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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

VERIFY ,here is no ord 10 Tho meta
oda o, mopey-uinking An exchange
remarks that "mcn make q living In
New York by picking IN cigsr stubs
thrown sway In the streets hY pmok.
era. The tobacco n ussd for tho msn.
utsc,uro OF cheap finc.cut, and 4, oven
usci 90 'illiug' for cheap oisarr,
At tho Fifth Avenue hotel ro.
Gently. says tho Tribune, the
porter sjscted a well-dro,std
stranger who wandered about tho cor.
ridor and was seen to drop his hand.
ksrchisf several timer, alongside oil
cigar ssumps, which had disappeared
when the handkerchief was picked up.
Cigars ra'bofed In the hotels are usu-
ally ofthe best quality OF Havana To-
baccos and thls man Il ssid TO have a
bank account Of several hundred
o1onssn1 dollass, wholly Ne reeuIO Of
~ oteonllea - ~ oleae sesnp bua.
q - - A.. =. - !. . q ..I|I. i. 81. ( e f. q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

The DALLAS HERALD is for sale at
5 cents per copy on every morning
train, and others that leave Dallas.
The newsboya are amply Supplied to
meet tho demand. Any person falling
to procure copy on such trains will
confer groal favor by informing us
personally, or promptly through the
mail, designating the time and the
train that failed in tho service The
Texas Newspaper agency advises us
Of positive Instructions to tho Nows
boys for thorough impartislity In this
matter,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09
Cardlnai Moolesky's Condition,

NEW YORK, Oct SIT wa stated et
Cardinal McClos6y's residoUca this
morning that his condition was I'M.
changsl, and there had been no rally
OF tho paIicEts vital powers dutin..
the night.
Dr.. Reyes said this afternoon that
the condition Of Che cardinal remained
unchanged, except sli2ht increase OF
wo7knaes.' lie would probably uoJ die
TO night, unless IN uuf xpocted ohyupa
Tor the worse took place.
During tina evening the sick man
rested silly Il d appeared moro com
Portable han during somo days. Al
. p. n. the Naian's condition wa,
more favorable in that ho was los,
rtslllaa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09
AcRANo TEXAS STATE EXPOSE
TON

Aud now that st. Louis, Louisville,
Cincinnati, New Orleans, Atlanta, and
score Of ether cities have demonstrs-
tsd the enormous benefits that arise
from State expositions, we submit that
II naisht be well for Dallas to move IN
the same direction. Such an enter
price, properly handled, would be of
Uncomfortable benefit To the whole
State OF Texas, and TO this grand rail-
way csn,re, North Texas. 1t would
advertise the State as no other agency
could possibly do. Il would bring
thousau is Of people from sli parts OF
this country and the world into oar
very midst to see for themselves our
oitzonSin their homes, sud our wonder
full wealth and resources. 1t would be
the occasion Of expenditures Of vast
sums Of money with our railroad COM
psoies, In the freight and passenger
lines. 1t would Oil our hotels, our
slreet-cars, our stores, etc, Tor the
months OF its duration. II would fur
nish employment to several thousand
lab rers in the erecting of buildings, in
the furnishing OF lumber, the manu-
fscturo OF brick and iron. Carpenters,
skilled mechanics and others would
be kept busy. The buildings could, in
part, permanently remain with US for
tuip ~ uSna and - ryxr
credit. Hundreds OF thousands of our
newspapers would add most ms'eri-
ally TO their daily or weekly ssles, and
to their advertising columns. Oar
farmers would find corraspondingly
increased demand for their products
and so, too, with the orcherdistg, dali
rymsu, etc. Owners of ranch, min.
oral, and other lands, could secure
some excellent negotiations. And sc
on down the list.
III May next the groat American
Exhibition in London opens, and
will continue until fall. During that
time all manner Of information by
books, circulars, papers, etc., could be-
| gotten up by the authorities in charge
aud distributed in the interest Of
Texas. Our commissioners thert
could personally and otherwise Ar
range for cheap trans Atlantic excur
sion rates, by our Southern and Other
linas to Texas, while our railroads
suld distribute the visitors M taey
might come. Every section %
tae State would be- Interested IL
making such ma enterprise a success
We have business men, broad gagged
patriotic, experienced, honest, in tn,
handling Of vast affairs, in Dallas, Ii
Fort Worth, Houston, Waco, San An
tonio, Austln, Galveston, and, indeed
almost anywhere In Texas, wh) Ooult
take hold Of aud push through thi,
great scheme, If duly urged to do Il
under proper Inducements. Wo bSc'
indicated Dallas as a dealrsNle poin
for reasons OF its many iaei.nss, bu
TIE HERALD will fully anu com,
pletoly corporate with any city thst
might 10 designated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09
No ueclaion Ro,caed

