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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-05-13

the land aud to all the inhabitants
thereof.
By Command of AUSTIN CURTIN,
Department Commander.
THos. J. STEWART,
Assistant Adjutant General.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01
AT GRAND pnAIRIE.

GRAND PRAIRIE, Dec 81 Special. =
This morning DR.. Haskell discovere d
that fire had broken out on the roof of
his store house. He Immediately gave
th" alarm, and by prompt action on the
ptrt of The citizens the flames were
soon subduad without having done any
- tlnur damage The tire hal irs oriain
IN detective tlue. But Tor the timely
dIsrnYtfya greater portion OF the town
ana railroad depot would have been
destroyed.
l. WILL BE AN IMNENSH FIRE.
NV NsVILLI, IND Dee. 3l.-A fire has
broken out IN Miller Bros. store, il tine
central yar' OF this city. 1t viii be an
immense fire. Particulars la.cr.
fare has entirely co, suned Miller
Bros. 'argest dry goods house in The
Guy. SchmidPs music store is now
burning.
The fire totally destroyed Miller
Bros ury goods house. The total loss
to stock is SlSIOOO TO $20O,O00, on build
lng $l2O 1l. TIE lOtal iLsuI a nee is Sl25,-
600 10 $3OO0o On stock, ana $4,000 on
building. Charles \. Schmidt, music
icAi"r, next door, total losses.
5l4,uOn; insurance, $500; Geo S. Snnn.
thEg x CO., hardware dealers, loss bv
iire and water, about 100000 or, stock Of
about $ll5 600; iusui auce, $34 900; G.. G..
Ie"lry, nat aHd FUR dealer, loss, $1,000;
insurance, 5000,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01
A STRAW MAN.

The Austin Statesman Of the 18th in
slant, in an article headed "Plenty of
Material" with characteristic reckless
ness, inisrepresents the sentiments of
tho HERALD a. to the abilities and dual
ifcstions and eligibility of JUDGE JOHN
HANCOCK for position in PRES DENT
CLEVELAND cabinet. The HERALD
recognizes JUDGE HAN aoCK 10 be
learned lawyer and able and edu-
GATED man, and is aware of the fact that
no is just rs eligible to cabinet posi-
ton as any citizen OF Texas. The only
ides the HERALD has ever suggested in
connection with JuDGE HNNuo when
ha has been spoken OF Tor u cabinet posi-
ton, is that he is NO the choice of Il O
people, that choice having crystailized
upon ex-GpvE NOR X. L. Hun.
nARD, II any gentleman from
Texas is to be honored with
cabinet place. The Statesman asserts,
the "HEaALD usually so liberal, has vi
tsliaed war questiOusiu relation tn mak-
ing cabinet officer" Not so. JUDGE
HANcocK's uuioui'm, his desertlou OF
his state when she needed his all,
needed the sustehanGo of his sympathy,
needed his moral support in the dies
irm Of war, with cannon numbering at
her portals aud her sons sacrificing their
lives by scores and hundreds IN defense
OF her cause, Mother tit Or unfit him Tor
a cabinei position. lie is eligible to any
place Mr.. CLEVELAND might see proper
to give him, and he is not wanting in
learning or ability, but ho is not the
choice OF the people of Texas. Ew-Gov
HUBBARD has received the unqualified
Endorsement Of the people of Texas, i'm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

The thermometer was Ii below at 2 u,
H. Railroads were hadly blocked, OK
ctpting the Sioux tiiv Il PactiD. hui
they are being rapidly open d, and
trains are expected in on nil lines to-
night and Tomorrow. The snow is
packed so hard thai it cannot drift.
THE NOR INVEST
ST. PAUL, Dec 81 -Th. storm i'm Min
nesnta ami Dakota last night gave place
this morning To clear aud c0ldgr
weather, with high wind. Six to eisbt
inches of snow ten. and several
NIGHT trains have been abandon ed.
iraluS or tho Northern Dakuta& Nan-
llohH road arrived hearty ON ume, and
those on the Minneapolis ~ St. Louis and
mo MilwauEee " st. Paul are DELAYED.
but only AN hour or two. The ou'-
going train on the Omaha ro ID IS hluck-
aded at 81 James, and the incoming
train ON the same road is about twelyn
nouns late. The storm seems 10 have
been worse in the southern part of the
state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01
OUTGOING AND | INCOMING YEARS.

