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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-05-02

THE difference between youth and old
aQe is, that youth Is crazy to go int1
politics and old age constantly kicks It
self for having done 90.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-05-02

r!ars can Top down = hot until heatad Thea
the and smell vii. No. nS re-
a~-rsd TO desses shs prasenoo OF amnonia-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-17
National Rabbinical Convention.

PITTsBURa, Pa, Nov. 16.-The Ms
tionel Rsboinioal convention OF the
Reformed Hebrew church, called TO
consider tho propriety OF abogishing
many OF tho traditional Gestures ~ tho
Hebrew religion, wss cDsued at Con-
coI0iA hsli, Allegheny City, st 10
O'clock this morning By Raw. D.. L..
NJ wise, OF Cinunnati. Tkirty-0ya
daieSstss, Jroal ali paris u the country,
presented credentials.
Rev. Dr.. Kohisr, of Now YORK;,
through whose efii1rta the convention
WAS brought about, sA6e a lengthy
address, adyccEting tina pasaage OF i
series Of resolutions tending toward
tha ysform OF Judaism in America.
DE-. Ech!9r said the movement eoa-
iemp!etea Tbs doirg away with some
OF tG9 traditional features OF Judslass,
such as the belief Of the Orthodox Ho-
Drews thai they arc sll to 20 back 10
Palestine. 1t Ia intended also to emil
nate al the teachings th25 give JudS.
ism o national or oriental character.
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THO Audience and the plnv

HiaSing at tneators used to BIO ingon-
lousy doslt with in France. Twenty
yoarH. ago tho mayor of Orleans
,rsued an order forbidding oil demon
stralions, whether Of approval or the
reverse, until the clone Of tho third per-
iormence OF thu piece, when the COM
nisslonnait0 central or q commissions
natrs de service wsa TO ascertain tn
opinion or house. IL, however, any
doub. about that should rise, the
audience were TO vote by nitting
and stsnding; but IL was forssoen that
oven this arrangement might not al
WAYS give satisfaction, IN which case q
regular division was 20 bs taken. BY
nvotiation OF our own parliamentary
method tho house was 20 he cleared
tue audience passing frat into the lob.
by, whence they dcfiled past the
tollera TO their soats. The result wa
thon 10 be announced TO tho honso hy
the commisslonnsiro Tho plan WIS
actdally practioed VT a theayo Ia an
other town, hrt n doeu not kppeAr 10
nave worked quits satlsiaclorily.
After all itie so much more convenient
TO tNpross one's opinion In the elective
sncient way, and an audience must be
very much interested In the perform.
ance before ~ would trouble 60 70
through tho solemn Formally OF q d.
vlsion.-lSt JameS Gazette.
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General Notes.

a railroad mnu who has bsen in at
tandauc3 upon tho Chicago aud Ohio
River pool meeting at Cincinnati states
thai they had quite lively time. Gem
crsl Passenger Agent Baldwin, OF the
Monon, wGs accused OF selling a ticket
for IS from Chicago to Cincinnati, when
tho regular rate is 50. The ticket had
beaa purchased from goa!pgr By one
OF Commissioner Richardson's agents.
Mir. Baldwin presented abundant
proof to ahoT thar the pBstabOard had
boon given TO cHe OF the UhiCaEo nowg-
papers IN payment fox advertising,
which publication sold 1t 10 the TO-
duced rate man. Hs was not fined,
Az effort Tag made ~ the mestinr of
tho Western Association az General
PASSENGER Agents 30 have Chsap land
excursions abolished, on the ground
thai they were taken advantage OF by
| others than land buyers. Tho MotiOn,
which was introduced by tne repre-
sc atative OF one OF tho Indianapolis
lines, failed by largo mslority.
Conservatism is TO DO tbs most aal.
lent feature Of railroad manapen On
| hereafter. The time OF big Ovid nd
HAD passed, and in tbs iuturedlyid nd ,
| VIII OILY he paid after reasonable, de-.
dnc,ions have bsen made TO kssa d
set'ermeuts, q matter which has 90
800 much neglected ia the past. TIL
lastsomt-annlal divideud ofthe 7. mn
"yivanta WAS only2 per cent, whilu II
could have basii made por cont, "a
that amount he'd bseu earned, bpt II
would havelett & OelAroe OF only about
$4,000 for b0ttsrmoBts.
lGia not probable that regular nag
sanger tralns will be put on tha Cana.
uian Pacific thia win,or, tho mountain
seotioni through tho Selkirk range not
being III tho best condition, Tho man
Sgemest desires TO watch the asiioa Of
glaciers and eaow slides for a few
| montns.
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CArrLNmEN,s oaNyENrIoN.


