The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-09

sucide, and for reasons OF his own choosed
| the roundabout way OF laying upon gray
oil bed. whore the then rising waters shout
| oyertake and dash him over the falls. New.
| OF the mad freak was Brought TO the CAM
| and Nancy Jane rushed TO the rescue: but
before reaching Kelly the current swsmped
her aud ewept her over the falls. Perse-
yerlngly rgsalninR the bank, the indomita
| BILE girl again puts for Kelly, succeeds 10
lift him in her arms, and is jointly swepi
| over the falls Sgain, being caught oy dint
| OF tree purpoeely fallen 10 intercept them.
Advantsging upon her exalted position,
Mrs. Kelly was not slow Ia plan for her
own freedom. She prevailed upon the hos
tiles to join in. and on pretense OF deliver
ing her up, have the gates OF Fort Sully
opened 20 them, when they would be able
TO rush in aud massacre the commandi at
tho same time planned to have the fort APP
prised OF the ruge. by prevailing upon
Jumping Bear TO convey her letter TO the
commander, deceiving him into the belief
OF it's being essential to their own success.
Jumping Bear rode a famed stallion, him
self had captured, which struggling Sioux
psrcoivng, aud In consequence OF the dark
ness not recognizing the rider, surmising
the horse stolen, Let some arrows fly, one
taking effect upon Jumping Bear, who after
delivering tho letter dies. The commander
being prepared Of course the Indians were
entrspped and Mie. ke ly became restored
10 her fond husband, which Nancy Jane
perceivng, gosded her to despair and los
ing sill control, ends her lie. Apart from
the plot, and by far the greatest attraction,
10 the comic humor permeGiing throughout
the piece, and tyPifying western simpll city
idlomscy with surprising exac,itude."
The words OF this kind OF literary ability
upon tho scripture story OF the Passion"
may be imagined. Every act OF ION the
Yellowstone" ended in a volley OF pistol
shots ind bl.2g OF red fire which set the
audience OF deadheads q coughing. About
So 900 wero lost in keeping it upon the
stage for ten days, so that IL was quite
financial success as compared to the Pas
sion Play" which cost at leag 500 600 for
the theater. mounting and salaries. Poor
Judas Iscariot who was suing Morse for
hio salary last month, has preferred his
claims against the executors, and OF course
will ge. nothing.
HrLrING WORKING EEE.
1.-THE good that men do liy. s.L.T them"
hss been quoted this week by mauy persons
who have had occasion to recognize the wis
dom and generosity of the requests made
by the late Julius Hslgarten tor the benefit
OF working men. Among other requests
was money for free Sunday concerts OF the
very best mueic under Theodore Thomas
direction, the first concert having been
giYon to . crowded audience week ago
and another legacy has helped to start the
movement OF Felix Adler, the noted ma
terialist preacher, in favor OF building
model tanemente. Adler IL Jew, As wears
old, the son Of well known New York
rabbi. The young man promised so well that
fifteen years ago the congregation over
which his father presided sent him to
Europe to study and prepare to take his
fathers place. He came back, in 1873, =
confirmed materialist, and, having paid
back to the congregation the money ex-
pended upon him, organized this society
for ethical culture. His congregation now
meets on Sunday morning in CbicketDg
hall, and consists Of 600 Of the flower of
the Jewish people of New York, particu-
larry the young people. The orthodox Jews
are disturbed and huxiou9, but can make no
hesdwa against the new movement. The
society for ethical culture ba" always been
dis'ircnished for IT'S charities and it's
schools, and now ID is beginning this i'm
portant work OF inuucing rich men to build
descent homes for tho poor. Last Sunday
Adler said 81 sat next man ut a public
dinner when the conversation turned on q
strike Of loboring men then in progress.
Some men," he said, were born TO drink
champagne, and some to carry hods but
how can we look on With silent indlffsr-
cnce when we see the chances OF culture
shut off from thogreat majority OF people
.g thew are to-day ?"
New York ranges at an average OF from So
TO Sl4 per month. That is affixed quantity,
ana they cannot pay more than that be-
cause their wages will not permit II: The
higher the rate o! interest demanded by the
landlord the less the comforts furnished.
II the landlord must have ten or fifteen per
cent, this comforts must be miserably mad
equate. But II he content himself with
six per cent, the comforts will
BIO more abundant and more
satisfactory. The plan submitted
to our friends, aud Endorsed by them, pro-
yides for return of six per cent, OF which
the owner contents himself with three and
the other three is used as sinking fund for
the payment OF rent and the security OF
landlords and tenants in hard times. If
not so applied to be placed at interest with
A view to wipiug out the original cost of
the building. IL is urged that IL will be di!-
ficult to fad capitalists who will be philan-
thropic enough 10 lend their money at three
per cent. when they may get fifteen, but
what low estimate is this OF the capital
istic clase. Are they not men, then? Have
they not beating, human hearts? Do you
auppose men are made OF dirt? There are
churches In this city whose membership Is
so wealthy they could afford TO build whole
blocks Of tenement houses without assist
sncs. What great church corporation has
huilt tenement house for the Door? When
band OF radicals whom they do not shmit
to their fello wship, perhaps they wi be
ashamed. Perhaps the public finger OF
scorn which will be pointed at them will
awaken them from their lethargy."
A. T. STEWARDS MEMORY.
Perhaps IL A. +. Stewart had built lew
blocks of model tenements with $1,000 600
OF the $40. 900 600 or $50, 600, 900 he left be-
hind him, his bones would not now be wan
dering about the world In ruober bag, for
nothing ~ more certain than they have
n yer been found. BY the way, speaking OF
stewart, reminds me that his down. store, ut
CD am beers and Broadway, the pride OF the
city when IL was fist put up thirty years
ago, has, after seven years OF idlenets,
passed into the hands OF Hilton and been
fitted up ns an office building. The taxes !
during the last seven yesrs have been $780,
100 year upon the fiis. so that it il no Won :
der that Mrs Stewart got tired of IL and !
was glad 10 sell II to that willing Hilton, I,
who has relieved her OF 20 much OF the
estate oil his lste employer. Hilton soon ,
founda way to make it pay. Two stories .
we're added, msking 10 seven stories hieh;
* elevators were introduced, and II has
b en- fitted mp into fine Officer. The great
uptown retail drv goods business OF The
ate millionaire has dwi died into insignih.
.snca under another name, end now the
gholesae store goes out of the family loo.
QUEER MIN OF GOTHAM.