The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-07
STATE PRESS.
MAKING THEMSELVES RIDIcULoU 5.
Vhile the Dallas p-psrs are cut,ics

suictly stepping tn she front rapidly.
Tse Fort With Mail is very happy in
ia iibings st these Dallas papers. They
are certainly maxine themselves very
ridiculous Exsminsr.
NO ONE WILL EVER SEE 1T.
The fight between the Dallas pepsrs
wakes hot. THE HERALD seems 10
maintain tho place it won, aaa ,he
News seeks 20 get fooshold. Mean.
while no Ons has yet seen any one
newspaper "hold the fisld of Texas
journalism for al! time."-IFOr Worth
Gazette.
TEXAS STATE IMPOSITION.
It's suggested that Texas have a
grand State exposition. We second
tho motion, and urge San Antonio
as the best place in the stste for hold
ing it in. A resular, permanent expo
sition would effect o great and perma.
mont good, and we trust tho project
will som ltaRe tangible shapo.-San
Antonio Times.
CONF By IT HONESTLY.
The Dallas News claim to employ a
special train for early delivery of tho
paper to patrons is explained by the
assurance OF the Abilene Reporter that
the paper comes there ON "the regular
daylight trsin," together with THE
DALLAS HERALD and Fort Worth Ga,
zette. Taere is en- excess OF wind
about the daughter of the old lady, but
she comes byis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
States.
UARNoNy
The farmers, merchants, mRnuf2c-
tursrs, miners, sailors aud mechanics
Of the world are all mutually depen-
dent upon each other. They are act
ually necessary to each others pros
peri.y, henca there ahnuld be har-
mony Of ioaling among them. No
gooc can result from prejudice, joal.
ousy or hitIsrn ess OF feeling between
the different occupstions.--l Grsenville
Banuor.
4 NEW WRINKLE.
The .atsst wrinkle ia mutual in
sursuce associations tx u "brth iu-
surance c0mpsny" IN Pennsl lvania.
On the birth o. child 10 any member
Of the organization, al. the other msDo-
bers are assessed to pay tins policy.
We recommend this TO Horace Baker
~ 8 better immigration than he askcd
government aid for. Then we believe
this now plan would rnest the approval
of the governor and lieutenont-goy-
ernor.-- Abilene Reporter.
"CoALs TO NEWCASTLE"
Tho Dallas News and DALLAS HER
AID, it Is said, pay $500 month for
that special train to carry their papers
into Fort Worth by G O'Clock every
morning. when they get there they
and another morning paper, equally as
good, alrssdy distributed TO Inc pso
pie, or ready TO 20 north, e3uth and
west on the trains. o! course, tho
News and HERALD are looking en-
tirely to iheir own iniere@t, but IL
looks like carrying GOALS TO Newcastle,
at pretty steep freight tariff to boot.
-IWsco Day.
From tho very reliable ard excellent
Terrell Star we get this in,oresting bit
Of news: "A singular acciue nt caused
the death of al inspector OF trucks on
the Mexican Central railroad, named
Tlaxulipss Guansiu
He was keYiug 8 ouarpztzopilotehua-
hua, under the Acknowledgements,
when then the spring hanger broke
and cut Off the inspectors neck. His
romans were taken by the coroner OF
Huehuetocs 10 Tlnnepan for inter
fnont. The litezlxtal of railroad
tlalinacsuer in Mexico 70 cnvironed-
leyucstan with psrilduacaara."-
abilene Reporter.
TEXAS RAILROAD BUILDING.
There arc now half dozen different
railway lines projecting to the rich
Panhandle country, and west of that,
along the Pecos valley and through
Southwestern New Mexico, is a field
for road building that can no longer
so entirely neglected, A Fort Worth
paper speaks hopefully of this section
and says. "fhs railroad builder is
abroad Ia the State of Texas. Hs is
welcoTae. In ous year or less IRON
this date there will DO more railroad
building In Texas than in any other 10
States in the Union. There Is an en-
pire west of Fort Worth without rail-
roads, Representatives..
THE RAILROAD FOOL,
The Texas railroad pool accom-
plished one thing by It's combinations,
aud that Is the complete discourage.
ment of theatrical companies. Tho
spesial rates of the past have all been
withdrawn, and the consequence is
that few managers feel like taking the
risk Of going the long distancein Texas
and run the chance OF poor house.
San Antonio's amusement-loving peo-
Pie will be the losers by tho present
pool arrangement, as only those con-
panies will come here who can aifJrd
10 take In the smaller towns between
here and tho eastern and southern
points. While there arc no shows, 1t
can also DO said that the railroads arc
not doing y rushing business, and az
the end ofthe SEASON 1t will bein order
for them to MAKE showing, whether
this loss OF business was real gain
San Antonio Light.
SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC IN
sTRucTIoN.
Tho G7zstte urgues that tho supe'-
intendent oil public instruction should
boa professional teacher rs he has to
deal with educational matters. The
Houston Post protests againbi.this and
saysit would mako class distinction a
requisite to ofllco and II is opposed TO
GLASS legislation. The Posts position
isgood but its reason therefor bad,
The law makes 4 GLASS quhliilc stion for
olhoe whom " says mono but lawyers
shall be judges. Wore tho suporin-
tendent OF pablo instruction's duties
fuch as pertain 20 toaodlng snd school
room government, then a professional
teacher ought &C. occupy tho place, he.
ing. merely az Office with duties fixed
by law OILY administrative ability. Is
required aud may be found In y. profess
alonHi teacher or professional busi'