Tho Meeting ut Sc Louis Promises to be
URususliy Well Attended from all dec
tlors Of tho Couptry.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. l6-[Special. l-Ey.
cry day srings fresh assurances OF the
uuccess OF the cattle convention, aud
tue prospect IS that the attendance this
-; Will far ssrpsss that OF last year.
A prominent Colorado stooEman, who
hiss been tigvollng through the West,
tslographs Secretary Atwater from
Kansss City thst the delegations from
all over the West will DO very large.
Mr.. Warren, secretary OF the Now
Mexico Stock Growers association,
wtitss that tina delegation FROM all sec.
tlons Of New Mexico will be large.
Hon. Forrest X. Mornlaud, secretary
Now York State Board OF agriculture,
and also OF the National Dairymen'a
association, writes that large dolega-
tloh will bs Ia attendance from Now
York State. Nr. Morsland Ia now on
his way TO 81, Louis, and will DO pros
ent at tho convention. The latest
numbers Of tho Fort Worth Live Stock
Journal and the Texas Slockmen, re-
ceived to-day, state thu. Texas viii bo
represented by tull delegations from
every part OF ,he State.
Tbs committee on entortsinnsnt an.
nouuce that all parties desiring iuvits.
iions to the ball SHOULD send aoplica.
ton to poeioflloe box JGo.
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Mrs, Laustry's Programmes,

The thegter-goer who holds tho nj
bretto OF tho opera in has hands, aid
has no time 90 look at thn play DO
cause no must SEQ whether oil the
aciOrs aud actroSses say their lines
Correctly, IL evidently Is man after
Mrs. Lauguy'a own hcarl. She
hss given hin somethins
more TO attend 10. Her programmes,
atley remarkinR That her dresses
ate extraordinary proceed 10 prove
u by describing theln. They nre All
MADE by an. Worth OF Pafis,p The
paragraphers lusy BIO Intensely iu,er-
esslns to the thsalor-goers of the far
sex; Dut What agony they VIII cause
tue gentleman already referred to! i,
was al easy matter for him 10 tako hi,.
sheridan with hiln 70 tho thoator and
watch whore Lacy Toazlo missed out 4
word; tut how IN no TO know wheths,
tho programme spoGks true when A
says that Mrs. Lsngtry's iirst drew
IN Peril" ~ a "byown plush tea cow
with front and sleeves OF cream lace, p
and the second u "Ersy Ottoman
siikg" lilo has no idea what a m ousse.
line 40 joio Is; anu will he over bs
anre that "lho skirt Is cut in psnelsY,
Ip mas always hsda way Of TALKING
over his discoveries Ind perplexlties
TO his neighbors In the stalls, but now
he Will bo worse than ever. IL No aoes
not always take lady with him ths
audience will bu undonc.-Pall Mall
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Alive in His CONN

CHICAGO, Nov. 16-It is rumored
here that Azsfo, one oil tho Italian
mHrdersss hanged. on Saturday, was
not killed, and that when
the colin WSs openad at tie
cemasery. his body had chsnged
position and showed sigus OF he. 1t
Is spld that tho attendants, alarmed 81
the dlscovsry, snd fearing the muir.
derer's restoration to iIo would
cause him TO suffer = sec-
oUd hasging, hurrieuly screwed
doTn tho coffin Id again. The cntiina
were placed in q vault, owing 10 the
indications that the bodies, if buried,
would be takon from their
graves. Mr.. T. G. Mott, presidept
Of che Society for the Burial OF iudi.
gent Italians, 10 whom the bodies
were delivered, wss ssGn to-day In no.
letion 10 tho Tumor. lie admitted
that the body Of Azaro had changed
position, but believed life was ex,iuc5
whom the collins wore opaned,
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GALVESf0N.
Continued fso,. First rasc.

