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National Republican., 1885-11-23
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National Republican., 1885-11-23

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w NTED-EMPLoYMENT BY A CARPEN.
w ter; thoroughly competent 10 do all kinds Of
work. Call or address j. I. MOORE, 43O K st.
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K. ..{' Lg1!..., N. 1.]
XIX .s,'.~ rex. ~ "'r"
~ ioIlc~dfr, h lhsnnn,hff N 100. eis
nbr eonlaF h lp talk With ilsn Mlt'
a'stpu. iofty ~. t1sso,l. sfe yiih
sill In The. ballot hlllt viii, 4 for ~.
hoTeuls The JFlstt brought him Iel
lnr ifola Gen. Middleton demand
Ing his surrender ana promising
bin "a fair trial. Being tif
who tho Latter vas nom, Duuilnt 70
fusod to take u and sAid Gen, Middle
Ion could ~ u the devil. Very few
weapons Of any value lave boon yet
hurfondeIed and alarming reports a1H
curropt Regarding his bear There haa
boon 30 inuah delay IA proceedings
against him that lie has had time 20 ~
oruit from every iIlba Ia tho district un-
III nov he has 40 lighting men and al
u. them fairly armed. lie declares he
Will niako stand between Frog Lake
ard Fort Pitt
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TIE conditioner Mexico is certainly
better now than for years past. No rev.
olution IL In progress, brigandism II 1t
a verv low ebb, and Republican insti-
tutions seem to be on hrmer basis than
ever before In the history OF the coun-
try. Her relations with the United
States are pleasant, and bya iudicious
course Of forbearance as TO border dia-
bolism, the great republic has o.
tablished with It's Csstilian sister .
more pleasant confidence than has ever
yet existed between the two countries.
A river frontier, such a. the Rio Grande
affords, will always engender trouble
some Issues, but 1t Is proper and right
that they should be calmly and dispas-
sionately considered. 1t Is . matter of
congratulation that the representative
Of the Montezumsn land Is wise and
cautious diplomat, whose discretion 10
only equalled by his patriotism.
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aaw Michigan 1r4mps O. 20 > cirou.

Nav Michigan Cramps CO 20 . Circus.
DETROIT, Mag aS.--L.sl nigat at 10
O'clock, at FOr, Gres iot, lae Routh- abound
Grand TrnnE freigtt train vas boarded
by i've armoo men. who kept possos-
sion Of the train until short distance
this side Of Erszor, wden they loft, fesr-
ing the train lnen would recelve REIN
forcements. Al Mt. Clemens Two deg
uty aherifIs boMd9i therain, but we're
quickly oysrpowered and dis
armed. Al Frazer the con-
duotor mar aged to leave the
sraln aI ,s selsSragnea 70 i,ior heip
boose, with q posse OF officers, started
out end mot the captured train at the
Detroit Il Milwaukee Junction No
trace OF the men has been discovered.
Tue trainps told the train mon That they
wanted TO get u DETROIT In time 70 catch
the circun. .f u = - Wv J
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Ins,lcrrlAi,ce.

Office Of insurance, statistics end his
tory, austin, Texas, Apfil II 1855, = To
all whom II may conebrn; This IL TO
certify that the ManhAttsn Life Insur-
arice company, Of New York, New
York, has IN all respacts fully complied
with the laws OF Texas asicoHditiona
praeedent to its doing business in this
state, and that SAID company holds a
certifcate OF authority from this ofaos
AIRY, 1885, 10 the 8lst day Of December,
1885. Sii} ~ XIV w
MI Il. 8. l--G iypn under nay hand and
seal at Office, in Austin, the day and
date irst above written. is K
AhMNHl III. L. BEE. CommissicnaI. .
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LONDON krDoK MARKI.f.

