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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

Soi service bile Business Suits reduced 10
8 W: l0pr ceut. Off makes item SO.
Atwood Cashmere Su n, In several desirable
patterns, .du1sd from IL 00 to 90; 10 per cent
oil makes them 10
diner Quality OF ATWOOD Cashmere Suits,
in Fr0ck and Sack 6tyls reduced 10 10 10; 10
pc &C mt Off mases them 100.
Excellent qua ity Cashmere Suits. in Frock
and sack STYLES, reduced from Is 90 TO u sc: 20
per cent OF makes them II Is.
very superior euit In Frock aud Sack style.
redused from 70 so 70 IL 81; 10 Ter cent of
makes hem ~ Is.
All.wo j cashmere Suits. nicely trimmed aud
made IN frock and SACK styles, reduced from
An xtra good atty Csvimere Suits. very
superior In every respect reduced from % so TO
IS So 10 per Q mt OF mates tn IN l6 IS.
Fan y worsted Suit, GETAWAY Cnats. drst-
Oh IS style Q ID workmanshio, reduced rom
q, o, TO ~ 90 10 per cent. Oh makes the Is 60.
Nobby styes az Fancy Wofsted Suits reduced
from 20 90 TO % CO. 10 yer cent OF makes them
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
OApTAIN w. ". ROSS.

The HERALD but expresses tho cent?.
menis OF the people Of D'llas when 1t re.
grets the loss OF go good a citizen in stating
that Captain w. w. Ross has determined
10 leave this city, HE longtime home, TO
locate IN Pilot Point. Captain Ross has
seen Dallas grow from an insignificant
namlet to us present metropolitan proper.
tions, aud has felt as proud OF its growth
aud importance as any oiner gentleman In
Texas. But his msterial interests have
called him from u', aud while IL may re
suit to his own benefit, Dallas feels the loss
of good, enterprsing citizen. Captain
Ross has been the accredited correspondent
of the agricultural buresu In Washington
for many years past, and his reports have
been regarded as among the most faithful
and reliable given, and 10 is TO be hoped
that he will still BIO continued In that posi-
zion ut Pilot Point. AS citizsr OF Dallas
las was ever esteemed and loved, snd the
HERALD knows that he will never forget
nis d associations Wherever his lot may
be cast tie Will ever have the best wishes oil
the Dallas HERALD aud lis readers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
PERSONAL.

J. W, Post, OF New York, is guest OF the
Windsor.
George Diehl, of Galveston, is Mt the
WiudsDr.
j. b. stiteler and wife, of Corsicana, are
at the Windsor.
James W. Swsyne. o, Fort Worth, is at
tho Windsor.
DIR. James Orr, of Terrell, Is stopping at
the Windsor.
Adolph Dueber, olSt. Louis, is registered
at the windsor.
John +. Harcourt, OF Westherford, is
booked at the Windsor.
Judge John s. Triplett, OF st. Louis, is in
the city at the Windsor.
w. II. Boykin, representing the Standard
flour mills OF ST. Louis, Is at the Windsor.
Rolla Ryan, the humorist who appears at
the opera house tonight, IL at the Wind
sor.
Col. J. J. Hickman, the famous temper
Ruce lecturer, arrived in the city yesterday
aud lett In the afternoon for Terrell. where
he leciured las. evening. He will lecture
az different points in the state.
Mr.. Green Williams, foreman OF the COM
position rooms OF the HERALD, who has
| ueen confined 10 his bed the paet few DAYS
with threatened attack OF pneumonia, is
about himself again.
Mr.. Neil Stark returned home yesterday
morning from pleasant visit 20 bis friends
and relatives in Missouri. lie is looking
/ finely, and although he did not bring win
| him gracious bride, rs many supposed he
would do, TO add to bis comfort and make
| lie vive lie Joy, he is the same good, genial
/ Fellow he always was. Peace to his ashes.
| At the St. George: w Il Moore, T, Ter;
| n J SimDkins, CJrsicAua: J j Strapper,
Corscaua; A = Webster, Van Alstyne, Il
Mason. Goshen; II DAWSON. oxford, NJ isj.;
"A N Hunter, Palestine; Joe Grant, Fort
WORTH Q G Moore, Kemp; l. Haihians,
Mineols; + II Carter, Memphis. Tenn III
l. Brown, Forney; q Yale, Ennis; A
NJ ulkey, Ennis; Jno l. Fleming, Wsxaha.
chic; A J I Sands, FarinersviIle; Jno Hou,-
ton, Texas; A Person benson. ID Lang.
don, Omaha; + ". Mack, Mckinney; U W
French, Mckinney; w T Scott, Pilot Point;
f Ii Brown, Corpus Christi A Gstfney
Gil mer: r II Winsboro Bolton; J B Mayo,
Evansville, Ky, N Powers and wife,
Norwood, X .ufmaD; G l. Mistrox. Decatur;
l. Myers Connor, Baltimore: Il Hart,
Sim psonville; Miss Ami, Curry, Sher.
man; A q Webster, Van Alstyne; w
Wilkins, IT,, Lo ngview; r o Harris, Law
renee; J III Stewart, Lawrence; l. Kinyran,
Lawrence; Henordan; l. r Comptors,
Lawrence Lawrence Hicks. Lawrence; @ Q
Henderson, Lincolnton, N. O.; s Il Rsaner,
Short Mountain, Tenn Taylor Wason
Louis; . Anderson Alabims; r J Eistins,
Guntown. Mis- Sarah Ingram, GuntowD,
Miss. Chas Heniz Oh, Marshall; G. NJ
DAVIS, Marshall; Il a Vail, Marshall; Il A
McLschan, Marshall; q 4 Langsdale, Tex.
arkana.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
SUITS TirE DISTRICT COURT.

