The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-31
STATE PRESS.


Tho Republicans asserted four wears
ago that they had killed the Democratic
party. 1t ia very lively to-day for a
corpse, and the Republicans are evil
IDENTIFY afraid of its ghost.-lGimer
Mirror.
Mr.. James G.. Blaine, of Augusta.
Maine, enjoys the singular distinction
Of being the only man in the United
states, who has been twice married to
the same woman, without having a di-
Torce "sandwiched" between tho two
msrriages.- Houston Age.
If Sam Jones were to tackle the Fort
the wool wouid fly TO be sure. but the
plucky little Georgian would bring her
under dc 'breliar' before he Quit her.
7ud he is about tho only livinglnfuence
1lillcient to cope with that ungOdly mu-
iclpality.- Examiner.
ne American who goes into Mexico
TO obey the laws will have no trouble
with the people there so far as we can
learn. 10 is only that class who have
not learned to obey the law anywhere
that growl aud complain. There may
no exceptional cases, but I'm the main
this is true Eagle Pass Journal
Some one asks: What can bee a mora
aesolale spectacle than an old maid sit
ting ON an inverted half bushol I'm a cold
Kitchen, with her feet on tho brm of "A
Ilop bucket pairing her corns with u case
Knife by the light of tallOw candleH
We join Judge Putnam and Judge
druhbs IN saying this IL not a Supposable
case Hopkins County Echo.
g. g. King, living three miles north
west OF Bolton, recently killed "a csta-
mount or leopard cat OF enormous size.
II measured from point Of nose TO tip OF
tai three feet; from point OF shoulders
TO point OF hip, two feet. 10 was eight
con inches tall and seventeen inches in
circumference. Its leg at tho muscle
wab six inches in circumference. The
weight OF tho body was thirty pounds
Bolton Journal.
severe uorther struck our town
amidship "Wednesday morning., and tho
Comanches HE'D themselves 70 their
neighbours wood piles for fuel, got out
their overcoats and 'smiled" frequently
III Jher eAioayors to keep comfortable.
-.Comanche Chief.
ufthe farmers would vary their farm
products, raise their own pork, chickens
auu peei, ana plant lit.!e extra ground
III grain, turnips, etc, for their farm
stock, the way out Of tho woods would
not be hard, aud farmers would be re-
leased from the most grinding OF All
Kinds OF slavery. A farmer ought 10 he
lne most independent man ON earth.-
lComanche Chief.
GOV Rchark Coke is one OF the able,t
and truost statesmen in Texas. HIS
luesS are always sound and ara prodnc.
i've OF good results. Tho greatness, M
astaiosnan is moasured by tho success
OF ms policies, and Gov. Coke has been
prominent IN many Of the most impor.
s .ug ulsIusSlons coming up in congress
~ui'hs the last iour years, and he has
AL.
-,kearus Light. f''''o"'
4. INC ernon Guard suggests pood
Ihlng, II only such regulation. couId ba
outotceu' Local laws requiring oocn.
patton, ought to be enacted md on.
forced, A visible means OF snnnort
ought TO DO required OF every citizen IT,
respective of position, color or prsyions
condition OF sorvitude.' ldleness il iSa
parent OF crime; thea lot public oninion
oHpresS lls contempt for idleness.h
Ihe people must aid the governor unl
inferior officers I'm cxpcutinl, no - s"u
crime is to bo suppressed in TeTas. mo
lNlure of the goV ernor or shoriiIs dnos
uot justify the people In neulertin,,
onylr part When a murder or other
crime Is committed good citizens shonli
,o'uhteer their services TO the sheriif as
posse TO follow and capture the crimi-
l,is' and when they 20 il shnui6 ho
mtth preparation and Intention 10 stay
s wiVn nun till tho arrest is made, how
9Ner long II may take. No sheriff viii
m ,, heSstste TO execute writ or
',l.le an arrest when supported hv Tho
Blade. 'U'''y'-' Mosque
Tho lease law up TO this time In.
i, AZ op heu hardship ON NO one, but Il has
ueioct which must be romedipd ar av'I
might come Dit, No lease should OK.
eenu over ak years, and not moro han
one section OF watered land shonld ha
emoraced IN one lease. No enclosure ~
ieased lands should contain more than