The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-06
STATE PRESS.


Hon. l.. Il. Foster, of Limestone CONT
ty, and representative Upton, of FAY
cite county, arc mentioned as candi-
dates for speaker of the house of repre-
sentatives. Foster is man of the peo-
pie, wlde.awake and especially iuIper-
Vlous TO lobby Influences and The Ban
nef hopes he will be- successful.-, Green
vile Banner.
Tho Seymour Cresset says: eve
haye taken particular notice of the fact
mat If ia man comes to Baylor county
and goes Off cursing the county, that il
Will not be three months until he re-
turns accompanies by several families
! aud settles IN the county. The more "A
! man curses county the more people he
brings back with him"
IL is poor compliment to the busi-
ness management of u paper like the
Gazette, that, after sinking Il col nun.
dred thousand dollars in its effort Ia
bulld mp morning newspaper. il is fur
ther from tho goal than when il began.
FOR tho amount Of money that has been
expended upon the Gazette, it should
DO hrst class newspaper. connecting
WIN tho Galveston News aud lallas
HERALD. But----.- Fort Worth Mail.
MIR. w. g. Connor, representing the
GatVcston WaterworkS company, and
representative of some other COMPANIES,
VIII he IN Greenville in few DAVIS 10
confer with our city council in regard
10 system of waterwOrks for Green
vile. Severa, members of the council
are opposed To building water works nj
this time, and the measure is threat
ened with defeat, unless very in yorabla
Terms can be made with the companies.
dreenvllle needs wsterwOrks, but some
OF our citizens fear that we are not able
Tor such Improvements at present.
tGreenville Banner.
II Is thought that bill will be intro
duced in the next legislature making il
alelony Tor anyone to carry pistol nn-
loss authorized 10 do SO as u peace oil
Ger. II the press of the state voices the
sentiments Of the good md law-abidinp
citizens such bill will become y lnW
some restriction ShOu d also he mt
upon peace officers carrying pistols.
many such now take great pride In dis.
playing the most villninous looking six
shooters to be Obtained in the market.
IN some Localities peace officer, with ex-
Geedlngly large pistols, get drunk and
flourish their artillery r0udd in The
most reckless manner. ThCIavy should
- - 'l'''i'' l'-t'lNN TOT ttll 'ef@ OI
inns character BRENNAN Banner.
|, We HAY Judge from the report,
oallN published IN The vari1us neWspa-
psl' OF the laud, the GtrI.y i,g-t.in.
most Nuclully luWirSs, The tuursh,I,
aud militia, under the Wisaur outorrrng
'he law are clmmitliur every cOut.ri,.
able depreciation, lite nor nrupprfy il
respected, hey have tha prosnmur'on
81 equity on their side pvi the urlurt..
nate Wuitu WHl tuuul within tho nr.-
acYiued circuit % territory is subi.rtni
- All manner OF abus. There is mn rn.
dress. Tie United States government
has appointed their rights ana priy..
lyges, and to kick against the iuiusti.cs
thcy presume ENSURES 4 trip 10 Fort
smith, "a preiudiccd trial and lots az
cost. IL is a dastarily outrage In I
Suet spot should be found within tho
borders of grand, lreo country such as
We noaSt. 1t is not the direct fault of
tAe Ihulans themselves in but few in.
stances, butts tho tr ckery and schen.
ing of that class OF white men who have
obtained an entrance iu,O the Territory
aud are bold and bad enough TO work Il
for all IL Is worth that they NAV mn
their pockets with ill-earned cash
lGreonville Register.
Ashahaha, the head chief of the Com.
manche Indians, died on the 18th inst
the Immediate cause Of death being mn
old wound received In an encounter
with the whites ON one Of his raids i'm
Texas. Ashahaha will be remembered
hete MS the large, old-iaShionad Indian
who visited us lat winter with num-
her OF his tribe, accompanied hv MIR
Fox. Men do not seem to mind doing
mean, diSreputgblo or even horrihlo
things, hut arc In al eases greatly torn
mp AZ being taken to task or boinv
g He'd upon to meet tho conscOuppcas
AMI Indians are mucn tho same way
When MIR. AshahGho was here last win.
Ter ana suffering acuicly from this old
wound, probably given 0v some dvinr
mau In defense of his most sacred ani
cherished instinct, wn inlt like .slin,,
h,m what he did that way for, F,r Tho
past few Yeas the Cnmlnrhe and III
nwa Indians have been, with more ~,
less grace, bowling 70 the inevitable. but
IN the past they have inflicted wnunds
upon TNNas which only eternity can
neal. We try to harhNr no enmitv. Inn
sha | spill n grieG-.Texas Pnnhandle
On tho 9Th inst, the law passod st tho
late special SO sion of the Texas legis.
lMnre, making IL n -misdemranor nnn-
lShahle by fine and Imprisonment Tor :,
person to fencN or enclose ! nd bclnng.
lmg to other parties, went into efT,ci.
rms isa good law, and It should bc
strictly enforced, regardless of tho mr. ~.
tests ofthos who may atiempt To evnde
Us provisions. We arc glnd tn lenrn
that some OF the cattle companies who
nave large pastures enclosed i'm this
county VIII not attempt to evade ~,
hght this law, INIT have already com,
ln"hced To remove their wire fanros
from around the lands not owped or
leased by thom. II ~ stated that SOW.
crnl thousand acres uf land Will bn virt
uallN made free range in this countv M,
tho operatin" of this law. y
IL has been urged MS one of Tho ahso.
luto necesSitios tor the eXtension az M
fort Worth d Denver CITY railroad The,
is present terminus WAS IN Tho centor
~ large pastures, aud thatcattla shinne,,
mere could not got grass 20 nut thon n,
condition for the trail Tho onerntir,'
OF The new Law will havo tho eiract ~
s,ienceing fur an indehnite Tina ,b,
nocessity &c argument for extensio, ,u'
Herald, Wichita Falls.
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