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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-27

kuH -ALt.--A FINE COUNTRY RESI-,
idhnce and stock farm, wen improved
~ "cltN htsI rolling pr0rle-5O acres intal.
llNNl'ou; good broom tenoucu, house. lsr,.
Slo'N oagl, gr;.urrltg and tool house. Isrss
iu-fu"Ih dwelling house, very couyenleh,t
arranged, wood house, cellar, vempi,,
,e"'ll around house; abundance OF wsltra
nn"Ar, barn ami Va he uastur; ~ nuttir.e
/ W various kinds and hest yanclles,shrubap
'"ue ana ornamental trgos-all making q
/ beautiful gud cuntortgii. home In,nro,s.
I ~, nlS cost nearly iho ptlop asked for theU.
/ ".' Ilhct- va per acre. A good U.acfe voli.
| .vl gwen Win iaIu. Fine stock and apsj
w hataniu. Situated sixteen miles soul.
M,yS' OF ilallas and four miles ,ast ofCelr
nulli; 'Nl,Hs comfy STEWART CRAVEN,
+ pvil'H, Ellis County. 1919
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-27

ADDRESS + Nc nISoo d.. dlriyYrbSS va n AoSF
National Republican., 1884-06-25

NATURAL HISTORY TRUTHS.

A Virginia cat is reported 20 be rearing two
foxes along with her litter OF kittens.
II costs not less than sa8OlO,OD annually 10
support the dogs of the United States
over l,2OOOOp mcnhadcn were caught on
Thursday OF Fire island by the fishing steamer
Ranger, of Grccnport, /. |,
Sprots are so numerous in Scottish waters
thi, season that millions of them have becn
sold for manure, Sixty tons Of sprats were re.
Gently caught in the river Tay. They averaged
1000 fish to the ton,
The other duy Il Rutland VI, man went OF
10 trade II horse which did not suit him. lie
came home with another horse, watch. 10
bushcl, OfpotutOes, six dozen eggs, 10 poun Is
ofbutcr, md $40 in money IN his pocket us Ole
result Of his trade,
Mr.. George w. Dillingham;, of New Yor (,
while trout fishing NJ the outlet Of MoosGhetd
luke, Maine, last week, had the remarkable
luck 10 strike four trout NJ ono Gust, whole
united weight was ten pounds and wus so ar.
tuuGtc ms to succeed in landing them ull II
The largest bass ever caught In the lTudsoh,
between Now York ana Albany was taken 1ly
Richard WUrk, ofNcw Hamburg, on ThursdaF.
II weighed eighty -four pounds, Between Mill
TON ana Low Point many fine buss have baIn
taken this scuson, weighing from twenty lld
| twcnty-SX pom ds
There IS tom cat IN Albany Gu, whitIh
bad one rat in his mouth when another ran lly
where he had been stationed, und ne caugjt
the second rut with his fee ,and held hill
securely without ever letting go the one he hJl
IN his mouth. At ANOTHER time hc cauIl
three mice at one plunge, M
Walter j, Blum was riding on his bicyN,
along the turnpike at Verona N J., one d
last week when the rubber tire suddenly ~
OH the front wheel, Before the rider cOtiI
stop the machine u large black snake that vi
yiug I'm the road suddenly placed it, body 4
the groove of the wheel, which II Just httlh
aud remained there until the bicyclcr reachU
the end of his journey,
The Museum Of Natural History ContJi
| park New York, has been offered m egg mi
If sold by the dozen would bring 81 COO, the ill
| dividual one being valued at $500, It's Size ID
a little over foot IN longh, It's holding cnpaIi
| fly two gallons and inround numbcr-it cquI.
| ldJ hens egg, its lncal measurement Is d0ubIl
TINT OF rheostriCh's egg, and It's cubic bulk cigli
| times greater The monster egg comes froIi
| Madagascar and th0muscnn now Possesses lII
admirable cast showing It's dimenslOna,
National Republican., 1884-06-25
Lnnk ont Tor u Triulk.