ST. LOUIS, Oct, S-Ra, rasentsiiyss
ofrailroads in ITO Midalonn Wes,e IN
States, Including ,bo louisville &
NashVilie, held a meeting hero to-day
tnoudeovcr so equsli2a rates to points
within the territory Of thu Texas Trnf
nc association. Twos ions were hi /
N'thuut reaching sny result, and The
mooiiNg adjourned TIL 70 morrow, j
Waldo, commissioner OF tho Tpxa.
asso9.9Ll0u,lwas . the moetiLC.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

THERE was remarkably wids di.
vergence of isuros by tho bidders for
the grading, ourbiug and paving Of
Ross avenue and Sycamore rtreets
They ranged, for grading, from 81
cents to 30 cents; for curling, from SO
csnis to 90 cents; for paving. from 81
cents TO 7s,l cents, whilc tho cutters
went from 50 cents 10 $500. Either the
low bidaors have not much profit, OF
TIM hlghor ones would hsvo had q fat
lob ,fit
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

NORTH CAROLINA, Alabsmn, GeOr.
gls, Virginia and Tennessee are now
under full Roadway IN the line of
mining. They sre conetsntly report
Ing new nndu every day in tho metals,
aud in coal aad other minerals. They
arc all getting up regular mining
feverr. A firs.-clsss visitation OF this
sort will help along Texas wopasr
fully. We are full Of mineral wss III,
and We ought to Is. tho world know
IL. Lst the boom once start, and tbers
Is no telling what enormous bsnsata
will quickly como to us
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

KANSAS CITY, Oct. s. -rne Rsv. r..
D Jsrdiue, being interviewed tonight
in regard - tho verdics Of the ecclesi-
aStical court, said ha wuWld submit 10
casonlca authority snu retire wiihout
III Their ado FROM his position il S t..
hery's church II hsd asked for q
new tri.i, on, had lit'le hope OF gettirg
l., S. be expecpd rs clfmeucy
from the iSh h maintains tns,
tie cha OK ~ immorsiirv sgsins' him
afe simply cloak used by the eli GERS
Of tho church 70 cover the ir real opp1-
sitiuu 10 him, which il on account OF
oia high church views. He would, he
ssid, ROMAN in KaHszs City for the
presNut.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

ST., Louis, Oct. S,-Tho rsc,s to-day,
ses.aI- l-!a, sl:s: excellent as simple
contests between borsus, were specially
notable ~ having tsen witnessed by
moro people than were ever gathered
ut the rAco track baiore In this eouu.
Try. The grand stand was crammed
fuli tho quarter stretch wa,
crowded 30 II was difarult
tn move about, tho outside of the trsuk
was deeply iiaed for nearly tho whole
distance afoupd IL and a Rr8st crowd
IN the confer field. A moderate com.
pulstion OF the p oplo NJ ,ha track
pianes the number NJ over $1,000. The
htsb race, for 3-yosr-olds, Was pro-
nounced by horsomen TO DO ono OF the
oe.t 81 the class on rc1urd, anti was a
spisndid contest OF youngsters. Tho
sialiion race WAS not notable, being
won ossily by Maxuy Cobb, B0nuio
McGfegor bcing sick,
FIRST Raco-G aSomaio stakes for
5.year oldsi mile heats, best 3 In 8; 500
| untfnuNn- NlNn uat.l ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

ALL the cauttry will welcome 10 he.
home In America met model Ame-i.
can wonsu aud actress, Miss MARY
ANDERSON. Her sbIll.iea and her be-.
havlor captured our cousins across the
water, rs they had done our own poo.
plo prior to her TIP. There Is one
thing yet, however, that MARY re-
anlres,to consumnate her full and tri-
umphsnt glory, bu. Que thing which,
when accomplished, sho may rest In
completest content the approving yer.
dict OF q Dallas audience.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09
Cotton MN ,surnrd.

