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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

AT SYRACUSE NEW YORK.
SYRACUSE, n v. Oct. 10. The dry
goods store of u. Mccarthy II Co., was
damaged by fire to the extent of $4,000
early this morning. Fully insured.
ACHUGCH pAMAGl y.
CHICAGO, Oct. l0.-The Third Freshly
terrain church on Ashland avenue, one
of the first churches IN this city burned
this forenoon. The structure was valued
az $4,000; loss fully $jO,0O0; fIlly in
Surcd.
LAlER.-Thr loss will reach fully $751;
Hn. The value of IN church, together
with The furniture, was 500, %; insur-
nee, S9o,dOn The lire is supposed to
have originated i'm the organ loft, and
was due IN the clrricSSnesS Of the
smoker. The church was fine stIuc-
turr, completed about three years ago,
and possessing very Expensive organ,
which is completely consumed. A pur-
ton of the walls Of the church only are
lett.
STrLr LATER The lnsS it is now known
viii reach $4,000. The fire was caused
by the explosion of II timers lamp, a
number of WOrkmcn having been en-
ploYed repairing the roof of the church.
Included in the general loss. was Il sun
day school library Of 600 volumes.
SPICE MILLS FIR.
NEW YORK, Oct lO.-A fire in the spice
mills of Packard Il James in brooklyn,
caused $l0,0OO damages; insured.
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THE PuLPlTINTAs CAMPAIGN.

II there Is anything that injurcs the
cause OF religion aud draws contempt Of
the public upon morality and christian
professions, II Is the alliance OF politics
and religions 10 drag the holy princi.
pies of CiR srinto political channels and
mix them up indiscriminatoly with the
sums of politics, IN not only sacrilepe,
but the most indecent aud iniutlous
course that could be pursued. A minis.
Ter OF the gospel who will usc his pulpit
IA stump and desert his Master tn
champion the cause of somo political
scalawag, Is too low for notice.
BEEciIER is out for CT VgLANp, but
his talks are made outside hls church
and pulpit lie docs not draw his con-
-convregation together sun law to hear
ChRIsr preached aud then outrage senti-
mont and decency 10y preaching CLgvg-
L,Nn.
In Chicago, however, the case is differ.
ent. The Congregational ministers there
determined that the country ought not
u support 80 immoral n man as CLRvg.
land and oulogized a far darker char.
acter, Such men have no more concep.
ton of character or decency or morality
than a lot OF guttor-snipes. A half dozen
OF these preachers, according to the
Times, made their pulpits last sunday
In Chicago political stumps, II IL this
repeated action on the part ~ ierub-
llcan preachers north tha. is bridging
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

Ii is said now that in the event Of his
defeat, J ,MGS G. BLAINE will take up
his residence in Fort Worth. He "would
be no deadhead" there, if he could COM
pete with other residents of that city,
who have been initiated into the mys-
terie| of casting an anchor to the wind
ward. He will find, however, that he
will be compelled to operate as a mom-
Der o. some kind OF an Investment COM
pany, limited. His Investments may
not DO as animated IA were those he
made in Kentucky in 1850 and not an
child-like and bland, but they win un-
doubleday be pregnant with thrift and
wealth and growing accumul tons.
Yes, let him take up his homo in the
Fort.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11
THE BEAUTIES OF PROTECTION

THE BEAUTIES OF PROTECTION.
MIR. RLAtN IL working the protcc-
ton dodge in his magnetic circuit, for
all 1t Is worth. lIo dwcls clnqucntlv
and at length upon the claims upon
labor that protection RICH fully enjoys,
aud insists that the success of the De-
morracy would moan low prices for pro-
duce, pauper labor, closed mills aud
generally n sagnation of business.
How the facts put him down!
In Massachusetts aud Pennsylvania
to-day, see the thousands of working
men thrown out of employment, hy the
closing Of tho mills. In Ohio see the
same thing. And yet the Ropuh-
llcan party is in power and war
tariiI still ext Is To accomplish such re-.
suits rs 1t can. Why Ia business not ac-
tive and the fac cries prosperous? they
have all the protection any "inrunt" or
lnllgrown industry could ask, and vet
they lnnguiSh while labor IL starving in
manufacturing centers.
Again, what kind of market has the
Agricultural? Itisa boast or tho pro-
tertlonist that free trade would moan a
destruction of a magnificent homo iuar-
kct. What does this home market mean
now@ Why, simply - cents instead of
81 per huShel for wheat and correspnnd-
| ingly low prices for all otlCr products.
II must bo glorious system indcol
that viii Keep woolou aud cotton goods
100 per cent. higher than thov can b,
bought in other markets, aud vet pay
only 80 cents huShcl for wheat aud
corn, the staples Of lie, and daily throw
out Of cmployment 5000 to 10000 men
What protection What II magnih.
cent home market it must Afford
hut then again, as matter of fact,
two-thirds Of our agricultural and other
products go abroad. ON scale Of 81,
the home market iS only worth 81, per
cent. to the producer, and vet those Re.
publican demagoguos insist that to re-.
form the tarifi burdens would bo to ut.
torly destroy the market for American
products
1t may take time to properly cdu,
cate the general public on these ques
tons, but the facts aud f,laries are 81
apparent that it seems ridiculous that
any man of ordinary Intelligence should
be deceive While tho tariff is 10y n,
means the controlling issue In this cam
paign, It will be well enough to watch
and refute such ilim'y, silly, absurd ar
guments of their opponents IN cited
above.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

