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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-21

In 1850 came from the north 10 take charge a
the gas works In Rome. as superintendent and
after tho overflow. which occurred In the spring
following was very much exposed 10 malsria1
poison, and In 1881 found my blood so contami-
mated with the poison that was forced 10 give
up business. / was treated by the physicians
without relief. My trouble finally determined
In an absoess OF the liver. aud nearly every d0e
(mysclf includcdj thought was doomed 70 40
within few days. In this condition was sd.
viscd by friend 10 take swifrs Specific and
took II lust Ms a drowning man would catch at o
straw. but as soon as my system got under tho
innne nee of the remedy, the abscess came 70 q
point aud burst passing oil without pain. In
fifteen days after this was no ut my work. and
have since enjoyed excellent health
Every sufferer from malarial poison should
take SWiflis Specific G, G. SpRSGgR
srpt. Rome Gas Light Company.
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cor. M s. .

WHY WILL ANY ONE SUFFER FROM CoRNS
when they can gNt bottle of tho GERMAN
corn REMOVER - certain and painlessrcm
edy for both CornS end Bnulons OF any drug
gist for Is cents. There are worthless limitations
similar I'm name. BE sure to q / tho GERMAN
CORN REMOVER" C.'N CRIITFGTON, Sole
Proprietor, ll5 Fulton street New York.
GLFNN'S SULPHUR SOAP Improves tho SKIN.
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.llP'EAgSE;.

p,r.nr~ ~, lively Cnrni ~ Dr.. Pre- Pa-Cni
rrorrrtc ,l-e &c Truss trrf drtlrp. ntion 81 M
n Oty i,nnine Eic.trir fua1 10 TN World
md thr 1nlr Q that viii lroferly rttrir ard RAJ
rrflr en-. Ue-n.a. Over 90 HI1icai Crrrr e1ec =
Rad ~h~t Dr. Jos. Sinlns. Of hca York. the ~
r--r.f ~ fornurnisf. vrtel Aug ~ - - fre1'
~ r.-r. - g. re<nru~rt fer which hlHil tro -
rsss, ,S,, lice ,Asric f s c.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TINE UNIVERSITY OF the SOUTH

Is located at Sewanee, Tenn, upon tho Cumber'
laud Plateau, 1900 feet above the sea level
This school, under the special patronage Of
the Bishops OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
In the South and Southwest offers the hea thicst
residence and the best advantages. both moral
and educ ltona, in its Grammar School and Col
legiate and Theological Departments. For the
special claims of this University for patronage
son, ID. D., Vice. Oh ancellor Sswanee, Tenn.
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W. ID. WYLIE X CO.,
REAL ESTATE LOAN AND
unIIuCyJ,sO AGENTS.
UOLLECEIsO AGENEs,

GRAED.wIND50R HOTEL DALLAS, TEXAS
Will givo special attention to securing goot
Investments In city property, farming ana
grazing land. To stock r8isers sud colonies
NO oifor special inducements having on our
lists largo tracts Offlne agricultural aud sras
Ing lands, with abundance Of wnier. The REM
Ing and sale o. city property will receive specie
and personal attention COlecuonB promptly
made and remiltoi. Havin" limo Of Offices in
Chicago, ST. Louis and New Hoik. Snd CORES.
pondentR In Europe, our facilities for the sale OF
property are unequaled. We have 100000 acres
OF tho finest lsud In Texas. belonging 20 the
Franoo.Texnu Land Company, choice selec
tons, which wc win soil on long Il 1e Those
lands are adjacent 10 aud contiguous TO the
Texas & Pacific Railway. We publish, In con-
nection with our business.
Tho North Texas Real Estate Journal
Which will be distributed along. the various
lines of railway and will be plpcod on hle In ihe
hotels of the principal cities In this country and
Europe, furnishing full information regarding
Texas and her resources. Will fu,"tsh complete
abstracts OF title TO property In Dallas and sur.
rounding counties; will prosecute claims agains,
the United States In all the departments OF the
government. Bounty, pension ann land claims
a specially. Call and examine our list OF prop
erty.
Represented Ivy O. 8. CARTER, 15i Nassau
street. New York. M. J. RICHARDS Ran.
dolph street. Chicago and A. SCHIELDS 6ls
Chestnut street. st. Louis. Mo
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MEDICAL