ESwnuRa, N Y, OF, s. The
nsipdsle Cotton mill, at Wan.
nlass Fall, was totally aestroyed by
aio isstuisht. IL belongs to tho wii.
Lam Garner oatsts. New machinery,
@ the value OF 80 O0l, was destroved.
rho mill had 10000 splutHp, and Q .Ic
looms, ana furnished employment IN
95ep rsons. TIE total loss Is estim 4. a
It $4,000. nearly covered by insur
ance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09
yiee-Prssident Gendricss Viewing the
sights

sr. LouIs, Got. S--Vice.President
Hendricks wac call1d on at the South
ara holol this morning by lsres num-.
Der of prominent Democrats. He was
~ en- ~ charge sc II o'clock by the en-
tertS'nmrt committee Of businees
mon and driyel to tho fair grounds,
wherN 10 VIII be tho special guest OF
the Fair association, shown all the
a.Shts 2ni royalty entertained. 70.
hight 10 i ~ tnl' 2 reception ~ Tx.
position bu diil5 nyter he, in coanee-
,l0u W . iovJynOr GGrmaduke nuA
Sfyerei otter notable pefsoDs from
abroad, have reviewed the trades pa.
gGGnt,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

stance, ~ = man wants 20 cone Usss
from liliScis or Ohio. tea syeat will
iusist upos his trying the territories
iDssesd ~ Texas; whereas, tins Stat
viii be the loser oy the recent Ordr- OF
the csmmissiOnsr.
Several ticket agents Ia tha north
ern portion ~ ths Ststa ere somewha'
worksa MP over FumoTaa rhangas that
! ara 10 take plses in the nssr future.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09
40 More .ommlss,ons.

A circular hss beeu issusd recently
BY tho now pool commissioner ehol.
ishing all commissions on railroad
tickets sold 10 thia State, and the
ticket agents, of course, are"kicking &"
rney ray that u reduces them to q
regular sa'ary, which compel- them to
cnt thslr 70 sces and do tho work them.
selves. IL will rebound TO the detfi
mens II the blate, a. Inc agents NJ.
SIDE Will csrtaiuly try 10 irducs N
migration 10 70 over che lines that
Nv than . eonnissloa. NJ d.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

OK the morning of tho 18th instant
the sale of the Pecos City lots will
take place. Pecos l. claimed 10 be ihe
coming city of Northwest Texas, with
all it, glorious scenery and remarks.
bic hoalth. There will be hsli-rate ex.
curslon tickets issued for those dspir-
ing to iuvoaiga.e tho country, end
that young city In particular.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

Amanda T. Jones, W 10 has published
several volumes or verse and hss q
growing reputation as n poet, 10 also
au Inventor. She divides her tune Ia
tween culuvating Tho muse aud dsvel-
oping her inventions. Her pat. nts
numb, nearly d sc-o' snH e. Judo q
,aetnod o. p,~soIN. , ir,n. aU.. au oil
burner. III IT,. has hson testud il,
NC P0nntylNaL4s 80 cour'ry, s.l 20
said to work admirably.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09
RAILROAD NEWS.
Railway Rarplppg.

NEw York, oc'. s.-fSpeciel Lit.
tlo Rock & Fort Smith August earn
iugs were s39,7l0; since January l,
1921 SIS. Increase, $4,000
Tho Little Rock, Mississippi Rlver
Il rexss ln August earned $50 3n, snd
lor the eisht months, $lsj.S6S. D..
crease, $l5 Col.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

DALLAS, 1t is true, is filing up with
fresh scces'ions OF population, bat,
sadly enough, some of the beat Of hor
citlzens, tho manifest of her mon, aud
tho loveliest and falress OF hor women
have answered the long roll call that
makea each gathered guest indifferent
alike .oPralse or blame; while the mar
rowing circ 70 for tho living ffeights the
hours with interest and sdmonition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

THE NEW YORK HERALD's recent
work in the line of interviews with the
leading merchants of Gothem, is only
what would be duplicated in nearly
this entire country IL the real facts can
DO gotten at. Aud yet that Same jour.
nal wants 10 disarrange the currency
by bringing on contraction through
tina steppsge OF silver coinage,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09
Fsurth.Ciass Fostn..t,rs,

WARRINGTON, Oct. S -The posinas-
tor general appointed the following
named four,hclass postmasters:
hinsourl-At Rocky Comfort, Rufus
b. Montgom 'ry; Buskner, JOHN A.
Prov; Exeter, Joha r.. MoKusth;
Rolklow, Q. w. Ford; Craig, John II
Wiliisms; Forest City, william $.
Canon.
NebsasSs-At Springfield, Belvluer
n. Roqers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09
Tsunk Iius Passenger Agents In sos-
pien.

