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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-08
TRAIN ROBBERIES

1t was fondly hoped,a brief space back,
that barbarous and savage crime had
ceased. Many Wanted themselves on
the character Of to-day's civilization and
boosted of the supremacy of tho laws.
But "evory now and them halt is
called to such selfgratulation and the
wonderfully civilized people of this
golden ago are gagged in their bashiul
uttorances Will. a SAM BASS success or
some neat little arrangement like that
porpttrated within three miles of the
capital OF q southern state that has been
an integral faction OF the Union for halt
II century.
But wonderful as it may appear, there
seems to be quite a periodical tide Ia
the commission of such bold crimes.
They appear like epidemlcs-a
stamped out and disappear tor season.
Nor are they peculiar to sections. The
abduction of CHARLEY Ross has its
counterpart In more than one southern
state,and tho assassination of PRESIDENT
GARFIELDis just about matched with the
staying of Judge Elliott by Tom Buiord
II seems that these gross eruptions of
v'lliany mast occur, although, happily,
tho intervals between their occurrence
appears to be lengthening. Many at
tribute the repetition of these crimes TO
the existence and circulation of tho ten
cert literary gems with which the youth
OF the country seems TO be so well SUP.
piled. There Is doubtless something in
this view OF tho case, but II Is not sufli.
cient 10 account for such almost pre.
historic atrocities. The certainty OF,
eventual detection and punishment was
never greater. Tho BAssEs and Col.
LIssEs and UNpERwooDs, all "catch itn
In f-w short years. Their lives ara one
continued scare and apprehension. But /,
'eems thew Keep up their fruitless out.
lawry, and, like MARK TwAtY's good
hoy martyr, hope TO make their reputa-
ton on the dying speech.
The HERALD has only ono suggestion
to make. II Is to increase tho penalty
for train and highway robbery, and
make the trial of such cases Immediate.
even 1t the law had to be changed 30 as
TO get called court.
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DECLINED THE DOG.
Gov. Cleveland Not Accepting Gifts from
Anybody.

Gov. Cleveland Not Accepting GIFT, from
Anybody,
NEW YonK, Dec. 2.-Siuco the election
Gov. Cleveland has been tie recipient
OF numerous gifts; among them was Il
fine Newfoundland dog sent him bv
Mr.. w. J. Loader, of this city. The
president-elect has returned the dog TO
Mr.. Loader, accompanied by the follow
ing letter:
Executive Mansion. ALBANY. N. Y Nav 81
My DEAR SIR Day before Yesterday
when ! arrived here in the evening
from the executive chamber | found in
The house 4 fine ewfOundland dog, and
Yesterday learned through your letter
mat the dog was intended as "A gitt
rom you. hope you will not deem 1t
aliectati0n on my part when | write you
that am very adverse to
the receipt of gifts, especially
in the relation of rangers.
which you and | sustain to each other.
number OF small gifts have been seut
to me, some of them doubtless from
those who seek in this manner to show
Iheirgood will, while others have been
received from those whom | suspect of
attempting purely to procure an ac-
encouragement. II Is hard to offend the
FORMER CLASS by an exhibition
Of churlishness or lack of appreciation,
and my disposition is to huinor the de.
ire of others. The acceptance of pres.
ents OF value, which could involve an
obligation, should deem in my present
condition entirely inadmissibie, and |
confess | should feel better If all gifts of
every description were discontinuod. !
nave determined TO assure YOU mos.
heartily ofmy full appreciation Of your
Kindness in sending me the dog, and
that do not at all distrust yonr motive
IN doing so, and while thanking you
Tor the friendliness which prompted
the gilt, | ask you to permit me to re-
turn the same. | shall plea myself
ana hope not To offend you by sending
the dog toyour addressto- mos row at nv
expense.
Yours very truly,
GROVER CLEYBLAND.
10 WILLIAM j. LOADER, ESD No. 2lj Dean
street. BROOKLYN
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CoRsIcANA, Dee. - spernl.l ia,
weather has he une.i H.Glt1 cay.
The Waxanochi, corr sp.alrn. l4j.s
little uif $ hat bon rHuiri. tr .t....
beng no invitri., ...l Goa. t.... ,..r,i.
caua loGg" /. q. -. O. vI,.tNV.N..
naihle, We met thv rU.I.HI... tl.I...
Al the Union depot tai. m .,luy v.t.
mi 'rnleu us, there Ht' ou, Nh ma,
had been 10 Waxahauhle putsu.nt ~
sad Invitation. hut what hn, lhnt ga,
TO 40 win prumbllinu? 49,
Al II 'rt IL ou not ~ organize "A Chris
llah church ~ this city. Corsicauu has
"lreaiy become noted a, the CITY al
churches, having twelve church sdi.
hres, with settlng capacity Tor ever,
man, woman AMI chlld la the city, Mrs
t"auuha up, president nf ia, Women,s
Lhrls|an Temperance Union, stated, /,
lhe course al no OF hur ndtlrpssps
tlht Cufccana was the wickvd.sl
city IN Texas, save one. BE thai
~ IL nav, Cursi ANA can boast NOR,
church-Hoing people, one SUNDAY with
another, tnan ANY city of fts liz, In I'M.
state. There aro here twice As man,
,nuruhes ~ saloons, which Jew cities il,
,r,eNas, or any other state can boat.
Tue people not only 20 ~ cnurch, hu
support their ministers, lihrraliy. /.
Nv. lieauchamp makes such statetie,,l
Az 'tner ilnccs Corscana wishes To tnl,
TINS means To correct the iup,essiu,
such remarks arc likely 10 create.
The Sunday schools will obser, a nox
SUNDAY Us the centennial anniversary
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THE Honey Grove Independent says:
"The continual petty charges the Ga
zette and HERALD make against each
other and the cities they respectively
represent is disgusting to DISTINGUISHED
parties and not excessively compli-
mentary to themselves" Tho HERALD
dlsclaims ever having made charges
against the village of Fort Worth, and
it has always treated the amusing at
tempts at wit and sarcasm, which ap
pear in the Gazette, with forbearance
and charity, albeit they we're written by
one of the ablest writer's lin the editors
own estimation) in the state. No, the
HERALD has always been very mild
towards the Gazette, fondling it with
all the tenderness mother fondles her
child
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Iris beauty truly blent whose red and
white,
Nattros' own sweet and Ginning hand laid
on
F0zzonfs powder lmpartsa richness
Mixing The skin as soft as down