HTDR. EuGsHR nEVACE on FRANCE,
haf made ua hts agents .or tn state 9axss 10
sell his neycr.failing ronody 'Fasura lou nu-
bial Restorative OF Viinlisar' All antr,od with
uCryOua debility, logs OF mrnh0od nud him
drod diseases should NJ once 2 oaurV his iruulas
from which TO learn the cause Of the diieasoo
above mentioned then 81 once 10 pgoonfo from
ua or through as by your dfuggs'of exprcss
tho never failing remedy
CROwDus & BALDWIN
Wholesale Druggists Dallas, n ia
pvroinil ~ Vowel 4 RIOS anti. l.. Williams.
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COTTON.

DALLAS spots are steady NJ quotations.
ehipme to-day are sbsles sent dat over Hou g
ion 4 Texas Central by +. b Mitchell. Receipts
are II bales by wagon to compress, and ] ba'o
by rail 10 oemprsss on socount or j. H. haTse-
lis sent from Ferris.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-21

ebid. tAsked. "a
llToNs-- Opened: New Orleans quiet Closed:
New York, duh and steady; New Orleans,
Qulet. Liverpool. dull.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

MIDLAND, Dee, l3.--l Special, The
freight and passenger business for M
vomber Omounted to - 650.G5. The bus
moss for December promises TO exceed
any previous mouth. Lumber, iron,
wiuduills, coal ana stock were received
here ON Thursday amounting 10 seven
carloads,
The stock Of general merchandise be.
longing to s, p, Powers is exppcted
eVory day. The ladies of Midland VIII
hal with joy the arrival OF the dry
goods Department.
Tho maximum temperature Ter No
Nemue was $50, minimum, $50, mean
5000.
a dry uorther commenced on the Ttb
Just, turning TO rain ON Monday. and
closed with half an inch of snow ON
Thursday morning, The rain fall dur
ing the week amounted to 10 inches.
. The building association has adver-
used Tor bias tor tho building Of two
room cottage, which will, when finished,
be occupied 10y William Crosby.
The trees and shrubs so kindly fur.
uished by Or. John Il. Ennis, now
adOrn the ground about the depot, tho
immigrant home and the Yards OF sever.
| al people. The roots came from Iowa
anu under tho genial influence of thi,
climate commenced TO bud ~ soon ns
planted. Tho wheat in the Immigrant
home ground, although planted late ano
under every disadvantage Tor want o
! proper tools, is now coming uplicelC
aud has good stand. The lato RAIN,
have put the ground IN splendid con
ditioh Tor cultivation, and the plowip.
should be continued for February plant
! ing.
Several weeks ago slick young mar
came to town from Terrell, pnd wis 90
ing To put store in a. once. Whilt
talking with ]. G.. Carr no claimed |,
have lost $40 gold piece. MIR. Car
kindly loaned hi. 9ne-halr the amour
ne claimed 20 aa'e lost, which was 30 bu
returned on the first train. MIR. Gar
has not yet hoard from the slick youn.
| man.
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A new use for the frog has been dis
covered. A medical core pondent of
the Lancet says that finding tho treat
meut 81 graduating Wounds toy Skin
grating is in country r.ctce lab to
fall into disuse, through tua unwilling
ness OF pa leuts to part with the lutte
Dt oil ska nee sAaiN, he has
lately been inluued to trv expert.
meuts with other Substances, AZ a
substitute for human gratis AS
tho outcome o. these experiments mo
finds that bits of skin from a decapitated
frog make gratis which admirably an.
swer all purposes, forming q source OF
supply always at hand in the country,
except during the winter months, ana
being easily applied on acco INT Of their
uniformity ~ thickness, and nrcessitat-
ing no palu 10 sun, ring humanity.
The skin of single frog yields gratis
Tor an enormous extent of sur
Lace, aud pres rves its vitality so long
that, /: the patient iSRt u dislaure, the
portion of the skin required can be ear
riod by the surgeon in his pocket for an
houro more without injury, provided
y ~ wrapped In gutta-percha or other
Waterproof Tissue to prevent driving.
Tho frog is 10 extensively used ios eApe-
rlmentM purpos ) by surgical savan :
thnt the appropriation OF its skin inr the
cunN euiDnce OF human belnns
whose own skins require
nrwl IL nov = prmreding 70 which /
can reasonably OBJECT, mure osnrrl.lh
a. u Is decapitatcd before ruinu tau
MI lied. The puoiic, however, would
DO Interested TO hear n little more about
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a strangs ,ore rntion.