T. b. Mitchell flied suit in the district
court Yesterday against the Texas Eieya' or
aud Com press company, praying n the
value Of 25l bales OF cotton he 2lege, he
stored with John Z Wilson, the secretary
of the company, culins the months OF Sc p.
tember and 0Iloher 1888, to have the same
com pressed, which ne alleges the defendant
has lated 70 deliver back 10 him. He also
sizes tor 80 600 damage3 done him by the
Compress company in OBTAINING aud re-
iusing 10 turn the same over 10 lin. al
though he has demanded II and rendered
payment for storage and COMPRISING.
Gnliiths a. Cowser, lumDrr mtrchante,
filed suit against Johnson a. Butler, c n
tractors, praying judgment Tor an account
for lumb Der furnished ia the sum OF 1854 05;
also that attachment issue against the de-
PENDANTS. The plaintiff alleges that the
lumber WAS gotten by the defendants undrr
false pretenses aud that plaintiffs viii prob
ably lose their debt unless attachment
issue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

SAN ANTONIO has received the first ship.
ment Of genuine Eagle Pass.coal, said to be
OF the finest quality. 1t is undeniable that
the finest quality Of coal abounds west OF
us in the Rio Grande tier Of counties, and
will, much to the qualification and yelIet Of
the citizens Of this portion ofthe state. be
on our market before great while. Pro-
jected lines OF road from this section to
that will in year or so open up to US the
rich coal fields Of western Texas. The
presence of such fields is an additional In
ducement for the building OF such roads.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

Wills we are abusing our census bureau
for It's eowness and intermiusble length
and immeasurablo volume OF statistics, for
oiguers seem to be envious Of such a niue
Of statistical wealth. The Edinburgh Scots.
man cannot witness, without pang o
envy, the stately procession OF volumes that
issue from the census Office OF the depart
ment u the interior at Washington IL
thinks the report contains IAN ox!raordi.
nary amount OF hard thinking. in combina-
ton with remarkable talent for biiIgiug
forth the illuminating and Informative
virtues Of statistics"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

deserving the United States mail, began
yesterday morning before united States
Comm sslouer Mccormick aud Is not ended
yet, There Na large number OF witnetues
tor bo.h the prosecution aud de'
fouse IA attendance, aud the case
Will not IN Oh probability, br finished un'
til this afternoon. klr. Eugene Marshall,
assistant United States district attorney
represents the government, and Major j.
q. K.arby appears for the defense. Some
very humorous and rich testimony was
eiven Yesterday, but II appears 10 an out
sldar to ho merely the quarrel OF two fac
lions OF tho citizens OF Lawrence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

nest policy 10 obtain ru rnpl Htic utteraucr
rom legislature m an imp lrialt division
W seutImen, Ia the s'aIe as 20 lhe pow err
ald duties tbs executive.
a. ith fund necessary to haye more
powerful executive In the STATE, II tn,
constitutional aud legitimate powers OF
Ihe governor as they now stand are in
sarioignI to meet the emerge :
cies when active executive nlerf'renco D.
necessary or would prevent public trouble
aud bloodshed, Thea 10. the authority aud
discretion vested In the governor be M
creased by proper legislative action, until
such o done, however let the chief officer
81 the state. as well as the least, ba held IA
he exact limis OF his pIwer, ami (, he gov
eFnor manifests patriotism and oommenda
hle conservatism In refusing to play the
uturper. and the wisdom aud propriety o.
his eourss be questioned by respectable cri :
les, let tho peoples representatives declare
aud endorse who is right.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

FRoM The vigorous manner In which MR
BELFoID, OF Colorado, 10 assisting the south
ern and western members Ia their efforts IA
get fair divide Of tie annual approprig-
tons Tor iuternsl improvements, 1t Is evil
dent that the red-headed representative oI
the Rockies cares but litllo Tor popularity
and favorable mention in the sss,. He Is
one OF tho men who, disoarding politics. ID
periodically sticking TO his section.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
Knit WOODEN Goods.

