The -sicnatian OF Judge McCrary was
received bv the president to-day. As II
does not take effect before March LIST, bis
successor viii not be appointed Tor some
Ispacteohe, one Of the rival Cherokee
chiefs. accomnanied by en- ex chiei
Of the Cnecotas, Delegate Hodge and
Missionary Callahan called az the lndlae
bureau Today and Delegate Hodge
or, sented his credentials and
letter of introduction from
Agent TUFTS. Ispacheche said that an
other DELEGATION representing his faction
would arrive Monday. The commissioner
will then listen to the statements.
The employees OF the postoilice depart
ment were to-day notified by the posimoi-
rer general that the purchase Of lottery
tickets will hereafter be regarded as O sutii.
cient ground for removal.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. 5.-lho Age OF Steel
prints a statement on the authority OF
argely iuteres ed iron trade that a schem
is on foot to pool the entire pig iron indus
ny ofthe country. The plan ia to divide
the country into SIX districts, each TO bt
represented IN the pool on basis made az
from the tonnage producing capacity ni tha
district, and the profit earning cspaci'y per
ton as shown by tn work OF a series q
years. Il Gu furnace in district IS 10
share In the dis'ricfs share OF the gen
erai pot, the basis 10 BE- determine
in the same way. Oneoi tine ohlel OBJ
Of he SC EN- is 10 ascertain the exact
produ q ct p.s roc Ia the sountry and WITH
this iaf rmatiou in their hand an txscu-
i've committee having the au'hority 10
.hut do gn, can be order q nt any time Ia
let toe demand catch up with the supply
and p.ic-sc can thus be maze regular ALu
lady. Itisalsn proposed ina any time .
mraace j. ordered IN be stopped Tor my
rra.o1, e. ch will draw It's share OF tho prof.
,ts from the pool as though u were Ia blast
The Age OF Steel says OF the schemt
prisinst.d among tie furnace men IN The
i.e,igh valley, that strong Ell are oeiul
IN AIDE 20 ct.-y IL out among the furnace
men of other paris, aud this Us the iirst pup
~ notice of ~.
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New York Notes.

NEe YoRK, Ian 5.-rhe New York a.sc
ciaied press has ei.cifd the following ol
h.sfs: Presid-nt D.vi. NJ Stone, Jour
Al II Conner a. secretary, Whi au
II a. Tibune; ex CT i've comn''t ~
rus " Fed Nj ana Expr-es: l-. o.
Pulitzer. World; David NJ. s,o ?. Jonrn"
oi CONNIE
4 II Bsr let, and othsr- brought nj
IN tie Tn ted states cscnit cuur % o.
STRAIN IA rtio A. Hunt an 'h- m-' 60
Mai n b * p' pr v a -nce frsu ~
csst,in w.rrhouse r.relp's 'u- guns. sab'e
4. O. -f~rei aunt mo- h-rali - tffn 90
tan ~ Turkey, 80 iu .rfHrinE in ~
ceipts shic', nv be1 rniru-tei q pi
exc-pi bv del v ~ foa c-iesr apps'n' sn
n, h. CON- 30 determine he o~ i-fsh b.
nf the % 90 nv
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Rosen.hsi n Co, carpets, etc. IL slightly
burnt In the rear aud dam aged 80 900 by
water, fully insured. The Goodyear
~. bier store was also slightly
touched In the rsar portion
by hra aud damaged several thousand
~ water. The stock IL estimated to be
worth s2l5 900; insurance ,s2OO,0O. Tn.
buildings we're owne As followsi GoodyeeT
Rubber company, by Lucas Heirt, insured
tor si2 OOO; Bnrfoll Comslook 4 Co., two
s'ors b. Lucas Hsirs; injured t21 600;
Merrck, Walsh \ Pheip. by Charles l.
Huut, insured Sil,00D, Wihmsn, Gray &
kamiusky, ny Mrs. Julia N Turner, IN
sured 90 900. Rosenihal a O., Two stores,
by Miss Bernice Morrison, insursd $4,000
4 IL said that the Insurance represents the
full value Of the building.
FfnE At CHicA0o rms n HsiN0.
CHioAGo, Jan. q - A, M,-A hre iu
Kennedy q Co.'s or.otsr factory n hqs'
story brioE building on Dosplslnes street,
adjoining The Lyctum Theatre, CON
msnoed ~ o'olook this morning snd
threatened complete destruction. The hfa
seemed likely 20 snroad 90 ths Lycoum
ihestre aud alSo enysl0prd apumbur li
lrains structures In the yiclrity, Hud ttr-
Dad and third alarms were huccr s.ye'Y
turned on, briuring nearly every steam
in the otV Co ihf Rescue. ! 10 not posHi0.