Daliss, $50; Saith Bros, nj Brszoris,
S. rs. weleh- OF Au.sln, $50; eitizsss
OF RoahsE ialsSraph that
thsy have collected Sl2S; SEM
asor Samuel Bell dNxsy, SlOO;
5. :. Floyd & Co, 81. L9a.s, $3.50;
saRauel Cupples * Co., ~. Danis, Sl0s;
81. Louis Drug Ailla, slC0: Otto
s.omps, Of New York, 500; ". H..
Stratton, San ErsneiseS, $50; A..
Lusk Il Co, San FraxcissO, $50;
Elydenburg Bros, Nav York. $50;
a. III. Motley & Co., Reidsville, North
Carolina, SIS; Mrs. Mary Williams sud
children, OF Nav YNrk, 500; J. IL,
Boslin q Bro, Nov Y0rk, slOO; j. A.
Babe, NewGslssns, 500; Massrs, Sis9-
Ia, SrSEer q Co, Nov York, 500.
Among the home 9uhseriosions
trade to-day ere: Kaufman & Rupge.
$500; Airs. Clara KspffmsS, OF BrS :,
men, Germany, $3.50; j. VI. Northmau,
$50; 4. w. Eaglish, SIPS; j.
f. MaEsie, 500; webster Snv-
dor. OF the Santa Fe railroad, 500;
A. j. Perkins 81 Co., $l0o; l. IS. Nc
Kipuar, $50; rho S.nr Mus, $25: this
Frapeh society 0i Galveston, $50; the
Emancipation society OF Galveston,
oolorea, $50, and lGrgs pumhor al
smpller auOSoriptioes
NUMBER or RESIDENCES BURNED.
Tx Fire Warden Mccormick has
carefully iUspt oted tho burned district
and says thaco were 568 residences
destroyed. This 10 over 100
greater than OF first es,imated
Out Of 146 members Of tbs Cotton Elk.
change, SO lORg their homes and about
trythipg thei. dwellings contained
Arrived: Bark Btsckka Montevidio,
Saisa: Steamship Coventry, Liver
pool,
Owing to the large number of
families in the city WHO
are without homes and living
Temporarily with relatives or at hotels,
the directors of tho Cult City Railroad
company to-day concluded 10 reopen
the Beach hotel on Tnursdey, the 10Th.
The intention was not to ie-opan un.
I'll JSn1ery l, or posaibly nor uu-
I'll spring, but the his fro has
neceasitared change Of plsns, aad
Msssrs. Cowan Do Johnson will accord
ing!y open the Beach ho.el ON Thurs
day.
Al meeting OF the city council this
evening . Successor TO d.. BroHn, late
city health phyHioian, WAS finally
elected by the unanimous vote a
All the aldermen present. DR.. FL. 2.
Cook was The lucky candidate ana
VIII doubtless give good satisfaction
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RAILROAD gyys.
Enyorahlo to tho b eklcan centrn,

havoTabie TO tho nsxlcan Central.
NEW York, Nov. 10 The action OF
the Me1,can copgrsss in sustaining
the June decree Of President Dlaz ana
empowering him TO adiust tho railway
subsidy question is construed here as
favorable TO the Mexican Central,
which has bsen treGiiDg the povern-
mest relative to regunption. The sit
uatiON appears 10 DO this: The govern
menu cannot rosume at orco but homes
to do 20 in 1856. Tho railwsy eonpsny
wants modification OF its concession
touching the tine OF completing
hrsnches, etc, anu il the government
viii concede something iii this line
tbs company is willing to accept q
small subsidy Vt flNt, to b9 increased
TO tho fun aum OF lhe pgr cent Of tho
caaiomg, as outlined a lev DAYS $50.
faeTe iS Thought 70 ha 8 fsif proaseot
OF tina government and tho railroad
reachi1g mn agteem6Dt st an eagly
lsV,
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Tho James River valley Line.