a new skating surface called "crystaI
'ce," has been invented by DR.. Calan.
tarients, of Scarborough, England. Con
slderlng that after all ice is merely a
crystalline substance and that there is
no lack OF substances that are crystal
line at ordinary temperatures, DR.. Calan-
tarients experienceh with a variety of
salts, and after a time succeeded in
making a mixture consisting mainly of
carbonate and sulphate Of soda, which,
when laid As floor by his plan, can be
skated on with regular leo skates; the
resistance Of the surface is Just equal to
that OF ice, and indeed when it has been
skated on, and got "cuL up" little, the
deception is quite astonishing, Boston
Journal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-08
MAKING A BOW.
The Proper Mode of salutatioR on the
Street.

The Proper Mode of salutatioR on the
Street.
In public tbs bow is the proper mode
OF salutation, also under certain circum-
stances in private; and, according to cir
cumstances, it should be familiar, cor
dial, respectful, or formal. An inclina-
ton of the head or gesture with the
hand, or cane, suflices between men,
except when one would be- specially de-
lerent as to age or position; out in salu
tlng lady, the hat should he removed.
a very common mode OF doing this in
new YORK at present, particularly hy
1ne younger men, il to jerk the hat oil
ana sling II on as hastily az possible
AS haste is incompatible with grace.
and AS thore is an old pautonilnic
law that "every picture mus
be held" for longer or
shorter time, the jerk-and-sling man
ner OF renewing the hat, in salutatiou
is not to DO commended. The empressg'
nlent man puts into his salutatiou is
graduated by circumstances. tho iuust
deierentlM manner being to carry tht
mar down the tuli length of the arm.
NeePihglI thero until the person Salut.i
mas passed II man stops to speak 10 u
lddy IN inc street he should remain uu.
covered, unless the conversation sh.uId
ha pr0tActed, which it il sure not 10 ia,
htilher o! thn party knows aud ears 10
observe the proprieiics.
a well-bred mou, meeting lady in a
public p ace, though she il 4 near rel t.
uVe-wiie, mother or slster-dnd thouuh
he may have fUrted from her but hslI
an hour before, will salute her ae de-.
lereutially as he would salute II mere ac.
qdmntanco. The paSscrs-hy are iVnor
any OF the relationship, and 20 them hi,
ueierentlal mlnaer says: "Sho is a
lady, The Nintnr.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