On the Stroke Of the clocks deliberate
announcement, the year of 1891 IS moul-
dering into another great period of time
Rude blasts are blowing and humanity
clusters in groups around the comfort
ing hearthStoEe or lies wrapt in the OH
ivion of great natures sweet restOrer.
What has been in the year past con
never be undoue! lis hopes, its fears,
lis incidents, both great and small, are
forever entom oed\ in that mysterious
mauS0leum-the past
We are FASTENED on In the great and
solemn march that terminates only on
the shores OF fine. Are we better, are
we wiser, are we richer than one year
sgn? Have we benefited our fellow
man or prepared ourselves, even by
slow degree, for that great unknown
world to which the race and generation
Is being hurried? Whilst we ponder the
clock is still upon the stroke, and the
resounding echoes remind US that The
time for reflection and meditation has
pissed; that we live in the year of our
Il RID 1885. The pen, ths pow, the OF
flee. the shop, the plane, the anvil and
the troWel viii be resumed with the
morrow's dawn. No time for thought,
no time for philosophy. The world is a
niye of workers. and we must all work
or die. Hail 1885!
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

be bNund, by an sgreeme t
made thiriy-four years ago under
circumstances so radically diff rent
from our present surroundings it is very
\diliicult to see. Mr. Bull is never
bound by sIch wisps of straw, nor
should any other nation be restricted
thereby in its national measures, but
tnIt modicum of excuse is found in the
fac& that on more than several different
occaSions Great Britain has iisregarded
the treaty as though it had never been
completed. The basis idea of that in
ternati0nal pact was the building of
canal long since abandoned by both
countries.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

The people OF some of the northeast
fexas counties seem to be awakening
10 the importance Of inviting and SCI
curing Immigration, as is indicated by
The organization of aid societies and
publications setting forth their product.
lysness and other advant ages, and in
which work they are afforded material
help by the railways passing through
their lines. East Texas counties have
been almost ignored by the tide of i'm
migration flowing westward, and the
counties Of Smith and Harrison, which
dozen years ago excee ded any others
IN the state in population, now fan be-
hind many of the extreme western
counties. This is not the fault OF the
soil or climate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

NGw YoRa, Dee. 81 "A special ira n
took loo Wall street brokers
ann New York, Newark
'hu baltimore -norting men
ard prominent officials, together win
tweuty-siN game hitds, representing
Long Island and New Jersey, t. Sc
G uhed resort lew miles from hunters
" INT on the long Island r,a, and a
'knE mdiu was fought. 1ho stakes
Were $1,000 on each main.
aud NluD on each LattI,
Each side showed thirteen birds, but
only nine were weighed in and eight
b7tilts were fought, The
eighth battle settled the result
which was ~ victory for New Jersey. In
one battle $4,000 changed hands.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01
SHALL we RATlFY7

Undoubtedly tic most important
question connected with the new batch
Of treaties proposed, is that of buiding
tho Nicaragua canal. There seems t,
be no doubt Of tho ACCESSIBILITY Of the
scheme but much speculation as to com.
plicaiions that might follow.
Tho chief opposition would come from
Grea, Britain ami the CLAYToN- Bull
WEIR treaty OF 1850, wherein the United
States pledged the country against it,
construction OF the canal without che co.
operation and consent of the first named
nat on. This will doubtless be insisted
on aud at first blush il would appear as
though good faith demanded of our
government rigid compliance with It's
provisions. But II must not be forgotten
uhet more than n year ago notice was
given the British government that we
would recede from those terms. No
treaty can DO forever binding, nor can
tho times and circumstances that
change international relationship be
Ignored. 1t has been more than third
Of a century siuce said treaty was rati-
fed, since which time the whole cherac.
ter of our commercial ooncernment has
changed.
One of the most, II not the most obvl-
ous changes observable, has been the
acquisition of most important coast.
In 1850 the Pacific coast was barren
waste, without population or trade. The
transit from one ocean to the other WAS
matter OF hut little import then, bu.
has since I-come of extreme cons, :
qnen,Y a. ~ utility Of such an
lr'> Va the faciliiation
lion between the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