ST. PAUL, Nov. ls-Track laying
wa completed yesterday over the
Jam es River Valley Tine, and en- OK
cutsion train run over the lire to day.
Crawford, Livingston aud w. Il. Mer-
rism, the CwSsrs, stste that tho MI.
YANKEE " St. Paul has not purchased
1t yet. Vhsr9 is lota of wheat alpnQ
tue line to be removed, which viii
give the road business from. tho bs.
ginning,
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ERglan6.
TOME OF THE PRESS.

LoNDog, Nov. 16,--Tha daily news
paper editorials on the Bulgarian
ServiAn war are unanimous IN CON
demning Servia, and express great
anxiety as to the future of tha Balkaas.
THE STANDARD,
commenting en- the outbreak OF the
hos.iiitioa patween Servis aud Bulgs.
rio, saya: "Wsr has been kin0}od in
the Balkans. We see the beginning,
but no human intelligence can pr61
tend to hot limits TO the area or TO tho
intensity of the iire.p
TnR DAILY TELEGRAPH
saga that in consequence OF tho mas
siere OF five Mussslmen as Kierdschel,
q Mossolmen uprising aSeina5 the
BulgRrians In imminsut.
THE NEWS
considers that th9 &aIqu'a o, Sails.
bury's unfortunate uttarances precip-
itated the conflict between Seryia and
Bulgaria. "ktpg Mt,aM's Conduct"
it says, sis en- evil omen. 1.-THE Balkan
states had treated tho Bulgarian
Uniua &s stop toward tho expulsion
OF Turkish ruts ifnm Eurnps, they
would have acted wisely. Tho present
Confusion In oaly likely 20 streng,hon
Turkey"
TIE VlMfs
severely consuros the cODduot of
Seryia In declaring war sgsinst Bul.
gaia, and says: ais ia evident Sarvia
aoiod on tho prompting of Austria,
! although 81 Is not To
| our interest TO prevent conflict bs-
tween Russia and Austria. Wa can
not help fSeliug thss Setvla's courae
OF action ~ neither dignifiad
nor straightforward, and that
| sho viii refuse To accom-
psey Germany in the path
of deiorence To Russia. This porteuds
several changes IN the system OF Eu-
ropean States. The fact that Russia lie
unprepared for war ia o dominant
feature of the oxihting situation.
10 NOT SHARE THE KINGS RESENT
MINT,
LONDON, Nov. To- The Tlmes' Boil
grade correspondent says tho procls-
nation OF King Nil 4n Issued on Satur-
Gay, setting form Servifa grievances
and declaring war against Bulgaria,
does not toucn the tfus chord oil ma,
| uonal feeling IN Ssrvia. TAO nation
doau nos share in tho kings resent.
ment egainst Bulgaria, and the ill-will
OF So'yiauu against Bulgaria is only
skin deep.
/ LfEurESAST GREEDY IN EDiNBuRGu
Liedtcusnt Gceely, the Arctic ex.
nloror, ~ Loru R0senbnry's quest l.,
Edinburgh.
re Assist MISS HELEN TAYLOR.
Michael Davit, MAS pronlspd TO per.
uonslly essl,t Mas Helen TAYLOR in
her contest for member OF Parliament
Tor Camberwsll.
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A cREMAToEY In New York has
finally succeeded In reducing Us
pounds o. fesh and bones In 2, pounds
Of pearl white ashes, "ss clear az you
could desire to see" at o temperature
Of about 1000 degrees. So perfect az
inointerstion will be good news "a
thoss who havo always advocated ere.
nation, but hesitsted about Its nso 70,
lack Of the achievement as above.
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eoon NEMs.

