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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-26

The Smoky Hill cattle men think
that FIVE per cent viii cover their
losses on the wintcrcd cattle in
their country. and from five TO
thirty per cent viii cover that OF
the through or LATE driven Missouri
eattle.-CellraN Josl.al.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-26

d % Green lor eheap good..
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-06-26
SIS REWARD.

Machine oil at Raymond & Co.'S
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CON.
yINTION.

So far as the people OF Ts1Ga ard other
90 Uthein states are concerned, it is not
IN UGH importance where the national DEM
ocrstc convention shall be held. The mere
perso nal convenience OF delegates is not
IN at rial and lew miles OF travel will lot
bs re garded as matter OF any soonGquence.
We do hot believe that southern demo-
Gratis have any strong prejudices or par
tia ities in connection with the subject, and
yet we think that it ID ne minority OF
the favor OF holding the
c,nye ntion Ut St. Louis. Tho reason
OF tins 10 not to be found in any
prefer nee for 81. Louis rs compared with
Chicago, Cincinnati or any other city,
but that the location OF ST. Louis and the
political Influences which centre there,
make it the mos. appropriate snd signih'
cant place for the great assembly. In the way
OF acc ommodntions and facilities OF access.
81. Louis is unrivsled by any city seeking
to obtain the convention, and outside OF
thes Indispensable considerations, its po-
lit icsl relations and influence mark it Us
the proper point to select for the conven'
ti,n. The democratic party means to win
in the approaching national campaign and
L. means to accomplish that result by
I'D optipg from the very outset tho most
prude policy neglect nothing that
ca be conducive TO success. IL nay be
said that tie first step in the campaign is
the SO lection Of a city for holding a conven
ton. II is not All unim portant one; nav ~
may prove n very vital one, and In taking 1t
", hope the wisest counsels.will contro land
nothing else. 1t is q big thing 10 get
GOOD st arl: to lave The the campaign open
with al iusl irirG aud united spirit a'ong
the whole line and TO have
the convention tjnurn With good fee!irg
and harmony on oil sides. To secure ell
this we honesty believe the convention
should be held in ST. Louie; that to hold it
Tn 70 will be the right move in the right
place, and that a better Telling will invest
the occasion there than ia any other city
in the country.
Ia expressing our conviction upon this
subject we make no a.lusion TO candidates
nor TO the mere persoual preference oi
delegates The matter ought TO be settled
indep-n dertly Of such considerations. 1t
Is the best interest Of democratic party
that shou ID alone decide the question, and
mem bers OF the national committee should
be inf 40 nced by that alone.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07
PERSONAL.