AUSTIN, bee, 81 Special. Depart
meuts are today winding up bus
mess for the year.
The comptroller paid in from sales of
school lands for the month, S,31l inter
est, and y0lO5 principals; blind asylum
lands, S0l interest, $gl principal; d,a;
and dumb asylum lands, 81 interest, SIS
principal; ,uuHtIc u~N lui1, SlC3 IN
iercst, $9l principal, and $3.50 nom the
sales oi public domains under the act OF
July, 1919.
The remains Of Col. Brewster we're
conveyed 10 Galveston yesterday. Only
his daughter, Miss Bette, accompanied
them.
IL Is intensely cold hero to-day. Stock
on The prdirics are suffering, aud IL the
blizzard don't let up cattle men will
suffer great loss,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01
Local Nptes from rorncy.

FoRSEY, Dec. 3l.-lSpecial.l-Miss
Emma Thomas, Of Richardson, is visit
ing friends aud relatives here.
Miss Lula aud Master Jimmie Record
returned from Dallas to-day, where they
u lve been visiting friends aud relatives
they were accompanied here bv Archie
Cochran ami Charley Jones'. ol Dallas.
j. T.. sullivan. u self styled detective,
l. nov h.iug tried nv his honor, Mayor
Seweil, for carrying concealed weapons,
charge. having hupn preferred Nv
bis former employer ID. Frazier Nc
Douald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

The remains Of ii. Z. BREWSTER, late
commissioner OF insurance and history,
were buric! AZ eaG II Galveston bay
of the bar. He was chief of staff of
ALBERT SIDNEY JOHNSTON in the late
war. His wish, rs to the mode
of his burial had often been ex-
pressed. His theory of being buried
sixty tathoms below the surface was
that death left the body in the gentlest
repose.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

CHICAGO, Dee. 3L-'rhe thermometer
has fallen in this city 80 degrees since
midnight, aud nj o o'clock his morning
stood at ~ degrees above zero.
At Omaha the Thermometer stands 4
degrees below zero.
A. ST. Paul, . above.
At KeOkuk 4 above,
Al Fargo - below,
AZ Winnipeg 80 below.
The storm has IN rtod tho telegraph
service, aud throughout portions OF
Iowa the west connection OF tho West
orn Union has been cut Oft
ruI ny ArtoRpuS tiRTsfi.
CopPus CHRISTI, Dee. 81 fl Spn'ial1-
! rhYtnermpmVter Is considerably bpiaw
/ thV freezing point, and this cold smell
wia about finish up all the poor cattle
! lej. Reports come from All the south
I w,S,teru counties Of larg losses IA hnih
cad le aud sheep. The stock GENERALLY
are all In pour condition, aud tho range
| IL very ppOr
TlE 80 HfNrtoN.
$50 3l.-rne hliz
IN lis section yes.
- n ..s-s 'tn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

NV YORK, Dec. 3l.--Among the
larger checks that passed the clearing
house 10 day was one for $23,OS9, drawn
by '@seph Pulitzer, ON the American
Change National hank, representing the
balance Of principal and interest on
D" original purchase Of the
New York World. ihe original
purchase plire was $500 rhr World
paid a cash uividrud of $l5t,UUU lur 1881.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

PHrL>DrLPnrA, bee. 3l-A dispatch
rom Birds Nest, Virginia, says: The
bars Iona, from South America for
Pniludelphia, with cargo Of sugar,
stranded December - ON Hog Island
bar, during thick weather. The vessel
90 kf up before assistance could he
rendered, unl clghJ lives were lost and
w" saved. the yos,rl aud cargo are Il
total loss
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