affHft'1tF ARVh s"ttffht%At
loSDoN, May 9j.-i;3s p. m.--Cppsois
opened % % 7.i6 aud arc now quoted a,
9ass FOR both accounts.
$50 4. n.-Causols, pojs.
fp. n.---Consols, 90 s.l6.
AcU1'rOr MILL PIIuf.
The FareneAs cotton mill, near Pats
toy, 10 now ON fro and Will probably DO
totally destroyed. The damage already
exceeds 10000. Tho mill employs over
1000 hands. tl'
ELEGfAC on AN ELEGIsI.
Mr.. James Rnsseil L,wall, delivered
an Grafton nc Cambridge to-day on the
occasion OF tue unwilling ofthe bust or
the poet Gray lie said u was probably
tho last OCCASION ON which he would adj
dress an English acdience and be
expressed his heartfelt gratitude
for kindness which had boon shown
him, both in o.flcisl and private lie.
Ho said he came 20 England ~ q
stranger, but leaYes II with the feelings
OF brother. The, audience, which Was
most SOLICIT, was deeply toucued by
Lowoll's evident emotion, and loudly
cheered him as ho concluded his adj
dross. VIZ
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an Aeq nlI..al Apd ala Assa.se.,

GAlSxsvILLE, May Rs.--lspeciaist--
The jury In the case Of the State VIZ,
Mrs. Myers, charged with Arson,
brought In a vsrdict OF ndt guilty. q : 81
A, NJ. Thouaason. an attorney Of this
city, inside AZ assault on Wal Peers, q
prominent young merchant, this even
lng, and lnfici6d several painful
wounds with Knife on PEERS face and
The cause &c the attack lie unlknown, but
Tn omason was very mucl under The
influence Of liquor. He was arrested
ard held in 500 bond. n n E.
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10 the iplsSstsd- The Biind Rasporsd ~
Il ~ fl Sight. Z ., y y n ~ < X tsi

We, the undersigned. Of Terrell, KanfmnR
county, Texas, have personally known Or Z
J,sH Payne for some length oil tltne as an
expert Ocull.t. and having observed sns e,:-
hts practice In Ophtalmic iiissases, ~ ia with
please n We VOLUNTARILY aud ur,hesi5, tinRlyl
soininsnl him "a ihe cp'lfdenceois tne pee a
pie A. irrstTorlny snd sk ~ iui oeuisst' 4
bic casc has bre,i really marvel otls.s nv 5 N,
We are cogntssalit Of The fact tbat many
pati Tents have come 10 DIR Pnyne lot treat
%o ss ess S aasas e s5fa
III Tho more. distinguished 0culists III N ORTIZ
and East TeSss without being benz tiitst,
I'M ~ the sam and energy Of Il. Ilr. .'Ayne
raii be prodtised ID si,y tiIGf Il desired
In me treatraon ( q GfannlAf coniu,nsS q
i!gits Panpas Ei t]9 1gassg q I
8.eteryg'iph IS without N peer Ara bis
nncth6d III treatment Ia Exoplthainsia Is
really ncvtIa without en- utsletttcy9, 3an
o2erstion new ana painless and glpEs-ntees
y sWccan conscientlously ststo t1al. my
one whois suffering vita tiseasss'1s v,
iaithiai, csrefai ma proshbt.
c.i, FAY more Tor INN than we hag am N11s
las eesasa am n; T. tSs psoplS htfs IA
syiss Hs MI i ton; n Is Il Nesly ,astsr
III. A. ii. s.. ii ard In. EDrnilis = cuSfoil
W, II. Coket, u 81 y. sII. III epdTiclS, Pos
M. r.. Pollard, M. ID. E}0nd 4 Carswelis IA \
II. ~. Clildrsss. lBoYdestiifl- y ham
81. o, Icrfsil, renetutI inerwhais TX
1911 district ssnartridee \ iion,ifs-
r.. M. Powers, p. Esofl tor VI SIX X 3sH
Terfel district. III. w. Dodge * asis,f
Mig {f III a0l,, w l.i1 l,t Ban isf Churc HI, i2
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