Oh His's the losses at this hour.
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WASHINGTON
4 Had 0ailook For the Fight on tn
Tariff.
Indians Lay Their Troubles Before III,
Great Father.
Other News FROM the Nations Capital

WAsHIy0ros. Jan. s.-Ispeoial j Con-
rres man Converse, OF ONO, says that the
p,esr congress can only prepare the nats
g.usrston for free trade. lie argues that
6uch a doctrine, " established nos, wall
destroy lhe chances OF olecliug "a demo-
cratic president Springer, OF Illinois,
takes the same view SUBSTANTIALLY.
Members just b.ok from the holiday rect
report a very general agitation Of The tar.n
qssslion over the country. Your reporter
aOer circulating amonH them to-day hncs
tha. tae people look 10 thr.r representative
% thouldcr t.e whole responsibility of iho
tariff. that tho views OF the manuiooIuIsru
ana laborers are opposed 10 disturbing the
asus ~ all, thai % soon aa the Gee
bate on the question Is opened ihs iaoi'
ing in the matter will become intense,
aud that an srbitrary policy will be an im-
pos biiiy. Tine burden Of opinion is that
tho Gght will be long ono ana thorough.
~ unsaisAciory.
The rural factions oftho Creek nation are
here to-day TO lay their election troubles
before Secretary Teller.
The settlement Of the Greer county mat.
tor ll stated Ia Official circles 10 have been
brought TO tho personal attention OF the
president.
The pos,.ofIl0es Of Bexlr, Rexar county,
and JoGroys, Wise county, we're estsb-
lished to-day with II. 2. Huyne and @. W
Bradford os postmasters.
G. W. stubbloGsld and r. L Eagro were
as posimaateis at Motley
and Roma.
Special service between Monroe and Iron
B-iigo, Rusk county, has been d scon'
.inued.
Katie Kinoaid will be postmislrem at
D1dd Guy.
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The Ohio Senatorsbip.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 5-The democratic mem.
her, of the legislature canvassed for officers
to.dsv, resulting in Elmer Mnite,
of Defiance county Tor president
pro tem:C.N. Vallandingham. OF Moltgom-
sry. clerk. Charles Negley,o Darke county
-ergaant-at.arms In the house caucus, A.
ID Marsh. of Mercer county, was chosen
Tor speaker; David Fisher, Of Hardin coun-
~. clerk; j. NJ. Panister, Of Ross county
serreant-at.erms. This is the Stat. Tn
PAYNE men in The contest ioi
United States senator showed their hand on
everything. Pend eton'a men we're handl,
canned in the Start by the united
action of the Hamilton county
RELOCATION from his home, which wgs solid
4gainst him. Senator Prudei
vas chairman OF one caucus
r. preventative Eigan o. the other
Both are from Cincinnati snc
Egoipst Pepaleton. They had the
appointing OF committee o
nree fran each caucus 60 fix The senaiorla
caucus. appointing Senator'S Williams
Van Viaaf md Mclvman. and Representa-
ives Bargar Bruuor ana Myers, al anu
! p.rdIeton men. The COMMITTEE has calle,
IA ib.nt caucus Tonight, which drcideI
10 make the senatorial nomination mex
| Tuesday night. Pendleton's men want mex
Tuesday or Friday, the Payne mel
ne1t Tuesday or Wednesday nlght
and had their way as In everything, even U
selecting for chairman. In advance, Senate
Elmer White, one OF Payne's managers
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Deci,ion In The Lottcry Case.

Nav ORLEANS, jan. 5-Judee PArdee,
In the United States circuit court to-day
gave an opinion IN the case
OF thu NV Orleans National bauk,
against Plstm ts,sr w. b. Merch a. The
cas- came un on a motion 20 dissolve lne
Injunction first is-u d by Judg
"A LOT. or the civil dis riot court
which was rar erred 20 the United States
court eri ing Postmaster NJ rccan rom
in er erie wih m ais sddre sed o The bfnb,
-urn action h+vi 2 been fasrn bv the pos
m ,sier in oue iience 10 The order OF the
90 .tmas'er ven. raj on the ground thai
eitrrs infauded Tor the 'ottrry compan1
,nd denied ine Csc Of the mills We beinl
A idressr - me bank TIE judge said thH
IL seemed to him douDtni " ether
order NJ. 50 permitting The nee OF The
mails 10 he lottery company wHs
sbroeAted bv sdict M. o, tor
bidding their use. The conr
held that tue scheme referred 20 by IN
laws IN the distribution OF moneys through
the mails ny means ot false ana
Fraudulent represent atoms the fac'.