NEW IoRg, OCT. s--rhs passenger
agents Of tbs Trunk lnos were again
In sess on to.ray. They were busy
drafting rulos tor tne c,nduct of bdd.
ness under too new pooling arr IN 90
mont aud have COMPLETED tho ~ 4 ot
ofiirstciass and G.c nd class business,
ana The em,giant bnsiaOsi win n0xi
be lnnl. WIN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

WAsniNoT0N, OIt, The following
changes have been made Ia the postal
service tor Texas:
Postpflics DisccntiuueG-Jix, Kerr
county. Mai! to JafoniDa.
PJstcilice site Charged - Pecos,
R5aves county, 10 81 pnnt oue mlie
west, on ruu.o 81 900 aud 81 ,e9l.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

WASHINGTON, Oct 8. Secrstar '
Whitney was tho only absentee from
the cabinet meeting to-d0y. Among
the topics considered wAs the Chinese
trouble in Wyoming saG other Terri
tories, and the difficulties encountered
In forcing tS0 Chm SO restriction act.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09
Win Not witsdrss from the Associa.
,isa

cnIoAeo, Dot s-Mr, y. Colds I'd,
traffic manager OF the sAota Fo road,
stated yesterday that The report that
has company h I'd given notica of with
drswal ieota tna prNus continental as-
socistion Nas Who'll v Incorrect Hts
line had no iuteniion OF taking any
such action ut pse.ent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

THosR street car.drlvers who stiucl;
In 81. Louis on certain lines gained
butsmall sympsthy from tho general
pubic 4 principle or policy, II 1t b.
correct, wi,i best win By methods that
do not take such advantages as did
the strlkera In that case. The pao ple
strangers and othors, needing trans
poita,ion should not thus suddenly
have been made Innocent sufferer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

We acknowledge receipt OF COM
plimentary invitation 30 attend the
fall races Of the Denton County Fair
and Blood Stock association, whics
takes place a. Denton on the 18th and
10th instant. TEE HERALD will DO
duly represented on the occasion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09
- lie wan co to Albany to vs,c.
WARRINGTON, Oct. S.--The following
explains itself:

Washington, Oct. s Alton b. Parker.
ESQ, Chairman Executive Committee
Democratic state Committee, New York:
DEAR SIR:--lt ID my intention t. g.
to Albany next month for Trio purpose
OF voting the Dsmoctatic ticket. I'm
should be, and | believe VIII be.
elected. have no d uhS that ZEN.
dent Clevelard will LOO likewi,e. While
governor of the State OF Nav York hs
never failed to 40 20 Buffalo 60 txer.
else Ghis right, and sm suro hs ieela
" To DO hia duiy 20 do so now; Ger
thinlY no Is anxious tor tho succss Of
the ticket ho0dsd hy Governor all ST.
he was for the success Of that ticket
when bis own name led u victory
three years ago. Sincerely yours,
DANIEL. 81 MANKIND
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09
vtrSlst hea.n,t the -. Paul & siuux
Clty Nnilrosd.

ST.. PAUL, MINI, Oct. S-Ths SUI
prcne court ST Minnesota yes.ardsy
rendered decision H. the tuit OF tic
81. Paul II Sioux Cry railroad against
L. 3 Mcpnuad aud Faux S'ocun,
auditor ard treasurer respectively ,i
tho Hennopin CsuM compsny, untr-
vorabla 10 Gus rrSh TNe oase Is u tps,
ono, involving 100000 acres OF land, n
portion OF the 81, ~ OF no ST. Paul Il
Sioux City RAILROAD, v In d NJ tho tin L
uf dispossl &tsiVOiO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09
Not Comp, cd to Admit rnem

NEWARK, N j., Oct. Stu tho cir.
Gu, court to-day judge Depue held
that u sdor tho civil rights law, ho;el
keeper IA no. ob igsd g. admit cojo,ss
persons 10 the common riiuing room
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

THE silver question grows apaoe,
and In little while tho South will
psrcsive where its true interest lies.
Dilvror for tho South must be the slo-
gan. The South wants no contraction,
Int more money.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09
Withdraw, from tho as.,clailen

CHICAGO, Oct, s.--rho Chicago, Bur
llngton & Quincy railway has given
notice oi Ia " ithdfawal from tho
Ttankconiinnnial Railway association.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

THE dengue fever Is bad enough in
its first attack, but woe to lin who
gets relapse. A little care will d.
vert this latter disaster.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

WASHINGTON, Oct. S-Elgeno L
Wits, " Ark1nsa7, hos boon sppoint'
cd Indian agent at the Prescott tAri
zona) Indian agency.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09
stationary snd Printing E,tabllshme en-,
Burned

San FeAScisco, Ort. s.-Tbe i'm.
mense wholesale stationary ard print.
Ing estebli'hmout OF II. S. Crocksr 4
Co., an Bush street, burned TO IN,
ground this morning. Fuur men yyms
hurled IN tho ruins. Tho estimate d
o ss ON Tho hntdtng and stock is $500.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09
Rsiiro d Ma9astes onS Toue orrcapcc-
x,au

