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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-14
A STARTLING PROPOSITION.

n otglNAAifp q
Ever since BRoTHEE JA,rER hes stated
that "the sun do move" civilization las
begun to brace itself against the shock OF
innovation.
Notwithstanding the declaration Of a phi.
losopher, who ranks the erudite JAsrER bv
several yesr7, Shat there was nothing new
under that selfsame sun, the world is per.
p~etually on the qui vive for come surprise
! th-t shall for the mort c. tickle the pslste OF
q morbid appetite.
The s~ubjoined extract is not htriotly
"Aew," but It is startling, TO say the
least:
"At O meeting Of tho Pennsylvania State
Medical society, on Tuendey last, Dr.. Lrrr'
MAN read C. paper on the adyissoili.y, pro.
prieiy, or widen of killing idiots, natural
monetrosities, or persons suffering intense
misery from difease. DIR. LITFMAE stated
that he had advanced his views on the sub
ljsc'. not because he was irrevocably cam
United to them, but because be de.
sired to ,g.dite debate on the subject,
| Unfortunately, other business inter!ered,
ana the debate was not extended. Never
theless, It was shown that there was
an inclination on the part Of many 10 agree
with DR.. LyFrMAs that within reasonable
bounds Il would be wise and justifiablc TO
rsmove from life the class of persons men.
toned"
Here we have a congress Of enlightened
physicl ans pleading the baby act Shades
OF Hippocratetl The medicine man Of Q
digger Indian village or the fetch a IN
African tribe are the peers and more than
the peers of any such scientists" for they
practice what they preach and live up to
their creed.
Some of No arguments adduced by the
introducer OF the resolution referred to are
unique ard possibly ingenious. He believes
that a person suffering with on inourable
mslsdy should be painlessly removed 10
save suffering TO himself and annoyance
to relatives; and that an idiot should b
smo thered. because he is not only danger
Gus. but 10 lower than the brute, not hsvirg
III. instinct with which nature has cnoow-
ed the brute"
Ifthis be the flower Of medical wisdom, IL
Is 10 truth the blossom Of q noxious weed.
There are yet those who cling 10 the CID
fashioned belief In the Immortality of the
soul, and can recognizes wen through al
glass darkly the imsee Of God, in the pres
ence Of the imbecIle. And there are yet
those who love their stricken NEE with an
affection that an awful sfllction only can
cherish. And there are martyrs to a daily
physical crucifxlon. who would srier
ten times their present psnes for sees TO
com rather than plunge into the muddy
Lsthe thst this "~servant" points out.
II medicine cannot alleviate the misery or
rnish tie intellect OF ADAMS unforiu-
mates. In The nsme Of decercy lat 1t stand
aside, and net attempt 10 thrusti its sc1lpsl
Into the faces Of orr upfer .unssss.
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Lot 1--Ohernise

Lot 1--Ohemise.
Plain, good quality Muslin Chemlsc at % cents
Lot 2.-Ohemise.
This lot T. ossoitoi OF several styles good mus.
w, trimmed In embroidery, o. 40 cents, worth
On cents.
Lot 3--Ohemise.
lisa wen trimmed and good quality ohemise,
at % cents, reoucod from 20 cents.
Lot A. Ohemise.
slavery pretty style, we'll trimmed ohomiso
at 70 cents, reduced from l 90.
Lot 5~--Chemise.
i composed Of lhree excellent styles Of chem
iqc, trimmed with hno embroidery at / O.. re.
duo2d fiom IS aud 80.
Lot 6--Ohemise.
Two styles Of fine muslin chomlfe, very noveI
and handsome lrimising, at l3j. reduced
rom ! s..
Lot T--Ohemise.
A fine quality sack chemise, trimmed In fine
medici lace AZ IS. reduced from 200.
a number Of additional styles of ohemlse IN
medium and fine goods have been marked
DOVE. They are all on our counters but cannot
be enumerated In our limited space.
Lot S--GOwns.
Full length, good muslin gown, trimmed with
embroidery and rum a, az IS cents worth IS cents.
Lot 9--Gowns.
Extra quality muslin, trimmed In cluster tuckt
ana RULES, % csAis, reduced from 50 cents.
Lot 1O--GoWnS.
Good muslin. trimmed, four rows embroidery
aud SIX clusters OF tlcks. At 20 cents, worth / 90
Lot 11--Gowns.
Extra quality muslin. deliberately trimmed,
at ] vs.. worth l 60.
Lot / Gowns.
Superior quality Of muslin and trimming. al
| %, worth ! 60.
Lot 13--Gowns.
Two styles, one has trimmed yoke front and
back aud the other has very elaborate from
trimming. at 35. worth IS.
Lot l4--GoWne.
A very %renteel, well made and we'll tlrmued
gown, worIh so.
Lot 15.-Gowns.
An entirely new styled trimmlng-an excel.
leat gown al ! %. worth 2 50.
A number Of other styles in gowns win also bp
oIeredi every one OF which will be priced M
much baloW iofner figures. and less than they
VIII he sod Tor aglin ihia season.
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Tho Penn Bank.