A PARTY signing himself JoHN MAYE1
writes the Chicago Inter-Ocean from
Pilot Point, Texas, "that the colored pco-
pie will nearly all vote for BLAINE aud
LOGAN, not prevented by intimidl-
ton" If Nix. MAyEs resides in Texas
he Is not "A credit to the state. No Just
and true man would send cut such false
aud malicious insinuationS against the
people OF state in which no resides.
40 one can DO found who has lived in
Texas for the last few years, no matter
TO what party ho may belong, but wni
brand any man lalsilicr who asserts
that any Intimidation is ever attempted
at any election in reNus. It is just such
men rs this man MhYES who uiurc the
good name OF roNlS abroad.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

SAN AMI NIo, Oct. 10 Special, A
telephone message was received al po-
lice headquarters Tonight ouquiring
how many loaisWerc found in the pistol
taken from the person of Frederick
Slmuh the cunVlct who escaped from
The CHstrovillo Jail u week ago, aud was
captured hero after % desperate struggle
WIN the officers, as wired tho UEHALp.
a FELLOW prisoner uauod john Clark
escaped with him aud had
not been apprchcnded. To-day
Vlork's dead body was found about nv,
milrs from Cu-trnyllc, i'm the direction
of san Aptouip. lie WIS shot through
the head the ball entering behind thp
ltit cur aud coming ont pbov. the RIGHT
eyebrow. 10 Is supposed that tho dies
prrat' .rouudrul iuhis company muir
rfrd him in ur tCr lu lesson ihn chance,
or 'Hpure, nud also G., gain possession
ut e'mu jail breaking tools which CLAM
haH. Ihr officers lere state that when
captured one chamber uc Simuu's pistol
was empty.
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BuCkn,rs Body Found.

JACKSON LII, FL :, Oct. lO.--A dis
patch from Cedar Keys to the Times
Union says: The body Of
j. A. Brckner, editor Of the
Gulf Coast Herald, at Tarpon Springs,
was found in the BAYOU between An
rlote and Tarpon Springs, Tuesday.
Deceased had difficulty with a woman
who passed as his wife, and
whipped her. Sunday size fled
with a negro. lBugRner followed
in pursuit. They passed out of sight
around the point and the next seen of
Huckner was Tuesday, when his body
was found as above.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

THE Houston Journal SAYS "the Merid-
ian Blade has attacked the Dallas II FIR
AID, it is said, with its little dixit, and
If the H'ARL doesn't don it's alligator
skin mighty quick there will not DO loft
enough of 1t to patch tho moccaslns b,
the Comanche Chief" Now the article
referred to in the Blade has escaped the
notice of the Herald, but il the genial
editor Of the journal will take up club
and hit tho Blade man a "sockdolager"
over the head he shah be provided with
more beer champagne is too oxpensive)
than he ever hid nnler his shirt bosom,
provided he comes to Dallas, where Il
good, big schooner only costs five cents.
Come up here, professor, and make us
all happy for week or two.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11
SATURDAY, OCro8EN II, 1894.


VBeY few persons in this city know
hat Nix. NYM Moron is poet. His
Attest appears in the intelligencer Of last
Wednesday, and IL entitled, "Mary Hal
pms Story" IL depicts NyM's talent,
Ills romance, his "iancy flights" and
mis- deep emotions. The judge ought to
De proud of that boy.
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A linIirnn.i.r ~,

lt"h'it' Oct 10. - Special Pat
NV',en was knocked of the railroad
track about half mile east of here bv
p pmi train No. ai, thus afcrnoon.
~, n,,",,SvrolslN injured. Tie was
"a Iisr, ~ '"WMh and attended hy ur. W.
o,,. i' ,',.. lle wass'tting On the track.
ana was probably Intoxicated. wv - avn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

sun and snapped the cap of the second
barrel. He then threw down his gun
and picked up n cluh, when Mr.. Thomas
picked up the gun, anu having caps in
his pocket, rccapped the Gun, and as the
negro advanced on him, shot him
fatally. On the inquest and preliminary
trial, Mr.. Thomas was exhonerated from
all blame,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