Ton q aga nst the New Orleans Nationsi
hank are on side ne i.r. brt the defend
ant csnnot be- n,li responsible tor obeyirg
the orders a. his superior he cou't
ecid.d in '.vor NJ the bsnk. decreeine
that " Is eniiil-d to fnll and free use Of he
mails and fur her ordered that the motion
TO dissolve the jnnc'ion he denied.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-06

LONDON, Jan. "A Paris correspondent
write: "Tho report that the Rothschlds
offered to purchase the government rail-
ways is untrue" The correspondent states
that tine French government proposes TO
/ sem los lines tO the seventh company which
! Is o. be formed Tor the purpose OF acquiring
them Boo order TO. 90 iuJrIina'elv increase
thp.r.WCr existing among The companies.
mail believed, therefore that The issa OF
new lyernueHl loan is imminent
VICTOR EMANuEL's EtMANs
ROME. Jan. 6.-The ceremony Of iran
Iarrs tine remains of King Victor Eman~
mel to the chapel IN the Pantheon took
place Oh day The public We not admitted
Tine c11in was borne TO it9 last resting
pI Ice nv detachment uf cuirlssiors.
Two NiHIGIsr DEAD.
ST PETERSBURG Jan. 1.-Two Of the
rihuss assnuanis OF Colonel Sgileif.m
who was wounded in .aCking the Colonel
have died.
EGYPlIAH AFFAIRS
LONDON, Jan. s The secretary or state
Tor foreign rifiirs, the chancellor OF the
pxchequer, first lord OF the ADMIRAL Y and
president OF the board of trade and minister
of Commsrce are IN consultation Today
upon Egyptian aiidirs. The secretary OF
81 ate Tor war will meet the commander in
chief of the i British army at { war Office
are issued, ~ 600 men are ready 10 embark
for Egypt Within week
ENGLAHD's FOREIGN RELATIONS.
LONDON. Jan 5.-rhe cabinet met NJ
Crausyiile's private room this afternoon
The session occupied nearly two hours
Lord Fuzmaurice, Guder ilreign secretary
and r vers Wilson, formerly controller gen
eral oi Egypt was specially invited 20 90
tend a. to-day's meeting. j is reported that
British men Of war will be instantly ordered
20 the Red sea and Surz canal. The foreign
creiary will remain Va london Tonight
Gladstone left for Hawarden carly IN the
day and was nos present in the council
Hfruugfon, war secretary, WIS also no .ent
The Pail Mail Gazette learns that Mar
quis Tzeg Chinese minister o. France, does
not holi communication with the French
e.v.r mpnt since the capture OF Sontaei
also that the menaces OF the French press
win regard 70 an indemnity for the *
pensss OF France In the lonluin campaign
Will not deter China from continuing TO as
sert be- rghts.
cn~.frrrr~0 fpfaH 'rF'f7e.
LoND1S, Jaa. 5.-Iti is believed that the
cab r. Yesterday considered the state of
slIairs in North Ireland. The lord litu-
tenant attended the cabinet council. nnd
reiurns "a Dublin with the sanction OF thr
C binet ior the adoption Of such measures
a. he may think necessary to preserve
order.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-Judge B'ddie, oil
he court Of common pleas, to-day sus-
tanned the non-suit which Judge Pierce
.,me time ago entered against ex-Jndee
Briggs Ia the latters libel suit sgsiiis
n tee nf One Hundred, for dtfama-
a.. OF cha acter. The a
1 I'd deismatiry remarks were CONTAINED
"a "A le.hT used bv Garrett at the time
Ind. Brffrs Wa c.uuidate for eiectivn
d, fba iutiiciar. rne court rules that no
Judg. "a iees IN of ring himself asa csndi-
de invited sc'utiny, the communication
"a, 4, was privileged end a non-suii
VS. therefore prpr-rv grsn''d.
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New YoBK, Jan. OBJ. X. Smith q Co.,
cotton brokers failed TODAY; lisbi tiles be-
tween $4,000 and 100000 Of which $780,.
