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The st. Mary Herald has made
the wonderful discovery that the
Wing Party yet exists in Georgia.
1t now seems that the next great
presidential battle will be fought
OH the question Of the tariff. 1t
only remains to he said that il the
Democratic convention at Chicago
endorses the views of Mr.. Morrison,
and we believe it will, the Demo-
cratic standard bearer will sustain
= grrater Waterloo, next November,
than that of Horace Greedy, in 1872.
Mary Herald.
And that result will give us a
Republican President. If it also
gives us a Republican Congress,
you Will see the tariff knocked off
sugar so quick that you will not
have time TO see that il will be rais
Ell on wool, iron, and other north
ern products.
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Combine the choicest cathartic p,;,.....
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1usted 70 secure activity, certaintSg
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pertinent. and are the most e~ffecsrs1ss1
edy yet discovered for diseases cs,,saS
arrangement Of the stomach. i;rs.
bowels, which require promDt and
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BY physicians in their practice ~
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Being compounded of the concenf,.sss
virtues OF purely vegetable suhsts.ss.
ehey are positively free from calomsi4 =
any injurious properties. and -
administered to children with 49,
safety. @
AYERS Pills + an effectn.l -
constipation or COstiveneea ~
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Foul Stomach and Breatas ks.ss
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Rheumatism, Eruptions and ~
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Neuralgia, Collie, Gripes, DlsrsS1.
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ing from a disordered state Of - dirss
tive apparatus.
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While gentle in their action, ~
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never give pain unless the bowes ~ =.
famed. and then their influences = ~
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arc irritation. all Kidney and u1r;u
tx Ho IiiHnp'alnts cured by 'Buchu paiSa."
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MIR. Camille Sellers whose death
it has been our sad duty to an
nounce this week, was one Of the
t1eShlest and heaviest mem in the
State. and we would make bold to
assert that he has outwpigh-J any
orc within the limits of Louisiana.
at the time of his death the weight
Of coffin and cOr,,~e was 40 lbs. t.
bc deducted thence 14O lbs the
weight Of the coffin, leaving the
%rond"roas figures 800 lbs; at one
time ami not very long before his
demise lie weighed 40 lbs. Strange
II is to say that in spite Of his great
weight. his tread Was light ami his
step quick aud wi,y.-Meridio nat
4bteriNc
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THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

The message of Governor McEn
cry read before the Legislature Of
May IL, 'S4, is worthy OF the carefn
and a~tte"tiye perusal Of every cit
zen. 1t Is written in plain, expire
sive language.
The Governor makes some usefu
suggestions in the matter of asses:
ments. That there is a great di:
parity of valuation OH the property
assessed in Louisiana admits of III
doubt, but whether a remedy ca,
be devised to regulate this. sui
ject is a question difficult of solu
ton.
The amount of losses by overflow
iu lower Louisiana, making an est
mate land not far from correct,
amounts to over twelve millions OF
dollars, is one that requires u pre-
ventive remedy otherwise ruin will
overcome all the alluvial sections
of the State. No people in the
the world eau exist under such ii
load for any length of time.
On the subject of levees the Gov
ernor speaks plainly. There will
have to be u system Of levees de
vised and put in force or else the
whole thing may as we'll be aban
doced.
There was a system that worked
we'll previous to the late war. It
is said that the system caunot lie
put in operation again.
Some years ago a great states
man said. "that there was a high
er law than the Constitution" He
was derided all over the land for
such an assertion, yet, ere II gene
ration had passed away, that high
er law asserted its power aud took
it's seat Oh top of the Constitution.
Self preservation is a law that all
mankind has a right te shield him
self from ruin and death, aud self
preservation is a law that ought to
be high enough and strong enough
to carry us back to the old system
that protected our people from
hose terrible inundations.
The Governor may we'll congratu !.
ate the people upon the financial
condition of the State. The fiuan .
;es have been redeemed from the i,
,ony clutches of the SPECTATORS .
md the harpies, and now as a gen .
raj rule, can be run on cash basis. :,
The clause relative to common
is a sensible one. People =
aust understand that they must :,
clip themselves if they expect Gov :
rnment aid to be effective. =
The Governor desires the Legis :
lture to enact some law that may '
e effective in regard to the con "
lets in the Penitentiary.
[e seems to yield to the popular
emand that the convicts be made 81
!, work on the levees, but advises O.
that Ease some means of trans
Drtation and preservation in uni fl
N with that idea. b
The Governor thinks that the al
GARD of Health has prevented any
,idemics in this State since 1878. b,
The Governor thinks that all a,
lie bodied men should be requir la
to do a certain amount of work ci
| the public roads every year. 1t m
done in almost every state in the fir
Mon. but such a method has prov to
a failure in lower Louisiana at NJ
asst. or
advises that election tickets hi
ould be of a prescribed color and til
9TH, but printed as any Que wish
to have them printed, as was ar
ne in the olden time. pe
He advises that the laws should az
changed SO as to exempt fewer dc
rsons from Jury duty, and so as &C
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nsr :, you arc failing. broken, worn ont an,
/ nci,a: use "Wslls' Health Rensvsr:
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Spring Without Blossoms.
Late IN Life to Look for Joy-Yet
Nerer too Late to Mend.

