The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21
WASHINGTON.
! Ceplah Coua,, Is,'s'isaiIos- Sons
Tall SWEARING.
|asIrous suow slides In Colorado
sllek swindler seoiched.
Isr Deferred Hut Interesting News.
ssppIemsntary Washington As"s'
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surpIem.ntary Washington Nsws,
Why TH,Y ,FPlstp
NAsnIH0TuE, Feb, rs The opposition
line republican eide D. tte resolution re-
he'd By Hewitt IL based upon what lnsy
Rsidsrsd the broad pTOyilions OF the tii,
broyides for placing Un the pension rolls
names of those who server
ktv DAYS Ia the C,esk
!" or he disiurba CO Of iss
iss8 or In the Seminole or Black Hawk
= AZ we'll As those who served sixty days
hi var with Mexico Hisc0ok suggested
Hewitt that II he would agree To amend
bill 60 il Wouli apply 10 Survivors OF ths
kilhn var there would be no objection 70
resolution on tue renu 0lcan tue, LUIS
posi, r. Hewitt declined 70 aecous TO-
81 the, D.nyille Investigation to-day,
nj n. Carl. superlntendent OF the pa
N cemetery At Danvills described the
noticed n number OF white men Ia
sliding piftole at rest; that Is
thelr pistols 10 their right hand ,
DloH side serving rs g support; they hItd
but 100 shots; cav no arms IN tue hhhas
holored Iaan aud saw no returnins shots,
kophla Powell (collred) saw Mr.. Blunt
Ind on the corner and snoot several times
The retrealing blacks.
Hrs. Violet Ke,tlng (colored) saw Blani
Ienator Vance" Arc anv eolpred peo'
In your country demoerttv"
Hitness-" Well. don't hunt that sort
hear coloied man yot, the democratic
let | don't hab noihih' % do with nm
don't lat him come Ia my house ]
NJ like 20 zee ctlpred msu cell h'ms,lf
low tink II the o. lored man vote tue
4. L.. Il a. aAlA hfmgalfh
epator Vance" When q white man
es the republican ticket do you think he
himself"
Ei.ness~"i'njust tell yer. wha. l tink-
amsn WHATS got sense and knows
At he's doin'."
enator Vance-"W,ll, supporting your
band should vote the democratic
etS"
Iitness-"i'll Just tell you wot; l would
pack up my close and 70 to my iader;
Ihsdn't nab no fader I'd inst go TO work
s5 cents O week to snppoi nv ownseli."
q q. Miller, (Rhits). testified that the
ties were 10 danger OF being mobbed by
blacks when they fred.
jjourned-
EaAL SHERMAN THANKS THE PRE,IDEar.
he president has received the following
gram from General She man:
Fxce,lency Chester A Arthur. President
the u Il j Sta es, Washington, ID. Z:
EAR SIR:-Permlt me, WITH n soldier :
kness. TO thank you personally Tor the
hsomo compliment bestowed In the
eral orders yesterday, which are
rted In the journals OF To-day.
mo it was a surprise,
I most agreeable one. had supposed
the actual dsts Of my retirement
I'D form q short paragraph in the COM
series Of spsciste orders OF the war
|stmen hut q tie honorsd executive 4
o in,ry has made II the occasion tor his
hand to pay tribute oi respect anu
tion to an tficer passing from the &C ;.
stages OF life to one OF peace and rest. l
bnly gay / feel highly boI ored and
ra, ulate myself in thus founding oui
record of service in manner most
lying 10 my family and friends. Not
shis, but feel sure when the orders Of
blday are read on parade to the ree!.
ts and garrisons Of the United st ties
" a young hero will tighten his belt
resolve anew to be brave and true to
starry, flag which we OF our
have carried safely through
epoch of danger. but which may yet be
IecteA 10 other trials, which will de.
MISUNDERSTANDING end
raS lid the largest measure OF Int Ill.
IA. gain thanking you for 80 marked
kompliment and recipr eating the kind
hes for the future. am with profound
beet, your friend and servant.
w. T. SHERMAN,
~ General.