The latest dispatch es from winnibago
state that the Indian rebellion has not
been entirely subdued, but that some
800 Indians, well-armed, are still on the
warpath. They may carry on q preda-
tory warfare for a short time, but the
war Is practically ended, and all the hos
tiles will soon DO suing for peace.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

naoangs lnl bin.f IA u|t NJ.
llsnol htnka ofot ldohcpolIet AID
speeulstfl. IKE 4 ihouaAn0 llflck ovt 4
nest OF tsgs. Whom the rood time
COMES mot long hbncej tho monopoiIes
and specuIstosr will be mashed ~
though The briok had fallen ON The
eggs. They 90 the farmers, ono or tho
other, havo had thoir day. Nov which,
brcthrenf we are the powers that be.
This being true, can 40 not say 10 this
or that, and II will not DO dons' This
nation belongs to those who toll 70 sup
port II, defend II ana caro- for Its blood.
bought liberticsi THIS tho farmers are
doing and have been(sinco Its ipcipiency
and will have TO do - until time rounds
out our work and al. things else"
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1'HE continuous rsius sll over this
(portion Of Texas may prove damaging
the glowing crops OF small grain an
" the weather changes. Up 70 this
ato there are no reports of rust, but it
'js certain TO strike tho oats and wheat II
dry, warm weather does not follow
soon.
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Sr.st the Roller skatipu RINK Cor

Mast the Heiier > 'itipg hfnk COY N
The roller rink craze lis likely TO Do
checked by the number OF cases Of
pneumonia wiiicn can be traced 70 this
cause, unless q SAFE remedy g pro ttcd
Roller Kinks, AZ well as all places Of
amusement where Que becomes over-
heated, are Injurious at this season.
AVOID the danger is to ire puFFxis
PUnE MAXI w HisKEY, which prepares
the sysfem to resist all sudden chsng9s
and Exposure. II is a relisbl9 remedy;
Is Warr6nted absolutely free from hurt
full elen1e1ita. Recosnniended w. lga1ing
physicians for pneumonia, oonsnlnp tiDn
and al 4 pulmonary troubles. For e4lp
byleadIng druggists and grocers ct s. ~
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uRErHsr OK ilAhra.

CgrlcuRA REhszpIg. aIe tho greatesl
medicines on earth, Had The worst case
salt kheum la inih county. Ny mother
had u twenty years, end IN lnct died fntn "a.
bc,inys CuflcuRA would have saved het
for three ycars, which nothing relieved on
cured until I used the CurIoufA E6s0L-
VIM, lntainally, and CuricuRA md ClTI-
cUnA Soar, externally, .tf
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

THE Bonham Banher says house
breakers have reached Bonham, but
thar the officers have their eyes open.
III the BounRiu folks dau't lind their
dooYs opon /. via not 30 The !sult Of the
burglars.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

THE school trouble still RACES in Paris.
From all accounts 1t appears that q very
large proportion Of the people OF that
place censure BROOKS, the school super
intendent, for alleged cruelty in fog
cling a pupil. Town meetings were held
expressing indignation and calling on
the school board not to re-elect Mr..
BROOKS. Still he was reelected, but
the feeling is not by any means allayed,
and the Usefulness Of the superintend-
emit has been very much inn
paired. No possible excuse can
be given by q school man
for barbarous treatment OF child. II
a neat little chastisement with switch
can be administered it subserves every
purpose, bat there are very few men
who woul not be attacked with regu-
lar case OF Texas killing fever II one Of
their boys was mutilated In the way
they say BRooKs' victim was. y
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TIE Galveston News Of Sunday very
trathfully and properly remarks that
";ahe collector of tho port of Galveston 10
an oaicer that not only the people Of
Galveston, but the people OF the entire
state are properly Interested
irl.o " further remarks that
CoNaRsss NAN JONES' OF the Third
district, during recent visit
to tie Island City, kindly offered to re-
liege Galveston Of tho embarrassment
Of tho Endorsement OF any one Of its nu-
merous candidates for the collectorship,
by the substitution Of constituent Of
his own, ain the person OF the sffable,
able and earnest MIR. SAM III. CUNDfFF,
of Longview." CONGRESSMAN JONES
was happy in his selection Of MR.. Gum
DIFF for the Galveston coilectorship,
The appointment properly belongs to
tic state, and ths selection Of no man
would give any greater public satistac-
ton than that of Mr.. CUNDIFF. As the
News says, he is "affable, able and earn
est" and it might have said, unques-
tionably honest and in every way fitted
for and worthy of the plac6. The adj.
ministra.ion could do no better were it
to search Texas throughout, than to
give to MIR. CuNDIFF this appointments.
His sterling Democracy is as unques-
toned as his sterling integrity.
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JaIpOHTANr.

