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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-06
EEE T1NGS.

4 STATED COMMUNICATE
"A TGON OF TEMPLE LODGE. No. w
o. \. +. and 4. NJ. VIII bc held at -.
Adams Han. corner Main and'ihird streets
THIS Friday EVENING at ~ O'Clock.
All Master AIasOns in good standing are
fraternally invited to attend.
by order Of the NOrshipful Master.
:. MEG. FISHER.
f. B-lt* Secretary.
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gD~ SYCLE BROTHERS.

The business
You have preached here
Cannot he without you.'
--Anih6nD and Cleopatra, dcf l., ". "a.
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seg CORSETS.

se5- C0RSETS.
over nfiy styles Of CoRsETS. all prices euc
sizes:
SHOULDER BRACES
BUsTLE- aud HOoP-SKIRTs. at
LEVY DAVISS.
MATTINCiS very cheap T. 8-eoj
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pRY GOODS. NOTIONS. sc.
ONE HUNDRED CLoAKo.

OAR d o 10 & { o.
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OBITUARY.

DR.. William f. Hoge, a prominent
citizen Of this county, died near here
tonight Of paralysis. lie was Colonel
Browning's father-in-law. DR.. Hoge
was paralyzed some time ago, but was
much better, and was here Monday. He
was stricken on his way home, and died
at a gentleman's house on the road near
where he was stricken. DRUMMER.
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DOMESrICS

AT IUNI.
IAMS-beautiful striped. checked
and plain; SEERSUC6EIlS--al prices.
yard-wide CAMBRIA for shirts dresses A..
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTON. &c.
&C.. sc.
LADIES ANDGENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING GOODS.
Don't forget the great BEDSpREADAND
NAPKIN SALEtn
SlCLE BROTHERS,
~ broad street
f. l-codt2J Richmond Va.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15
the OHIO ELECTION.

At this hour OF writing tbs impossi-
BILE to tell tbs result in Ohio Of yester-
days election, Notwithstanding the
Democratic Central committee con-
cede their loss. II the changes shall be
az they c~pe In two years ago, then it
woula + EN- that HoADLEY is the sue
sessful candidate. Very much will de-
pond on what Hamilton county has
done. And indeed the Legislature
will turn on the four sena-
tors and ten representatives to
be chosen therefrom. 1t will be
rememb bored that GOVERNOR HoADLEy
was elected two years ago over his
present opponent, JUDGE FORAKER,
by vote resulting Democratic 359,693,
against the Republican poll of 347, 164,
OF q plurality of 1850. Deducting the
Prohibition and the Greenback
vote and HoADLEY's majority over
all wss 1870. This is not very
encouraging in Wow of the extraor-
binary bucking that FoRAKER, SHER-
MAN and their party have done
It has been an exciting and import
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snl o.nyass. nesona 80 f6yma
ehlp lt.ell the chief lnis 20 e0aef
ths ehoes ofa unlla0 alsias sens ~ n.
me suoosssof Of Ma HufnHhss IH
asntlemsn bed thfoNn hla fIYis
heart aod On lris Into Tho ooni.' snd
besides fivins hlf pefs,rsl st.1nilm
10 the close counties, no hes bed iho
backing interest, lnllsiol in n.1 ho'
hail, FOR reasons be. 600 F'li kpoFn 70
the county. rn1la m1nied ,naiitn-
tors aore especially Concerned with
bis spTossooa in no senate, whi'l the
Pauine railroad companies reinHnlbef
only too Distinctly how they we're
brought 10 rigid suoount by Mn. 'urH-
MAN and for which reason they oncom-
passed his defeat FOR reelection, they
now knowing that With Democratic
victory no would bs returned 10 tto
post 10 hunOI0d Tor three bucets-iva
tesms In Washington, aud thus par
ticularly In Wow OF the fac. that h,s
advanced age pFeeludes the pOs B.
bllity OF bis elevation 20 the cOnntry's
chief mgglslrsoy. While The Demo
cratic party would DO delighted 10 -'c
- Democratic governor elected, ytt ne
partisans, outside Of olio, are, for tAe
reasons above mentioned, more Inter
ested IS o. the status Of the Lssis e-
ture, 40 tAat win dH.' guato tho HeAt
sepator. We nesd az ina force $50
can get iar the national Senate, and
MIR, THURMAN would bo power la
the cause II he osn bu. TO re-lus AID
10 bis DO. ltl lon.
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Waco.