READERS OF Hawthorne's blouse of Seven
Gables" will recall the pathos with which Door
Clifford Pyncheon, who had been un;ustlv
imprisoned since his early manhood, said. ri
ter his release "My life is gone. and wl,.r.
is my happiness Oh ! give me nv bauni-
ness But that could be done on in part as
CREAMS Oh warm sunshine Oc~casiunally fall
day. ""'"i""
IN letter to Mcssrs. HiscOx & Co., Mr.. l.
II. litus' OF bennington, Nd, saws IL have
SUFFERED untold misery from childHoood from
chrome disease of the bowels and diarrhea. ac
t vomranied. ~ great pain. I sought relief at
"sed every patent and domestic re,nedv mn.
~ ne Sun. have at last found iu PAR
NEAS iON1C a complete specific. prevan.
.te anu cure. As your invaluable medicine.
Mn'cn nothing else could do, is entitled To-
IT, c'Tolt OF my getting back my happy
edge the fact "eAuo"i'
Mr.. =. ). Wells, who needs no introduction
20 Ihe people OF Jersey City, adds ..The t.s
tilnonlal OF Mr.. Titus is genuine aud y%oImntos
~ oniy ne does not adequately portray tie
is my brother-in-law and / know the oa ne
"rn; ne is now perfectly free from his "iI
.rou"ies, and enjoys health; md l,fa .s.r.h
ing 1T all !" PAkKER'S TONIC.
oneq'e ped as an invigorant: stimulates All |
No. CURES ailments OF the liver. kid.
neys' and all diseases Of the blood.
Rough on Rats" clears out Rats. and
Mice. 15c. A"'e' anu
l5c. ooA' ouhlons,
INN people. wells Health Renewar,
sS health and vigor, cures dyspepsia.
"oosh on Toothache, " instant relief
A'uies VINO would retain ~fresbness ora
E Ry dont fail t. try Wells Health
n~nchu-Paiba," great kidney and uri.
riles' reaches, ants, bed-bugs. rats mice
Cleared out by Rough on rats, iSc'
|
Rough on Coughs" troches, lsc: liou;d
ror children, slow in development. nunv
and delicate, use Wells Health R.nau,a.
"Rongh on Dentist Tooth Powder. Trv;+
na Ih;;r.ous Weakness. Dyspepsia. Sexn.l
vvinllty cured by ''Wells'H ealth Ron.w
Dr." One Dollar. "'u no"e"
oaoCner swans Worm Svrun. for f,vo,;.,,
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sweets. fever. chills. malar;.. DO.
pops'a' curedby Wells Health Ran. w
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r;.. revnlence OF Kidney complaint In An.
c"rs 1 nc1 paibs" isa quick, comniets
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Da H?rtous Weakness. Dyspepsia, sexua,
er,"ncy cured by Welsh ealth Renew
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ness ao,rer wan Worm Syrup, for fsverisb.
"oSS' worms, constipation: tasteIes.. nsu
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Iol children, slow in development, punv
ahd delicate, use Wells Health R..nawa. !,
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c,a.n .es' reaches, ants, bed bugs, rats. mice
Cleared out by Rough on rats, 15c' :
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15c. 1owoer.Iryit
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I'M people. wells Health Remover,
restores health and vigor, cures dyspepsia.
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o. Rough on Coughs" troches, 1sc; LIQUID
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15c. Instant relief
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nao!es VINO would retain freshness and
R.r...s Gon t fail to try Wells Health
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nary cure. @n0 ur'-
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Mice. l5c. A'"'e' an
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though on Corns," for Corns, Bonion,
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least.
He advises that election tickets
should be of a prescribed color and
width, but printed as any Que wish
es to have them printed, as was
done in the olden time.
He advises that the laws should
be changed so as to exempt fewer
persons from Jury duty, and so as
to secure men of intelligence and
virtue to compose Jurors instead
of the ignorant and foolish who
now fill the chairs of a jury.
The Governor has something to
say about the various properties
and Asylums Of the State, and clio
SEES as follows:
Louisiana should send evidences
of her natural resources and Great
progress to the Worlds Centennial
and Cotton Exposition, contributing
not only to display her own weals6
and advantages but to bring the
up to the highest stand
.ard Of excellence. It will be a.
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MAYOR oAnrlt AND rBE VETO.

