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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26
THE OLD TICKET,

The democrats throughout the country
are rapidly reaching the conclusion that 20
win the race they must nominste-a man
who can harmonzs all the elements OF the
pirty-a man whose rs cord 10 clean, whose
views ore sound and yet one whose mind is
broad enough 20 tmorace the Interests Of
the whole country, leaving great questions
20 be settled at home. Again, TO so INTO
the race with a degree Of certain succefs
the head OF tho ticket mus, be able to
ta,isiy the bus.ness interests OF the coun-
try. when you touch tae purse OF the
country you influence largely the Heating
y,te. In state like New York 1t will de.
pend largely on whose name Ia at the mast
no sd whether the state Is TO be occurred 10
tho democrats or republicans. With
Mn. TlLDEs rs resident there woule
DO a feeling OF satisfaction
Throughout, the commercial world. He Is
a man of brains aud good views, man
whose ~ li,ical record is sismpsd with sue
cess. Knowing this we feel that the lesders
throughout the country are rallying round
him rs the very best man for tho place
Il .. .,,i,. question OF the old ticket as a
wnole Is not perhaps best. Mr.. HEsDRicHs
arouses no enthusiasm. 1t Is mere ascot
ton that brings him before the country
He has been sulking In camp SO long that
he should be left there. He eeems TO be
the man with grievance. He will be
heavier load than ENGLISH II he is nomina-
ted and delegates 10 the Chicago con
yention should not allow feeling Of
sep,imentslty TO run away with them
In a matter Of 50 much importance. IL WI
be necessary 10 carry New York. TiLDzs
will probably be nominated by acclaim
ton, aud II 30 will carry New York, but s'
10 Mr.. HEypIicKs md indiana, 1t Is doubt
fal. Indiana will be needed, and II mol
/ at state Ohio should be kept In line. The
question OF availability will probably be
the uppermost one 10 the convention, and
II the enthusiasm OF the hour on the ques
l,on Of the old ticket should cause the con-
vsu,ion, after giving Nh. TILpEs the hrsi
olsce 10 renominate Mr.. HEN
DRlcgs the error will be one
tlhI VIII UDs tbAbS'J
There Is no enthusiasm over Mr.. HEM
RicKs, and II Is exceedingly doubtful at this
hour whether he can poll as heavy vote
as did ESGLIsH in the last race. ii we mus
have materel in the west and from Indians
Illinois or Oaio, tho names OF MCDONALD
HoADLY or PAINEI would carry more
weight. 1t Is said MCDONALD would not &C
cept the psce, II 80 there can be no objsc
zion 10 PALMER But Las II Is said, PALMEE
can't carry Illinois, as the majority Is toe
large TO overcome, and we must look else
where, why not take JupGs HoADLY who
Is II tower Of strongth ia 0aio. If the mat
ter OF brains were 10 ba considered, GAR
LAED, Of Arksusa., or NEsT of Missouri,
wond be batter men iors the place, but the
sou,h is willing 10 wal: snd her bsatny men
ike the sepa.ors from Missouri and Arkan'
fas, ere wiling 20 stand aside for the best
interest OF he party.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26
A Russian l.usc.

An Ingenious lady, under the pretsxl o.
presenting trousse=u to bride Of Lofty
lineage but depleted purse, induced her
friends to join her in the making OF .he
necessary articles. The most fascinating
oattsrns OF under-garmerts were obtain ed
from French artists. The corset cover,
With the feintest possible excuse for shout
der-slrap, and ornamenied in iron. with
numerous banda of Valencleunes lace, and
trimmed around ths neck with edgiDg OF
The came lace, reposed IN close proximity to
the most coquettish Of uuder-ekirts. Tor
chon lace In masses relieved the stiffness
and apgulsrity Of the ordinary night-orsss,
which, made Of the finest bstiste, was con-
posed in front OF countless narrow plai,s,
divided from each other by embroidered
insertion. A collar trimmed with lace aud
cuffs made OF narrow platte and embroid.
cred insertion. placed in Diagonal bands,
and the whole edged with lace,
form an attractive model, espec.
tally as train Of moderate length
pending from Vatican plaits In the back
gave the dress q dignity more In keeping
In colorsd silks ct the lower edge, and BE-.
drotive frilled caps. to be worn eitner At
night or for breakfast, were all represented
In this tasteful collection OF underclothing.
When the task was fully com pleted the lady
gave . banquet to her industrious friends,
with gilt at the plate OF each guest OF eil.
yer or porcelain, ard then frankly scknowl
edged herself 70 be the recipient Of the
troussesu. This fraudulent devics WAS 10
fact piece OF ssntimentality on her psrt-a
desire to have o souvenir from each OF her
friends. At first the explanation was coldly
received, and the precedent thus established
was declared to be dangerous and one tn BE-
frowred down. But the fearful excuses OF
the lady and her fis,tering proteststions Of
love. over which should be thrown the man.
tie OF charity, IN the shape OF fioupced ut
derskirtB aud embroidered night-dresses,
finally prevailed and she was forgiven. She
was also Russian, and Russian women are
born to be adorned and to be forgiven by
both sexes,-fEpw York Hour.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26