These are the goods you WANT the wealth
or IA reasonable, and we are offering them
very low.
Ladies', Cardigan Jackets ut 81 that were
O. go. .
Ladies' Cardigan Jackets Mt 05c that sold
for 81.
were &c.
Fancy Knit Jackets NJ a1.76; reduced
from 82 go.
Fancy Knit Jackets, s1.5Oi reduced
from S2. .
Ohildron's and Misses Knit Jackets, In
all abadcs, reduced ms follows: From 82.26
to nj 75; from 12 to 81 80; from 01.BO 10
81 10; from o1.35 TO 81; from 91.16 to
s5c; from 81 to 75c; from $50 10 SOC; from
SOC to 500.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
roR BETTER SCHOOL nuiLpISGs


In the senate proceedings published In
our issue OF yesterday announcement was
made that the bill had passed oonferring
upon cities aud towns the authority 10 Is
sue bonds Tor the erection OF school houses.
| IL IS gratifying to rec such important aud
worthy objects engaging the attention OF
our legislators. Difficulties have heretofore
stood in the way In this matter and 1t Is to
be hoped that this legislature will remove
! them until any town or city IN the state
can cree. rs many aud ~ costly school
buildings as It's citizens may desire. In
some of our more pretontiogs cities even
the school buildings are worse than the
average run Of stables and a disgrace TO 90
growing and prosperous people.
The character OF the churches OF n town
/ indicates Enthusiastically the religious zfal Of
the people, jus. as the business structures
indicate the business prosperity and the
strength and elegance, Of the residences the
individual wealth, refinement aud love Of
comfort among the citizens OF the c'mmu-
nifty. In the same way the character Of
the school buildings of city points
| to the educational advance
ment and enthusiasm OF tns community.
II these structures be poor and virtually
unfit for use, too small, shaky and unpro.
yided with the comforts and oonveniences
of modern buildings where for months at a
time the youth OF the community ara to be
cooped up like so many hogs IN o pen, IL
may be safely affirmed that ignorance ard
prejudice and retrogressive impulses rule
that community. On the other hand, hand.
some, commodioua and modern equipped
buildings for school purposes spesk more
eloquently and strongly than can words the
culture, prosperity, progres:lyeness and
promise OF the people who reared ouch
structures.
To authorize more fully and generally the
Issuance of bonds by cities aud towns for
the erection OF such buildings ana enoour-
age their erection everywhere is u step in
the ripht direction, and ref cts credit upon
the legislator cham pioning and the legisla-
ture eqacting such measure, whether the
various communities OF the state avail
themselves of the privilege conferred or not.
Attention to such subjects is of equal con.
sequence to a state with tho settlement Of
fence-cu.ting troubles and other criminal
matters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
RAISING WATYR PIPES.

Superintendent Wheless, OF the water
works, and force, were hard at work last
night raising five Joints OF water pipe a.
the corner of Pacific avenue aud Pear
street, TO allow The force a. work on the
fourth ward sewer 10 cons rnct the sewer
beneath it. IT. WAS hard work and required
considerable care 10 prevent food o.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

PRonIsrscE, from whatever cause, is
generally dear 10 man, aud notofiety,
when not disrepu,Gble, is guarded most
jealousy. MR. RosEsrHAL In the state
house doesn't altogether depend upon the
fact that he is u republican for his prom.-
nence, but he seems to be ayerse TO losing
even such an uuenyiable Eotorie.y =, that.
Singular what weaknesses smart men
haya
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

Nh EseLI.H. the 500 o. the gentienau
VINO 40 sbly assisted In beating himself and
p.rty T. the presidential csmpsiTn OF $50,
bids fair 10 eet into congress after all from
t,e Indianapolis district. The young man,
bsvIra such 0 load - bis father 10
cerrr I, his csnvsxs IL 1882. deserves some
,vmpasby. The wsssIrg,on Register re-
rerS,: "The exciting contest between
1.e1sur snd Psu.Is, rssulsing IL Ne l q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