Advices received yesterday give the
eratlly sng iator nation thas Tau DALI
Las HERALD press from Messrs. II.
HOE & Co., will ba IN tpis city today
Itvill be ne once brought from the
depot and put into position as rapidly
q lebOr and skiil can execute the
work. To shohe patrons who have
generously horre with the serious i'm
perfec.ions Of The print from tho old
HERALD press for the pant few mssths,
thess PROJECTORS feel profoundly CRATE
ful; ana they hopo to make ample
amends ia the future. In the interim
they have been diligently constituting
agents and CORE spondents through
out tho State, nnd although our
news service in The line OF specialr. as
well as In general dispatches, has hsen
quito full and excellent in material
furnlshed, yet we propose puship. the
work ii every direction until no point
I Of any Importance shsll be left unpro-
y videa for. II is hoped within the next
week or 10 days thst THE HERALr
Will be OF once conceded.tobe ono ofths
newsiest as well 81 most attractive IL
appearance Of ell tho Journals in the
Sonth, For the eforta and vast OK
spenaituyes msds TO accomplish this
We beg to eoliclttho kindly recognition
and patronage for an inatitntion that
has so long lsbored to build up and
prosper all this section.
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A CONSIDERABLY number OF tho
weekly papers In the state continue
30 boom GIpps FOR governor, Gu the
grouna thst hls record Is moro salts.
factory than that OF any any other
candidate mantlouod. whiln Gipps'
friends appreciate tho compliments,
yet they know that ho has no idea OF
becoming candidate for governor,
In tho peraon Of COLONEL SwAIS
North Texas has q worthy candidate
for pubrfnn,orial honors.
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THE herald leaves Dallas for Fort
Worth each morning Al a:S0 o'clock on
the spsclal Texas Il Pacific Railroad
compapy's train, run by said COM
pany for the express purpose OF car
rying the Dallas morning dailies at
heir joint and equal expense,
Thus TEE HERALD will be found ON
I'll trains leaving Fort Worts foi
their respective directions, and at ell
stations along tho routes.
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wabash Earnings.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. l2.--rho receivers Of
tho Wabsoh road today fled III the
United States circuit oours report OF
tho earnings aud exnenses
OF the ioased lines for the
quarter ending October 81. There was
IN -cess Of earnings for Ave lines as
follows: Chicago divlsios, $23 O0O;
Indianan0lls division. $l9,Oe0: BruAs
wick &c Chillicothe, 5000; Centervillo
d Aloha, $4,000; Boonvllie, 81 200. Each
OF the other IL lines show a deficit, tho
sggre gate for al being $4,000. The
total deficit fer all the l5gsed lines ia
about 947, 900,
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THE sourH's FUTURE suPREM'

Probably no country in the world
ever bad bsiahfsr outlook than now
presents itself TO the thinking mind
fer these Southern States. The HER
AID took occasion LAST week to show
by statistical data how vast was the
business done by Grsat Britain and
Germany with Mexico, Central
and eou;h Americs, rs against
that transacted by the United
States. And now cones 8
celebrated German political ecouo-
1lst, HERR VoN SPALLERT, OF Berlin,
and shows that "the center of gravity
of The worlds commerce is gradually
shifting frem England through Gsr.
many TO the Urited States. The sta
tstics quote by him in proof CT his
theory would seem to bear out the
conclusions hs has reached. 10 shows
that while in 1868 thu share oi
GroSt Britaia in the worlds
commerce was q per cent. it
had fa,lon in 1882 to 10 5 per cent, sand
thst,of tho total foreign commerce of
Greas Britain snG thu continent ia
1865, Great Britain is credited with
3f.5 per cent, aud in 1889 only 20. In
1858 Great Britain produced $50 per
cent. of tho coal mined in
ihv world; in 1883 only 4O.7
PSF cant. la 1868 British produe-
tlons Of pig-iron amounted 10 AL per
cont, Of the total, vhie It was but 80
per cent. in 1855 Taking next the mr.
tiole of cotton, We find that from 1885,
to 1850 England consumed COS per
cent. Of all raw cotton manufactured
abroad, and tho continent of Europe
| S9.7 per cent, but that III 1888 the cot.
ten trade OF GroGt Britain fell of tC
52.3 por cent, while that Of the CONT
neut had risen TO All per cent. The
total decline In British manufactures
nc estimates at the rate Of / por cent
per snnum for the past seven years
| He holds THAI tho statistics cited by
him indicate ;haS the center OF gravity
OF the worlds commerce Ia slowly
drifting from Greet Britain toward
! Germany, and that IL will ultimaielJ
rest ia the United Statas."
| For tho bulk OF her trsdo Bngland ia
almost dependent upon tho United
States. Take tso ono sriicle OF cotton
| Slone, and we find that tho spnud out.
| pat otgcods iLcrefrom is nearly $1,000,
lGO0,oOO Sop tho export OF The rnw
ma.eIial tom the United States
and NOT Only Manchester bat millions
OF otter aiizsns would be clamoSing
for bread Sns meat. Now, tho day
will come, with an approximation to
frse trade, when the seaport cities VI
the South VIII deal directly with
Great Britain and reap the benstits
too great and too varied to be specified
here. And already Northern capital
ista are beginning 10 comprehend that
the habitat OF the cotton
Is the true homo for the
coiton factory. And tbs corTeetness Of
this view il confirmed by actual and
practical experiment. This means,
furthermore, tho development Of our
coal aud iron fields 30 cxhsustloss in
tbs South. 1t means, besidss, trade
under superior advantage, with our
neishhors on tho soRth and with
Mexico. All these things sro in store
for those Southern States. and intelli.
gent energy alono ia needsd TO realizs
them at an osrly moment. Shall We
80 10 worl; 10 seizs st once thst which
is 50 easily within cur grasp, or quietly
glide on in the current of monotonous
methods too long pursued?
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Suit for Damages.