In making the assertion that Pczzoni's
medicated complexion powder 10 entirely
tree from injurious or deadly poisons. We
do II upon the authority OF . thoroegh
facs powders in the American market, and
IA iced in the families Of some OF our most
prominent medical men who have perScr.
aIly acknowledged 10 the proprietor that
they not only consider IL harmless. but es-
teemed il highly beneficial In every respect
net only for the use Of ladies and children,
but for the lord Of creation himself. Bold
NJ n "A dyu CCiefp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26

LAST Thursday night" ssysn Washing
ton correspondent, "ihe American fth
Culture association formally opened the
fisheries section OF tho National museum
This not on y embraces our exhibit IN last
years International exhibition 1T Londor ,
but many articles exhibited by other La
tions and donated to the United States
There are models OF boats, teines, net"
rods and traps. There ore over 2o'oOo DIT
ferent articles displayed, and each
one is properly labeled. An IDEA
Of the value of the industry represen'
ted In this addition to the National
museum may be derived from the fact that
tho census returns OF 1880 show that in this
country l3l ,i26 persons are actively en-
ployed In the fisheries industry, with
capital Of $3s, coo, 600. pr oducing 40 annual
return value at 100000 Just think OF
ii! The persons engaged in fishery, num-
Der 1871 ,i26. They ought to have high
protective tariff 10 make them vote right
Ths. is the fashion now-a-days.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26
HOr. ROGER q. MILLS.

While the HERALD could not but dlilsr
With the Texes delegation at the national
capitol as to the expediency of tariff agitc.
tim at this session Of congress, 1t cannot
at re lo'ce with the people Of the state at
large upon the creditnble manner 10 which
our members who have addressed them.
selves to the subject and participated In The
great tariff debate have acquitted them
telves, o.. n
We are Indebted to the Hon. ReGxR @.
MILLS for copy Of bis very able and ex'
tensivsly complimented effort on the 90
cssion referred to, and have just finished Ito
careful perusal with both pleasure and
profit. Mr.. Mills has reached q most ir.
auential and prominent position in the
house of representatives, partly by reason
OF his long service there and partly by rea'
son also Of his well.known and command
Jog abilities. He IL now second on
the ways and means committee, star d
ng conseq ucntly next to the Theoretical
leader OF the house. The fact that lTexnn
occupies such position on the ways al d
m .sns COMMITTEES. Is not only credit TO
the state, but speaks volumes for the ability
and In fluence OF the gentleman himself,
The speech referred to is q powerful
appeal in the direction OF free trade
and tariff reform. II 90 stamps IT.
author as brilliant logioian, !. q
clear and pleasing as well as mos.
fo,cible orator and the friend ofthe people,
particularly the agricultural classes, as
agains, the over. FED, arrogant. aggressive
monopolistic manufacturer. 1t, In word ,
il q strong defense sgslrtt the encrceoh-
merts of government aud monopoly upon
The best interests Of the people whom
Mr.. Mills represents, and hts constituents
should appreciate and endorse It. pli
We ere always grstified 10 gee Texas and
Texas representatives. going 10 the front in
promi hence and Influence. ltis a lplendid
adv.r .isement for the state, not Only In
congressional halls bu, abroad, and returns
to as accam ula,ed disiincii lions and reward DIS
In multitude OF ways. Such men rs
RoGRI q. MILLS are worth Something TO
Texas at Washington. ioa % fl no a'
II would take many years fer any new
man in Nh, MiLLs' plscs.to reach The pres
ept very enysble and influential, position
occupjed by him IN tho house.oi rsprcsen.
taiiyer, whatsoever bis inteiiectual equipment
or popular qnsli,ies might be. Suoh repn'
tation and positiol are not herswards CT a
day o. 10 Of mers sposmadic effort, but come
only after ears OF falh;al Aud well directed
TOLL. r.i.f fli... f' ..-.. lhi.N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26
Proposed Revision OF the French Consti
tuition.

