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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13
Supplementary Foreign.

ARRIVED AT sKDITEM-THE NEW LOAN.
PARIS, Feb. l2.-The chamber deputies
adopted, 800 to 1888, the first
clause OF the bill suppressing
seditious demonstrations 10 the streets.
Subscription to the new French loan are
four times In excess OF the amount of the
loan.
LONDON, FEB. 12.-In the house OF lords,
the MARQUIS OF Salisbury made motion
that In the opinion OF the house
the recent lsmentsble events in suakim
s,. Sosc, Of due the 10 soy ;sS s4'ii IN
making the motion to censure
the Marquis o, salisbury said il
the government had resolved either
to hold or abandon SEMINAR,
General Hicks might have been
saved. His loss was due to vacills'
ton, indifference or inconsistency end;
now run through the whole Mshometon
world that EnRl and had.been defeated again
hunted out OF Egypt. England's name
would be Q legacy OF hatred and conteml t
to Egyptians. In conclusion the marquis
Of sarIis0n'' ii the H.. slaughter s,.,,o OF
of women and children to the horrors OF
oriental victory involved no blood guilt
ness, and he exho-ted the lords not to be
accomplices in this dishonor.
Granville, foreign secretary, said the
policy directed ct tn: according ac articles
in foreign jourHsls. He protested against
the idea that because foreign army select
ed English officers England was
thereby made responsible for that
army's success. Force OF circumstance
hid forced the government to 20
t but the 'D cabinet ought to reirse'
Enlands connection. with Egypt to the OBJ
iects declared by the COVER ment. Sails.
bury's motion carried-l8i to pol.
| Noithcote, in the commons. made a
motion OF censure. He strongly denounced
the sacrifice OF General Hicks. Egypt
he said, should have limited opera
coed or should have made better
provisions for carrying the expedition
further, but In neither cas- did
Eaypt receive the support from
Eosisnd which she had ever!
right to the e1p DSapos. T ~ .T %UiO,
himself declaring the policy OF the situa.
tion in Egypt was Lot the situation which
they found. They had tried TO keel
intact the interests OF BOO 600. 90
Who composed the British empire
Northhcote concluded BY declar
ing the conduct Of the government
vould greatly complicate the presen
issues; that he would probably close IN
/ great trade route from the equsto
so the Bed Sea; gives an impetu
IN the slave trade and gres,
lie diminish EnglaDd's prestige
glsdstone, rising 20 rely. was greeted will
Ioud and prolongei cheers He met North
cotes motion WITH q direct negative. II
denied there bad been v:ccilliatio
| s.ac.;.s encv in ne Governments Eevtia
noicy. Northccts used this phrssol,gv i
bis epeech. Gladstone stated 400
man have been ordered 10 Suskin
General Gordon, he said. had pla
| Of his own for exiricsting and RI
sfoyjpe the country TO lie forme
pacific condition. Gcrdon's plan would n
store the proper rulers 70 their eoces
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE coNVEs'
TION.

Asusutl Ia such cases there are SEVERN
contest int candidates for the honor anu
privilege Of entertaining the next demo
cratic ate convention, TO be held perhnl
IN Jnly. The last one WIS held IN Calves
toa a. the lplsrdld pavilion on the oeaoh
and since Destroyed by fire. The oonveh-
t,nn Il 1850 was held in d Has, and that OF
ISIS la Austin. BY right OF rotation II wou'd
seem fair that this next convention shouId
bs held IN this section A more delight nj
pl.os than C weston 90 would be d.ihou't 70
dad In Texas ~ that season OF The year
Tho sea hre,zss, the suri bathing, ETC. are
all great attractions aud lnducem MIS- bn'
AS / I SEEMS b. be the general CONVICTION ms
north Texas sha neat entertain the delo'
sates, We uuhesila,ingiy pronounce IN iaNof
Of our ue.ghtor, Fort Worth. The Foi'
has never been honorcd IN this mat
Tar and 70 is meet ard proper
tina. her invitation should DO recognized by
,oce ptnnc5. There ere oil the railway iaol'
itis, 10 reach that city; there will be ample
ha DOM to accommodate the delegates
and guests; aud with the new hotel recently
nut w good condition there, there can et
n COM lAirtrs 10 host cry service. When
The Fort undertakes anything re-
Iqnlring the exercise OF public
spril aud harmony OF action, she
h,s slwAys been found and will DO found
equal TO the emergency.
Ia las there is q magnificent hsI
roo m, TIE T,NrRISs or ssnngeriest build
ing would be just the thing, bu. We are dc
ii ,,ent IN hotel accommodations, and II /
much better {, ioreeo sn undertaking thaI
TO essay to Oh be published as lacking II
the requirements for success. Besides tn
Wow OF il, We must rec lsct that we VII
have to make proyitions for an immens
army Of ex- Confederate soldiers about the
time and who will corle to US by the te
, thousand. Again we shall have the Te1a
Press association as our guests In Apri
. Again, only next month the great Cat'l
cony ention will be here. All the'
things and others not herei
+. ment toned are to be cared for, and after To
r right fashion. 1t NAY be assumed th'
i the Foit will help us in such direction
We may indicate. Surely then We can
ford % be neighborly and work together
her interest for the democratic state col
vention.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Cattlement 10 Have n Trail Through
the Territory.
Indian Agent Miles Scalp Dangling at
HancOck's Belt.
Oklahoma Payne Persistent In His
ProJect-Wbat lie Says.
Miscellaneous Washington News Items.