P%iTrsBUEG. Pa, June l3.-A hearing wa
had this morning Of the case OF Thoma'
Watson, the Gil broker, and Cashier Richer
charged with conspiring 20 deirsud the
Penn bhpk. President Riddle was iniici-
ed on Information, but waived bearing anc
gave bail for appearance IN court. The tet-
timoDy Is mainly a repetition Of facts oil
ready published, hut tended TO show Rid
ollie, Watson Asd Richer were associated in
oil specuiatione, nnd the over drafts of fc'
titious firms represented their Transaction
Ga oil One Of the ictisious accounts open
ed with an over draft Of 1925 coo aud Of the
Glove the bank was over S400,0 900 overdrawn,
Thomas J. Watson's individual account
was made BY the direction OF President
Riddle. Richer wss oognizaut OF the con.
dition OF accounts. The testimony for the
defense will be heard next Friday.
Assignee Werner stated be was getting me
affairs OF the bank in shape and now
thought instead Of paying 2 cents 1t will pay
rs cents on the dollar.
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Gloomy Crop Outlook in California.

SAN Francisco, June l3.-Heagy rains
for the nast week have inflicted great dam.
,re ~ crnrq. Although June raina are moi
unusual, never daring my year since loot
have thew been so heavy 40 this.
Tho sirnal service bureau OF thia city
reports the greatest fail in June for
tnirty-four veers, l.02 at Sacramento,
which 10 a better indicative point for the
whole state, the highest rain fall for the
same month for same pEriod was lilo.
From the first OF the present month up 10
noon to-day 237 inches have
fallep, more than twice The
quantity Tor 0uv preceding entire
month Of June. Reports were received so.
day from fifteen different localities. an
nounciug the hay crop almost completely
destroyed. Wheat and barley are eeriou-iy
Toured. Tho losses IN some sociiouS are
estimated as high as 10 per cent. OF the estl-
mates OF two weeks ago. Edwin i. Smith,
secrelary Of the state board OF agriculture
IN a Communication To the Association
Press to.uEv says: The expense oil spread
iug and caring Tor damaQed hay viii BE-
very great, while that portion which can
be saved will be reduced At least GO per
cent. In qualify. The lodgings o! gram
will materially effect the Weld;
20 what extent Impossible 10 determine
Should this weather continue much
longer the present losses will be largely in-
creased, whereas \ few DAYS of cool, windy
weather would greatly remedy the eyl.
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.Lot

