The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-09
STATE PRESS.


level-hesded ideas IA TO what will solve
the crime problem in Texas Waco
Examiner.
should wellborn grow to be an great
statesman as he is polished orator he |
will certainly be very great man.
Statesman.
In the great state Of Texas DIN has no |
superior as an orator. His equals are |
extremely scarce Henderson Times. |
When Butler il elected president he
will appoint Blaine secretary of the !
navy. He knows how 10 cast an anchor |
TO the wiIdward, and tell stories fit only |
for the ears Of marines.--( Waco Day.
h. J. Chambers, a Texas greenbacker,
is wasting time, paper aud ink writing
long, dry, open letters TO Ben Butler.
They win receive about az much notice
from Bold Zen IA the gnat did from the
OK when it sat uponlhis horn Clarks-
Vile Times.
II may be regarded as reasonably GER
tain that no charge whatever, though
sustained by the most incontestiblo tes-
timOny, would turn tho Republican
leaders who have been engaged to snp-
port Blaine. No charge WAS ever made
AGAINST the worst criminal which could
not be met by ingenius counsel with
some sort OF defence. They now at
tempt 10 explain or pal'iate every charge
made against Blaine, claiming IN many
instances that they are nothing but
Democratic lies. BRENNAN Hammer.
The Gazette Yesterday Sunday pub
lisned especial" from Temple, giving
the particulars Of the hanging of Ed
WA lis hy unknown . rites. The same
Information, taken from the Dallas
| IiE.,ALu of the Ith, was Published in
the Mail Saturday afternoon. Those
I">pecialS" Of the Gazette are marvelS or
enterprise but like tho cows tail,
| They're niTays behind. An effort should
4 he made 10 secure a last mail tram Tot
| the specifi accommodation OF the Ga
zrttc', "spociap corps of correspond
ems Font Worth Mail.
| Says Blaine unto Harriet: "IIarriet,
| III be your husband If you will be my
wife, Unto which Harriet replied:
"She works, Jimmie And from that
! day forward they were as husband and
wife without further proceedings. That
WAS thirty odd years ago when Blaine
| was a professor ia a Kentucky college,
and now no says In eXtenuatiOn OF the
above offence against that society he
didn't know any better. Wonder II he
Taught his pupils that that was the best
way 10 rivet the matrimonial chains.-
Mexia Ledger.
Gov. Ireland and Hon. Barnett Bibbs
are reported to have created a genuine
enthusiasm In northwest Texas IN the
canvass they are making. They van
| pushed the (un)W ashed-JOnes-free
grass hallucination at Abilene and
Sweetwater, speaking to a large audi
ence at the latter place on the LIST inst.
1t Is to be greatly regretted that the gov
ernor''s voice is failing him. His friends
in this section would be glad 10 hear
HIM before the close of the campaign.
lie is one of the ablest lawyers, purest
patriots, sOundest statesmen and best
men ever elected to the chief magistry
OF Texas Hubbard City News.
The effort to suppress the gambling
dens Al Fort Worth have thus far been
II failure. The evening of the day
that the grand Jury adjourned the diff
terent gaming establishments We're
opened up in all their splendlr, and
resumed business. The law and order
part of the citizens of that place are OPP
posed IN thcir efforts by the leading
papers, which advocate gambling ON
business principles, and seem ~ regard
It's future prospects as depending on
that vice. All reforms move slowly at
first, but they gather strength and ac-
quirc accelerated velocity which uti-
) matoly accomplish its object. The CON
scrVative, mw-abiding element Of that
city will try again, until that city is
placed In the same role for good order
as Dallas il in that respect. WaXa-
hhchle Enterprise.
The Galveston News was shown up hy
= the Houston Post this year To he badly
/ In debt. hut the News has gone soldlN
through, while the Post has h 'cu forced
Ia surrender To II publican, thereby
l putting u leadinA Democratic paper u
u the state at the mercy ul HE leading Re
publicau, OF the town. The Fort Wortl
Gavette ,Ou has found itself iusolvent q
late, while id { IN the middle of grea
!, free gra's posture, and vas also forced
y tu surrender o. mp'hrr lnHu, VIII
"swunN it M lu " inside of running
expenses, while the DALLAS HERALu, it
rival, iSy,, uA staud'hy Uf mort
Tex FruN,ih Herald.
The GaGetto l. AN cuterprising inurna
Its "surclal" dispatches are m rSels {
newspaper pntrrpiiSr-iu tnrlr way
:. This (MundANl morning 1t published
especial" from Sh, rmuu y wing the pnl
!" ticulars or u ditll uliy hutw~u DR.. i.
Cook aud u miiu named Couch, ut How,
" The interest 1T the SPECIAL, however
was sOmvwnut impaired hy tho tact thu
" the SOME to'cprlu,,t taken FROM the Dale
HERALD, nj the tn, appeared |
il, the columns vt the Mail a
:" saturday afternoon last-iuSt fort
hours In advance at the GaZeltr's publ
~ cation. Honesty Is an excellent prime
CT Pile 10 adopt IN newspaper ~ In all 9th,
business affairs, aud tile Journal that n
Mt tempts tndccoivr It's readers will soon,
10 Oi atcrcon,e To- grior;our ncighhor shoul
stick tn tho text, and not revamp IN
VI. rebate old correspondence and atteml
or tn pain II oil on tho public ~ "speci
telegrapbic dispatches. and ~ an ey
nd dencn of enterprise aud liborality,
NJ Fort Worth Mail.