DURING the vigorous discussion Of the
fence.cutting troubles by and in the legisls-
ture there has been no cessation Of the
troubles outside, but they came TO The
front again in our specials OF yesterday
morning. The criminals OF this class had
better make the most OF the little time yet
remaining to them, for they will hardly see
the same beauty in their peculiar line OF OF.
Tense after the extra session has handled the
matter thoroughly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

THE glory and emolumenI to GENERAL
PRYoR ia consequence of his recsnt appear
ance in behalf Of the Southern Pacific in
Its grab tor the forfeited Texas Pacific
lands, will moro than compensate for The
GENERALS iug'orious trio to England in be-
half of O'DlNHELL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

Corkscrew Suits the most fashionable material
for mems wear. reduced from "a 20 to 20 co. 10
per tent. of makes them IS 90.
Corkscrew Suits reduced from 10 90 TO is 90. 10
per cent. or makes hem 1880
A full line OF Corkscrew suits, IN all shades,
Prince Albert. Getaway and Sack styles all pro.
port onately reduced and I'll subject 10 the same
d scount. These ecial lines Of All.wOol good
srle a,d quality Business Suits at 10 90, IL no
AM ~ Is.
worsied Railroad Suits, single and double:
breasted Sacks reduced from 20 90 to 10 90 IL
per cent OF IN kes them NeS
Gas imere Suits. Same styles reduced from
Is 90 10 Is o.; 10 er cent oRmakes them - 10.
Finer quality Jean Rsiread Suits, In gcod
cent of makes them 10.
OvERCO .Tsi OvKRo0Arsi
The line Il yet compl tn, and W. don't want b
keep II 90 We have Married them down again
and still allow 10 per ceKt. -.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

tors election, IN the Indianapolis district,
and the congressional seat Tor which ne now
holds, bids iair 10 be feaeged in tae com M
mlsIee OF cleo ions, as 10 Is reported that a
recount has shown an error OF 100 votes la
Esollsns favor, which would elect him uy
q majority Of thirteen. II this d iruo The
committee will doubtless award Esousu
the seat which MA, PEELLE nov holds.'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

TBE deslh Of CHARLES DrLNoSrco takes
tho las, OF the name from the management
OF the famous establishments with which
that mama 10 associated, but the establish
ments will 90 on as usual, so perfect is the
system by which they have b,en bull up.
When q man can give his name to last.
Ing institution, by other means than an en-
dowment, he is a genius, whether aressaur.
anteur or great disooversr or inventor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

ARrHyR is said to be getting leshy. If he
can reach the requisite qualifications for q
New York alderman his defeat for another
term need not alarm him. Asa New York
alderman he may not be as prominent az
the Federal executive, but he can get rich
and independent much quicker.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

IL won't 40 Tor republican In tho asl
TO turn democrat aud revenue reformer
One OF them 50 bold as TO take this step has
been referred TO rs one deserving to be O
slave and will have his place duly assign cd
him as a white niger" We thought the
"white niggers" were those only owned by
the protection baroDs in the east
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

ST.. LOUIS viii raise 81 900 to deiray The
EXP ases Of tho democratic national 90 Il
veniion III will only 20 to 81, Louis. H.
asnuol as the Mound City would make
alb iut a quarter OF million clear money
out Of the convention, this is very gen
Crous offer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
IN HOOK.

Onicer Overland arrested Frederick Coz
ems yesterday morning aud locked him up
on warrant sworn out by Moore OF the
five cent" store, charging hun wi hem bee
store while in his employ. Some lace
goods were found on his person at the time
O his arrest. The officer says that Cozens
says he will make the amount OF money he
is charged with spDropriating good TO
Moore. He Is u young man about eighteen
vaara aid
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

OVER 1000 homeless children sent to
houses in the south and west at an expense
of $4,000 in the last few years, is the record
OF MRs. JoHS JACOB Aston in the way OF
charity. Over $4,000 for floral decora-
tions for the coming Aston ball is but one
of the items on the other side of the picture.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

SAN FRAYctsoo oltisins who represent In
their solid wealth about Gauarier OF a bill
ion OF dollars, want Worlds Far out
there IN 1887. Such citizens have got the
necessary adjunct to such fair, and, 1t at
all enthusiastic, are likely to witness the
blowout desired.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

In three months more it is calculated
that the Mexican Central road will be COM
pletei from FL Paso to The City OF Mexico.
Plymoaih Rock and the ancient home OF
the Moniezumas will then join in grand
celebration. surprising anything OF tie
kind yet witnessed in the new world.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