j. ID. Wood. of Kerens, is at the Wind.
sor.
d. W. Barnett, Colorado City, is at the
Windsor.
J. A. Morgan, New York, is stopping at
the Windsor.
w.P. Maxwell. Ohilllcothe, oAio, ia at
the Windsor.
r. l.. T.. Castleton, Galveston, 10 register.
ed at the Windsor.
Il q. Simpson, OF Weatherford, Is a
guest NJ the Windsor.
Henry Warren, n wealthy stockman o.
Weatheriord, is n guest OF the Windsor.
y. Il. Flcnich has accepted n position
WITH ". III. Patterson as prescriptionls..
Mr. and Mrs. ID. N. Oldham, Of Terrell
are visiting her parents, Judge Barksdale
and wife.
Mr. 70. Reddish the principal travel
ing srent OF 3. G. Wells & Co., lie Roy,
New York, was In the city yesterday.
II p. Hughes, Texas passenger agent Of
the Missouri Pacific Railway company and
Wabash, 81. Louis S Pacific railway, with
headquarters at Houston, Texae, is in the
city.
NJ. NJ. Caldwell, Of the law firm of Cnld.
well & Irvine. leaves this evening for his
former home, Wythevlle. Virginia, 10 take
editorial charge o. the Wytbevllle Enter
mise, one OF the hvliest democratic papers
IN the Old Dominion. Mr.. Caldwell Ia nn
able young man and during bis sort rest
dnnce in Dallas made many friends, all OF
whom regret his departure. In his new
field OF labor the HERALD wishes him tue
cess.
At the st. George: Robert p Rhea, For.
nsy; ID s Donald, Lewisville; Pct II Lsype,
Terrell; T r Wells, Lockpot New York;
Miss Lewis, Nashville, Tennessee: J Green,
Texae; w + MCGOWAN, Austin; Thomas J
Jenkins. Winchester, Tennessee; J T
Walker. J F Gilmore, d NJ Oldham, Ter.
reil; j II Grim, Prsiritvi.le: q II Lockst'.
Cleburne; Ben + Hudson, Alvarsdo; q G
Cnfy, Texas: @ w Smith, houston; + O
Damn. Grapevine; O q Blsndfore Colorado
City;J d Mulkey. Brownwood; S Mills.
Kansas City; W P Robertson. Alvsrado;
William Ger,skie. Missouri; w s Terry,
Texas; IL Hatcher, Richsrdsor; L NJ
Christian. Ferris; Robert Dumont. st.
Lonis: G w Givens, Mount Sterling. Ken
lucky; q Ashberry, Milwaukee,: G B Ad-
k!ns, Paul J Suerrod, Marshall: f NJ Csld-
well. North Carolina John Scott, Terrell.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07
AN ORATOR souELourp 1T PADDY.


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recent y pun'S'rn, 81 os'''nN rr",l''oeu'
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07
ELOTSAM.

The courthouse yard needs an iron fence
around it.
Asphaltum sidewalks are being laid in
the business portion Of the city.
The erection OF several costly business
buildings is contemplated in the near tn.
ture.
The police ore making war on the tranps.
They ran in nine at late hour Tuesday
night.
The eleventh rsming csss In the county
court VS.. w. J. Kahn, resulted in fine Of
500 aud cost.
O.d's Palace, ia Lamar street, Frank
Csuthorn mssnger, IL fitted up IN elegrn
style and keep the best wines, liquors and
cigars.
John Franklin, a coIored convict, was
taken to the penitentiary yesterday to
serve out two years sentence for the theft
OF money.
The grand lodge, /. o. o. F., now in
permanent home of The order at Austin, it's
present Location.
Two men from Rockwell county. accom- :.
panied by shot.Euns. were in the city yes-
erdny looking for horse thieves. They
had each lost an animal.
The contractors of the Third and Fourth
ward race sewer are waiting for the Texas
& Pacific road to build trestle where 1t
passes under that road.
The warm spring-like weather that has
prevailed for the past few days ended yes
tsrday in cold winter rain. Ii was very
disaPreeable day outdoors.
IL is time that some arrangements were
being made to entertain the visitors TO the
cattle mems convention, which convepes
here on the 1lth OF March.
The boot-blacks are going in gangs again
and prs a nuisance, as they blockade the
sidewalks aud by their unceremonious and
hiis rious conduct make themselves NUS
snce.
The supper to have been given by the
iades Of ST. Mathews cathedral, in the
Edwards building, last evening. was post
poned on account OF the inclemency OF the
weather.
The west.bound passenger train over the
Texas & Pacific road carried n lot OF immi..
grants from Missouri west last evening,
VINO are in search OF homes In the western
counties.
The cattle mems convention convenes
here on the 18th Of March, and Dallas
should prtpsre 10 give them a cordial re-.
ception ard m Ike arrangements to care
for them durlOg their stay
SAVIOR Csbell and Aldermen Maroney,
Gill and J. ID. Carter, the committee on
sewers, met yesterday to consider the pool
OF water In The rear of the post Office,
caused by the d iming OF the natural drain
on Commerce street. They will report at
he mex, meeting NJ the council.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07