WAulSGroS, Feb, i2.-tspecial.l-Mr.
Hancock had long and satisfactory inter
view With Secretary Teller to-day In refer
ence TO openingA reIS cattle trail through
tho Indian territory. lie telesraphed
Messrs Barnard, Crouch, Devices, Lyt 10
aud West at San Antonio rs follows to-day;
miles, Indian agent removed trails
opened and will be kept open"
Mr. Hancock informed your reporter that
Niles successor will DO nominated 81 once.
Captain ID. l., Payne, OF Oklahoma fame,
said to-day; can | want is to get legal
decision as to the right OF an American cit
izsn to selt e in that territory, and ! am
going to have it. II the courts decide that
my position is untenable, | will give II
up like law-abiding citizen. We have
got colony OF 10 0OO and l do not believe
among them all there are two men who
would knowingly violate law OF the
country.
Congressman Mills has introduced bill
to compel the secretary Of the treasury io
buy up 81 600, 900 three per cent bonds
| He says this measure is 10 test the quet
ton Of retiring bonds as fas; as possible sc
| long as there is cash idle in the treasury.
Mr.. Hancock introduced bill involving
test OF validity OF land grants issued by
Texas for land in New Mexico when Te1a
had control OF that territory.
The bond Of b. +. Johnson, postmaste
at Mount Pleasant for 81 900, was approved
to-day.
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&BRSSzR'}B!g@|gR&&

When we received those 90 lots of Ladies Muslin
Underwear which we have advertised for two weeks
past, we had nearly 1900 pieces on hand. 1t was
problem hard solve how to rid ourselves OF this
immense lot of garments in the very shortest time
possible. We concluded to give customers the
benefit of this purchaser in fact, look upon them as
our partners and share the profits To-day this problem
solved Nearly the entire lot of those 2oo garments
is now distributed among patrons, who undoubtedly
found the goods cheap and well pleased with the bargain
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

A young society dude of Washington re-
Gently made the acquaintance of the Rus
tian national drink in an unpleasant way
at a reception OF the Russian legation a
howl Of vodka was among the refreshm
The Young man took it to be some kind of
foreign punch and drank several glasses OF
the fiery liquor which completely paralyEsd
him. He managed to walk into the dane
ing room, where he dropped upon sofa
beside u dignihed elderly lady, laid his
head upon her shoulder and sank into !,
maudlin sleep. There was wild
excitement for q few minutes, during
which the unconscious offender was car.
ried OF by his friends. He Is now known
in society circles Of the capital ~ M.
VODKA"
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I Had Salt Rheum

In the most aggravated form for eight years
No kind OF treatment medicine or doctors did
me any permanent gooi My friends In Maiden
know how SUIT rsa. When began 10 use The
Cuiicurs Re mcdies my lin os were 40 raw and
tender that could not ber my weight on them
without tbs skin crack aud bleeding and
was OBLIGED 10 10 about ON cru'ches. Used the
Cuiicura Remedies five moths and was COM
pletely and permanently cured,
MRS. s. A BROWN. Maiden. Mass
Reference: Any citizen Of Maiden Mass.
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COpncr.COlOred.