r PAsrF, May A.-M. Ferry, in the cham.
Der OF deputies. to-day presented bill for
the revision OF the constitution. 1t pro-
,oses to change the law rela.i ing 10 the cleo
ton of senstorr, 20 that the office OF senator
shall not be LIFELONG, but that the term
shall be for nine yssrs. The bill was not
r.trospectiye, Tut revision was made for fill.
ing Vacancies 10 the list Of irremovsble sen-
stcrs, BY elections, in which the senste and
chamber OF deputies shall participate. The
sumber Of senators and delegates with
whom the election OF ordinary senators
rests 10 to be increased in proportion TO The
number "a municipal councillors. The
lea Of Ina senate will DO modified, aud
$rsyeEs Il lhe opening OF the legislsturs
WILL 30 abSlished. Clsuse e, OF the Law
Of FAsruary 2hh .s75. 10 10 BE- revived 90
far ssio psssi6e thst In NO case shall 70.
Sision tsuch ~ stability Of the republic.
The S9srisy.tppl sudsd Ferry, but the Ok.
usmS ~ ssysisi his prspodaea VITA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26

ALL persons proposing TO make Texas
exlib !. q. The Worlds Industrial Expo-
sl.lon will please designate &c the com.
missioner OF their confessional district, at.
I he earliest m omen' the articles to be trens-
ported to New Orleans, the amount OF prob.
able spece required, ard whether intended
for competitive exhibition with entry ice,
or for exhibition purely. which will be free
OF entry fee. And such district commits
sioner sii. repor; promptly to the commits
si1net.ir -chle', with headquarters from This
d.'a io New ofieans. No articles will be
Pcs. I'D before August 18Th, and none later
o,lo6sr Is b, 1854. ~
LOAN ~ ELLlorT AZ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26

InE fotls Worth Gssssts Is down on
TlxDslTii n. Ti0A ina cfrs7 ,4sti- every
map"~hc iehsrs there skcdsd'Sc revenue
Z rom the school land. II LOOKS ito as as II
toe Gazstte has bit off more than II caD
chaw. II the -Gtz,,le keeps on II won't
have any cmdidste for any state. otfice.
They a,s cyin ort for a free grass esst
Texas man for acknowledgement. TIE
bize.te will find out that the great masses
iitAspeople wos't support any man who
not for revenue from the school md,
,tma.ter where he comes tom.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26

wnxF 50 much, alarm existed as TO the
cup, osei ioot-and-mouth disease in Kansa-
the New Mexico legislature, passed a very,
s.rsnsehfisw. imposing severe penalties on
brir ging diseased cattle into the territory.
ANA requiring all cattle broughtin,*obs in.
specied and -.auarantined. But afsef
the subsidence OF the scare over -the sup.
p,setsoss-snd-and. mo "A diFStp. ' subj i.
qusnt act was passed suspendins IL eess&i
lions until the governor In his discretion
ssw proper 10 pnfoscs It tr spriehsAtisa::
The @k6vsrhors discretion is tQsr gE9at q,
sdmit o. the pro,lam stf0n. /.
ar~ze.Ad
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26
MoNDAY. MAY so, lss..
TO THE TEXAS STATE PRESS.