A new smoke.ess locomotive Is on
trial IN the Chicago and Northwestern
iai AMY aud it il said to give great sat.
ida"tion. II burns tho poorest Quai.
ny OF bitnmlnpus coal, aud emits only
athin white smoke from tha smoke.
stack. The latter IN q round nine. a,,d
placed at the rear of the boiler, nenr
the cab, instead OF boiug in front, as i'm
the ordinary locomotive. There il "A
double set OF dues in the boiler, small-
or set under meath and larger ones on
.op. Tho gasses pass through the lower
nues 10 the front, aud then roturn by
ne upper ilues 20 the stack. At the
front there Is clnder chamber, with
Snoko arch, into which tho lar,ter mar.
'irles OF coal-dust fsli, aud anoihrr
chamber ut the end OF tho larger flu.s
capture tho lighte, PARTICLES that nave
bevn carried that Tar.
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OF the Sunday school work in the United
States and Canada.

Of the Sunday school work in the United
States and Canada.
The free Methodist people have been
conducting series Of meetings at
their church, resulting in the CONVEX
SION OF quite number of young people.
A new paper, TO be called "The Semi
Occasional Advertiser" will issue about
the 10th, W. III. Davis sire and propri
etor.
The Juvenile department of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union held a
meeting this afterno IL at the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, Mrs. III. A.
Gordon presiding. DR.. Crisman con.
Quoted the catechism exercises, which
were both interesting and instructive.
ABOUT twenty young persons joined the
order. A committee was appointed to
prepare Christmas exercises.
The Corsicana Officials wire Workman
TO hold Dick Yancey until further or.
ders. 1t is thought he will be needed
here to answer to the charge of cattle
stealing.
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A DISPATCH from Quincy, Illinois,
states, the Republicans have discovered
mat the gentleman elected to the legis-
latire from that city, and who is q
Democrat, is Ineligible for the office
This is another attempt to give the leg
isiature over to the Republicans and
thereby secure Republican United
states senator. The probabilities are
that Mr.. TAYLOR is eligible and viii
take his seat.
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a "uor-ey' French oman.

Last week | referred To the visit of tho
Grand Duke Vladimir and his wifo to
Chantilly, whero tho Due d'Aumale Or
ganiao fine stag hunts in their honor.
This week the Duchesse d'U yes receiyed
the Grand Duke at Bounelles. and
hunted a stag in his honor with hounds
and an equiptga de chasse still morr
nri'liant than that of the Due d'Aumn,r
rhen poor President Grevy comes i'm
had third.-and invites the Grand Duk,
To n days shooting ut RHmbouitlnt
What n contraStl A. Chantillv md
BounrlleS the Grand DUKE saw a com.
olete resuscitStiun Of the chase, with rho
observance of all the old cyne"atic n,
litions, and with all the splendor,, ol
costume aud the pomp1us crre-
monlal Of the old royal hu,t
at Ramhouillct he saw tho IA OH
est Representatives. of modern Democracy
picking oil rabbits In a pot.hat and n
weed suit. Tue grand dukes hostess
nee Anne de Mnrtemart, is one of The
richest wiio aud one of tho greatest
IRIS women IN France. Her sceptrs is
ding Nhir, her throne a tborough.
b a"S, "a d her purple riding habit
'U tnNa mantle rwn wears auo the
Ha"S d'U.'s led e,procession of
'H U''""vS down 10 La Marche with
1 eau ut NJ. de la Hsye Jousselin
.'ns Vas the H. ut time that femme din
trndc was seen driving n mail coach i'm
anr"; hu', ns the duchess was mn.
incstio ably grando dame, and there.
re above sus piciou of desire To nj
r"ct atten ion, nobody thought Il
strange. The duchess il mistress of her
'wn hunt, she il part proprietor of n
'9uing stud, and certainly tho most
,,horsey" woman In France. Paris
Letter. "'''
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1T seems wages are to be reduced in
Texas as well as in the northern states.
The Fort Worth Gazette has given no
nee that 1t will reduce the price of COM
position on that paper, after the LIST of
January, to 50 cents. 1t is understood
that all the other dailies in the state
will make like reduction.
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THE sherman Democrat, In speaking
ora reiorma,ory for boys, says: ave
hope tho press of the state will speak
out boldly in relation to this matter.
The Dallas HERALD is doing a good
work In this direction, and II Is hoped
shat 1t will not weary In well doing. but
Keep the ball moving. The Democrat,
more than year ago, urged this matter
apon tho consideration Of the people,
and we have yet to find tho first man
who opposes it,"
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MR. oLEvELANn Will no doubt place
Democrats in Office as rapidly as is con-
slstent with the civil service law, and
Republicans who arc now holding the
best positions in the south, and in fact
the north as well, may commence plac-
ing themselves in readiness to 20 at any
moment after the Inauguration. Mr..
CLEVELAND will not be expected TO re.
tain any one in Office who is opposed to
his administration.
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THE attention OF our merchants IL
specially directed to communication
from Henrietta, in which the writer
states that business men there can &c,
goods IRON st. Louis in shorter time
than thew can from Dallas. The mer.
shants throu Shout the Par-H indie dis.
tr'ct desire TO purchase their !. o Is In
'hls city, and 1t is only such delays in
getting freights through tnat wit, pre-.
vent them from doing 20. This is mat
'orthat should receive immediate atten-
hon at the hands of Dallas business
men.
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JuDeH PARpHn decides against Il