The mayer has done very proper thing,
and one which will meet Tho approval Of
tho taxpayers genera IL, In yeioing the ref-
olullou Of the council Imposing tax OF
onf-h OF oao per cent. 10 phy for school
purposes ga tho matter OF tho old Dtl.ul
female co lego property, Tao reasons t'r
his veto arc Il 'arly ana fully set out IN h's
message. There u no urgent necessity q
obtain the moneys TO bs had by this lax
within the coming twelys mortls, and it is
n sound principle OF government economy
that no. dollar should DO tsson from the
pockets OF The people than theg Can
comfortably stand, unless WhoIo
some very urgept matter requires
Durlng he coming fiscal year there oro
somo heavy taxea 20 DO c,l ected OF the
citizens Of Dallas. We VII have to pay for
tho construction u tho sewers. Then there
Is the outlay for tho paving ~ Elm sires
already done; also for tho paving Of Main
street aud the cross streets. Thon tho
water. works 10 otill another charge upon ~.
Beyond al these municipal requirements,
Dallas viii bo called on Tor very much in
tina way OF contributions This year. Sjme
$4,000 wi DO needed for tho advertisement
Of the cattle convention in March. In April
somo 50 coo moro will IN required fol
the Texas press convention that i.
90 convene hOre sc our ggagIs.
Foll ,wipg iheso drafts viii oome a demand
tor 500 10 $4,000 more 20 caro- FOR the
Reunion mere Of tho Missouri ex C5nlodor-
ate soliiers. Added TO ihsso several Iums
to bo csl cd for, arc the outllys made dur
ing the last few months FOR the opera
house, tho merchants exchange, etc oic.
Surely, In view Of al these burdens We
should 70 SLOW 10 levy log addi,ioua! ones.
And therefore MAYOR CADsLL has seized in
the iuteres. Of The people At large in asking
the council To stay its hand, and TO spread
ous tho payment over Two years time
instead Of one, as It proposed ia
the resolution. Again, vh,thor II be
ex pedient to invest in the Dallas Female
college properly, or TO make some other
selection, Is also mater witch will rot
su fer by delay. Tho site does, indeed, ap-
pear desirable for many reasons. but soms
better one may possibly BIO obtlin'd.
There 10 no special hurry for the settle
mont. A Little time may bring greater
rnnd
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THE HERALD. SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUA KY "a 1854.

hat nlRhi. they went homo aud after
DARK, h. aud johnson ttiriei TO Taylor's,
Toe, had n b. / H. NJ whistey. look drinks
and Z Il rood. The door Was not locked
and thew NJ lts rlpitl m. The old man was
.itl'R by the side ot the Are place, hi. vie
~ front and the sirl At york IN the foqm
Johnson h-d n locust club iiite lngsr
than policsman'e q nh, ard beran sstikinr
tam ever the heal right end left, ~ le
vol cliile. Tho woman struggled snd
oif ned '.slstnroe. Ingalls, Gays Ia iinnlly
chnk'd her 10 death. Johnnon easily dis-
u 'sed ~ the Others with tho club, Then
they tt-ippoi tho bodies, pnt IN ~
In a,cka which they brought along AID
usT led them Ia the roadside ard vert
- met the wagon. Loading them In they
drnvo 10 the Ono medical college Aud de.
llvefed them and got pay. Ingalls, fAyt ho
knows morning about the firing 81 the cabin,
II N listed tonight that mot ~ sixty no.
grnes organized last NIGHT % lvnrh these
men, hut found Avpndtle al too well
guarded. lnfsls and Jonnson ara In tho
Cinolnnsti isil tonight. Ingalia onnfsases
that he has stolen several hoiie- In the past
lew months from this new cssiotery beyond
hvoudslc. and sold them - the Ohio med
lcHl college,
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CORRUPTION IN TuE DEPARTMENT.
OF JusIICH.