have been afflicted with troublesome skin
covering almost completely the upper
par OF my body. causing my skin 10 assume n
coppsr-coored hue. II coHld be ribbed on III o
daudfuf snd at times causing intolerable ilch-
ing and the most intense Suffering. l have
used blood purifiers. pills and oihor advertised
hut experienced no T, lief until l pro-
cure 4 the Cuiicura Remedies, which, although
used carelessly and lrregulsrly, cured n nj lay.
ing that err bic itching and restoring my skin
70 it, natural color. an willing 10 make afii
dayit q the truth OF this statement.
Milan. Mich. q BUXTON
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

The dispatches this morning are again
ssurdenei with narrowing accounts oil des'
,ti,ution and suffering caused by the great
Good. and It is not i'm probable that appesiS
10 The whole country for assistance will De
shortly made. They will be generously re-
,enonded TO and 1t 10 safe to ssseri that Dallas
ma Texas will contribute their fu'l quota'as
ahey have ever done when ohaii'S's ciii
~e,y In their ears.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13
,yuu p,ohnbiy be Acquitted,

PIrrsnuRo. Feb, ll.-rhe tial Of DR..
Geo 20 IL. Marshall charged with black
mailing Mary Anderson, the &C rets, wns
tnsen up In the United States court
tbis afternoon, Il ~ alleged, Pelt ters ~
Miss Anderson threatening TO distribute
broadcast lewd photographs OF her unless
a certain amount was sent him. Dr. Grit
nn ami Mss Anderson, who were the prin'
cipai witnesses are In Europe, aud II II
thourht Marshall will be acqu tied.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

Nxv YonK. Feb.5-The World says tina,
n, er,rv Gentleman in this city is engaged
an a hook which Is tolcrably certain TO ere
ate ,tir when IL appears. Toe author
,ls,ms 10 have proof that Queen Victoria
x,s secretly married TO John Brown short.
\ aiter The de ath OF the r Dyal Oonsort. He
cis,ms that Disraeli discovered the fact.
md through threatening TO disclose y :.
nreI his advancement. The collected evi
dsnre In support OF this remarkable tneofy
h All to appear In this book,
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FIRST MARRIAGE IN DALLAS COUNTY

Captain Crawford Tree, VINO was born
in illinois in 1923, moved to this county IN
April. 1916, and settled near Cedar till, his
present home. In July oftHe following
veor he married Miss 81 nerva Ann Kim BILE.
This YVES the first coupls ever married
in Dallas county ard they are both living
ard IN good health to-day. There were
horn D thrm ten children, all q! whom nre
We, and unto them in turn seventeen
children, and every one of them nre still in
the flesh. The aged couple gave eacb
OF their ten children 100 acres Of land each
and they are oil doing well. This mar pv
family speaks volumes for the good beslth
of Dallas county. Captain Trees s'yo tn Il
10 is ~ hard as bois dare itself. ana feels
quite spry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

Mr.. VOORHEES,, 10 determined that none
of the republican sinews OF war shall come
out of he pockets OF government employees
He asserts that assessments are being made
in the department jus. as if JAY HuDnELI
were there to superintend the collections
in person, and 1. ;s believed that the better
mart of wisdom is % act the part OF cheer
r.,1 <,fv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

DRAcHIR NwoRB and alicia NocLIw ap'
nlled TO, license TO marry. the other day at
Chicago. They were not scandinavians'
Poles, Russians or other outre foreigners
bu. Just two fools who thought to moe
publicity by giving their names spelled
kuo I'D
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13
FOR THIS week
We have made up large line Of
MISSES REGULAR NADB STRIPED COTIONHOSE

Some of which not be reproduced at figures we
are offering them This line of goods will be placed on
Hosiery Counter and each number packed in separate
bundle The price Of them will be marked each bundle
in plain figures We it distinctly understood that this
merely advertising scheme but reminder to those
who want to buy good article below value
Probably one of the most important items of chids
wardrobe substantial we'll colored HosE which mothers
always willing invest in and in order to meet their
demands we have made strenuous efforts to have
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To supprcss the sports.

LITTLE Rock Feb. l2.-The excite.
ment in the community at Hot
Syringe. caused by SATURDAYS
tragedy and the partisanship OF the sdner-
eats OF the hostile gambling factions, hos
resnlted in the quick formation
of military company, ooinpoeeu
Of law abiding citizens. sixty slhnus OF
arms were sent by train this afternoon by
Governor Berry aud are now In tne COM
nanyis possession,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13
Tho uer,,oye ot Woe.