Two negro men were brought in yes
terdsy end lodged i'm jail on the follow
ing charge: One Of them had beon re-
fused the affections Of dusiy sweet
heart. lie consulted witch DOCTOR"
(of whom lotabound among tho col
ored p8oplo). He was told that it was
necessary to mix the powdered bone,
DUST of an old person aud an infant in
tho food OF the heartless maiden in or
DER 10 win her otherwise lost love. The
de.uded fool (said TO bo a quiet negrO)
obtained Help and dug up the
remains Of an aged lady, which
had been inferred tWeHtV y ears, also
that ofan infant, which had been buried
SIX years. he grave robbery was dis
cOYered, and after careful hut the
crime was traced 30 these negroes. The
muJliated remains Of the old lady were
found, but those Of the child are gone.
The Indignation is intense. 1he former
good behavior OF the principal negro
saved him from violence. He was
brough TO jail for The regular course OF
law. The witch DOCTOR" some old
negro scoundi eli, has Ned.
The SuperstitiOns OF many OF the
blacks are 80 general that "charms"
Goals Of cotton string, fragments of
wool, hair, and leaves rolled together,
were found on them when arrested.
They always insist that they would
have escaped il the charm hadn't
failed. The sight of rabbits foot, par
ticularly graveyard rabbit, is to them
worse than any other horror. Recently
gentleman was called upon to visit 8
negro, who told him che vas done for;
no was Wretehed; he did find piece OF
rabbit skin in him left hand coat-pock-
eU." Tho gentleman susnected the
witch and ordered him OF the place,
with the promise Of fifty lashes il he ro.
turned, The charm lost IFS power and
the daludpd fellow is woil.-. Orange
burg Cor. Charleston News ana Courier.
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The HERALD does not want to find
fault with the postmistress Of Fort
Worth, but there has been so much said
in regard to the late delivery of the
HERALD in that city that many are con
strained to believe it is intentional. II
is well known that the HERALD is
eagerly sought for in the Fort, because
it furnishes its readers there the latest
news. The Mail has spoken of the mat
ter frequently, and now the Democrat
says; "Wo call tho attention of the
postmistress to the fact that morning
paper, like the Dallas HERALD, should
be distributed for delivery as soon as
received. The Democrat called for its
mail as late as 9 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, but did not get yesterdays HER
AhL until this morning. is there any
good excuse for that?r 1t is TO be
hoped posotlice officials in that city will
give this matter attention.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14
THE C0UE rRY'S CAPITAL.
NOTICE OF ooRENs REVOLUTION
Dead Lock Botweon House aud Senate
Connnittee--Ths swain Trial resti-
Uony shows n Very Loose
Code of army Morals.
y snlNoroN, Dec. l3.-Tho seoretar,