6rE.RBE CiRLIaLE mada no nlslik,
whom he appointed srslyoEa a the bead
Of the comm itlee TO inyos,iga,e the sfrirl
OF the department oi justice, az tho results
are beginning olroady 10 prove. 4 iynop'
els o. III. report hiss been published, and II
repi nds tina reader OF the deys when
/ Moskl m led In South Cayolins, whom FAN
TtxLs bell sway IN North Carolina, spd
whom ,hs coloTed speaker Of ,ho Florida
I lsai liture htld thirteen Offices and bscsme
wrsthy whom he failed 10 add another enc
to the list. For come time, ugly rumor'
have been set oloh. in reg ri
10 the corruption prevailing In ito
department., over which the aristocr'to
BEEwsTrx prssides, and somo steps were
tatea b Y the foits-etvenih congress TO In
yeatics,e the questionable workings Of that
department, but through some cause tho
proooedin rs were nipped IN tho bud ~ an
eGrlY stage, and the paities accused OF dis
ropu table transactions were allowed 10 pur-
sue the even tenor Of their way, resting In
TIE assurance that 90 long as congress re-
NAMED republican, no long were they ires
from exposure and hindranoe. But change
occurred, and when the people placed pow.
err in the hands OF its friends, On inye9-
tlga,ion was demanded, n committee sp-
pointed, and In short time The skeleton In
the closet waB found and q partial report
given, W hicb although not as yet osm-
plo,e, 10 enough to convince the people that
the most glaripg frauds have been PEI
potrsted by officials in the department.
mentioned. 1t is said that Tho sresldent
has been cognizsnt Of the workings Of the
department for some time, brit for some
unknown reason, failed to take stepu for its
suppression, leaving the matter to
fall upon the shoulders of a
democratic congress. Mr., SPRINGER has
been equal to the occasion, and hes exposed
the corruption found TO exist and has given
them 10 the country. The arraignment Of
tbs officials, from the highest to the lowest,
Ia q painful commentary upon The work.
ings of our government now, as compared
I, that Of the time whon corruption, espc-
clally il publ c places, we're unheard OF.
This department, which above ell should DO
pure, clean and lied, has been found TO
be reekiug in fraud, steeped in corruption
aud total y unnlndlul OF the public well
fare. Officials high in station, clothed with
authority for the execution of the laws and
armed with oil of the processes known for
the even and impartial bslincing OF the
scalas OF justice, have themselves been
weighed and found wanting, and have
proved recrsant to the trusts reposed In
them. We hope that the COMMITTEES will
continue in the work and once more rsstore
tho department. 'oi justice to it, former
purity and usefulness.
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Tho Fire REGARD.