sT. LOUIS, Nov. l6.-Shorman
Roger, of CALIFORNIA, entered suit 20.
day IN the United States circuit court
hero against the Schulz Belt
Ing company Tor infringement
II paions PROCESS for treating raw
hide. Rogers petition alleges that no
hag been damaged TO the extent of
100000, and asks judgment for Three
time3 thar aiaOnnt-Sl. 200 900.
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WHEN the civil service rules 90 30
far as to SO fix tho limit of ago foT entry
into the postal service that no person
could DO admitted to compete even for
examinations who was more than II
years old when the war broke out
surely no true Southerner or fair.
minded Northern man should object L
. thorough revision.
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THE los. JonS T. BARBOUR cue
eesds MAnoSE TO the United States
Senate. Virginia will be- represented
By one Of tho sbless OF her state7pien
and tho hsstoi mon. RfpDLKnEneEn
will no doubt No soon, aud will be- fol.
lowod by MAJOR DANIEL, probably
Ne finest orator and debs,or In the
ooontry. Then will tho Old Do
Dinion room once more as IN olden
Gnys. Aud with her political suprsni-
~ and integrity will como CONNER
~ property.
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sre opposed 20 shnse Of Austria. Aus.
trie, taty sev, y hound fc support Ser.
via, while Russia is incliasd toward
Bulgaria Is evident from Tho feet tina.
sAs has permitted tae expectation of
Is OO0,O00 cartridge from Tulu 10 Bui-
garii, hsuing hitherto prohibited their
SHIPMENT.
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Tho BRAZILIAN Counterfeitcr.

ST.. Loris, Nov. l6. - special. -
United States Dlsiric. Attorney Bliss
received telegram from Waco,
Texas, this afternoon, stating thai the
prclimlnsry hearing ~ tho brother Of
Luolus whlso, tbs cpunterfoitsr In
BrsEIllan b0nas, VINO was arrested
hsrc several months ego, was set for
j o'clock this afternoon. There ia no
doubt the hearing will result IN
Whiio's removal 10 this city, VIII etc he
Will DO tried With his brolhor Luoiuu
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THE HEaAIp will esteem It 30 espo
cial favor il any Of the travelling COM
munity will inform this office by cor
respor dence OF otherwise Of any III
ability 10 procure copiea Of its daily is
1 suss or any Of tho railroad trains. The
,newsboys are al fully supplied for the
sarrina
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ONE OF our contemporaries TIL
umpbantly puts tbs question: "Why
ahould thepoor laboylnS man DO forced
10 take so oents in silver for 100 OF
hard ssrned dollars?" The answer Is
easy enough: They shoulan'b and
they don't. The silver dollar he takes
ius: az the greenback he may take is
excAangssble dollar for dollar ia gold.
The wisescrss ought 20 understand
The question they discourse on when
they rush into print.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-17

THE colorsd vctsrs OF Texan might
learn au excellent lesson from the
course pursued by their brethren in
Virginia. Tho true friends Of the col.
orsd man rra those who understand
him beat, ard these arc those who
have been longest thrown with him
virGiuis ought not to forget what they
did for her, aud lot tho remembrance
be shown In some substantial man.