Republican senators ought to keep an \
ON tho sundry civil bill which passed
house Monday last under suspension
the rules. There is long preamble to
division of the bill relating TO tll
iuliciary department which looks voi
Ukr 10 Trojan horse. IL contains mol
thm is apparent to the casual reador. I!
suuch as tho purposes for which III
uppfopriations are made aro described \
tho separate items, II Is somewhat 81
gular that there should be a sort
syllabus prcfacing tho appropriately
clauses Of this particular division of q
bill but careful reading will show Il
intent. Tho Introductory paragraph Is /
follows
For expenses of the United States Courts "
dclruyiug the expenses Of the Supreme Coul
the circuit and district courts Of the Until
states, including the District Of Columbiu;
| the jurors and witnesses, and expenses of sui
| in which the United State, &, Interested:
| the prosecution for oiicusc, committed agaiiI
1 the United States; for the ,tickccpug OF prl
oncrs; yor detrdnng he crDcDss3 Ctth may
| incurred in the enforcement NJ The act dpprop
! February ~, ISL, entitled "An act 10 amend
| aci approrcd Miy 3D. 1870 cntuici An act 10 C.
force NE rights Of The citizens Of The United stat,
! 10 u0ie IN the scvcrdl states Of the Union, dndJ
| Other purposes" or any acts dmcnda'OrD hcr'
~ supplementary hGreto, namely those stated
The tDlOi0.pg itgmt:ed list
Then follow tho several items (
which appropriations are made, but the
is no mention whatever of any money
the payment of any oilicor appoint
under the provisions Of the acts, the it'll
Of which are printed above in itali
Why were these acts referred to at a
when no money is appropriated for t
purpose of carrying them into cflec
Tho inference is that the committee !
tended to expressly except the Office
appointed under them from the benefit
any general appropriation for the Unit
States courts. These statutes arc me
toned for tho purpose of nullifyiug tn,
by implication.
Before the sundry civil bill is pass
tho senate must see that adequate d
vision is made for the payment of
supervisors and the special deputy m
shals provided for in the acts sot forth
tho preamble to the judiciary section
the bill. The absence of such appropr
tion after the statutes have boon eXpro5
mentioned is very suspicious circu
stance. This part OF the civil sundry
came from the Springer committee.
National Republican., 1884-06-25
POLITICAL SMALL TALK.

II Aas been discovered thai the reason Logan
is unpopular in Boston IS because he calls a
''vitwS' II Nnse.-NeW York Journal
1t is said thot Perry Belmont has opcne.a
burrcl in the interest of the Buyard boom, uu
this will not revive it. Ill
The Chicago ELpro. says the cry of Bue E!
Butler! Butler can De heard all over the ID Ia
Gcn, Butlcr must have connected himself v HI
the country By telephone.
rs double cndcr Durins the war lie
most efficient vessels IN the navy were he
double cuder, ,p-"u!cl. They meant bud
ness, whichever end WIS foremost. The 10.
publican tirh"; Is 10 double cndcr, and Is
luudcd at both ends, a., the democrats will find
when they tuo'ic it.-Crijr.
The cuormou, majority by which Cleveland
wa, elected IN lsS2 vas completely swept
| away and carried over 10 the other side IL
| 1888, Wien the head Of the republican sbla
! tirkc. was elected by Il plurality oflS,j43. IN
| drr Mr., Clovcluud's administration the demo
| cratic purity In New York has become IL weaker
| ana less effective organization thuu when h,
received it, nomination for govcnor.-N,1
| IDrk sun.
As iJr Us Clcveluud's candidacy is concernnC
| he /, in no scusn q more formidable Cundida.C
than Flower would he, no more 50 than Bay
ard or McDonuld would, aud less 80 than til,
political remuus of Samuel ]. Tldcn wouIt
be. It Is II great mistake to suppose tina
| Clcvcand's immense muiDrity Of ly2OI0 owe
Judge Folgcr two ycars ago Is indicative ofhl
rcu! strength or that It Is evidence of III
ability to curry the state next November Til
republican party of New York IS not in H.,
disorgluized und mctional condition now thu
II was in when Folger was beaten Clcvelnn
will be- running for president instead Of f0
governor Many ofhis official ucts have beel
greatly dISplcu>ing to many Of his supporters
and he Is comparatively un unknown and in
experienced man, who win he ensily beaten /
his own state by the peoples choice, James Il
Blainc.--.VlloHgkec Sentinel.
National Republican., 1884-06-25
Tho Star Route InycstlgntiOu,