CnAmTY balls ave catching IL on all sides
this winter, and, 81 TAR rs We can learn,
justly 40. Failures 40 means toe tho dis.
tribution OF charities, and ridiculous In
other respects, ;hO criticism is not amiss'
lipeople want TO awe to the poor, let them
hand out tltiroonlfibutIous In a direct snd
practical way and not spend $4,000 In fuss
and feathers TO raj another 81 900 f0t the
Door
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

From Mr. BAYAnD's strenuous efforts In
boha,l OF the sales OF beer In tho capitol
grounds at Washing on, IL looks like the
senator was after the German vote. Mr..
BAYARp has taken the risht course to got
powerfully close to that vote.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

Is the late CoSeREssNAs HAsKELL's die
,rict up in Kansas, or the new second, this
fight gradually wakes stronger and
stronger, the principal issue being the
question between tariff and free trade. The
democrats aud FREQ trade have decidedly
the better showing IN the fight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
WHERE THE suAyENGER {?

The ci y engineer, VINO is also the stree,
commi sioner, requests ns TO 8 ale that all
deaf animals viii be promptly removed
from The streets II reported oy telephone
pos 81 card or verbally a. the cslaboos,, OF
10 any pol cau.aa. Fho peopl, are mol
paid, however, to report dead animals and
nuisances, and the scavenger Is TO find
tLem
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

To allow either rich or poor 70 make mill
ions Of dollars annually without any re-
turn therefor from the use of the property
Of the state is 60 rob the children of the
present and future Of possible eccumula.
tions for thei, thorough AID cheap educa'
q.
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tor the

THE question tor the democrats up 10
Ohio 70 settle Is not whether PAlNE, the
newly elected senator, is stakeholder In
the STANDARD Oil company, but whether
that big corporation procured the senator s
election by corrupt use Of money.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
IN DEATHS EOy,

Jack Kennedy was arrested yesterday for
conducting himself in rather a loose way,
aud losg ID in the cslshoose. After his in-
generation a reporter learned that he was
very Ill with pneumonia at the time OF his
arrest, aud that he was not in his light
mind He was put in that dungeon OF
death. and when last heard from was not
expected to live.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

THE legislature OF oaio ought to order an
immediate and thorough investigation OF
the charges OF corruption urged with refer
encs to the nomination Of PAYsE TO the
United States senate. 1t would be better
even to whitewssh itself than to allow
snch charges to be openly and extensively
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

COMPLAINT Is made that there Is no.
enough hanging In this country. 1t msy
be that there are Thousands OF men IN these
limited States u pom every recurring Friday
who do not get their just deserts, but 1t Is
encouraging to note weekly that the gal
lows Is not b. any mespsidie. three to five
victims b.ing claimed by It each hang
mi ana day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

THE legislator IS pretty extensively
abroad, after al, this season. In several
states the mills are grinding with the same
old familiar sound, not TO speak OF the
daily performances in Washington. The
Texas member alone has a fence TO strad-
die. hut he Is not hsppy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
NEW CAPTAIN ELECTED.

At a meeting OF toe Q ieen City Guards
Mr.. Fran Wheat was elected captain o
the com osDy by acclamation to I'LL the va
cancy occasiobed Dy the resign .tion OF Cap
TON Feltos, who organized the company,
and made u one OF the best drilled compa.
uiss In the state. Captain Wheat, MS sue.
cessnr, is very popular aud wall no doubt
make most exoellent olllcer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

Those noble souls that have responded 80
promptly ami generously TO the calls OF
chari y published IN the HERALD VIII ind
a bod.riddsn family, consisting Of q iather,
Tnoihar And thrse children, In house In
suburbs VI the city, that arc worthy OF at.
tsntion. They are all down slck and IRE
poor aud destitute.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
LAW AND LIQUOR.

Captain w. J. Beterton of the wholesale
whisky fra of Betterion n lrviae. Wa
summoned 10 TYLER Yesterday to answer to
a chsrge preferred against him chsrsing
him with wholessling mat liquors Ia
Eastern rexa. without license. lhe SUP
po.iti,n is that II he j. glilty o. the charge
IL is oniy in a technical sense. fpr even u ne
vss 50 inclined he could not hops 70 prch
BY II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

WHAT vii tle News, Statesman and
other autllEELANu journals think Of ih'
legislature now that the house mas Ondorst
Tue governor Ia complimentary termsi
Thcse papers will have to enlarge the range
O. lhcI- rrlNclgm cnnsilernbly.