JUDGE PARDEs decides against the
intervenors in the case of the Central
Trust company, of New York, and the
Texas d s., Louis railway company.
This decision will be agreeable to the
people of Texas, who had begun to think
the United States courts were assuming
too much jurisdiction to the exclusion
OF state courts. Inasmuch as the law
laid down in Conking's Treatise i'm
poses upon federal courts the applica-
ton ofstate laws, it is difficult to soc
why federal jurisdiction should be so
often invoked.
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THE exposition at New Orleans will
DO opened Immediately. The building
sommittee have made their inspection
OF the grounds, buildings aud machin.
cry, and decided there was no reason
Tor delay in the opening. They say fur
Their that prenarations are further nd.
vanoed than ever before known in the
history of large exhibitions. They say
further that the demand for space is I'M.
precedented. Texas will be there in
10 70 representation.
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THE Midlothian News says: icon.
sress met last Monday with 10 men,
oers present. The presidents message
was read at noon and appeared in full in
tuesdays Dallas HERALD. The HER.
AID IN these days of electricity, keeps
ABREAST with the times. The message Is
an able document, and breathes of the
conservatism that has so characterized
PRESIDENT ARTHUR's administration. -
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Our Washington correspondent names
some high official positions TO which
MIR. Cleveland must make Rpnoint.
menls. The mannerin which Governor
Cleveland has filed the vacancies or.
curing in the administrative system of
the state renders the terms 'spoils" and
patronage" out OF place ia speaking OF
ms larger opportunities mt Washington
IL IL time to reform, and Mr.. cleveland
Is thorough reiormer. But how much
must be done!-lN. Y. Herald.
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THE Houston Age, ia speaking OF
Fort Worth, says: at Is town whore
even little gambling ordinance Gun
not be enforced, because, as prosecu.
ung attorney conresses, jurios openly
nuliify tho criminal law, aud man ar
rested for double murder breaks loose
nom the officers of the law, mounts a
horse, aud in the midst of an applaud
hgmultitude, rides OH in triumph"
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AOncrr slnrr.

as Parson Burchard has become n
istorical character tho following para.
graph from the New York Evening Post
VII doubtless interest our readers
Tue laleSteAplnnali0n OF the Buichard
'hcidcnt, wh,rn tho pissimist of no
rihune says changed the O. urse of
@'p'rr, comes frnm gentlemen who
iam'linr With ihp IL side war. Inns Of
ne Nalinnal Republican omn,,t .e'
ms gentleman SaNs that the idea ol
nnsVihg u VISIT ut clersyemu To Nj,
oiaine was the first suggestion during
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-08

THE Clifton Sentinel speaks thus
PLEASANTLY Of the HERALD, for which Il
mas the thanks of this paper: "Among
'he newsiest of our news-bearing ex-
shanges. the Dallas HERALD is rapidly
reaching the home-stretch with the fore
most. Its rapid strides in journalistic
popularity is fast making it general
state favorite, as well as its well won
and long sustained, "The north Texas
standby"
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Mrs. Nj. A. Moore, 203 Prairie street,
Houston, says: "Having used Browns
Iron Bitters for fever and ague, M 4larial
levers and as general tOnic, ! take
pleasure in recommending it. | be-
leve it 10 be preventive for many OF
tho complaints peculiar to our southern
climaten
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MONDAY, pnonMnnK s. ISL.