Nsv YonK, Feb. 6-Money,. 1 IL to 2
closed Of red 2; prime mercantile paper, 4
10 s 10: sterling exchange. B. B., steady:
ass 1 4: sight. ass: 3's, 10l; Z 2's, ia ~;
new Is, l23 "a; Pscino 6's Of 95. i9
Louisispa consois, rs; Missouri Pscihc's
los: ST. Joe, 10; Texas q Pacific land
Grants. 90 l.2; Texas 4 Pacific Rio Grandes,
72iI; Denver & Rio Grsnde, n 8; Han
nibal 4 81. Joe. 80 IL; preferred, sS Is
.sk,d: Houston & TEXAS Central, 20; III.
nois Central, 1877 1 2; Ksnsas & rsxa., q:
LouisvilIe 4 Nashville, AZ IS: Memphis a
Cnarleston, 81 IA; Missouri Psci6,. 81 SIS;
Mobile a Ohio. 9; rexss 4 Pacific, 20; Union
Pacific, 50 SIS: United States Express, 50.
Governments irm.
Railway bonds strong and bieher; Chem.
peake q Ohio, clsss b, roee IL per cent. o
iOa: Big Sandy L., IL 20 lo4: VS.,
score Sc, rs 10 SO 3 to 80; Manitoba 1's
(Dskota division,) to Ill, and Wabash
is To 105.
State securities quiet.
specu alton on the sock exchange during
the early hons WAS q1iet and prices q n &c.
ton lower. Prominent bears attacked We
bash and Wes,era Union and sold them free
70 depress other shares. bus their efforts
met with very little success. % the decline
on the general list was slisht. Alter mid
day coal stocks doomed into prominence,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07
RtIIROlD NEWS.

A. A. Talmage, master OF transportation
OF the Gould lines; Li,tlelie!d, superintend.
ent OF telegraph Peck, superitendent OF
bridges; Wander CumminRs, general super.
intenuent If the T-xis ~ Pacific, and
George Dmick, superintendent OF the east.
ern division, arrived in the CITY by special
train from Marshall at ll:3O yesterday
morning. They stopped only II short while
az the lower d-por, when lhey proceeded
westward. MIR. Tnlmage is on general
tour OF inspection Of the tracks aud bridges
OF the lines in this state. which are TO be
oyerhsuled snd nut in lirst.c.ass condition.
Colonel J. ii. BritLoD, state raj ROAD en-.
pineer, who was in the city yesterday, lett
on last evenings train Tor Austin. he IS
making general tour OF inspection OF the
various roads and their bridges.
The trestle work OF the Texas IL Pacific
across Trinity bottom Is 10 be repaired ut
an early date.
Colonel George Noble Is expected to ar
rive here within the next few days from b.
Louis, and tae rumor that he has been APP
pointed general superintendent OF the Texas
Il Pacific IL revived.
The new time card Of the Texas & Pacific.
as published Ia yesterday HERALD, which
zoe, into sifsct Sunday, meets with gen
cral favor here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07
.rNCIIARiTABLE CHARITY"

DALLAS, Fec. 6.-[E itor HERALD lin
cleaning over the Dally HERALD eli this
morning, my attention became drawn 10
an article headed Charity" aud alter pc
rusipg its contents, the Illuminated manner
In which | have become 80 unpleasantly
d aced 10 the face oil the world, has prompi-
"A me to give uttUTauce u my wounded
feelings though painful il be to me.
IT'S said charity Is doubly blessed, ut
blesses those who give, as well as those
who receive" bat when the recipient has
10 be Inundated and degraded asa public
beneiactor il coasts 10 be avirtuc.
As regards the eniire affair, twas unso-
liciied ON my part, - am tar irosn being
reduced to mendicant state, IL being
spoptaneous act of the lodge of which my
departed husband was once member.
Suspension might have been omitted aud
thrown the cloak Of charity over the faults
Of departed brother.
Whilst l highly appreciate and extend
nv heartfelt gratitude to esch and every
m I'm Der OF the lodge OF the r. s i. for their
interest Of myself and children, which EN-.
mated from the purest motives and klndest
feelings, | would prefer foregoing the bene.
ti0 extended than - accept under such
humiliated conditions.
Very respectfully, MRS 8. M. SIMON.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07
THEATRICAL.

