The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-07
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for the government to outgrow the capacity
OF any or oil OF the public buildings nov

| for the government to outgrow the capacity
OF any or all OF the public buildings now
hsU. ,,,.r
| A short time since the prohibiiionists
met In national convention hero and
Masonry. the old psrties, etc.. with their
limited, smooth bore, six-ponnders, tbs
com peie artillery outfit OF the prohibition
| sts ~ Yet aud DOW another isaue 10 - have
national council % the same bnll lately
occupied by the "hmoricann p-ity. Miss
Susan u, Anthony nnd lilizabeih csdy
Stanton hold another Of thor many indlg'
nation mee'ings This veok and The papers
promise The most imposing array OF female
orators and woman suhragisis and the most
sweep piug broadsides against masculine in'
Justice and iyraany ever witnessed m ihis
city. Tho aged but ftill untorriiled leaders
have fought n good long fight with power.
fnl little encouragement bnt they say that
In this Instance they propose 10 beard the
tyrant In bis citaoel, TO literally storm
congress while 10 eeasion. Mis- Anthony
Phmbe Counns, OF Missouri; May Wright
Sewa,l Oi Indiana, who has VITA her nus
band established a classical school for girls.
with the view Of giving girls the same OPP
portunities for cduoAh0r enjoyed py boys,
aud Abigail ecott DnniwNY, editor OF che
New Northwest, Of POrtlsod, Oregon, are
alrendy At the Riggs house. Among ,he
ladies expected This week are Laura Dd-
Force Gordon, the female lawyer Of San
Francisco who proposes whilo here % sp-
DIV Tor admission 10 the Uniied states SUI
nreme court; Rev Phmbe Hsnaiord and
Florence Koliock, Of New jersey; Rev.
OLYMPIA Brown, oi Wiacnurui Hurret
shatluck, of Maiden, Mass, hue L rzle
Dryertaux Blake, Dr. Ciemcuoe brgiuf,
gard, oi Indiana. vi beth Boy on Har-
oert. of Chicago, end Li'.lsn WhiNng OF
Boston.
me railroads have demonstrated ia an
other very praciical manner me TACT hat
the government runs at their diosanoo.
In this last illustration IL is literally true
that he very ris'ng up nnd stiing doHn OF
the r1sernfneut Is Controllri ns niilway
ipse dixit. at IL o'clock vcttrrdnY ihe big
bal on the Navel oh9ery 1a' dropped
according 20 she stand i'H ue IJ.D ulefiuian
time. AS The gover"U'. of nric'al me
has Been alwsys rc. lated by he ball OF he
Navel observsiorJ tnr c1mpl, wet irv oi
ihe railway cal once be seen. C1r tfesl,
howeVer, baH Ec.l ruuning 0u st1udtrd
time ever since q met. huf congress 50 all
respects but tha proper one insi D)dy
enygaY. Jewelers. grd then Fho
until Yesterday ehidsn b. the Old
time because that was recognzfd gil time
and as a matter Of local pride also, yesier-
dav in most every casH set their time
pieces to correspond with tho new "rfll'
time The diecreparcr between cocks "a
the district, which hns hitherto CAUSE end.
less oaufusioo and heeu productive t is
feared, Of considerable profanity ~ she psrt
OF men who have missed ttaius, will 10
longer exist
Mr.. Arthur certainly doesn't feel thai
showing himself 20 the vulgar popr ,ce Is
ut oh necessary 10 the preparation Of his
boom-,t least, ha doesn't SEEM 10 care
much for tho Washington pablo He is
scarcely eyer seen by the general puzzle,
and it is said Is q greater utsy-at.home than.
any Of his predecessors VINO bad
no more to keep them in. IL
| is becoming n special luxury n get
y glimpse OF mis- eEcallenoy a. ell. and one
never sees or hears of him upon the sireeie.
| Au occasional vsiit TO the theatre. very
oc' ssional, and an occasonel auendsnce
| noon SOME slim official reception comprises
| bis running aoout. Perhaps ke 10 trying as
industrioublv and homes ly as he can 10 get
as far away as possible from the distinction
end manners of the ward politcisn--au.
other Prince Hal TO tho throne.