WHETHER congress enacts general
bankrupt law or not, the Texas legisla-
lure should, in the interest of the COM
merce of tho state, remedy the evil re-
suits Of our attachment and assignment
laws. Members Of both houses should
give this question serious study. These
evils must be remedied, and that
quickly. The business interests of the
state are suffering for attention to this
matter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

IF MR. RANDALL iavors the abolish
ment o: internal revenue taxes, and q
tariff that wlIl prevent the importation
OF foreign manufactured goods, now
does he expect TO collect reve.
nue sufficient to sustain the govern
nent, unless by resorllng to direct taxa
tiOu7
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01
rnun.nAY, aANuANY /. -.

Mr.. RANDALL, at Nashville, said ne
was in favor Of placing ouch d1ty on
foreign articles coming into competi-
ton with Que manufactures goods as
would prevent their importation. In
this he layors q prohibi,ory Tariff.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

PIr1s.u.G, IA, bee. Sl.-lhc suit Of
WasGburn& Moore vs.. H. Il. scult Il
Co. was decided toUey IN Tho Uuit,d
states court Thvqu slluu was Whether
DE oudautS could be- h"ld tu bar cd
wire fence contract. Judge Acu,>ou o. o
fused a preliminary injunction aud
allows defendants 20 manufacture uu.
dor u bIMu Iur NNmnl-..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

Form Y, Dec. 3l,--I special IT, NJ.
Turner, OF this place, was closed yesler
day by Schneider& Davis, followed nv
attachment. FROM the trm Of Marsalis
" CO.; also, by James Turner, of Terrell.
Liabilities about l,tO; areIs about
H. L Turner, saddle and harness,
manufacturers, ui this ul,rc, l, -duy sold
his entire Stock 90 ScnuelIkop' IL Co.,, al
Duias. Mr. FrGA ruurrsentttlvru Of The
firm, has been '|. -N'k to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

THERE is great excitement in New
York, owing to the grave charges Of
bribery and corruption made against
members Of the Board Of Aldermen, &C
oused Of selling their votes to candi-
dates for offices. Detectives have been
watching the proceedings. Altogether,
t'flairs wear no very creaitable appear
arpa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

ABot T THE DEBT.
WAsHlNGToN9 Dee. 81. 1t Is esti-
mated hat there has been n decrease of
nearly 100000 in the public debt during
December. Receipts Will be light and
disbursements heavier than usual. Paw
unenls on HrcountOt pensions amount to
over SS,WO,OO. The United States treas
ury to-day matled c"ecks in payment of
due on January |, on govern
ment securities to the amount of
n. NU3 GU.
the PRESIDENTS NEW YEAR RECEP.
III n
The president Will he assisted at the
recep tomorrow by the wives of
members of his cabinet aud the follow
lug ladies':
Mr.. George +, Edmunds.
Mrs. John G Carlisle.
Mrs. Justice Miller.
Mrs. Justice Field.
Mrs. Justice Nnud~.
Mrs. Justice BRtcnrord.
Mrs. senator Logan.
Mrs. Senator i uiIrton.
MIS-. Senator Miller california;.
Mrs. a f. Rockwell.
Mrs Johu Feld.
Mr.. Charles lIordhrfT.
Mrs NIt.t.r I.u,Lt,n
Niss S,nnt ,vd ia "7'''n'
M,s,ey Er', i,',i,,,,go,
Nr. S,.n.inr ILL
Mr.. S,',.,r, ,,',,,,.,.,,,, fp,.o,.,,,.i,.,,,,,,
Ne. Snr,tnr ,i,II.r Nav, WI, ""'"'
Nrs Som",,r ilnt',r '''0" i''N''
Mrs S,,,.,or Nl,udar.or
Mrs. Senator FRYE.
Mrs. Senator Cullum.
Nrs S.m,tn. If '''ris,',
Wrs S,mnt,. II ,,,',,,
Nra S.n,,tnr Sn,rr,5ur
Mrs senate, I',,,lI.
Nrs SAn,tnr N,.prarso,
Nrs S.n"tnr : HIN
Nir. S1,ntn, Jnn.s
Mrs INV Slnr,.m
Mr. / IL Sn,i,ya
Mrs i,hn n rEn,,os
Nrs 1 n,dul,h .ru,Lar
Mir. Vnnr.,s n,,,
Nr. In, I;,t'r,,n
Mr.. " " Nuti,,,s
Nrs Vbnunss II p.7d
Ens a Cnnrtin
Nirs. I,hn Ellis
Mr.. N.G Enri,i.,b
Mrs n A. Jnnu.nn.
Nr. Gsn Shpri,an
Mr., Cnnunrev NlrKeever.
Nrs La, Dnyi.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