Miss Roae Hy,lnre Is said 20 he ono Of the
abandonment women on tina A moricm stage.
Powers. the grsal sculptor, modelled her
arm N marble and placed II on exhibition
In New York.
Miss Eytinge created the countess In Led
hsifsy, a. the Union Square theatre, New
IofL, also Rose Michel, Felicia AL
Women OF the People. She gave Ito Uuion
Square us prestige 90 u FIRST olais society
theaier, being the leading war ~ us opening
nud Tor several weeks Afterwards, IL ~ 1uid
.ho Is the grl atest living actress, speaking
the Eurlish language.
Mics EytinlH's costumes IN Lid Astrny
are IN guillc-nt. The scenery sud proper
lies are gotten mp for the occasion hni the
'uiuituTc aud stage saitiurs are 10 sur
ppss anything ever Geen IN DtlIns,
Sec ina advertisement un tho Sth psge.
Sale OF seats commences this morning At
10 O'CLOCK
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07
RRECKINRIDGE.

BRrcxIsRrDeE, Feb. 4. -tCorrespond-
enceI-District CONT convened here TO
ssy. T. B. Wheeler being absent
T II. Conner ESQ.,. Of Ea,.Iand. was
elected specisl judge for the term
Attorneys from q distance are J. L. l.
Mccall, of westheriord; J. ii. Calhoun
and l.. II Conner, OF Eas,iand. Doe divorce
.ssr tried up to time. Criminal cocket "
Of Tor We sdry morning. IL Is though
Ia, very little business will Re dispo-' of,
nd that nearly all the cases will be contin'
Rosipess with our town peos lie 10 still
god.
Fsrmsrs &c making preparations for
.,~inR sprin crops.
Cattle are oiins well, and the grass IL
God.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07

THE San Antonio Light grows grandilo.
1uent over the immensely OF Texas. Hear
IL: TEXAS has 20l organized counties.
several Of which are as large as Massa-
chusetts, and Thousand ranches owned by
individuals, which are larger than Della
ware" If Texas had thousand ranches,
owned by individuals, which ara as large
without being larger than Delswar then
she po,se sses seven times more territory
TIA has ever been claimed by her. The
Thousand ranches claimed By the Light
would cover one million nine hundred and
sixty thousand square miles, while In fact
we have never claimed but two hundred
and seventy.four thousand square miles.
Orr entire territory-the Sabine to the Rio
Gr.nds-the gulf to Red River and the line
of s6:30-includipg bays. marshes, noun
ssins, sand hills. overflow bottoms and
Gypsum fields-would only accommodate q
hundred and thirty-bine (instesd OF
q thousapd) ranches the sire Of
Delaware, or only one y seventh Of
the number born In the brain OF the San
Antonio Lsnt. When We consider the &C
tual fscts. the amount of land occupied b,
nearly Two million, Of people. but an insp-
probable per cent. Of whom own ranchei
above few hundred acres. but thst large
districts Of territory are wholly unoccupied
rich indeed, must be the imasination Il
couceive oi such baronial grandeur amor
ths bull whackers aud Maverick seekers
th. s,ste, Either this or an adherence o
mstbenss cal accuracy in the formulation
AZ utssrsncss 10 each and dazzle the eye
Eorjish an Scoth nob'emsn. 10 search ~
D,s' urss green on the occidental side o. shs
4 o1srsfo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07
LOCAL LITERATURE,
Suicide Of q Stranger ut the VI. George
ROlrl.
Eacket OF the Rail-personal and Gen
oral Notes 'h6reOy.
of CEtJlo COmpanles-A
Big Sale.
Omor Matters Local In Nature,
DEATH ora STRANGER.