LOT l0--SklrtS,
Good quality muslin, deep combination rude
aud tuoks, 20 cents
Lot lG--Skirts.
Sam quality, two deep cambria runlea and
lucas, % cents.
Lot ESS--Skirts.
I Two siy 'os trimmed with heavy clusters of
''ueks aud embroidery, atGj cents worth s. cents.
Lot 19--Skirts.
Two styles embroidered male and inserting
with tucis, at % cents, reduced from %.
Lot 2O--Skirts.
Same style as last lot, finer qualify OF muslin
and embroidery, a. 20, reduced fiom l &c.
Lot 21--Skirts.
Trimmed in deep double embroidered ruales
and double tulles trimmed with 'torchon lace,
At rs, reduced from 2 80.
Lot 22--SkirtS.
Two styles Of skirts trla,med In nno deep EN-.
Ibr0idery. VI . 10. reduced from 1875.
Many other attractive lots IN skirts the prices
d which will be found less lhan The material can
DC bought for.
Lot 23--DrAwers.
Trimmed with crochet edge and tucks, at
Lot 24--Drawers.
Trimmed with embroidery, ranlo and tucls.
10 cents, worth 60 cents.
Lot 26--DraWers.
Inserting OF embroidery and tucks edged With
embroidery, worth 30 cents.
Lot 56--Drawers.
This lot consists of odd pairs OF a number
of different lots at rs cents, most OF them
are worth l 81.
Lot - 7, Drawers. y,
Very hne quality muslin. two RULES OF fine
embroidery, at l 0J, worth 40.
Lot .S$, Drawers.
Fine quality inserting and ruGie OF embroide.
~, ut l so, worth 20.
Lot 29s Correct Cover.
Cambria cor etcoyor. high neck. edged with
fine embroidery. 10 cents, worth rs cents.
Lot 80, Corset Covers.
Three stlyes OF hne cambria corset covers
trimmed with lue embroidery, at so cents
worth 90.
Lot :SI, Corset Covers.
An elegant quality OF oambrlc corset cover
high neck, wol trimmed, at ! %. worth so.
Lot :S2, Corset Covers.
Three handsome styles Of high neck corset
covers trlmed Ia lace aud embroidery, at 1 50,
worth 215
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DETROIT, MICH, June 13.-The steamer
Pearl mistook the lights at White Rock,
Lake Huron, last night, and ran on the
rocks, where che nov lies In q ~9eriloue con.
dition. Her cargo has been j~ettisoned. IL
IL feared she will prove q total wreck. Tugs
have gone 10 her rescue.
The wife cfGeoree Wilson, who murdered
Policeman Billiard, OF this city, died OF .
broken hesrt Wednesday at the home OF
iD Orfarfa.
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WHhTEvFE may be said derogatory 10 the
GOULD system of roads in Texaa, the people
of this state should feel grateful t. thc
management, for The excursions TO Texa.
they are inaugursling from the north. They
a,e doing more to advertise ard build up
this state than ell otherinildencss combined.
so long as they keep in charge Of these
euterDrites such elegant gentlemen as On
ENNIs. JoHE b. FRAwLEY and JoHS How.
ARD, they will provo u success.
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A PRIVATE itttII rom Aidland states that
ALLEN d Co. sold $500 worth Of lumber the
first day they opened. Alarge store.house
and livery stable will be erected at once
and n party will put In a stock OF horses
aud hufgiep, Cochran q PALMER have
opened their stock Of drugs and stationery.
This would indicate that Midland is forging
ahead, and when n few more bufinesl
houses are established there, It will become
an important point on the line Of the rail
road.
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enoed by correct motives. Forthese roaions
W now see many lifelong republicans re-
pudialing BLAINE and LooAH, the irst for
his oorfuplious in political stations and tie
latter beoiuie Of his hatred for, nud prsIu-
dloel ngainsi good and loyal %oltissua who
do not bend their knees 10 LoGAg, The
Germans have always maintained n repu'
tation for honesty Of purpose and their re-
ppdiation Of BLAINE Il one Of the strongest
arguments that could b. ndduced Tor his
uuhtues s for The highest onlso Ia the gov
eminent, or IN fact IN the world.
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Statistics were presented showing the con.
diiion NJ tho nail trade. Present oari
prices were affirmed. A telegram was re-
esiysd from J d Weeks, president oI the
Western Nail association, Ut Piitahurg, an,
nounolng Suspension Tor two weeks hnd
anticipating tutpcnsion for three monih a
OF western mills. rhe stock on hand was
fepoIied lIlhi. demard good.
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If UEcLE DANIEL 10 anything be is n 70.
iormer. He low suggests that tho Office Of
iautenant.Povernor is one that ought TO be
polished, and the senate could elect its
" presiding officer. How would it do TO
lei the legislature elect The governor? Ii
would save a great deal Of wire-pulling in
conventions, besides ell the meanness
charged upon the candidates would remain
uuexposed. Garry your reforms to the
full extent, Mr.. AGE.
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n1Isccllnnoous Foreign Ncws