Misery, shame and agony often bequeathed as
sole iegacy 10 children by parents, Is neglect
81 Scrofula. To clean'e the blood of this her
editary poison, and thus remove the most pro.
life ause OF human suffering. 70 clear the skin
Of d. figuring humnrs. itching tortures, huIn'li-
ating erupnons and ioathsome sores caused ~
the hair SO that no race OF the d se9e remains,
Cnticura Resolye7t the new blood puiitier,
diuredc and apcrent aud Cuiicura aud Cui'
curs soap, the great skin cures and beautifiers,
are infalllbe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

Ex.GoyrRsoR SrANSAED. of Missouri,
mu,L ba q bear In the grain market. he
tells reporter that in his belief wheat new
er will be high in America again. He
thinks that the British producers in Austria
liza and India, with labor at twelve cents .
d.v will aoou take the wind from our sails
With respeot to that industry.
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THE HERALD WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY g. 1884

,,ai power. usurped by Esynt.
lie denounced a. error the dual control
which had been LETT him as
legacy. England had not withdrawn
ron E,yp, the control 81 It's inst,,ut ons.
lie had simply MADE Egypt understand
hat the British military occupation
en,ailed tho necess ~ OF seeing BRUSH ad'
vices followed Gladstone strongly ,op.
nossd the re.cOnqnest OF the Sondan.
la conolu ion he said the house shout nc.
cord the COVER ment tue acqaittal TO which
A. wna emf led.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

BRApLAuaH has appliedfor the Chiitern
Hundreds. The Chiltern hills are situated
in Buckinghamshire and o1'ordshire' 10
which is attached the nominal Office oil
steward under the crown. AS members Oh
na,lismeni cannot resign they accept TINS
rominal Office and thus vacate their seats
Pp,nI.ueu has Ions been an eye sore to
.he mons, and his application Will De
sn,edily granted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

Is y Spring Medicine, BLOOD Purifier, Di::
"A uretlc and Aperient no other so-calied blood
purifier or ,rsaparila compound is for a mo-
ment 10 be compared with the CUncuRA kE-
SOLVENT. II combines four great rol ertcs IN
one medicine, &C ing at once upop the oil c,uVe
organs, blood. kidneys and bowels. Fer those
who wake with Sick Headache. Furred rcngne,
Blinusn' S. Dyspersis. orpidity OF The Liver,
Constitution. Piles. Hlgh-colorei Urine. In
famed Kidneys, Feve ish symptoms AMI other
congestei cOniitl ms requiring speedy: gentle
end safe aperient and dinr1tc, nothing In mtd'
icinc can possibly canal Il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

Ms CALKrss in his remarks on the naval
anpropristion bill yesterisy forcIbly point
"a ont the marine impolercy OF great ma
s,on. and made some predictions, which
.,,houoh not born Of prophetic ken are
euinen,ly probable. II we are to have
go =, ali II should be one that Is up TO
the requirements OF the perioo, sna MONEY "s
4, worse than wasted when spent In pA'o"
cs>da luviEn tubs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

Mr.. REAGAS's interstate commerce Dill
recsiyed q crushing blow In committee yes
terday. when the majority voted that the
proposed reforms should be vested in a com
mission. There is strong railway LOBBY
at Washington at present, and OF course
thew are paying good deal Of attention 10
che aommerce committees of both house,.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

"GEorGr the Filth" is what the iunty
English newspaper men have duobeu
HARRY GioBGE. The application Ia about
as eppropri.ta and pointed as the average
British IL eyed joke.
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Grand Opening.

Amid the bow oftrumpets, accompanied
nv awe, strslus OF music, the doors OF the
Turf saloon we're thrown wide open to he
public last evening, and the Bacchansl'an
con yss fhronged until = late hour by
y yrs yisvipg the beautiful pictures that
aH5fS tbs walls. A sumptous repast was
snread. and the merry tinkling OF the
glasses made merry music during the
feast. This ealoon is In charge OF Ellie
Thompson, J. Bray and ]. Key, who I'M
dersynd how to tickle the throsts OF the
thirty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

Ir. A. X. Hurst of the firm OF Hurst &
IN y'uss, has left for New York and other
sitern cit es Tor the purpose oil purchas-
dig one of the finest and best selertei
~ ocks OF Gsnts' Furnishing Goods, Hats,
Trunks. Valises DC. Goods viii BEGIN to
arrive abo.t eight or ten dayton Main
street, one door east Of Douglas Bros.
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INDICATIONS.