DEATH OF = STRANGER.
1srt mput about \ o'c.1ct, AIR. T ],
Wells, VINO registers FROM LockJart NJ"
York. was discovered iu hts tGum, No. Il
De S.. George hotel, ia an iu-rLsibir
Hl apparently dyiug con'.t on, Tuesday
.'.hI lo paid Tor lodging Hnd break .est
and retired Nt AN early hour.
When c.lleA yesterday morning ho Jailed
tu answer, ard Ihlunug tnAt the Euo.t vas
asl .op, he bell Dos went his way. Tue
ray passed aud as he d'i NOT uppohr TIE
window OF his room sas h9iiiol aSd he vas
discovered Iying on tue bed ~ anluseusible
condition. A two.oUnCs viaiot thlUroiorm
cas l1nud beside hls bed. 10 Was nearly
ml. liz tho pockets OF his trousers was
found a yisl labeled sixty era ne OF NOR
pliuo, one.tAi.i OF which wss gone,
Dr.. Lake was summoned aud
.rnrpehed IN bringing sim bsck to lie,
ttolph ms recovery ~ regarded ~ doubs-
ul. Heisaman whose hair and beard has
beau treated by some sNty-hyo winters
whose facs IL iuli ul feeling
ana kindness, portrayiug intelligenos nnd
cultivation. The suppoSitiun is that
ne hltemp cd 10 put an end TO his existence.
10 mas the appearance OF u gentleman VINO
has ,een betier DAYS. The chiorolorm Was
purcna5aa q, shown by the ihsl ~
ths drug store Of JEFF H..
House, oppos te tho hotrl. lie
hes been stopping a. the holei of and on
Tor tina past week. Great ~ mpathy was lett
i1r tho unfortunate stranger by those pres
eli. Who earnestly hope for his recovery
Later-Ths stranger is dead. Constable
GEORGE Miller took charge Oi tho remains,
and an inqutst W Il b. held this morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07

and under tho leadership ~ Delaware u
Hudson advanced "a TO 3 H. The rise
WA stimulated by the report that tho
Delaware & Hudson company would de-
clare an extrs dividend, 'he net earnings o.
tho company for tho year being almost
So 000,0OO The improvement In coal
era led "a purchases On the general
lis', and occssioncd an advance Of l-2 10
.2l2. In the last half hour tho trais
asgin attacked thu market and IN the iinal
DEALING there was a decline o. Ia Dtl-
aware & Hudson. and IA 10 6-s ~ oiher
shares Compared with last sight's c'of'
ing, prices arc down Ii n | ! =, except l9r
Central Pacific, DNiwir' & Hu iaou, Luck
nwanna, Miohiian Central NV jersey
Central, Minltobt, Nov York Central and
Onnha preferred, which are Us 20 8-l
oigner; Chesapeake n O1in first preferred
81: ore on INVITATION, / TO 0l; Pullman
Palace, 1 20 III -
Transactions, $1,000 shares.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07
nIONIi II Up.

Every city and village IN The state save
Dallas has recognized the new standard
time ard set up their tows clocks. wat
tn, county commissioner court means by
giving people time that varies from that OF
the rest nj the country isa mystery. We
are usked frequently why II IL that the
court house cock Is not moved M TO CORE.
spond with the standard time, which has
been adopted throughout the
length ana breadth OF the Union. IL cte'
ates confusion aud causes the public u
good deal Of inconvenience.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07
CITY WATER sUPPLY-GAN0 WELLS.