TnE BRENNAN Banner says ait was the
'ailroads that made Fort Worth what
he is; without them there would be no
own" The Banner has put its foot in
It now. The organs say II WAS free grass
that built up Dallas and other smaller
md Important towns west of it. That
'aper has now let loose the dogs Of
.yah
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Allrved HIur,lsror. C.r,,t

EVANsViLLH, INp,, Oct. TO- Specials
TO the Evening Public, rrom Troy. In.
diana, report the arrest ~ the husband
ant two sons or Mrs. Henderson. v bn.o
hnuy was found Wednesday m "A els.
utn, uor'pitAted, and tho head hidden
W. tne pushes GreRt excitement pre-.
, N"i'S w troy INnching was attempted
again Tonight. Wv
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Dcmanainr ,h,rii,

PETERSBURG, VA, oct 10. Tho dcsti-
'n'o condition oftho cotton factory oper.
atiVes thrown out OF employment slS
weeks by he shuttng down OF NH ,ott,n
lnllls IN the city cnlists the svmnathy
vI lho entire country. Tn.nipht ira
NeadcmN of Music was crowded st n
nentnt performance. Tho closing OF thr
Ull'Is IL que toovCr production,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

HNNR lrrA,Oct. 10. Special Frank
Manly : examining trial for the ahduc.
ton of Salio Barton, is now progressing
hero. Tho courthouse is crowded and
great excitement prevails. There is
-lrnng talk of lNnrhiuu Manly, aud tho
sheriff with number ut guards are sta
toned al the jail Tonight Ia guard
Manly. lie 's u rough character and
lhe girl ~ young and pretty. Ifa hroak
Is linde the sheriff is determined 10 pro-
tect the prisoner.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

Tue Corsicana Daily Courier PAYS the
HERALD the following pleasing COM
pliment, which is much appreciated:
without doubt tho best paying news
paper enterprise in Texas is tho Dallas
HERALD. Its large circulation always
gives 1t = healthy advertising patronage,
and its natural facilities for an early
distribution place it in the hands Of the
people in Northern, Eastern and Central
Texas many hours in advance Of its
more formidable competitors. While
other dailies are being tossed about on
the waves Of adversely, the HERALD So
renely keeps her course, steering clear
ofbreakers and majestically riding out
the storm. Newspaper success is big
thing, rarely attained, and we are proud
of the HERiLD and its achievements"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

A YOUNG miss, writing for the Airing
ION World, expresses thanks for tho mar
row escape she made in not being a hoy.
There are probably moro than hum
lred thousand young bucks around Ar
iington, who are glad that she wears cor
sets. She will probablydo well, marry
after "A while, fry bacon, make corn
dodgers, aud do the cooking for some
elbow, whose parents were "poor white
rash" and do his washing, Life is a
romance
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

The Fort Worth Mail informs the
PEOPLE at Brownwood that it will COM
plete railroad tn iniersect with the
Central road before II builds the Fort
Worth and Rio Grande railroad. II was
thought the Mail would huld the latter
road NJ once, but as il advances all the
money required it should have the
light TO give preference TO it's favorite
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A nnh bon nlsrnr.-nh

NEW HANE', CoNNp oct lO.-In de-
moliShiug an old mildiug ON top OF
East Rock, workmou found several un.
foreground passages, several feet long.
eileen feet high aud three feet wide.
which led tp the suhtcrlnc,u ynult.
several counterfeit silver pieces and
hfokeu die were found. Milton j.
stewart the last occupant, disclaims
any knowledge NJ the matter. The
n,Wr ms an unsnynrv reputation.
Murder Wld various crimes have been
committed there
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

pENis"N, Oct, TO- Special. passcn-
ger train No. l5i, on tho Missouri Ia
ciic, Including engine and coaches. WA
wrecked near noayrr, about o'clocl.
'hiS wnrnlnE, 40 one was hurt.
q, \ collision occurred last night, about
"'io,N' h'Ar Aubrey, caused hv the
second section ofa stool. trnin ruIrin,,
into tho first section, vrcrkino L"iL
trains md killing James ruly. a stock
man, ANA iuluriug two others, and also
killing number ofcntlle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

PirrsnrRG, Oct. 10. Leo Briynl o,,d
.ni' 'een' was arrested in Allegheny city
TINS morning, for maliciously dest,oy.
ing the sight OF both ewes OF Drr,i.
hlaok, u lutte girl only four vears old
ny 'nrnwlng mortar into her arn. ia
S,Nu serlnu>lN burned two other chill
u,vn' No cause il assigned for tho
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MoreIrnrr.,n,iinr