For the Western Gull States hala ana gen
<Ialy G, MY we.t'tr variable Nl-d'' en'l'D.
{, north and ives. in north ana "es' po'l.l''
falling ( II WED by rising barometer g'L'r-iy
colder w6nieer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

THE news from Egypt promises to grow
Iivelier every day. Six OF the English chan
mol squadron have sailed for Egypt ana !.
looks as though the jingoes have succeeded
IN nroddipg the English cabinet to a iuli
realization of the situation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

Tur coral decorations 1t the marriage
ceremony Of MISS AYER, daughter oil the
late oil milronsire, and COMMANDER
FRxpxnIcK PEARSON, cost 5000. None
Int an AYRrss can afford such extrava-
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The queen of TAHITI is disgus;ed with
the UnI,ed ststsg. This is severe How
a. republ can institutions, bu. It'll believed
that we WI regain our equilibrium in the
con,se of the next quarter of u century.
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National Notes

WASHINGTON, Feb. l2.-It has been de-
cided TO postpone the commencement OF
the Virginia Investigation by Senator
Sherman's subcommittee until Thursday.
A subpoena has been issued for twenty
our witnesses 10 appear in Washington At
vile t. serve them.
Confrmsti John N. Lsngston, min
ister. resident aud consul general, Hayti,
ais I, charge d'affsires. Santo Domingo; Hen.
nv L. Wild, consul, Conception d'0r0,
The house COMMITTEES on commerce, vo'-
ing on several propositions designed
est sense OF members upon general ques-
tions respecting the adyisshiiity OF provii-
Ing by congressional legislation for regula-
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r-,.uIa OF GEoRoE ID. PRESrics' once
.,i,or Of the Louisville C'ur'er.'ournHl,
thst in a poker game. when the stakes ran "
s s =. Vas accused by bis opponent o.
letting more than his hand wa, worn, "a
90. :" he replied. a. he turned his band
n :. ,hs t.tls," "if were playing
1 "',,' ,un,,sr At star sne would dark.n
w''a s su armament on the hand
s,sve inst turned down."
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nanfh af Ginnt.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. l2.-At Manltowoc
August Tretgen, 0 feet tall and weighing
200 noupd, died to-day. He
was long sought by showmen, but bad
horror 81 exhibiting himself and never went
on the road. He was worth $1,000
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A cLirplNo says that u large and very
brilliant meteor was recently observed
near Jei rson. Those who are desrous Of
kno wing tae whereabouts OF JOE MuLhiT-
TON might address him at tina. point.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

No sooner is line OF goods disposed OF than
some other department offers lot of odds and ends,
which be closed equal sacrifice, such odds
being quite undesirable for stock but as they
OF perfect goods they most desirable for the trade
especially at che prices we generally offering them
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A Steamer Burned.

ST.. LOUIS. Mo-, Feb. l2.--The steamer
w. P. Halliday, Of the New Orleans Anchor
Line burned to the waters edge at o'clock
this morning. The private watch man,
Matt. Blown, the only person on board,
was badly burned he was taken to the city
hospital, y
The boat arrived here Sunday from New
Orleans. discharged her cargo yesterday,
and dropped down to the cotton com
press weere she was laid up in charge OF
the Waterman. The origin of the fire i,
unknown. The boat is valued.at SIS, coo
no insurance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

Mr.. BECK, they say, is happy over the
election Of BLAcKpuRs, as 1t leaves clearer
road for the brainy Scot to the senate cham
her next time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

Lolita is going to be married some more
Young Crcn RAYsE, who plays the lover
in ell her dramas, IS 10 cort.nue the pas
time at the iireside.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

GLADSTONE has been elected an honorary
member OF the New Eof and Historical So
ctty,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

CHARLEY Foster hasn't said whe can or
who cannot carry Ohio or about TWO
weeks and the painful impression prevails
that he has sailed to ilin the Fal go Prophet.
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Solid for Logan.

MEsipEy, Com, Feb. l2.-Tho Lincoln
clrb. oomposed OF leading colored men OF
Connet cut, endorsed General John A.
Logan as their presidential candidate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

SECRETARY LINCOLN /, acting with com
mendabls promptness in aiding in the relief
r the food sufferers. He will deier his pro
nosed trip to Chicago in order that he may
ner,on.lly supervise the government relief
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

A rEwsrAPGG man makes the predict n
tllt CENTRAL GI,ST has appeared Ia pup.
lie for the last time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

THE grand bAly show at Chicago isan
upa ualifed success The judges should see
that the back door is easy OF access before
handing in their decisions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

HAERlsoS the boy preacher, guarantees
his converts, and says that none Of them
ever come beck 20 be hsl-s,led,