Judge John J. Key Mr. Colgrove's attorney,
testified before the Springer committee us "a
two conversations with Kcr but did not nm
dcwtund him to make any improper sugges.
ton and that COlgrovc must have misundor
stood him (witucssD Mr.. ColgrOvc on being
recalled, did not seem 10 be certain that hC
hud misunderstood his counsel aud said that
the proposition that nc should inform on Il
man whom he believed innocent and settle
his own case for "a, 900 seemed horrible to him
lie told some transactions Of Boone and whcI
asked why hc did not give this information e
Kcr replied that Mr., Ker was inaccessible
lie was like the nutoCrat of all the RusSias,
National Republican., 1884-06-25

A BRUTAL murderer was brutally
lynchod Mt all Indiana county scat ycstcr-
day. The sheriff preserved appearances
hy refusing to give up tho Jail koys, but
was an interested spectator as tho mob
battered in the jail doors, aud dragging
their ear.paralyzed victim out, strung
him up to lamp post. A nice peace
officer that.
National Republican., 1884-06-25

Gov. HoADLY is in New York cheer.
fully assuring all callers that Ohio will
30 democratic in October. This little
game Of talk may dcludo tho innocent
New York democrats into supporting the
Buckeye governor for tho vice prcsi-
dental nomination, but later they will
conclude he is neither prophet nor the
son Of . prophet.
National Republican., 1884-06-25

THE tremendous shriukage ip stock
value has left many a wreck ON tho
shores of the Wall street maclstrom. Yes
torday one of tho oldest aud best known
firms on the street, with an honorable
record of thirty-ilvo years standing, gave
up the ghost. Too much Douver and Rio
Grande did the business.
National Republican., 1884-06-25
wEDN 5pAy, JUNE %, 1884.

rrtcrci Ut tno ro,tonico 1t Washington. J,
. Hs second siuss matter
National Republican., 1884-06-25

Observation-Disclosures will hereafter got
vacations, as we'll Us other government
employees. The house yesterday passed
tho senate bill granting lcttor-carriers
fifteen days leave Of absence each year.
There can be no doubt but that the
President will sign it.
National Republican., 1884-06-25

Mr.. Ransom, OF North Ca rolina, aud NJ
williams, Of Kentucky, woro the on
democrats who voted in favor Of tic bi
Mr.. Edmunds, Mr.. IIawloy, and N
Wilson were tho only republicans WI
voted in the negative. Tho bill now 90
back TO tho house, and If tho amen
monts aro as odious to tho democrat
members of that body rs they arc to &
democratic senators IL will either DO q
lowed to die on tho calendar or Will
siranglod i'm u eommIttee Of conference,
National Republican., 1884-06-25

TIE Cleveland managers have been
counting noses, and, it is reported, are
painfully surprised to discover that less
than Il majority Of the Now York dologa.
tion arc for tho governor. Aud John
Kelly's organ is positive Cleveland cannot
carry New York against Blaine And
Gen, Francis Barlow says Cleveland can
not carry the full independent vote. but
Dayard or Mcdonald could. What uro
We conming to, anyway
National Republican., 1884-06-25