PIrrsBURa, Feb. 23.-rhe large stables NJ
the Pit,bug & Allegheny Passenger Rail
wey compsny. on Pennsylvaniq avenue,
Allegheny City, are burniog, and as a high
wind is blowing II disastrous conaagratlon
is feared.
LATER. The IRE at tho pi.,sOurg & Alla
z beny Passenger railway stables has been
sxtnsuishsd. Tho loss will not exceed
$4,000.
CHICAGO, Feb. % The Journ0l's Clir-
tonville, Wisconsin,, special says: st..
Joaeph's Catholic church and echO'l at
Kishone burned ct 3 O'Clock yes;efdsy.
Seventy pupils aud SIX sisters escaped IN
their nj gbt clOl hes
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 23.--rhe examination
OF parties charged with the murder OF bev'
errly Tayl,r aud wife ard ElziJ. Cram.
bert, an sd opted child, whose bodies we're
solj 70 the Ohio Medical college the night
oil the murder, was held at Avondale this
morning besorc Mayor Strickland. me
testimony Included the statement Of Il Il.
Dixon, tho express driver, who said he wss
employed by Allen Ingalls, os tho night Of
the murder TO do some hauling. ingalls, and
anc,hsr colored man met him at the ap'
poIntsd place and he hauled three
bodies IN pscks 20 tho Ohio medical ool-
leyc; he recognised Allsn Ingalls, and Ben
johnson % the mon who put the bodies In
the wagon.
DR.. Ci!isy, domonsirator Of anatomy 10
"a. Onto medical college. testided tha,
Allen fngalls and another man brought
,hs bodies, and that he regarded Ingslls al
an resurreciioDist, but refused to testify 4,
any other casee where Ingslls hed.r ,is
peliies 10 the college. -
Ben Johnsou pleaded guilt0 but Allan
IngalIs remained d.nspt. Bs.ud Josnsor
Richard Issslls ard Jen b.. d,ssbsssed
.'Hn TOLD IT A. o'son'S''
CrsclupArr. Feb. st ,.h..h. .r,
vas m ade known Of . lor ,nn.srs.,,on 4,
j.iI between Allen Ink - IA Hs,sssI
brown, in which the viola siorv Of tb'
Killing OF the aey'o, mily Was told. In
gsiis 'or : iVus 49, listed all attempts q
get me ~ m him, but sait
nn,iiy' I'm s. nyhow; l know yol
WI W.. ne goou ~ lamily when I'm des,
tue horrible detsil4 II. IA ,hss Fr,as,
morning Ben John4,, sho Lee Stir hin,
said 10 him be had h,s" = nn,nts - Tor to
night. tie expH,;rsd ,h.t no,,,s
msant subjects tori IT, M sa,cs, college, n
asked Johnson ub, 80 ,asv vsrs johnso,
replied. The th5e s n.",,s =. ,hs T.,,n
csoin on .ne ~ * hey are M good; We cal
tnocS 'nen' =. head" Iog<iis said b.
sgIseu' ". W lie o 10 Medical coll-g
isc,s ths. night. fThsv ..,osd 4, nv 10,
SIS .piece ard "a "a s,,sn vo,s 80 s2e ~
pressmsn, r. n, p,xcn NJ 80
20 VIZ eApsmsn, snsxed him 3
mees 'h the fvondsls pix
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Blown igam tho TrnclS.

Denver, Feb % ATT o'tl rex this morn
ing during n terrific winds'orm two cosch-
CO o, the Denva'- bound g dorado Central
train were hloyn from the track 10 the vi
ciniiy Of Georgetown. Two ladies were
bligh'ly burned, and several other pas,en
gers Injured, none seriously. Three years
ago In exactly the sSme locality, On entire
tain, excepting the engine, was capsizeo
by the wind and WRECKED.
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Governments steady.


Railways strong.
statea Qaiet
Tennessee compromise sold a. a 81
A ,hamA. claha 4, 81 ~.
In stocks the general list was higher n
the early trading. prices advancing Ia TO
"a pr cent, outside OF Central Pacific,
which tel | per cent. 20 O. Ia. In the
afternoon room traders eoid grangere and
prices declined 4 TO | Is per oeht. Bust.
ness was very quiei, owing TO the absence
OF operators from the street 40 compa cd
with Tuesdays closing. prices sie IA 10 3 4
per cent lower for CepndR Southern, entrHl
Pacific, Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy,
NIT invest. SC. Paul. Louisvil Q & Nash
vile, Missouri Psci o, New York Central,
Union Pacific and Wabash preferred. and
IL TO rs higher for Canadian Pacific,
Chicago h Alton, l., ko Shore Kansas &
Texas. Il 10, Northern Pacific. Pdc 10
Mail, R.sding. Texas & Pacific, Wsbs,h and
Western Uninn. Sales OF ct jck tor the
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day, 205 GOO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24

Hou. WILLIAM 1. BowDI7cH. In q recent
speech Al woman suffrage meeting. saii
66st the avsrsse pay Of working women 10
Bo6ton Vas e2sl . year, which, sf'er sui.
lr6ctlrg TIE nscssssries Of life. lefI . sur
plos Of q. He forgot 70 ed thst hat q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24

A Loxs ISLAND woman scrimped ard
starved nerslf I'll her life that she nnisfs
have . $500 funeral. And as her 7'ls
pure spiri, hovtred over the envlous bo'de
Of nesfhbo Who attended the funeral ale
didn't regret Abe sstr Gee bit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24

TIE TurkIsh minister ct Washington
went homo because he couldn't get enough
salary 10 pay board. The United States
might do we'll In adopting this manner oil
disoouraging Diplomatic nonenities.