WACO, Oct. 13.-[Special, The ( g
mains of DR.. j. 8. Darlington, who
died at Abilene yesterday, arrived
here Mt noon to-day and were buried
et3 O'Clock ths afternoon. DR.. Car.
ringt9u's wife was g resident of this
city, aud Waco was chosen on that ac-
count as the plece Of sepulture. DR..
Darlington wss oue OF the ablest ply
sicisus in Texas, mud resided for years
in Dallas. He was also very well known
in Fort worsh. fa,s illness was linger-
ing, and wa3 understood to have been
acnte rhennsisln, followed by SOFTEN
',s,s hi besin. Another death 90,
cur sd This ,5noo', thss IL greatly
deplpred, peins Atrs. ArJ,e q Hall,
aistsr of the ggfi known AID brilliant
Rev. w. IL, IIsr, of the Christian
church. Tha lsiy had gain cd State
wide reputation i.r her zeal in mis-.
sionary AND Sanday-school work.
Tho city and the Suspension Bridge
company are each resting on their
oars to day, each one trsnI.neBed for
the time being with ipjunctions. The
Workman who were arrested yester-
day appeared in the city court this
and the higher courts will p sss on the
merits Of the dispute. The writs
served on the president and secretary
ofthe Bridge conn any yesterday, were
In an irjurction eued out by the city,
and NOT arrests, as reported in last
United states District Attorney
Fearre viii leave for Dallas to-mor-
row evening. to conduct for the gov
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WAxAuAonIE, OCT n,--l specisl,l j
Yesterday ovsn.ng ut a o'oloos County
Attorney NJ. Il. Templo.on nod Judge
o. Il. Dunlap, had Drs. Ward, Jones
and Florsr stop tho funeral procession
ofiho negro, Thomas Dawson, at the
grave, and make Al autopsy. They
found tho mock broken, and'sayo II "a
their opinion that nothing short Of =
heavy blow with blunt instruments
could nave broken 10 IA IL was. Shor-
IN Ryburn arrested Lewis Thoma,
feolOred) who was a. work NJ tho cot
ton yard OF A. n. Farley ~ Co., on sus-
pclon. Tho evidence Is purely cir
cumstantal.
Constable Cantrell ,aud Sheriff Ry-
burn arc working up the oass, and
no doubt in q little while viii mako
some startling revelations.
Tho cold wave has placed ov0r
coats, jerseys and stone coal In do
mand.
DR.. i. U. FeArs 10 down with the
denguo. This Is tho frat case for us.
Cotton receipts ara still heavy and
brings TO day S 60 TO $50.
Comfy Attorney Tompleton has his
hands full. Two courts have been In
session at the sams time.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15
Vernon

VERNON, via WichiSa Falls, Oct, 10,
Especial, l-County court convened
here last week, taking the criminal
docket, which 0ccn pied the attention
OF the court the entire week, and was
finished Saturday. There, were IS
pleas of guilty, four acquittals aud
three conv ,ctions of cases tried. Gam
ing and isorderiy-house cases heve
formed thu bulk OF those disposed of,
ana tn most of these are from Hsr
rold, tho terminus of the Fort Worth
& Deuver City railroad, in this (Wil-
bargefl, cour ty.
We hays cutie a large civil docket
in the UOuny court, which Will be.
taken NJ Monday next aud occupy
the court ddri lg the greater part OF
the week. pcuUs5e business Is SOL for
one week frotu Monday, and the
docket IL an average one
This county needs rain very badly
aud the 'arners are prevented from
plowing Cor wneab because of The hard-
a Soss y m ore WHEAT WHEAT viii DO
sown ta.Gn ever before il
tho history of the county.
Now that the Houston 81 Texas Gem
tfal railroad lands are again on tbs
marker, Wilbarger county looks for
ward to another boom In the way OF
settlers; rs rho best school SECTIONS
sre altesdy t4ssn mp, and the Hous-
ton IL J'axes Centrsl rpilroad lands al.
ternsre Win ihA sch',i lands, thus
formtng halt 81 tho entire county, OK
ceplipg GsW p,vats surveys. The
railroad lands frst taken will make 8
good HON aad farms as any in ths
State. Uplsss the prices arc
put up too high they Val
soon be purchased, and VIII
barger county will cease TO depend on
other portions OF the State Tor her
bread, az she has had t, 90 heret fore.
Tho brick for the new $1,000 jail are
about all on the ground, aad fine
Jail, the first brick building in the
county, will soon be com oleted, and
will be an ornament to the town OF
Vernon and will fill long.felt wan
in the county.
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SHERMAN, Oct. l3.-[Special. Mrs
Nancy Jane Hilton died this mornins
at 80 o'clock, after long and painful
illness. She was sister OF Mr.. Enos
Standifer, who will have the remains
Inferred at his place, about six miles
STrouble never comes singly," is an
old proverb, but 1t Is thoroughly veIi-
fed in the following instance: Mr.
Moody, who was arrested short time
ago and taken back to Kentucky for
trial, left his family atlthe. Perry place,
two miles from the city. A few days
since the entire family were taken
sick with flux. Last evening the
Youngest girl died, and tho next
child, boy. cannot live throughout
the dsy. DR.. Nesbitt, who is the at
tending physician, says they are all In
dang erous condition.
Several OF Our leading men are taxi
ing unite an interest In Newton
Chance, tho preacher who is In jail for
killing Foster, 70 years ago. His
brother arrived in the city yesterday
from Wise county, with q letter to
Sheriff Douglass from Tom Allen, ex-
sheriff OF Wise county, In which he
speaks very highly OF Mr.. Chance.
Good counsel have been engaged, who
are getting things in shape for
speedy trial.
Quito number of our capitalists
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