-z-.,,,...,. 40 ~,
y aSHlNOroN, Dee. 3D. The secretary
OF the navy received a cable message
this morning from Rear Admiral Davis
at Nauasoli .n,,,,,,,i,,,, ,,,,,I,,+il,
i'm Corso an, $500, " ~ TIu;."i
Sfatos vessals grar,tn aG Ntsj,,,, ,,iii
90 tIoro ,t,,,ii,,It,, "" O0'i'00 VII
e0 '''o'0 i''i'''.ulH'''5'
Tho copfaro,s no, ~ Kin e., ,s
rorfeiture of ~ AiEontic ~ T Paaif =" ,, lL
Grant held a al ' ''io",in,. 'giiiv 'a,'I
disanresd III ,i9 h,, ,,.p'tl" u-u"y s''
TO assent to am, nro,iein Mil t,'i,,
semi the ouast;onn IN t,o n,,,rt,
MIN WIZ, apr,1
The nrosncrtin,, iI ,ha G,,.;.,, ,..,,,,
MARTA r.stad. t,.;, ,.,.,, tl,i.
with the exomination nt Can Da,,il =
McKihben Nvbo Sim, y, ,.,,,,,ri '.l ~,
Testimony giyan h, Ei At,r,,,,. - Nv
day. Paymaster i;s,e,'I 80
called He identi6al a ,ottor ',,rit 20 as
nv Col. NInrrn,y ,sl,inl, ~ ba,.a ~ t o.
(Morrow'sl nav slGnUed exrent Va to
Washingt6r irh5 P,;'.,, 80 '''is,P U 80 "
in regard 10 his s'' Irtts T''"Tss 'o% hS
said, 10, insfrprt h,a nbief clari, 70
write TO ali navnsst,.rs tn Zion nayinSr
MOrrow's nav arrounts nntiI fnrthoIr ~
ders. excent aa IN W.ehinot|,n Tni,
order was issnna ,bont tna is1h nf AMI
1888. '''
In answer In a ,r,oe,i,, nv Gan cros
venor, the witness said at tb,t ti,Ia bo
did not know tbat Morrow. nav 40
counts had haen dnnIirated TX said
he might have Enons if thr0nrb news,
paper rumors. He testified ~ m fbo
practice in the war deDnriment when il
was discovered that nn ntiirat h.,G n,,o,.-
drawn or dunlirat',d Lfs nav,
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Tho pailas HERALD is sim exercised
over the HON ~teai law, aud maintains
thot everybody knows It is unjust and
wicked. That il works IL hardship IN
particular instances, no ono will deny.
IL IL moro difficult, however to pre-
scribe u remedy that itis TO discover the
defect. The HERALp's remedy il
to allow each family home
stead Of n fixed value. At first
blush this appears tD be the true solu-
ZION OF the question, but little ~.
Election leads US to believe that such an
adjustment of our homestead law would
he attended with the same inequalities
that make the present law objection
able, or else become mcse fruitful
source of litigation, If the homestead
consisted in property of tue value of
5000, say,as land is constantly tluclust.
ing in value according tr
circumstances too numerous tC
mention, two homesteads designated to
day might one year hence bo as differ
ont in value rs daylight and darkness
therefore the law would operate as par.
tally as the present, Tho other horn ol
the dilemma / ;, that il the homestead |,
to be re-designGted and sot apart every
time one man wants to sue another
there will bo litigation ad lnfuitum
Perhaps the editors OF the HERALD con
template practicing law Weokly Mes
gutter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

THk San Antonio Times thinks If the,
$4,000 head of fat cattle in Texas were
marketed, even at the low price of 500,
II would bring 100000 to the state,
IAN amount amply sufficient to relieve
the people of Texas and reinvigornte
trade and business" Now. if the Times
win only state how this money in The
hands Of cattlemen, many of whom are
foreigners, is to get into general circula-
ton, some hopes might be entertained
that it would inviGorate trade and bust
ness. There is very little of the money
realized from the sales of cattle that ever
circulates in business channels.
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superstions of nrnmntl,is.