Nol'"Nho CRY, Oct To- Special
Ne"s was received in the ciN, This
y, na. mat eighty miles OF wirr 4 nrc
M,"nnit nall" county, the property-or The
nesdaY nIghl. '' WV Wv Neu-
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THE Denison Herald News says "NoR-
RON il politically and financially honest,
md would never steal a nickel" 1t was
dways a mystery why the judge was re-
moved from the Office of United States
marshal, hut this explains il. He hasn't
he proclivi,ies Of federal oiliceholders.
# the Judge had "cast an anchor TO the
windwnrd" he would still he feeding on
government pap. lie will probably die
young, for death loves shining mark.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

sViFnuR SPRINGS, Oct. Special,
Mr.. win Thomas. quiet vo,,n,,
'"f'ner near town, was assaulted with
, ~ intent hv q younr ne..ro
Ihv negro aied one barrel OF his Moi.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

lris said there are more people get
ing ON the cars now AZ Fort Worth than
over before known in the history of that
'ity. II il further said several Of the
most Important business houses Of that
place, while gambling was the chief
source ol profits, are now advertised
'lor rent" But when one If the knights
Of the uimble-rng'r dcpar,s from there
another AZ bright and as shining comes
on. Tho Fort ia a daisy highly odori-
ferons.
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Tho CanuoL. VIII n. rh,..,

WASHINGTON, Oct. iO.-'rhc Canadian
pos'onlce department will take part In
, he exhibit uf postal appliances a, mn,
AeN unsan3 hspusllion. ~ ''''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

NoRroN's Intelligencor is indignant
because the Republican electors do not
canvass this state, aud ntimales that it
was II part of The programme Of the
WASH JONES men 10 ignore BLAINE
and LoGAy. IL asks: "Aro tho electors
so covered with shame at the dirty
course pursued by their leaders that
they will not appear in public as adyo-
Gates for the Republican causc?" II
looks that way and in fact, no one can
blame thom for being ashamed Of
BlAINF.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

CousTCANA, Oct TO- Special. Mo
Clarity, who was shot Yesterday, il still
alive with hope of possible recovery.
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lr Is very doubtful il the grass pucs-
ton will lose five hundred votes to the
Democracy in the west. The people
there see that II would ho "A farce to
support JOINS, who, even IL there was a
chance for his election, would have no
earthly influence with the legislature
to have tho lease.liw modified or ro
pealod. Then they begin to realize that
the gang backing JoNEs would increase
taxes aud squander the public money.
They feel rs SENATOR GINS said: at
is degrading to, aud beneath the dignity
OF, American citizenship to ackrowl-
edge that any one man is so much
greater than the mass of the people that
he can make his own platform aud re-
quire the people to stand ON it. This il
reversing the political rule of century,
and 1t Is only BurLER and W sn JoNEs
who have thus struck at the foundation
OF our Republican installations"
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w. l.. HALL, president ol the Texas
Press association, has cllltd meeting
of the executive committee Of the asso-
citation for November ~, at Dallas, To
consider the tine of the next annual
meeting and the excursion 10 New Or
leans. IL seems that large number of
tho press have expressed a desire to
have the meeting at Galveston at an
earlier date than heretofore, so that the
excursion could be made after adjourn
ment to the exposition at Nnw Orleans.
In order that there may he a fullcxpros-
sion In this matter, II would ho well Tor
members ia each district to confer With
their member or tho executive commit
tee or write the president vt Dallas, so
the matter could ho acted upon by the
committee advisclly.
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The Galveston Civilian makes seriou,
charges against some of the papers Of
that city, and which are not compli-
mentary to some Of the cotton men OF
that city. IL says: "If reports current
to-day be true, journalism In Galveston
in the case of two papers has reached
stage of the lowest degradation. ono
IL said Ia seek cards of announcement of
candidates, aud IN case of refusal, TO
threaten its utmost ability to defeat the
asplrant for olllce. The other journal il
said to have threatened cotton firm in
this city the other day with making pub
lic ONE OF its business transactions, but
In consideration Of piliful sum would
not do 50. The firm il said tn have paid
the blackmailer aud the expose was not
made. These reports bear strong SEM
blance OF truth, but for the credit of our
profession we hope they are without
foundation
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

JupGE NoRroN is waiting to hear
from Ohio and West Virginia before tax
ing the stump, aud II those elections are
encouraging to BiAI> rs chances it is
said how'll make things hum on the
huslings. In themeahlime JONES sulks,
because his Greenbhck and so-callrd
Democratic friends, have served notice
ON him that he il not the man they
thought he was, and That he must ex
pee NJ help from them. The best ching
10 Rs can do Is to fill up on "ma-uet
ism" IN November and imagine himself
governor and in his message to the
colorod BLNNE aud LpGAN cluh which
gave him his Austin reception.
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