CoRsIoANA, Oct. 13.-[Special.l Tho
ua,uara "a ,,aatgor ruhioh Onr hoard of

CoRsIcANA, Oct. 13.-[Special.l -The
sewerage question which our board of
aldermen has been discussing will
most prob ably lead TO something
def mite. Mr.. Murreil, the city en-
gineer Of Fort Worth, who was IN the
city Yesterday, after an observation of
our town, relative TO tho point in ques-
ton, says'that the city can put Gown
six miles of sewers which will thor
oughly meet the requirements Of Cor
siosns for about $4,000. The council
will probably take some action In the
premises. a. soon as enough OF ,nsm n,
Of tue bnaid.
Tue Orioa rir,rs, which exhibited
here YESTERDAY, Was over-rIln by
sharptrs and fskirs of all descriptions,
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YMO NOrEn MINIS. HELs,


WAC Have Won Fortunes and What
They Say about stage Life.
"Billy" Emerson has recently made
phenomenal success in Australia,
and is rich.
Emerson was born AZ Belfast n 1916
10 began his career with joe Swee-
nevis mlns.rsls in Wash ng5on in
1857. Later on he jumsed into
prominence in connection with Now
combs ninstrals, with whom
he Visited Germany, He visited Aus
t,alis in 1874. ana on bis retprn 10
America joined Hayerley's miaslrels
In San Franc sou at $500 week and
expenses. With this troupe be played
before her lac 5sty, the 90 en, ibo
Piuce of Wales and royalty gensretly.
After this trip he leased tina . aUd Ard
theatre, San Francisco, where for REQ
ears he did the largest suirG-s ever
known 20 miDstrelsv. In April lafl DO
went to Australia again, where he las
'ssbeateu the record"
"Biily' Is very handsome ialluy,
an excellent singer, dances graceful.y,
gnd 20 q truo bumOrist.
"Yss, sir, / bhye travelled ell over
tlp "Sttt h6NO ttlNo sbiA Hcits9 w hffEN
ole, cons in contact with sll sCrte 1r
customs, and had all sorts OF e1ps-
rieDces One must have q Coas1tu-
ZION like g locomotive TO stand H."
"Yes, 1 know L seem IL bear IL Ire
a major and L dn, but toll yca can
didly that with the perpetuel change
M Diet, waiet and climate, # 1 h .0 not
maintained my vigor with regu sr
uss of Warner's safe cure | shunl0
have gone under long ago"
George Fl. Primrose, whose naTnh j.
known in every amusement circln ~
America, is even more emphatic,
possible, than "Silly" Emerson, IN
CONNIE ndatiou of the sams article to
sporting men generally, among whom
Is is great favorite.
Emerson has grown rich on the
boards and so has Primrose, because
they havs not squaudsred the public's
"iavors."-[Stage Whispers.
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Ginndara Prayalont.

CHICAGO, Oct. l3.-The State votor-
marian, DR.. Paarep, in an interview,
says that from information received
from various sources, he has nc doubt
that CHAMBERS exists extensively In
Montana, Dakota, Indian Territory,
Arkansas and Texas, and yesterday he
Addressed a communication 20 the
Siate Board OF Live stock Comnie-
sioners, suggesting that some ptomlt
action ba taken toward preventing the
shipment OF horseE, nul0s and asst 8
FROM these localities ipto toe state Of
Illiucis
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The streer Car strike