IL may not be generally known, SAYS
the Musical Herald, that Gilbert aid
Sullivan had q superstition that Che ic..
ter app in their titles brou ut them
luck. Pmafore" made the first qronl
hit, aud theu camo the pirates OF Pen.
Zanco' with two "Ps." Then followed
Patience" and then "lolanthe," with
the Subtitle the peer AVID Peri" again
"a double "P," aud at first thew avon
thought of adding 20 Ibis hy csllirr II
"Perolu." princess Ida" followed, hut
The "p' seemed to break tho charm,
Sardon, The great French playwright,
has fa'jcn into a similar way al think.
ing, aud believes that fatn blessed lis
"DOras,' 50 he has written "Dora," Il
guvcess; "Fedorn,' ,rcsi ,ucrcss; and!
Is now at work on "IbtOdara,"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

THE El Psso Times, the b. ightest of
pioneer journals, has increased the stat
ure of the HERALD by the annexed
pleasant notice. The Times is deserv-
edly considered the "livest" paper in
the far west, and has added to its repu-
tation for many virtues that of appre-
ciativeness: owe are glad to see that
bright, crisp, newsy paper, the Dallas
HERALp-added to our list ofeNchanges.
1t is chuck full OF news, presents a
clean face, and is edited with brains and
judgment. We are glad to shake hands
across the great empire of Texas, and
wish you great success in the approach
ing new year"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

The Boston Advertiser says: "Tho
vote east by the state of Texas in tho
late election showed total Of 3ls3D5.
OF this nuriber MIR. Cleveland received
2252os, giving him The enormous ulural.
" ot lSl,so1 and a cienr msjority OF l2S.-
OIL which Is. with one exception, tho
largest majority ever given presidor-
tla ticSot Ia a single state. In iS72
pennsylvania gave Gen. Grant l3h,glS
majority over Me Greeley, aud this
wear y gave Sl,Ol9 plurality over Mr..
we've amt Texas cast only 3A2l votes
i"r Butter, ous gave 50. John 3,6ll, Tho
increos0 ia he vote OF Texas since lSsD
II 10, @S, which tallies with the reinnrE-
able advance OF tho state IN wealth and
business activity. ia indeed the Em-
pro state Of the south.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

4 Loathorette Case, satin lined, contain
ing Cciluloid Comb and AmbuIoid Brush.
'tSi rs, worth s2 ~. Same style OF case,
with Mirror, mt 81 ID, worth 81.
q Fine siIt Flush Case, lined with sati C. .
containing Comb, Brush and Mirror. at
? ~, worth So 30. A finer quality and
larger size, of Same style, mt ! so, worth
$3.50.
Fine Plush and Lincustra Toilet Cases,
trimmed with Comb, Bair Brush, Nail
Brush. Tooth Hrueh and Nail Scissors, at
10 90 and G12 worth 80 and SIG, Hand
sOmer styles stiIl, with more and finer
trimmings, at o 90, ts 90, 1000 and
go? 80, worth from 20 90 to 1876.
Gents Shaving Cases from 800 to $40,
worth ! 30 10 SO. Fancy Cushions and
Covered Toilet Hottles equally low.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

these froe-giafts before adopting them
geueraliy. q IS toe shnr OF the reg
when grated retain it's peeulari les?
The point is of some importance as to
the appeafanceOf person Ia a specEled
trog skin would hardly he progresses
ing, May nor Fl, g grating also lead to
IN increase OF toadyism?-. Pail Mail
Gazette.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

The Decatur Tribune, also edited by
"a veteran newspaper man, Coz. j. w.
iooTH, pays The HERALD tho following
aind notice: "The Dallas HERALD. un
Ter the editorial management of that
veteran, z. $. PFouTs, has not lost any
Of the vim which has hitherto made the
HBRALp one OF the best papers in the
.,outhv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

OK the land aud penitentiary ques-
lion the last Legislature settled the gen
eral policy OF the state, but lof. details
ior the nineteenth legislature. These
are very important, and should receive
earnest study.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