WON by FIVE Lengths,
LONDON, June l3.-rhe race for the
| Hardgicke stakes, AT Ascot, was WOE by
rristsag Waterford, eec0nd; Hbrvester
third. Tristan won by five lengths.
rNCITRD OVER TIRE LIBERAL BEFEAT.
BBussELs. jane 13.-EK'itenent result.
Ing from the liberal defeat Tuesday, con
tinues. The streets last night were throngsc
with turbulent crowds. Toe oolics die.
| uersed them Further riotlup IL expected
Sunday. Probably he senate, whore the
liberals have . email majority, viii be dis
solved.
TTcHBnRYR CLAIMANT.
LONDON, June - The TichOorna Claim q.
ant Will be released on ticket OF leave.
THR PAUL CT DERDER
CAiRo, Jane 10 -0Digion hsra favora the
theory OF the massacre Of Berber.
~LArDERE ~coEsFRED.
LONDON, June l3 -Iudiguation has been
caused in financial circles BIZ incidents lust
come 10 light. Raphael & Sons, brokers OF
his city, cabled 10 Won Hoffman Il Co.
bankers. New York. rejecting on the Lon.
don credit OF the American banking house
Of Morton, Rosa & o., II which Morton.
Bliss & Co, are New York correspondents.
Morton. Bliss & Co. called Raphael 10 &C.
count. The latter gave the aggrieved
bankers satisfaction, and withdreE all re-
hections on their credit. He declared he
was misinformed. This morning the stock
brokers Missed Rsphael rs he entered the
exchange Tor circulating the SANDER.
THE ALEXANDRIA LATE.
LONDON, June, 13.-The race Tor the Al
andria plate was won by Carrie Roy;
Faueh-s-bailaeh, second; Donald, third.
Only these STARTED.
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THE cOntfoc.a Tor supplies TO be delivered
at the government 'o-tl have Just been
awardsi. Lass year MEssns. W. @ HOWARD
q O., Of this city, were the heaviest con
trRo ors. Th's year they we're only sue
csssful in securing the corn aud OATS con-.
traci for MeY,r's Springs
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LAMrAsAs was particularly fortunate at
Tho Fort Worth convention. She only hsd
two delegates, Mr.. THOMAS w. GRIFriN
aad HENKY ExALL. The latter was chosen
district delegate TO Chicago ana the former
selected as assistant secretary by the COM
mitteo on permanent organization. Mr..
ExALL formerly lived at Grapevine, Mr.
GRIFFIN is irom east Texas ana represents
the HERALD In Lampasas. We are glad
the convention honorsd two men who were
Sd worthy offhe distinction.
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IT Is tLid The cattle men have secured
merry all the wa cred lands 10 the west
either By purchase or lesss, ard had them
fenced, 20 they are tree TO no one but them
selves. Nov they want, all the dry lands
made ifee grats, as they can not become
available to tmall stock men. Free grass
is a cato trick, equal TO the sharpest ever
perpstraied by o dowu-tast Yankee.
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NoET S's lsTFLLtoENczE IL Publishing ?
serial, ontill i The Convention. II Is the
same published by other papers weeks ago,
and embrscos the ncts and dolnss OF the 70.
publican convention. /. sj1st such read.
ing as the readers Of that journal wan in
broken dosra.
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FRrE grass on the school land means not
only 3 destruction OF the school fuHd, but
n Destruction Of properly values in The
west. II Is in the interest ouly Of those
who rove around with stock and pay nc
taxes and contribute nothing 20 the ma
terisl or social iniere. Of the itAie. 1t lie
On urjust ard ubiquitous tax on the bone
and siuow Of the land.
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THE Aiheniar say he oditor OF the Ty
Ter Courier ought to make his appearance
at the Worlds exposition as a Texas pro.
duction. A good ides, Tor they will want
something GREEN there during the winter.
He is not for GINS.
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THx first number OF the Texas Cow Boz
is on our tabs. It 10 a well.printed eight
page paper, devoted TO the cattle interests
of the state, and VIII 10 doubt prove a val
liable aux liirY TO tllt branch Of business In
Texls. The HFR4LD wishes Il SUCCESS.
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AMr EXAMINATION.

A. the ame request OF many who
have been unable 10 attend, rs we'll NJ many
who desire 10 have another opportunity oil
inspecting the work, Mira. Capwell has con-
scented 10 keep her tudio open 10 day. The
paintings exhibited are well worth n visit,
a q the class deserves great credit Tor itH
fap.d ahYhuoomnnt.
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BEEcnER announces his intention not to
support BLAINE. lie says he will vote the
democratic ticket, and Is NOT in favor of q
ihiTd parry. Il 81, Pc Tclconci ito the
rank Of the democracy. "Whlle the lamp
holde on 20 burn the yilest sinner may re.
turn
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THE Houston Age says the republican
convention has nominated the most bill
liant rogue In their party for the head o
their ticket; and tbs most malignant dog
Ia the parry for the tail OF their ticket.
Now let the demoorscyp profit by tho bad
Indictment OF the republicans.
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Tuv Gszetto bv It's attacks on G1pp, ba,

THE Gazette by its attacks on GIDBs has
r%ejuveuated his boom. They sail into him
is the apostle OF q revenue from the school
lands by means of q lease sy stem. For
every lick they hithim the people giys i i'm
two white marks, and before their war on
him ia over, the Gazstte will have INSIDE
him ever stronger. This IS one instance in
which GIBBS might afford 10 love his enc
oniea
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Trouble Expected.

