The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-20

SAN ANTON 20.
san Antonio NAV noI be TIE fore
most cotton market in 1axas, ga;
there are more Improvements IN nro-
gress he,e 10 day than in any oGhel
city In the State. THIS rs a fact that
caanot be eoniroyerted.- san antonio
Times.
L'3EL SUITS,
TsE DArAs HEeaLp isths victim
CT a soy - Gel suit. Mnen lnan has
to 90 =, law 10 bolster up his en- ~aeter,
It IS pretty good evidence tha. De
hasn't go. any. Tue ID scSest Of Il euds
s'e made paTagons OF virtue ia lhe
cor ts.- iGreenN lie Appeal.
Lad Nc OF gsg1oNs.
The Day has received IN avked cop.o ;
o. the Tunes Democrat, cent aiming ia
tefylews WITH Hon. John Il. Reagan
on tue iuler stale commerce bill sud
tho silver question. lite IL 100 shol |
and such topics 100 heavy Cor disc,
sion IN the on months between SEES
sions OF Congress- Waco Day.
NJ. sANCE.
There is place in Dallas called The
Coliseum theatre, situated on one n,
the principsl thorougbfarss of mo
town, ana Tue resort OF sugh rougb
characters that II a decent lady pssss,
II she must 30 out into The middle
OF the street 10 got by. Ii there WE.
such place III Houston our police
would soon ahato it as q nrisance,
i Houston Post.
THAT CASH BALANCE,
Tho Ligh entegpYislng Aust,p ga,
respondent TACK lea tho Ola Alcalda
the other day in search Of lo!itj,at
news, aud when he found ont that ibe
correspondent represented the Light
he INDUCED in a grain OF orc fapiLv,
ana forbid the repetition III his sse, !
ments. Ex-Governor Role is has
served the State fully long enougp,
ana wneueyar To eau explain the rest
benefits that were derived nom hat
memorable cash balance he probably
can have an opG1, unity to ba
"called."-lSsn Antonio Light.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
A timely and well-written commu-
nlcation appears elsewhere in Lbis
issue on the subject of teaching tbe
science oil meteoroiogy in our public
schools. There is little, il any, dou b,
but that knowledge c. tie science of
meteorology would he OF more y-ac H.
csl dement, b. man and woman than
are many OF the branches now Taught
ia our public scnC )ls IL would not be
to the discredit Of our school board i,
th's subject WAS given csreiul cousid-
erat'on.-iGalvesGo TCiDuue.
KEEP CCoIn
1t is great pity that matters OF pul
lie interest cannot be discussed wifi,
moderation. Extremists on eithe,
SIDE OF an issue co more harm Laan
good for the cause they advocate, A
man should have credit Tor sincerity
In any pos ton he may take in pablo
matters, AUG his motives should not
te questioned, unless they DO so az.
parent that the public cannot fell il
see Them. Abuse and ridlcule in dis
cusslng Issues that atiecG inc public
generally prove u boomerang 10 tnoss
VINO resort 10 them. Williamson
County Sun.
EOYCOIrING.
The action Of the Knights OF Enbot
OF Palestine, II boycottlng The PaIss.
tine Advocate, Ii newspaper, has beer
condemned by al classes Q Gil 'ze-ls,
Cieating open indignation IL many
quarters. Tue b0yco,ters are 81
strong, and hav0 demanded OF ali
patrons OF The pal Z, snch as news.
ueste's, aNveiusSrs, etc., that Lhey
must tue pt patl0"iaing the pa.
per G. lose .ro patronage of the 10 =
cott5is. ltJ pspe mas ueve, maze
war on the l. nlehts, but they took Of
Iehse abouI sCDle trivial i I'M the pa.
ptf Juu coined from one OF its ex.
cii"nSes. 40 people will sustaiu The
Pane Cameron Herald.
DEMOCEACc,
some 9!oMinent Democratic sneak
efs, snch, !of Instance, as Hon. a.. Q
Mllis anu Senator Coke, together with
NJ nlooi OF newspapers, say prohib.
lion is loilticsl Ques jon; that tho
Ueii0era'lo party opposes it, and,
prom tbisiOnisE. Such tslls is tho sheer
est nonsense, and those who utter
such sentiments only do 30 for eSees
On the isuorant who know DO bet.or.
democracy m5rns q government for
the people ADD BY the PEOPLE, auc has
no mole Tn do with a mans opinions
IN legsid 10 setting liquor, or not sell
ans II, IMAM II has with mans re-
giods opinions, II The majority of
YOtera favor prohibition, IL Is iusg as
Y 10 Democracy for them % so ueC sre
IL es 1t TO declare against pr ohitltiO .
-lLampasas Eagle.
VrhE GREAT QUESTION.
Ihete Is no propose here 20 compare
the personnel o. morale OF these assc-
cations, for they are made up Of vely
diverse classes OF persons ard WIN
prcIessedly " idely different views ana
aims, nut only 10 show that they Rve
moved by kludle cd motives and ere
drifting to tue catastrophe. Irair
ir-ser methods and avowed creeds
are "enR'e 10 tho liberties aud M
situations Of the American people, rud
their doctrine, persisted 10, unguided
by conservative counsels and un,C.
strained by gov ornamental force must
Inc, itably lead 10 int ,rneclua strife
auarchy aud otisr'. Ii is the Que
great overhhaCUWirr problem iOl
statesmen and philosophers 10 hand e
aud the sooner they meet II sCuarely
and s0lIe IL in justice 10 the iapOl ms
classes, the better for the peace OF ~
country aud for all maukir a. Glen
rose Clti.ep.
IIBGS Is ALL lSIGnC.
n good many nowspaI org, all IS
pecislly tho Waco E-anirer. hp.,
been poking iuu at Barnoy Gibbs 10
what they call bis eiraddle on the pr
bibijion question. Gibbs says II /,
democratic 10 allow Tho flght OF 4 70
option, but not democratic 10 enforct
State prohibition. Now, 10 people VIII,
are not eAtromo patlisans, quo posi-. .ol
OF Clubs IA clearly one not on 80,
fence, but, on the contrGty, no &c he
grounds that can heUnaers,og by -
mot in The least luivocal, Itis 49,
happy. middle ground that Il n"
proved by the best plts OF ~
thinking public, aud oflern such
solution of tho whissv question Is
time and tho hes, o. poiience OF reccn
stat1Sm Anstip haY most spL.ay.
The ENemiutr Ia supposed 20 Dosa
ming . Il. al candidate for governor
ono who ssvs IL - uudotnocratic - o.
low people eff the several copni'ss T.
this state 10 decide by q msioi,ty Vot
whether or not they wilt prohibit th,
liquor i~eilic. Mr.. Gibbs IS u possih
candidate Tor govet1ur aud NAV az
tagoriZo tue l. ysmluer's NAN. upncj
tho occasion iVr dla'Nitlug Gibbs X
cel-optlOn viewe. The Wac or~s'