Endeavoring to Create False Inprcssjons
Certain parties, actuated by motives
ofjealousy and malice, are endeayorinr
to create an impression with the public
that the Courier oflics Is about to be
spirited out Of 4 natural existence Inv
some real or imaginary proceeding M
law. The Curs.caua c0rrespoudent Of
the Dallas HERALD ycsterday morning
says:
&c. l.. Collins, one Of the proprictorg Of
the Courier, has sued for partition, and
the otiicC Will bo sold on or about tie lat
of January"
Tho facts in the case arc that G. /. Col
Inns did exchange VI trade Tor the undi.
vided interest of G. Dalton i'm the Cour.
Ter office, last February. A board of mr..
Dltratiou was appointed 90 establish Mr..
collins interest, anu the verdict of said
board was set aside on u motion o, Col
lins In the district cuurv. For certain
reasons Mr.. CoihUs has never hreu rec
oEnized as 20 partner in the business
OF the Courier Office, aud hi
interest has been represented by
other parties under a lease. Such IL the
condition OF affairs az the present time.
coupled with his last lease, and part
80, Wv - Z" 'Nf' ,lth 90 N'lf lllh Interest
10 .the Courier oili'0 at the expiration OF
SAID !"ANa i"r siv"n sHm. W. mako
the above plain statement 'or the pu
pose co. informing She Observer and Che
HEHhlD correspondent that the Courier
is ln no Immediate danger of any great
calamity, and also to assure our patron
and the public generally that they need
have no fears Aa 10 the false Tum6rs {
allnat by parties vino take moro interest
IN planning th5 downfall OF their neigh
horS than they doiu G,tepdug to their
own business CorSicauu Courier
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

Plush Stands, with two Colosoo III
and Glass Powder BOX, at ezn 'e'
SO 10 larger size Mt 90, worth a. T'''A
handsono Plush Case. satin l,,,
tanning two large Cologne Bottla. y, 20. 'oA'
worth 81 80. High Plush Case sa,' Ov'
ing. contnining two very larro ca, IN
Bottles and Powder Box, az sso 'o'osn'
St2 so. ~ "orti
Leatherette Cases, satin lined cor..,.,
two small Cologne bottles at ,s ''"'us
81 SO. '''"oHl
OdoT Stands from soc. upward. 49,.
double Fancy Ink Stands at van,
prices. Gents CuTand Collar Set, NV.
yaIae. u"
Ladies' Plush aud Leatherstto w.,
Boxes satin lined, fitted with Vow ~,
steel Working Materials, AZ 2Yg g.
each worth 4 90 &I4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

In the Illinois Central does change the
Texas Il st. Louis Narrow gauge into a
broad gauge road there viii be lots of
narrow-gauge rails, ties and rolling
stock iors sale cheap, This might TO used
by Dallas company In building a road
To tho northwest or TO tho southossl,
The Illinois Central might use smeli
part Of IL In extending tho Sulphur
springs branch, which could DO utilized
~ aioeder, running through good
country. Thesc roads pay well as local
rosds' Waco sells lumber NJ SIS an.l
Dallas at $50 per 900 fcel--so much Tor a
marrow gauge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

The San Antonio Express has no
pity on the Gazette, or it would never
lave said: "The Dallas Herald, hav-
ing got the Fort Worth Gazette in a
corner over the free-grass question, per-
sistently pummels it in an effort to
make the latter paper say whether free
srsss is an Issue or not. II is cruel,
,.ruel in the HER LID to do this"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

SENATOR GIBBS interview in Thurs
l4's News is Likely to be extensively
commented upon, AS it lays the basis
ior discussion Of all the more impor-
iant questions Of probable legislation
this winter. He boldly takes issue with
most OF the press of the state on the
question of making pislol-carIying Il
lelOny,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14
Y UFIN WVVdITNI
question.

The wholesale escape Of the prisoners
rom the Decatur and Montague jails
will likely pUJ the sheriils more on
heir guard, and lead the people to en-,
luire what service are expensive jail
buildinta.
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SUNDAY. DhoRMeER "a. 1881.

TIE HERALD indulses in long edi-
iorial this morning On the subject OF
convict labor, and its length must be ex
cused because OF the Importance Of tho
question.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-14

NEW oRLEANs, Dec. l3.--George Il.
Wingaie, cashier OF the North British
Canadian Investment company, of
toronto, was arrested here to-day.
charged with embezzlisg $1,000.
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