600 81 absolutely secured; nominal assets,
100000
Bisroy, Jon. 5.-pu;nam & PheIps,
tinreu, ut North lanminster,
h We assigned ell their joint and
parate estate irr thc ban,ft thtir ored-
ors Liabilities s27j Geo, assets $220,O00.
consisting oi personal property in ana
ah0ut the faunCrv. unencumbered real e.
tate ard fAJ 'aIurrV building. ltis stated
that the q M a'sD holds large claims against
II Q filliughast d Company, OF Chicago,
who recsnty failed.
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Nga OstEAAs Jan 5--Ine rimes.Demo-
crat prints detailed account Of its Florida
Evcrglafrs expedition. The report is
W IT., by NJ "A. p. Williams, commRn-
d of tr' Apsdiuon The exploring par y
consisted of twelve persons. six white auu
six olllred aud carried six Racine canoes.
The exp ion established the fact that the
Eyerp dos rom Okeechfobee to Cape Sable
are worthless for any purpose Of cultiya.
ton: that they contain no large tracts of
laud above water: hat they cannot be sur
oessiully drained aud that the establish
ment and mHafera1oe Of telegraph lines
along the rnu'e tr yersed wouid be impos.
sible The cverg aces aud especially the
northern glades are o vast swamp and ire
clalmablp.
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GFNfE.L J''..'N sos Hucs offered sar-
copa '.H. rom Rome made 90 marble. the
dou'r .o. mH..y n, do cheerful present
WITH f.. I.m..k tla, ae he bod lyca o..
lie a'H Roman soldier te bout Boz buH,d
ha.a EIHsl emperor AErsua SHOULD
\have .mitr tribute of r..H.o., only he
\ ltsfa.oleht .o oe of p'e i-on.
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tbs Chicago, san Francisco and other
leading daily journals OF the northern and
western cities issued splendid sheets on the
1st instant, settling forth industrial data in
regard 90 their re- pec'iye states, thaI are OF
most valuable character, aad reaact the
hi-.c r-i'. oa ta1c pagers There Is
nothing hat SO adyertlsssa state It's people,
IL industries, its capacities and possible
sirumentslity alone millions of dollars and
thousands of persons are annually brought
into Texas The fact ought TO be appre-
ciated.
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BrsBoP TURNER 70 Georgia. co,ored, made
aspeech In Atlanta fhe o.bsr day In which
he said 1.-The devil 300 hsll would not m IKE
such distinctions against negroes as Hre
made in thIs c1ulirr' There Is no. trou.
Bile on that ssIre--. he whites are perfect
willing 20 give the man aud brother ALL
the places 10 tha iar of BY the way, il
don't seem 10 be such a dreadful place with
zero staring i'm the face. Wade 10 TURN
ER and cll0rz the c0ons
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n us AFfLiClrD WI 90 ~ A.
/ Crslk dec ,slis around yioint- enlarged and
4 = med; cnu'd not wax; pain was int nse, p.f-
1 niaIly & the aDge IA the weather; vas COZ
rnef 20 mg |. .: gave ~ al hopes 81 i'ingi
,-ei 6iie. Iodide Ammonia LIN mrnt d
Pf'is. Which RENE fes Z. siortd my hea.tb, Oh
r.r.ef the rniargeutuis end reninv' The pain
Mr. vfRG MAE BRADSHAW, stafford storr
Va Solo by dIuggisu Depot CkO"Dts a
tAfDWIS.
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the school fund should he drawing larger
inieres, than much Of It Is drawing now
our Legislators should examine this matter
oirtlally and Introduce u bill covering tho
eate
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Mrs SUSAN AHTHoNY complains in a
letter TO the Cincinnati Gazette of the
fearful parody on those lineam ents Of hers
which ,ime may siren sthen-not efface, 4"
r. rendered bv that paper in late wood
GU. We don't know anything about the
knotty face, but we know that susAN
vood-cuf a dgure in any galaxy. She
offers 10 send the editor correct photo
graph of herself, aud II the Gazette man
has well stocked nursery he will find il a
wonderful presefyer OF order in the imam
tile deparl merf.
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WEALTH does not wa,s bring happiness
or secure health. Mr.. DAuPHrS, president
OF the Louisiana Lottery company, very
wealthy man now and a most excellent cit.
iz4ni lost bis good wi c not very long ago,
aud he himself is 20 most wretched heal, h
now. How unludlled the dreams of the
ambitious youth OF twenty wears ago, who,
then wai,er at the restaurant tables
dreamed Of that SIMMER season of ease and
health aud plen that hope looks for.