ACCORDING to the phrasoology of the
fortiflcation bill now pending in the
house, tho defouscs Of Baltimore arc to
be constructed ut Hampton Roads. This
is certainly far enough away to savo the
city from being shellcd by long range
National Republican., 1884-06-25

TAAIMANY has openly declared against
Cleveland. Tammauy blustor must bu
taken Tor what it is worth. Kolly aud
his suchems sworo they would knife
Tilden in 1876 when the st. Louis convcn-
tion nominated him, but they failed to do
any great amount of knitting that year
when it came to close fight. Boss Kelly
understands Iall about tho noble game OF
h1uR
National Republican., 1884-06-25

MIR. VANDERBILT writes his frienh
Cyrus w. Field that he has not soldIh h
share of stock of any kind with whidh
he is connected AS director within the
last six weeks. To satisfy Mr., Field that
he is telling the truth on this occasion,
Mr. Vanderbilt offers to give $1,000 for
each share of Vanderbilt stocks sold by
him in the time specified. Wonder if he
would make affidavit that ho has not sold
Gould stocks recently.
National Republican., 1884-06-25
Con. nnhcnrk,s pnrirnli.

MrAbram Frcythc portrait artist, ,ofthis city,
whose studio Is located ON q street, has just
completed lfc-sizc crayon portrait of the late
Cen Orville Z. Bnbcock, which viii be ex,
hihitcd to-day ut Bnllcntyue's bookstore Ia
uupblr his many friends 10 view II. The pOr,
truit is startling IN It's accurate resemblance Ia
the dcud officer, aud was made for Mrs Mb-
cock. who leaves this week for her new home
lin Chicago.
National Republican., 1884-06-25

Tm bill granting pensions to the sur
viyors of the Mexican war passed tho
senate yesterday. II was tho purpose Of
the republican senators who opposed tho
bill to load it down with amendments
that would compel the democratic scna-
tors to yoto against ii, aud thus kill their
own scheme. In this they were not On.
tircly successful. Mr. shormau's opposi-
tion 10 the Ingalls, amendment which
proposed 10 take somo 25OOOOOOO from
tho treasury for the benefit Of the soldio
of tho late war saved tho bill from a rider
that would inevitably havo broken 1t
down. Enough Of amendments were
tackled on, however to turn most of tho
democratic senators against tho bill. Nj
Butler, of South Carolina Mr. George, Of
Aississippii NJ, Lamar, Of Mississippii
National Republican., 1884-06-25

THAT amiablo old soldier and excellent
gentleman, Con w. $. Rosocrans, is
mentioned as possible democratic can
didato for the presidency. Tho demo-
crats will never nominate So good iuan.
National Republican., 1884-06-25

TIE cholera is reported to have broken
out at Toulon, France. If IL is the gonu-
inc Asiatic terror it may happou along
this way to add diversity 10 the summers S
cxcitcmcnts.
National Republican., 1884-06-25

J1ELtABLE AND SKILLED DETECTIVES
MrniHhed. Anonymous communications,
divorce. blnck mail, and other confidential oasos
attended 70 promptly. All business strictly pri
| vnte. Highest reference for capacity and inteS
rity. Correspondents everywhere. National
Detective Agency aud bureau OF General Intor
nation, o34 + St, rooms 4, -, and TO- Bstab-
JAMES L. CUNNINGHAM,
Manager,
National Republican., 1884-06-25

GEN. LOGAN was formally notified yes,
terday of his nomination as the republi-
can candidate for tho viCo presidency.
The neutrality-suspicious. proceeding WAS
conducted in eYcellent taste, and the
speeches were such US could be delivered
with perfect propriety in Il senator's pri-
yate parlor Gen. Logan did not affect
surprise and expressed his appreciation
of the honor in Il manly and straight
forward way. lIo reserved the discussion
Of party principles for his formal letter oi
acCeptanCe
National Republican., 1884-06-25
HgMIrTNNCES.