ST. LOUIS, No., Oct. 13.-The Strike
seems 10 have died out to-day, thae
being absolutely no appearanc9 of
trouble. All the roads ara running
fall compliments of cars. II most
cases policemen have b5aa withdrawn
from the cars. There is no inJerrup-
ton TO traffic Of IN wrich ia
fortunate, as the cey IA very rainy
and tho streets very uu ~. Several
of tue strikers have g9 Q b Aok to work
to-day, but the Knigh u Labor claim
that these men wf never members
OF the order and dat they only quit
work through fear. About 600 strikers
have be8n meeting in Turner hall all
morning with lightly closed doors, but
those in authority state that the meet
ing has done nothing OF Importance.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

NoN-TAXABLE pro perty in New York
amounts in v..us 10 $4,000, 900. In
this onormo-s amount Of dead weight
upon the body polite the charch prop
erty is $i)00J,O)0. New Yori, may not
be tho most religious city ia the world.
but 1t thus contributes gene rously TO
the sustenancs OF tho holy cause.
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Palestine.

PALESTINE, Oct. -[Speciai.l- For
several years ono Charlie CLARK has
bseu an omploye in the railroad boiler
shops at this place. Yesterday he
draw hia wages whom the pay cer
came aud last night was proceeding
10 board the train for tho north when
g. policeman and several citizens sur.
rounded him aud pre.ented bills and
claims 10 tho amount OF $50 MIR. Clark
fellotantly settlod aud was theu al
lived TO pursue his journey unmo-
laatpd
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

TAHHFIfI n aa0Inal h btInf IIbhf
sllY faai inei W luads from ihla sldel
about ~ y nni4 pc wfef n1wiht
infH enc partisan luiafg funi, besldtH
nthff fHuHfNut c'niTlbnli ms Ihn
ifnfnf of 81 oi ~ money ~ n eain.
pa'rn r9HlsiaIt IL Voc vtll Knows -
inls SIDE hat NJ leave ID clsar that the
Natl0nsl.ais ali BE- greallv strength.
y ed hy me HstihtRnlr thus received,
Members uf the Commons receive nn
sal ARIA, aud hence only men with y
enmpatnnna nave hiihertn b son fble "a
stand fT election, Urder thu new
srha ne, lmp0yarisho members are
allowed salary cut ~ the psTlia-
mHniATy fund thus raised"
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Farmer, And MechanIc..

save money aud Doctor bills. R0.
lleye your Mothers, Wives and Slstc 70
by timely purchase OF DR.. Bossnko's
Cough ana Lung Syrup, best known
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Group aud
Bronchial elections. ReliveS chill
dren of Group la ono night, may save
YOU hundreds of dollars. PIice %
cents, and 81. Samples iree. Sold by
all druggists.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

The "Fi.gn OF the Mugwumps" is
becoming matter OF Interstate inter
est. Here s. tho ysys Boston journal
sizes up the n@gira: "EPHRAIM has re-
Joined himself TO his idols, ana re-
sumes his old place As ruflls Of re-
spectabilitv On the bosom OF tho bloody
ehtr, -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

THE danger from cholera this year
has passed, it seems. All honor Is due
the quarantine forces that have kept
the nation SO clear of disease. With
pestilence to the south Of us, pssti.
lence 10 the north of US, pestilence to
the east and pestilence to the
West OF US, we have yet escaped, and
the Lard be praised for 1885.
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Better Than Oainina.

NJ. M. Kosterson, Dorsey county,
Arkansas, Hays: can certify To- the
tact that Hughes Tonic ia Tho beat
tonic 1 ever tried. j consider 1t batter
that Quinine.
Prepared by X. A. Robinson Il Co.,
wholesale druggists. Louisville Ken
lucky.
Sold at retail 10y druggists generally
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

AUSTIN has sn election for mayor
and aldermen next month. If p force
is put in that will stop crime in the
capital city, whether Democratic or
Republican, the populsce on the out
side will rejoice aud exolsim, "Thrice
blesssdw For the good name OF the
State let the servant girl enjoy SONS
protection in the capital city.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

MANY Taxans love and revere tho
memory of"old Psp',-GEgERAL SrER-
LING PRioE. A movements Is now on
foo, 10 er,ot monument 10 his men,
ory, and doubtless Texas will come
handsomely TO the frontjn the way of
contributions
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