BosroN, bee. 3l.--Jacub GreeAer. oi
Elmirh, New YORK, claims that lac holds
patent for a mechanism known As the
s'lt pedal in piano tories, ani ms noti-
fed all piano manufacturers ,thdt he
viii hold Them rtspuus bic tor Infringe
meut. lie mas bruutht suit against
Chlckerlnv d sons, OF this citG. The
matter tili Is very largo Interests,
Green'r virtually claiming 4 royalty
on every instrument uaUu.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

THE Statesman il opposed to the fish
commission because "it takes bank or
hotol cashier to indulge" in them. That
is just why the Herald says let its ca
pacity be increased until every poor
man can have fish as we'll as the rich
man. Every stream in Texas should e
stocked with tho hest varieties OF the
hDny tribe, until they bee ,me as plenti
full as they are in the eastern states,
where man can purchase enough fish
to feed large family for dav for
twenty-five or thirty cents. Every
stream in Missouri is well stocked with
fish, and it is said it reduces the cost of
= poor mans living % per cent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

Cu1CAGo, Dee. "a ~ he rlut E Perry
~ Marquette STEAMER NJ. W n. ashore
ia g'lc NJ Burlington at Z o'clock his
morning md Is low breaking up. Onl
man wa, tIlUu and anu. uug fatally hult
WuI.e the crew aud Passengers were
< Ting ready ,u lHud.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01
AnUnlnnn,l.LArnnt.

GArfsvuLa, Dec. 5l.-ISFcclaLl-I
has been reported that John Wiur ey,
who was recently IN tho livery business
here, aud who sold ont, was not able To
meet hi, liabilities, Il b. au uutuuuded
report, false In every Particular.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

Cow NICHE, D,c,3L-- Special w. J.
Hart, dealer in groceries, sold on h,-
entire stock ct goods 10 n. II. Liudr
sey, tel pay debt due mutual interest.
1t Is Understood That Hart hI tailed.
II Is lso reported up mo streets that
Hin, Moore ~ ca, have transferred the
clothing department uf their husiur,,
To James Steuuilt. O.h'r changes ar.
expected 10 occur here In business
circles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

A SMALL sesrENsIoN.

LNcoNtA, ~ Ill., Dee, 3L-rhe Pitt
man Hosiery Manufacturing company
STOPPED it, machinery last night,
throwing about 80 hands out OF Sun,
plOS ment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

THE HERALD al NEW ORLEANS.
To accommodate the throng tlom Texas
who win desire 10 read their favnrile home
puror while attending the Worlds l,xposi-
uoni the Herald can oe found In New Or
leansat Geo. f. Wharton & BROS, No. 5. Ca
Iondelet street, between Canal and Common
Streets
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

THERE is no question of the fact that
mary questions are gravely decided by
Supreme courts that seem to admit of
40 doubt whatever. For instance, in
"Bradstreets" it is gravely stated the
supreme court of Illinois has decided in
the case Of WADE VS.. the town of La
Noble that where municipal bonds
wore issued after the constitution of
1870, which forbade municipal corpora
lions from making subscriptions to rail
roads or private corporations, such
bonds were, void even in the hands oi
innocent holders for value. Is it posi-
bic that any body has doubted such a
proposition In the lass twenty years!
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

Hon. SAN RANDALL, in his rounds, IL
becoming moro aud more vigorous in
his protection views, and made use of
an expression in Nashville which, II he
DO correctly reported, stamps him as "a
most pronounced high tariff man. In
the language OF Mr. PlcRwicK, ho
maie use OF "thls remarkable expires.
aou": 81 belong to that class who
want duties 10 be levied on articles OF
inpert. 80 that WHOM they como ia COM
petition VITA those manufactured in
our country thev shah have snrh q
duty placed npon them rs viii result Ia
preventing their importation" II that
Is not unqualified high iariilism h(
urnAtp tncwo'h naught.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01
FAILURES.
NEVAnAnANK.