THE Fort Worth Gazette throws up
both hands and cries enough on the
treasury balance question, hence we
quit We can't strike contestant when
he sues for mercy.
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Mrs. b. b. Davis, 245 Texas avenue.
houston, says: "BrOwns Iron Bitters
speedily ana surely relieved me of indi-
geSiton and nervous headache. 1t also
benefited my husband while suffering
from malarinu
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Mr.. Il. u. AlOers, with &. w. Preston
Y CO., Galveston, says. "Havinv nsed
browns Iron Bitters as tonic aid mn.
'etiAer | can cheerlully endorse /, as
Ntlng the best tonic now offered TO the
nnhllrn w WV
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ANOTHER band OF train robbers has
been organized and cOmn enced opera.
lions In Arkansas, and another band os
desperadoes will be arrested, probably
enc or two at time until all are secured
and sentenced to long terms In the ponI
sentiary. 1t is almost impossible for
train robbers to escape detection and
punishment. 1t will be wisdom ON the
part OF the management Of Texas rail.
loaas 20 at once, tako steps TO guard
Asa''"' " robbers in this state,
ng once engaged In a
II train, will not
stor overtakes them
their Identification
tors, engineers anu
% well armed with
HES aud improved
- attack made upoD
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Mrs. D. w Bell, Avenue N. - Gal.
weston, says: al felt weary i'm the morn
ing; could not rise without an effort.
tried various tones w,thou helm
Browns Iron Bitters gave me health
and vipOrr
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On miniature baskets of champagne
we We read; Real champagne; 50 a dozen.n
why should Que pay 40 much for sham
paul. when 81. Jacobs Oil will cure real
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what a way tospell fish, said Pat
when he saw the name Psychs ON
snip. hut more wonderful spell vii,
DO exercised over that coughing child nt
yours that keeps itself and you awak,
IL you will try DIR. iul'S Cough Svrn,
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Mrs. M. Slater, l49 Milan street,
houston. saws: 81 can cheerfully tes-
NY to the superiority of Browns Iron
Bltters asa tonic. | have used IL in
my family, and am never without it,"
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what IL the Whole duty OF a married
msnY asks the new conjuyal catechism.
10 he agreeable 10 his wife and keen DR.
Bnlls Cough Syrup In the house for the
children wuen they get u cold, of course,
Ask us something hard.
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Giles Pilq aro Safe,
PROMPT and reliable. Contain no lner-
curry, purely vegetable; and relieve
without pain. Sold by druggists.
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ue!n is how the Philadelphia Press
put il:
the circus will not really open until
thc nugNump goat tries 10 prevent In.
Democratic giraffe from rrLsnur hi,
heciN over the civil service fence and
Nankins the bales OF government INV
ON the rack. fne result win be . l,ici.
roEi TIC giraffe that will knock the
''nluS"unp goat into the middle OF next
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Mr.. J. w. Gaudin, sherman, says: 81
used crowns Iron Bitters with great
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- esnn-s ENsEY AND ifuLlsETN
g, ,l@ Two fine Jersey hoifers ono
... ~ wIsel; ionr line llolsteln HON rs. l..
NY prt III lnuki ono tlnc HolsteIu bu1
! hn Il very low vt once ADDRESS az.
"a. ,,all on Y, '. loi DKn. ~. uoorge hotel. on, !.
ueat Union stock-yerls. Iccs'.
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100 LATt FoR CLASSIFICATION

e. hERlfl"S sNLE-A FINE srorE o,.
gnn4b 10 bc sold. twiil sell M Shprl,r
que, ny bNnton, Texas, on December N. isst
ne enllfc d"N gonts stock OF B. II. n,y,,,
R,nIr, lhVu'cing t3i ;03l6. Terms, cash q Il
'Oi''S"hp' sher IT Denton county, Tcxns
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Goma
bouId ca,,r, cali
our most
LADY
o'' Is full oovernown
GUN Ito prev "a ''N"
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"uiH 'ci y IIHlSi
GROVER CLEvBLAND.
10 WILLIAM j. LOADER, Esq No. 2lj Dean
street, Brooklyn.
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