The city council al its last session receiv-
cd A proposition non Messfs. Dargab, Trez'
yant, Clowney aud Some 10 supply the city
with water by u system OF gang wells,
which they assert will afford al ample sup.
DIV should the city attain growth aud
population many times greater thsn u 10
to-day. A HkBALD reporter called AT thee
office OF the gentlemen TO gather such IN
form ation III regard 10 their wells u, WAS
ebtainabe. The gentlemen were much en-
gagged with other affairs at the time, but
enough was elected To learn that wherever
this syst. m has been adopted 1t has proven
an ,utlrs SUCCESS The city OF Brooklyn
made contract with company % furnish
that city with 8 100000 gail0us per day,
and last summer during the uiouth' Wnun
other sources JAILED, lhe company was called
upon To- furnish double that amount which
they we're enabled to 90 bv merely increas-
ing the speed Of their acbinery. ~ II now
N operation IN many cities ana owns IN
the north rud has never failed u eiye per
ct satisfaction. The feasibility OF such
works here, they assert, 10 beyond question,
rs practical tess fully demonstrated.
Taking all this to be true, there can be 10
doubt that this system would afford the
city an ample supply Oh DC -tCr
water than any otheryet proposed, ana
nj = less cost. The parties proposing To lur-
nish the wafer do not ask for dollar IN
money until they complete TIE WORKS ana
supply the city daily with tue quantity OF
water they contract to deliver III the Guy
reservoir. Now, the question to be deter
mined Is which Is the cheaper for the city
10 issue bonds Tor other plans proposed,
paying annually o heavy interest upon
them, at the expense OF keeping tho works
In repair, or 10 accept the proposition Of The
gang.well company witnout any iuture
trouble and expense. 1t The gang'weiI Sys
IL saf.f A M
cees the city will not be out dollar. From
the slight dsta at hand upon which 10 iorIn
An opinion, II does ecu that the gang-well
system Of after works will prove the least
extensive aud most satisfactory as regards
the quality OF the water TO be furnished.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07
rhn nnn.lly nnsnlinr.

CLEVELAND, Feb. G.-About O'Clock this
morning violent explosion startled thu
people ~ this oitv. A. Lindll', sever
mileH out, John Kramer, q freight con-
ductor on the Bee Line, orawled under =
tank car, which had orAtained gasoline, 10
infpeo, IL. His lamp iRnitod the gas siill
lingering around the tank. The cor was
torn 20 fragments and Kramer will proba'
hlN lin
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07
CATTLE NEWS.

Yesterday the consolidation OF the Cont
mental aud Mill Iron cattle companies was
perfected, aud under The style OF the CONT
mental Ca.,ls and Land Company u begins
business with capital OF three million dol.
lars At an election held tho old ollicers OF
The Continental Company were elected to
serve.
u was reported here in stock circles that
Mr.. George b. Loving, OF Fort w orth, who
il now In Glasgow, had sold TO scotch cspi-
tsli,is the Double Mountain ranch. on the
Upper BrAzos river, for 81 600,WO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07

Tue legislature has adjourned sine die,
the governor, contrary TO the expectation
of many wifeacres having failed 10 recon
yene, and dismssing the solons with squal.
fled bened ction. The body have been
guilty OF Gins Of omission and comnission'
but through all their work rpirit q
earnestness has run, ard each doubtless re.
turns TO hisconsti,uency without any fear
of no, being able to account for his steward
ship-the broad mantle oil conflicting Sec
ton olism being sufficient to cover ell indi'
yidual shortcomings.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07

One cold 10 sometimes contracted on top
of another, the accompanying cough be-
coming settled and confirmed. and the
lungs 30 strained aud rscksd, that the pro.
suc,lon OF tubercles frequently follows.
Many existing cases OF pulmonary disease
can be thus sccouBted for. and yet how
many others are now carslessly allo wing
themselves 20 drift through he preliminary
symptoms, controlled by the fatal policy Of
flowing q cold 10 take care OF itselfl Or
he d ret intimation OF cough or cod, or
any throat or lung troub resort promptly
20 DIR. Jayne's Expectorsnt. q safe curative
If long established reputation, and you
may avoid toe consequences OF such
dangerous tri6ing.