When YOU visit OF leave New York Ctr
save Ba1Sage Expressaeq and n Qarx1an
Hir6 and Mop 1T the GRAND UHk0E uQ.
e,efarf looms, htted up Al cost * .gn3
1nifllon dollars, u and upNnfd4 ~ ~,
Eufopono plaza. EieyntQf1. ke1t1 fu]lt
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Canada.
pAr.sr mnprcIss conrKa. il

pstent medicine seized by the Canadian
custom officers and belonging 70 Arm
IN the Uniod statAs u $50 900. h.If
6IEL iNrEnvfEwED.
SIR. PAUL, May .G-The Evening Dis
patch publishes . long special from
Winnipeg giving tho particular.
and the Ray Prtblado, who ac-
eoinpanied tile former on the steamer
Northwestern % Saskatoon. Rel BIZ
.erly donounces the priests and says
they ara 8 seliiab snd neddlesome GLASS
and caused the present trouble. Hehad
800 men at Ba,ouche sra $50 on tho
north side OF tho river, Ha said eight
wore killed and two fatally wounded.
lie further says the half-breeds did NOT
robel. They were nos treated fairly aid
hopes Tor . treaty similar TO The one
made with tho settler half-bra6ds Of
Manitoba. Reit claims 10 be d
citisbn OF tha United States,
and hence NOT traitor
TO caugda and tsis probably will be hts
lihe ~ defense, $40 H., nt
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HoAgR Is 10 b. the county seat of An
gelina county. Tie VOC stood 63l for
Home 10 pa Tor Ssilin, Homer getting
more imam two thlr0A,y. the votes cast
@iil 10 .he shire -nwu. Il Ill also be
1pache 5on py 40 Kansast Gulf Short
I'-a.
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RrEI., tho oowsrdly half-breed who
'aucited the outbreak in the Saskatcha-
wen country, is now claiming to be a
raturalized American citizen. 1t is as
serted he took out his final papers in
Montana Territory. This will not save
him from tie penslty which awaits him
under Canadian law. He deserves any
punishment that may be inflicted upon
him astt
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

Vas AIsTySE Is booked for revival.
EIDRR GnUES swEEsY, OF Kentucky,
adyiaed 20 oo1duct IL.
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Tue hnlf haa mol been told ~ % the great
curative powers ot the CUrIcurA RINK.
DIES have paid hundreds OF dollars Zoe
akin, aud never found anything yet ~ equai
tho CuTIcURA REMEDIES ll- m
cIIAs. A. WILLIAM, Proyidencs, n. /.
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4 srH.E Contract for printing postage
lamps Ras been awarded TO the Aoserl-
!tcin Bank Note Company. The Agures
: ere over one-third below those of tho
Z former contract. IT seems under Re
Publican rule thefe was 'Job" in every
| contract entered into.
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A-~sYaco Day is am irreverent

80 -y~>yaco Day lis an irreverent
r, and-its editor hasno fear OF sheclj,l
10 yket it says: sT'ixte-aew-versien
:gTpA quoted poetry at the sun
h commanded it to stand stin.
~ p.ttlesit We belieYe now that the
Ssfopped. especially ii the poetry
1,9ysc Of sh.1spring variety. It wanted TO
lily him npf"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

MISS gLByEAAND 10 q strong prohi-
bitioDist and abjures strong drink.
She, however, permits her brother
GROVER TO have 1t on his table, because,
,she says, he needs 1t for his stomach's
sake. Some miserable correspondent,
= ..lioa. LAG ,e4. OF God before his eyes,
says che samples every bottle placed
npon the table to seeifi it Is good.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