EURERA, NEVADA, Dec. Sl.-The
White Pine County bank has susp.
ended. No particulars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01
RniIroa,l NrXs.

THE U. =. To Gil >NGE BASE.
COUNCIL 81 IF, Dee. 3l.-fhe Off.
GERS Of the Union Pacific have deter.
mined 10 remove all their nlert sts from
Omaha to Council Bluffs at once. To
WIS end they have ordered the CONSTITUTE
tpn of Sa'ds, ruHud- house aud shop, Tor
the accommodation OF Their business,
noth freight aud passenger. This
change viii bring many hundred opa-
rdtlNes 10 this city.
\ DHNI>L.
OMAHA, Dee. General Manager
Galloway, of tho Union Pacific rairua g,
authorizes an absolute DENTAL OF tho dis-
patch dated 1T Council Bluffs this alter
noon, where,n il i stated that all the
Union Paciil: Interests ire to bo re-
moved from OuI ha To- Council Bluffs.
The only undulIpn Tor The dispatch is
that the Union Pacific has decilud To
lay certain side tracks on the other side
Ui the river.
WISCONSIN WAR THREATENED.
MILW ,UKEu, Dec. 3l.-The chamber
OF commerce. directors mis- afternoon re-.
solved To wage war on the rail-. ads of
the state IN lao nuNt Legislature, ana II
possible " secure The passage OF bill
prohibiting discrimination in freight
Rates.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

BEForE tho state can adyauHgoously
work The Convio,s Ia tho p3nitontisry
wglls, slcnuet 20 to an immense ex.
pense and this expense cannot be
avoided. II docs no good 10 build peni-
tentiaries oil in Some secluded spot at
the mercy OF some railroad corporation.
Build them convenient to tho raw ma
some competitive point. The past ex-
pericnce of'rrAas Ia penitonliary and
railroad matters should be worth some
thing. Texas IN too big state and mas
too grand future to indulge IA make
shin policies for the sake Of saving n lit
tie money. No moro penny wise and
pound foolish policies for Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

THE Deuison Herald-Ncws is in favor
of representatives. from Denison, Sher-
man, Mckinney, and cities and towns
in adjoining c0usties being sent to
Washington 20 have the right-of-way
granted 70 the st. Louis, Fort Smith &
San Francisco road Tor branch road
through the Ind an Territory from Fort
Smith to Denison. The HERALD be-
lieVes it would be IN Tie interest Of all
north Texas to have such railroad
built.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

= -. i.uui, RHilr ad.
l. U.svlLLH, Dee. 3l-George f..
Evans, assistant to President Jonas II.
French, Of the Louisville, Evausvil ~
81, L.ui, air limo railroad, received ON.
ciul notification thi, morning, that hr
affair, ul that tu1d have been placed IN
the hands ufa receiver Mr.. Evans has
been app iu,cd to Zoe. u.uc lAe trust.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-01

RAND ,L!.'s tour Of tgution and
examining for congressional tariff
hghl may be in good faith, but he seems
indispos,d 90 Investigate anything
which does not wear tho color Of high
protection aud hoo.nobs only with his
symuathi7ers. This is not ca'cul ued TO
aid him in entertaining Judicial view
OF the question aud may 10 compared
10 the judgment e princess OF the
Bourbon court who, during n season OF
want aud complaint was told The peo-
pie were crying for bread. "Breadw
said the Young lady, "Why, ann told
these nice cake, cost hut two sous"