The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24

amended as TO force the pe,itionars 70
pay the expense of the election. AZ thsv
are the individuals 10 be hensfited
Pilot Point Index.
TO REMAIN FOR ALL TIME.
THE HERALD SAYS oracularly, "Dal-
iss can DO dowaed by nothing from
the esast." Ain's this halIowipu he
lore you are out OF the woodse Wait
and see. When the News tackled
galveston it was as prosperous vii
,age as Dallas is Eow. See what the
NEWS ana the years have been able To
accomplish. You can't run fast
sshougn 10 awe a man deed to the
mn Tnes. brown stone front on the island.
me NewS reputation as an Incubus is
nrsI-oiass.-i Waco Examiner.
NEWSPAPERS.
vi course the old DALLAS Hiram
VIII have to DO mentioned first. This
paper is quarto morning daily of Sc
columns, and weekly. 1t contains
al OF the Associated Press dispatchea.
also many interesting communications
covering the whole State. The edito-
risi pages are replete with able arti
cles, treating the varied 1.-Two issues In
such manner that The
paper hiss achieved an abid-
ing .prom,nencs in Journalistic
stancing.-llexas Farm and Ranch.
RAILROAD BOOM.
SIX months ago the Gazette pre-
dicted q railroad building boom for
Texas, but there were papers that said
Texas had railroads enough, and that
there was no money with which TO
puiiu railroads. The predicted boom
is here. There are railroads being
Dullt ana lumors OF railroads being
built, Within one year Texas will he
building more railroads than suy 10
States in the Union.- Fort Worth
Gaz9tte.
HARD ON FORT WORTH.
The Fort Worth Gazette continues
It's assaults upon Governor Ireland for
MS recent letter on Immigration It
Is but natural for the Gazette. renrs-
senting, as it does, Forth Worth, to re-
sent anything which has a tendency
10 decrease the pauper Immigration
into the State. Fort Worth is made nm
largely OF this class, ard operates in
many things upon the idea Of quantity
and not quality Waco Examiner.
A GENERAL RUKAs.
The DALLAS HERALD and Morning
News arc quietly arranging the pro-
gramme Tor thu greatest newspsper
pugihstic encounter of modern times.
The sparring has not yet begun, but
there vii. be- diAinherited knights.
deep water at tho Island CITY and CIV.
clones wrestling with each other in
tne elements when the lines arc
drawn. = Honey Grove Simeon.
CONSIDERATION 10 cRANKs,
Horace Baker, of Weathergord, and
Andrew Jackson Wheatley, of this
city, would make nice pair. There
Is six of one and half n dozen OF the
other. Both sre receiving more notice
ana advertising at the hands of the
press than ctauka are usually consid.
cred to be entitled to.-[Fort Worth
Mail.
DESTINED 10 COMPLETE SUCCESS.
With now type and other promised
improvements, The DALLAS HERALD
will loom up rs one of the best dailies
In Texas, and we look to see it hold iIs
own In the contest with tho Dallas
Morning News. THE HERALD is a
strong paper and its DESTINY is In its
own NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Courier.
THE WAY 1T STANDS.
Tho Balance Wheel Vows every
friend of Swain as an open enomy to
General Msxey. And IL the latter has
any genoralship he win not permit
the longer kindl!ng of animosities
which would have no existence were
1t not for mis- friends.-TDallgs Times.
SWANS PROSPECTS.
Comptroller Swain has been paving
o visit to his friends at his old home In
ClarksvilIe. There is quito a likeli.
hood OF this same Swain's name an
pearing AZ tho head OF the State Demo.
cratic ticket next year. Honey Grove
Simeon.
MONEY SCARCE.
In Texas and all over tho West sill
yer change is scarce. The people want
moro of 1t, even II they have to swar
gold for 1t. But tho moneyed men OF
the East are crying out against the
coinage OF silver.-[Greenville Banner