TEa,fsE is plepSgIDg to celebrate her
foucts,,nnigefsafy. The HERALD ven
tus sc ~ sertion that no place OF eq'lhl
sJz'sWtIeAs;f made the advancement n
ilesays'ysr Ola state that has elevated
,jSuiiS ite present Importance in 30
.'short q. PIE"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

LAST Monday was QUIEN yIcToRIA's
birthday. The HERALD las not learned
that II was celebrated 10 any alarming
extent Ia Texas
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

n 4 "A I|fl Nftahu Wien Tie lnf|4 ~
eIurffn aud TOE NIosIu and F1I1r|f<I|61
lIumoiS, Unni'liilnr frnrilsns i'ttfin/
Tsriufaa, faif uhoula 81 Nl<'lnn, rs1f'n.X
loltef, Wn4wfrIi, ha'p nnnllfl. ffflliu&
teutuluns toItf, Aheetses aud fischer IIua
aud finnpb D.ssate n tho hkL. ~ a r'<hlP
are most npoediy and erouom lJsily eIfIn1
~ iho CtnounA hHMgnlss 'II
fr ~ A fAO1.
Hunireds ofleilersin oar p,@sssioa (roD-
leapf which may b. had ~ return maid Arc
our authority iur The naferfiun that Hkin.
iioail. aud Blood humors, whether frrrr1s
Gus, iullet!tsd or contaslons, may NuW b
reIInan.nils cufef " .curicrhA RrsoL
and cy1fcykA and cuTIcpnA BOAR. tiS
great sfin GU 60 aud heauilhors, externally,
IN ono half The time and expense OF any
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

Tng death OF VICTOR Huoo and res
direction OF JOHN A, LOGAN are the
most noticeable events OF lie past few
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

On and sileI Jane 4, 1884, ALL roLI-
crss issrng ~ ne undaralaged local
sgonts phe city oi nARa, CONSTITUTE
INK .he pallaF Board Of underwriters,
shall be for oAsu osLy, ana It shall BIO
diHtuotly understood, sad 80 stated by
spr!ated notlos on each policy; and we
have this day placed IN tho hands of
aiR. HSsRy o. Wow. al 'Fustee, our
checks for s5o,Ito 10 forfeited and paid
he Board 10 the svon. u violation of
his agreement.
nEpEFlHD q FuRsr.
GRo. j. DEXTER Il Co.,
EwiSo a ADDISON,
JoHN s. ALDEHoYP,
wln:AT q SAuMARD,
SMITH u HALL.
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STRIKERS RIGHTS.