Remittanccs other than by postal money or
dors, bank drafts. or checks 10 the order Of the
National Republican Co.. ., arc cxtrumcy hazard
Oua Postage stumps, money, and postal NOTES
should never be sent, and " lost IN trnlsnle5Oi
This oillCe CnnmOt be rranunalhlu lhrrCIOr
National Republican., 1884-06-25
ngye GEoRGErOwN coLlEdE, D. O
COMMENCEMENT WEEK.

Orat ON before the Society of Alumni, by Hon.
Richard 4. Merrick, WEDNESDAY, Tune 20,
f:3u y. NJ. . .
The Alumni commencement, THURSDAY,
June 10, 1880 v, m,
The public DrG cordially invited to utggd ON
both occasions. lc2la2t
National Republican., 1884-06-25
MONEY no LOsIN.

MONEY TO LOAN-IN SUMS TO SUIT,
WI ON approved Real Estate security, at low
est ratcs oi interest Charges moderate. No
unnecessary delay, j, V. n. HUYCK,
1908 Pennsylvania avenue.
ATONEE 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE,
M la BuLnA " suit, AT lowest rates Of interest.
III, 10. CHIlTENDEN,
l122 New York Nv,
National Republican., 1884-06-25

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payable to the carrier ut the eud Of the week.
or Flnv cents month. Scnthy mail postage
prepaid, ono year iur 80 90, six muuihS for
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for 80 cents-pHyublU invariably IN advance.
THr WEEELY kEpunLICAN, u large Cightpugg
paper ut 0Oy-SiN columns, with ull the news "t
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Iutrrul ~ tho Iu,tunicD ut wwhiustuh D.
e.. Ua second Glass matter.
National Republican., 1884-06-25
lnf REprnnCAN DrmNG TnE NrMMEN.

City -uhsoriburs ~ TIN HIrUuLicNS visitln.,
the country. seaside, uT springs during The sum
Wvr months tuu have the DAILY sent 10 thtm
tUl q week ur longer hy prUpayiug for the same
~ Tim nnMLLL.LL.u ullLu.
National Republican., 1884-06-25
SPECLIL NOrrcEs.

usVs THE FINANCE COMMITTEE or
AZ the Blaine and Logan BUtlncitiOu Meet
DAY EVENING. 25riI INSTANT, 40 = o'clock.
T. A. ADAMS, NJ D.,
National Republican., 1884-06-25
UiyTED--ROOMS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WAdL,MSTgTr PEDM9oM , SET Soa oidE TiEGES osS
Cheap. Address, stating lowest terms, by 4 y
m, g. T., Republican Onice. 6-2B
DOAnDERS.-A Address @. W. +. HUM
- MER, lIerndon, FniriaA County, Va. 5.2o
nANFORTH ILLUMINATING FLUID
- and Manufacturing Company -}usinc.S Of
flee, O3O ST., Washington. II. O.; license or sell
town, county, or state rights Sce advertisement
on srcondpagc. b-myOf
National Republican., 1884-06-25
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steamship CITY of Chicago with British mails
for Australia
'The schedule of closing otTrons.pacinc mails
rupted overland transit TO san Francisco.
Malls from the East arriving on time ut san
francisco on the day OF sailing Of steamers are
dispatched thence the same day,
HENRY q. PEARSON. Postmaster.
PosToFFICE NEW YORK, june 20, 1854.
National Republican., 1884-06-25

VXT II. NARROWER,
'318 SEVENTH STREET N w.
REFRIaERAToRs AND cooLERa
Ropairipg promptly attended TO-
National Republican., 1884-06-25
MTSCELL.fNEOUS.
WOOD MANTELS.