The undersigned leaves Tor New Orleans
on Il onday, % h instant, to establish there
the T,xis Headquarters. The press OF the
sis,s iuruishirg TO him copy of each issue
will hsyelhe SAME regularly and promptly
fled aud hurg on racks 3, said Hesdqua'-
ters tor information Of inquirer. about Tex.
as and tie several sections, serving st the
same time a. conspicuous advertisement
for t.s payer ITSELF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26

In y sDecisl 10 the HER.Lp yesterday
from G,tesville, We ynoiice, that the conven-
ton Instructed fef-e Il. BILL for senator.
A coed selections, and we me only sorry we
are not where we can vote ior him. HAVING
known him frouh boyhoot, we take pleasure
10 saying bssis{ man ,c9gpId eAst, bs.sars
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26

:i5o Missouri editors are
now la Florida makipg hoses Of the scenery
Ifthey make as poor ess,onss Is did the
Times Democrats party, .thsir respective
Subs" will DO we,l..o; k: 4 Az the corfespon-
dence they send back'from the Everglades.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26

TOURISTS desiring to see a show better
tn IN BUFFALO BILLS or DIR. CARvgR's, or
the two combined, should bear in mind
tn It the Indian territory cattle roundup
will commence on June 18th. 1t Is designed
Tor the pecial purpose OF sweeping the
ranges perfectly clean in one round and is
the only roundup which will be given this
season. II will pc immense.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26
MILLINERY TRIMMINGS.

Ladies are that Silk Satin and Velvet Lace.
Ribbon and Jewely Departments the largest Of the kind
in the South. The Millinery Department gets its supply Of
these goods from these various departments and not COM
PEELED buy small quantities advanced prices In other
WORDS Millinery Department being In connection with
the Others able sell cheaper than any exclusive Millinery
NSOm Carpet and Drapery Department continues ~
many attractive offerings Ladies should call and lines
Of sdnced Curtains and our lines Of marked down Carpets
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26

TYLzn sends a strong delegation to For.
Worth. The names OF HxRsDor, Hun
BARD, CnrLr,s, RoSsrsoS, FIsLAY and Box
sEn ara no. con6oed to iacy, one portion Of
the state, but ais men OF state and national
reputation. ~. ~ r,,-ln Do
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26

A LuADIsa politician from East Texas
says II the cry for free grass continu es b s
portion Of the state will demand FREQ TIM
Der. The, claim, Of the one would be ~
rea,,usb.e as that Of the other. a.hl pn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26
THE HERALD MONDAY MORNING, MAY 26, 1854.

port receipts Of Saturday separately Gal
weston, q bslesi Now Orleans, 1885, Motile'
%; Savannah, II; Charleston, IA
Wilmington /; Norfolk 1885, Baltimore 90;
New York /; Boston 90 aud Philadelphia Z
bales, giving the consolidated receipts Of
yesterday u, sos bales against 4Sol bales
the year before, on the same date, and
showing falling or OF 3,Is' bales
which is pcrpendicular drop and no
mistake. The worlds visible supply on the
23i inst, was 2,i7o,C09 bales against ?,slo,'
1853 bales the same date last year, giving q
differences Ia decrease OF 1886, Js7 bales. Last
year, on Saturday, April 9th, middling up
lands eold at Liverpool al o 1894 and yea
terday ut the same port, the same grade q
cotton closed at 03.St, or halt cent
higher.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26
nn on Anour yuNR lsr

All coupon ticket agents 10 Texas VIII be
supplied with Tcusisr TrcKsrs, q reduced
rstes, 70 points esse ovsr the 'Oools CoN'
YonrABLB BRs LxHB Roufn."
rcr summer travel the BIZ LIZ ana ~
csnnsotions hsvs no equal. - ticket
s0ooae 1os panAtcaias0.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26

AN eastern exchange says the old ticket
means both. Wei, now 1t wouldloo VOL
to resurrect RUTHERFORD d. and Mn. WHEE.
LER. Nothing has been heard OF either fer
the past four years. Wonder ii they are
sill liyins?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26

CALIFORNIA Is opening ups new ma, kes
for Texas cattle. Parties on the golden
coas. a:e making arrangement, FOL regular,
monthly shipmen,s via the Sunset and
Texas Pacific railways from San Antonio.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26
Com missioner.!a. Chief,
Industrial Exposition

" NfIt \ INUUbfINI EApOsIIIUT'
All Texas ioufnals and New Orleans
dAi.Ies please copy.
Is, T,xa. journalism take the lesd in this
early manner OF advertising this state and
all lie counties.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26
OUR MILLINERY EPA RTMENT
FEATHERS.