CoNNHLLsyILLE, PA. June 10 A hun.
dred aud fifty Irish and English miners
employed by II. o. Frick & Co.'s coke
works, threw down their picks yesterday
aud refused 20 work because the hrm had
engaged seven Hungarian miners. The
company threatened 10 disohnrge the
strikers, and trouble rs expected.
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The Decatur Post says much learning or
the i~ree.grsss question has run the Fort
Worth Gazette mad, but it didn't inform
its readers how many iurlorgs it had to
travel To 'o-o reaching the goal.
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Ar Paper. p]IscontInuea At the Expiration

Lool at the printed label on your paper. The
dsto then on shows when the subscription eS
pir,s. Toward he money in ample time fol
rcnewal, & yen de,i Ire uuOrokcn hlcs. as We can
not AWAY furnish back number.
Subscriber desiring ne adde's OF their paper
changed viii plcDc sialc IN their commun.oa'
fion ILih Tho Oh nd now allrnag
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The ChicePo Coz v%ention, mixed as II was
with whites ana blacks, reminded outsiders
Of tho description given Of Colosne, which
was said to have seventy well defined sme.lt
and several Gtinks.
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co,,.,,.,n,usngeA Accented

Bnr ~, June 13.-rhe challenge az Pste'
II. COniev for y five-miie race Tor $1,000 .
side has been accept d BY seemer. OF Ptt :
Point.
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THK two mosi powerful republicans in
rexss to-day are CUsEY, Of Galvestop, and
CAPITALS GsoEeK HAWKINS, OF Dallas.
0soHeE says Trey hold the republican
party In their pockets, and the c,lored
lblks are TO have some Of the big offices.
says II he lie made United States mar
shsl he will jast say. go 'wsy, white folks,
Gon't you come . nigh me-"
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TsERr Is no doubt that the masses Of the
peopis Of al parties are honest and rstri-
osio. add their political actions are inH1-
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SATURDAY., jun ~, 1884.
INDICATIONS.

For tho Western Gulf stltes' Generally fair
washable WIGS, generally frcm east 10 south;
slight change IN ttmpcmture,
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THE WEATHER

GALVESTON. June 13.-Foilovlng Is the
weather report for the cotton belt furnish
ed by the United States signal service, act.
I'M In conjunction with the railyays.
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II The largest hu1 Chea eat newspaper In the
State, and g. now offered no the following 10
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BuspsBon Uss, Pa. Jass Is-rne a.
IA TIC SAFES S41 association met to-day
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10onrxo the last vovsee Of the North Ger
- Lloyd steamer Elder. from New York
Dconen, MnE. Mrssrs HACK On WAR
\orrsnised . c,ncer Tor the benefit OF
rsr,' Home 81 Bremerhsvs7, which
Dvor 2 COO marks. Among the pre-
posrons oft concert we're Mr.
\A<scn. IN, Of New York: On
snkn, f,rmsrly German vice
Teri. and now contul AZ
,. b. ~ecHLnsse, Ger
go Dzliss lovers Of
~ Mns- HAucK 90
~ svssiIy her
eusie Of the
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vroe of Postage TO all Parts of the United
States and Cnnnda
Remit by drafl on Dallas, p~ostofioe money or
Ger or rCgl tered letter. II sent otherwise, we
VIII moi DO fCsrousih'e fr ~miscRrdages. Adj
dpss THE HERALD, Dallas, Texas.
Specimen copies sent iieo on application.
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THE following mysterious article Is an
editorial treyity from iko Austin Capitol.
IL Is above the comprehensive n ordinary
moral. and 20 respectfully referred TO the
sare T5ruahl Of The Gazette. l. reads thuu-
ly: You may have noticed that the keeper
of ouimfls makes o liberal distribution o.
grass 10 the elephant 90 feed time. The
elephant IS foid Of e-srs, beclule it's both
n uliitous and dowDy, mud The lees Il o'sts
the more its appreciated. The Wolfe Ele.
phlut has a natural hanEerlHg ior erase,
ard his recent playful kindressea TO the
tree grass nlmoncr ond his forage sergeauts,
clearly develops n longing for a fo0 bed
10 lie upon aGer ii8 "dlful ieyer' In Austin
10 over.
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THE best speeches Of the For, Worth con
y%onticn were those delivered by CoLoEEI
GEsnoE w. SMITH, uow Of Colorado, but
formerly OF Terrell, and q, one time chair
man ofthe democratic state executive com.
mittee, and by COLONEL CnLToN. Nm
81 TN held he convention aud at oonolu-
sIol vas greeted b. d storm OF applause
only surpassed by that which followed tbs
announcement oiMR. TfLDrs'sufme. CoLo-
NH CHiLTog was the mas who brought or
der out Of chaos Ia bic speech nt the night
session. When all other efforts hal failed
ard when all was confusion, he secured
recognition by The chair, pnd hia burning
e.oquoroa and pointed expression az ono,
galGed him the ear O. the convention.