Constructed especially for LATROBE STOVES,
having TILE ORNAAIENTArION, are fur
nlshcd ut about the cost of Slate Mantcls, that
house owners Of moderate means may beautiiy
their homes with these ARTISTIC FEATURES,
HAYWARD d HUTCHINSON,
42I Ninth Street.
National Republican., 1884-06-25

TIE Chalmers-Manning contested cleo
tion case will come up in tho house to-
day. If the majority is not entirely lost
to shame, Gen. Chalmers will be given
tho scat to which no was elected before
the sun goos down. Mauning's reluctant
contest is manifest absurdity. lie does
mot claim to have been elected. Afriendly
partisan committee has reported against
him, but few irreCOncilablcs have sue
cocded in fighting the case or up to this
time Let justice be done and the voters Of
the second Mississippi district be given q
representative in congress.
SESATOR RIDDLEBErGEE seems 10 have done
his duty well IN the matter Of free bridge To
connect Washington und the north with Vr-
giniu, und there Is Il prospect that he VIII be-
successful, i, is shame that any Virglniuu,
wishing to visit tho capital city, or of any city
or stute who desired 10 come 20 Virdum by the
way Of Washington Shouldhc compelled to pay
toll. Taxed roads anywhere are an ubominr-
ton, IN this cuse there are more to bo said
against them than almost anywhere clsc,-
PtsfabnV Iadsr-AWTW.
WMIo senate r Riddloborger has earned
Tho COmmcndatiou Of tho people Of his
state by his efforts in behalf of free
bridge, it does not appear that the Hon.
John $. Barbour chairman Of tho house
committee on the District of Columbia,
has greatly oxorted himself in that direc-
tion, Mr.. Barbour's constituents ought
to know that up 10 this timo he has not
shown any particular anxiety to relieve
thcm of tho excessive tolls they are COM
pellod to pay every time they come TO
Washington in thoir carriages or wagons.
National Republican., 1884-06-25
WINTED---HoUSES

COMFORTABLE HOUSE OF 1 OR MORE
~ large rooms with stable attached; rent
not to exceed slG. Address ]. X, Republican,
National Republican., 1884-06-25
S,tnr,rnn Rrsnnrs-
DocK 1NoS ss71sssG= aNS esinGRAc
Ii -SATllS,

n
IL -SATitS,
Great North Mountain, near Winchester, Va.
Attitude over 600 feet. Temperature 10 10
10 dugreps below the city.
Four mineral waters - tonic, purifying, ana
specific for dyspepsia, kidney and livcr troubles.
separate bath houses for ladies and gentlemen,
With tub, How, dpuChc. and 4tG baths. nnd q
swimming pool, ~ by 40 feet. Hotel enlarged
this year Torus, sJG TO 500 per month OF four
weeks some pleasant fourth huOr rooms, w
special rates for fnmilles, Eight hours ride
Tickets 10 the Springs and return, $3.50, good
iiiustrptrd pamphlets, giving all information,
may bu lad Ot \. >, PRATT e SONS.
Managers, 4Ul Ninth street northwest
"itis q honlthy place. The nlghts. are deli;
ciunsiy cool 40 mosquitoes, no 9or, mo eound
Df tcvolry by might 1t Is good place for nill
who desire Ii Cetnly and cool retreat" lC J'
stuart Wells, Surgeon U. :. Nj
The cool and cNhilaratlng atmosphere, mcwild
mountain scenery and lno drives, the baths ana
invaluable medicinal wltOrS, with Yood lhre,
render a season ut Rock Enon delight not soon
TO bo forgotten LFrom James II. fltch' esq'
wnSlinpfOu. ID. T., Il
National Republican., 1884-06-25
BO1RDING.

ssTINIIE REMoNp."--TlIIS HOUSE HAS
n been Topapered and repaluted, and in
every way put IN iiTstClgss order, II Is the cool
qst and mQPl desirable place 70 board ~ the city.
Terms, s26y$8Q, StO and $40 per month, House
and hall heated Wy steam.
National Republican., 1884-06-25
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