No such bargains In Pine Osirich plumes
were ever known to the tracs. We sell
~ handsome. Real Ostrich Pune, in white
ana colors, at u1.5O.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26

SUN UMBRELLAS!
at Reduced Prices.
Satin Coaching ParAsol, In Black and
Ecru, brocadod borders, top and bottom,
ut $3.50; Reduced from $3.50. Also Two
Oo'orsd Satin Brocaded Parasol, elk
linod, worth -.
Ottoman Brooeded Parasols, In assorted
col0rs, at oS.70, reduced from $3.50.
0S.05.
Back Gros- Grain Bilk PArasol, 1O-Rib,
Par agon Frame, silk Lined, English Hard
wood handles, ut o2.OB; reduced from %.
$500.
Black Ottoman Brocaded SILK PsrAsols.
iO.Rib Frame, trimmed with lace ana
lined, ut %; reduced from $3.50.
$3.50.
A Pine Black sAtin Parasol, trimmed
with ndoublo ruffi~, and q row OF deep lace
bsnesth each rufiie, ut $3.50; reduced
A fall iine Of oth.r styles Of Parssols In
low and medium grades, all Of which will
he found much lower than those goods
have ever been sold before. These arc all
genuine reductions, and Will last for this
week only.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26

COLORADO CRY wi. loom up with visisors
Tomorrow upon the occasion OF the great
pale OF lots there
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26
UNTRIMMED HATS.

We have every known fasbionabIs shnpe
Isl every desirable color. Our stock con-
sists Of tNntsns, Union MilaDs, Shell Braids,
Pedals, Pearls, Ioops, iramwnys, Mi1ans,
English PUNISHABLE, SLACK and " hlte Chip I,
etc. In White chips we have an elegs cot
line of fash Ouabl shap$a.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26

KAUFMAN county instrucs for IRELAND,
CIBDs, TERRELL and STEnRxrr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26
FLOWERS.

Tho iatcst adsicee from Paris are to tho
efTert that Flowers are the in0st popular
trimming for bonnets and certain shapes
OF hate, Our collie ton of Flow IL by Tar
the most superb thar was ever seen In
one house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26

fasLAHD and GIBBS is the stereotyped pc
VI al phrase all over the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26
TIPS.

s,ur line of Tips f. the most complete In
colors and variety that can DO found any
whrrs. Our prices we guarantee the
,eWcet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26
LaCes and Embroideriies.

The rainy weather of last week prevented many people
bene6ng by great reductions in this department.
and we SHALL therefore, continue the sale for another week.
Such bargains offering these lines seldom found
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

rntersd at the po,toriuc at Dallas rs
serond.Cin-s Matter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26
JoAR IT. EbLIorT,

Com p,issioaer.in,ChieG
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26

Back Gros-0rain Bilk PArasol, lord,
PAT agon Frame, silk Lined, English Hard
wood handles, 1t o2.OB; reduced from 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-26

Black Ottoman Brocaded SILK PsrAsols.
O.Rib Frame, trimmed with lace and
lined, ut %; reduced from % 90.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-30

"Perslstence is also u good quality for
o lawyer to have sometimes" continued
my friend. "A good many wears ago |
was trying an important jury case ia
this city. One morning, during the
progress OF the trial the crier mad made
his usual announcement, concluding
with 'all persons having business with
tho court may now draw near, and they
shall on heard when u young drawi.
ing country gawk uf u lawyer who had
u case Jumped mp aud said: MAY Il
please you honor, | wish to make "A mo-
ton nat tho case OF So-and-sO 10 by de-.
fault
"But,' responded the Judge, 'there Is
another trial now In progress; present
your claims ut the proper time and Won
5 hll be heard. Proceed with vuur
case Mr., turning To mel.
The young lawyer sat down, in few
minutes, as y ON rs | stopped To tnke
breath he jumped up again and said;
MAY please your honor, | wish to
make mott tn---'
"Sir' interruI tod the judge, "there IL
II trial going on hero, aud we cannot an.
ORD to interrupt ii for you. Sit Il lwn.'
Again he resumed his seat. In "A tew
minutes up he jumped again. / wish
To make u mo ion, your honor
the Judge was fdrly boiling over
with rage by this time. ''Sit dnwIir he
Numbered. The seat was again ineokly
resumed
Well, the trial went on for an hnnr
without interruption. when | stopped
tn take a miunte's rest at the end of this
time, heard the same drawing voice
commence; May IL please your honor
-
"'Sir, your motion is granted said
mis- hon somewhat tierrrly. Mr.. -
lnrning to mel ~ on with your cass.' -
-.IBpst n Gazette.