NEW YORK, oc6. S.-lSpeoial.l -Jey
Gould, Russell SAGE, George Gould, A
l. Hopkins and Captain SohNokford
to day lett flra trip over their roads
cmb'aped N tgs Southeastern svstan.
Thli departure leGis 20 the hslier ths
the report Is tue that jay Gould has
not sold any stock Ia -FOUR yeata spd
h " stated thai s20000t01 bi Missouri,
Pacific atands IN his name on the
DCCks
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09
OUR Shot: Department
BEAUTY, DURABILITY aadCOMFOR9

Almost anything that man, child NAV
want be found in assortment which makes customers
feel that they have choice The Of the department
is mainly dueo the fact that keep full assortment Of
Shoes sold elsewhere and many other kinds not shown by
our competitors Our stock Of LADIES SHOES NOW more
varied than before and call particular attention to
our elegant and greatly improved Ladies' and Misses Shoes
lin tn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

A BIG day With st. Louis yesterday
with her splendid exposition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09
CELEBRlTED SOLAR TIP SHOlS,

In which Our trade is ssadily increasing. They give
unexceptional satisfaction The only genuine Solar Tip Shoes
are made by John Mundel Go. and every pair must have
their name on the sole to be genuine We also happy
to state that owing to the imaense quantities buy
have succeeded in obtaining extra obbers discount i
line the benefit of which we Immediately give to euo
mars by reducing the price ecrrespondingy all Sizes We
have q charming line of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09

The business of our Carpet Department shows steady
and regular increase but at this opening of the fall season No
want to give it Especial boom. For this purpose beg
announce that we ara selling Carpets for this week at g
reduced prices. Ladies who wish to avail themselves
this but are not yet ready to have their Carpets laid are IN
formed that by selecting their Carpets this week, while
are selling so low have them reserved and laid when a.
sired Remember, we claim that our stock is the arSs'
and we sell lower than any other house. Call and be cor
vinced
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-09
VIE GIL SLsAL ATTENTION 10 FACTS THAT NAY BIZ or VAS7lt

There can be larger better selected stock of Car
Curtains shown by any house than what have
s3eeA Parties intending to raplauish their houses will c
aay be repsia eya visit and examination of eur style
Busy Brussels, tapestry,
Wilton Velvets, Etiquette,
2 and 3.PN Ingram Carps&
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-03-20

and . large barrack square; az pow
der magazine and workshop for the ~
filing Of cartridges; (8) alarge Romaa
Catholic missionary building, estab-
lished in 1848, q stone building with
garden, church, ETC.; 90 asmall Coptie
church.
As to the attitude of the population,
Lieutenant-C Colonel Stewart wrote ON
January 16, 1888: .'Of the fifty or
hfty-five thousand inhabitants (includ-
ing thirty thousand slaves) of Khar-
toum, if l am to believe what I hear, I
must consider the majority as I'M
friendly to the Government. l have
been assured that many Governments
employees, and nearly all the native
traders, are secret partisans of the
Mehdi, in the hopes that he. will re-
establish the slave trade. 1t is ques-
tionable how far these statements are
justified, but perhaps 1 shall not be far
from the truth in saying that the ma
jority will take whichever side they see
is the strongest Chicago Times.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-03-20
nas : fun beard Of ora, hair, No,

a eaS . iull beard of gray hair, M,
-h; ;se' ana a queer little patch of erey
= n.sAeIs on his chin. Holman's hair
n,;+p 10y th1n, and dark, but mixed
WIN gray. His whiskers. which ROW
sLa .ne loWer part of his face but are
m s" - from the upper lip, are much
miSed with gray. Durham. of CHICAGO.
mas a heavy black mustache and fuli
th;s mar, very much resembling in
hao par!lcniar Senator Sabin, who has
S mistaken for Durham of late.
SSenator-elect Joe Blackburn has a small
palo spot on his head and a yer heavy
mustache, which will vie in magnitude
with Logan's. %'''
In the Supreme Court. Justice Fields
mead IS extremely bald, with a fringe of
,ron-gray hair and a full iron-gray
beard, long and wavy. His badness is
t no. 50 PLAINLY apparent, however, al is
SNAPPED head, high at the back and
rather narrow, is extremely destitute of
covering. Stanley Matthews has a
good-slzed bald spot on his head, very
iittie larger than when he was appointed
I'VE years ago. Chief Justice Waite
re]olces in a full head of iron-gray hair,
put a very bad stomach. In the lobby,
captain Eads, who is extremely bald,
wears a black skull cap like that worn
oy Mr.. Edmunds, while that other dis
guished lobbyist, Mr.. Belknap, rejoices
IN a l head of hairand a magnificent
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