In this day Of strikes, reaching all
classes of workingmen, and seriously
involving the peace and prosperity Of
innumersble communities, any well
defined legal utterances as to the real
extent of lawful strike, the assign
ment Of legal limit to the rights Of the
strikers, are matters of interest and
consequence. In Denver recently such
legal utterances were made by JUDGE
BREWER, OF the United States court, on
the occasion of strike by the employees
Of the Denver q Rio Grande road The
judges decision was 30 clear and just
and his positions 80 tenable and likely
to prove with the bench so popular, the
HERALD reproduces the report from a
California exchange OF the gist of the
opinion of the court:
"Every man has right to leave his
employment when he pleases. But he
has no right to intimidate other mon
from continuing In that employment If
they choose to do so. The question then
arises: What constitutes intimidation?
or course where strikers openly threaten
workmen with death or violence II they
continue to work, there 10 no doubt on
the point. But how II they make no
threats and offer no violence, how then?
The Judge solves this question IN q
manner which will commend itself to
public approval. II largo party OF
men, with guns and revolvers, gather
round the men who are working and
simply request then % leave, thstis
more than request; II Is. request
backed By . demonstration OF force
which converts ii into a threst, II the
nuspin body, with OF without
Ia sucb numbers and With
language aud gestures as
10 man to conclude that
PROBABLY involve him
Cnd limb, then the at-
pn takes the shape o.
t1a s.itutes "a offsnhel
rjsA saAe cognizsnue.I
- f,tu prevent 9TH
zid alton rom work
Ir calling Is an I'M.
nd whereas, in an
,ersop ss alone re-
every member OF
y is Jointly aud
Tor tho acts OF ey-|
. ani loyal view
IA stop work Or
10 % 20 at any
tie inalienahle
of tho natural
81 by forcs or
ther free man
clssrly - M
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II
CONSTR nAOKAY's FIGHT AND AF.HIis,.
RE JAxRrRo, May a. The southern
mail has brcu gut an explanation ~ tue
ground for the arrest Of Magkay, The
gnitsd States gonstl ] ~ R y! irsn $.
IND 10 the Rio Hrande papers Mackay
had long boon a special mark Tor the AZ
3tG0ks 81 q caricatur1ng pknqr called
MArkay, OF which o certain ThadO'
Alves de- Alacrin was the editor, FL
nAliy one or these sttaoka culMiIated
lii IL attack upon MeEkay,s fnptiief,
in seand aI0us assertions AZ 10 his own
intimacy with respectable ladies.
MaUkay was seated In The theatar on
the svening Of a April y, VIXEN said Amo-
rir passeil sefs'sd . ~ iv IN
and .SpAt it,ndly. Mankay jumped out,
ana AFTER some OK ch6nRe OF word .,
Amoriil raI sod d ia stipk md htxuck
Gt Mfoli,y, bI.t the stick cnlzE by the
cba0tielei ara broke, Mac kay theu
dtAW 4 snislf reyrATur "a isr.st '5'ol'r
Slsqte, ~ ~ jsdse s4ylah sti w
slsi1orip dugkell, they produced only
yArfb iai II Udrs} 5, AnnQrtn then drew
v sis'ol md Ares, but tho t,istol was:
xe1 by a by. IN llose haa1u was
IS ny s,s ", chs 5, \; n va.
\ M 1iack IN. "a e5na iSSnieti by tie Qts-
A, II consul. bros 90 6d to tIaee feeid enCo
l5f tho ,reiice maRiHt rate ana surre1l-
dared himself, Wherb he was lodged -
II "A ab4rti1ients Of The ,fsta "a in1j IN tho
IN i;r 2o0 81 thS 1hioi Ia hsbitantE tx t6sl
nv Vent Is ocnalppnlc ate With him aud
AZ ofIer' tIsik eery ices. n n 81
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

T Is there Is one thing more than al
others desired by the Globe Democrat
X, Is % ses q difficulty between Mr..
CLEyeLAEp aud his cabinet. This
time IL reports q dreadful state Of bad
feeling between the president and SEQ
RETAssY or STATE BAYARD. There ap-
pears to be no foundation whatever for
the rumor, which will doubtless refute
itself a time.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

PEACE has spread her gentle wings
over nearly all the civilized world. The
expected war between Russia and Eng
land has ended In diplomacy; China
and France haye agreed TO stop hostile
ties; England II withdrawing her
forces from Egypt; the Pansms out
break has been subdued. and the Win
nipeg war Is ended. The little unpieas-
antness with barbarous people In yari-
GUS parts 81 the world Is of small con-
Germ, and it does look as If the millen-
Jun was at hand. But how long will
bl,is good feeling and good will prevail 7
let ID be hoped forever.
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cholera Renprs rom QaIeutta.

WASHINGTON, May d. The Marine
hospital. bureau Ii informed that during
tho two wee iss ended April 80 there were
1855 dsAtha from cholera In Calcutta.
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or medicines / keep FOR akin diseases. Ny
cpstpmofs and pntifnta say that thcy hsve
effected asurt - lger5 instance whore cthnr
II. W. BsocxAwxr, M D. Franklin. y. h,
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PROHIBITION has assun1ed hostile
attitude in Texas, and many are ex-
pending theiy time and talent and en-
ergy Ia ifs advancement. The HERALD
has no thing TO say abnut the advocates
81 this meas ure being sincere in their
efforts TO CORRECT and control the vices
Of others. nut do not tho advocates Of
this measure possess some o. the fraii-
ties which attach to human natures,
and shonld they not pluck the beam
from their own eyes before anatehing
tho mote from the optics Of their
nelgLb6rss Well, qsisn sable.
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