Or. CURRY, the new munster 10
Spain, haa slgsya denounced Ca.hoi'
icism aud tine pope. We continue 10
be unfortunate IN oar appointments 20
the extreme Catholic countries, but the
state donertment Will learn in time.
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~. BRIssoS says monarohical gainH
cannot shake tho confidence of tina
French In the stability Of tho Republic
In France. n revolution has resulted
In l., Belle France, but The cause OF
the people IL sin uppormost.
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The Indian scare In the northwest.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 13.-General How.
ard mas received letter from General
Schofeld, of Chicago, regarding the
cun plants that Sioux Indians of Pine
Ritae and Rosebud agencies have besn
leaqing sheirreservatione and commit
ting depredations in the newly opened
country of Dakota and Wyoming.
General Howard will investigate the
matter thoroughly and put to . stop to
any aud all depredations. Wis believed
at headquarters that The settlers
have simply become frightened at
soma Indians that are off taeir reser--
Walton by permission of the agent, and
40 trouble is anticip sted by military
authOritIes NiY
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PITrsBuRG, o,t. 10 -- Special -
Hon. II, Jones, memhor Vt Congress
from this district, is visiting relatives
here aud mesting hia many friends AZ
this place.
The Missouri Pacific people moved
into their ueV and odninod'ous depot
Yesterday. H. 10 Is due structure, and
the pso ole ut Pl,tsburs ars prninl of
the e1mpiimen pad thnn hy the
erection OF sueh u fine building at This
Digce,
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THE, Roumelisn trouble still hsngs
IRE. Turkey is willing to lst the
powers determine the matter, and yet
5ha is rushing her soldiers TO tho front.
ait all Turkey has probably learned
thu the bsst settlement of IA inter
MAJ NAL fliculty 10 in good troops
aloru the frontier.
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THE frieods of the Indian insist that
the reservation system must 20 and
that the red man must have his aliott-
ment OF land in sevsralty. This Indian
problem has vsxsd us enough, and
among the Democratic reforms Of next
winter lot us 500 soma practical at
tempt TO settle the Indian trou bles.
The West has suffered sufficiently in.
the uremiseS.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

ONE OF tao prestest victories OF the
new adm lnistrat!on has been witness
ed IN Cnlcsgo. TINS In'er-Osesn ad.
mits that AZ the appointments there
are good cno'. If good results are seen
in Chi,aso, then can the Democracy
of tho country congratulate itself.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

THE president proposes TO osss his
vote for MIR. HILL. That's what we've
been banking on. If the grand high
muck-a-muck didn't have interest
enough in the great gubernsgorlal race
ofNeH York to cast his vote, he would
have b 90 a miserably poor Democrat.
But he's going there.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

TEXAS, as wide as II Is, has est rlod
the visitation of any epidemic from
abroad this summer. The quarantine
has now been raised, and tho popular
thanks arc due TO tho governor for
the energetic measures that have
proven go beneficial 10 us.
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Planters, Attention

Colored laborers furnished from the
East am Southeast in good shape, and
all necessary information given with
ing A. L. Smith, Southwestern paesen-
ger agent of Memphis q Little Rock
railroad, COS Main street.
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NJ. M. Kesterson, Dorsey County
Arkansas, says: can certify To the
fact that Hughes Tonic is the b9s;
chill tonic ever tried. consider il
better than QuiDine. Prepared by r.
gists, Louisville, Ky. Sold at re.
tail ny all druggist and dealers gem
orally.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

tins recent campaign N Onlo had as
magnificent vsrmillion hue aa any
election In America. IL SHERMAN
does ~ get there l. viii bs tho greatest
loss OF blood ever known In tho United
3thlOt.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

Nofwifn srASfis0 the election in
ohio, ihe south "a still a pr0minant
slemCut n tho union. sugHnAN taly
aliempi 10 read We out d tho uulon,
but NO ara thare, MontAuirY.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

UNDERTA1iER MERRITT's bill for the
GRANT faneral was only $4,000. 1t
has bean thought that uRdert2sers
and plumbers knew no limit IN the
making OF bills, but this charge is so
within the bounds of reason that the
country will not kick. Is was fortu-
nate that Congress did not have TO
uury me greaE man.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

ions bnient Lac lfH u ne ni'i ih
ofeat Britain isf Tho idbefals. The
Torios msy 10 sEpsHoi therefore ~
have y bad aitsck ~ lltiOuf's dlsease.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

THE assistance Of Americans is hav-
ing it's effect on. the parliamentary
campaign in Great Britain. While
We cannot vote, we can contribute,
and the result is slculated to create .
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

THE San Antonio Light takes occa.
sion 20 warn tho press against femal q
swin0lnrs " 40 seem to 90 running San
Antonio rs rather difficult TO get g
$40 bill changed 10 Dallas ut best, but
now that tae "sal" hiss nade its ap.
pearance in the Alamo City, ladies
with big bills can DO without change
here altoxsttee
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

CREMATION is becoming moro and
moro popdlsr in the North. In Penn
sylvauia The charges have been too
high, bu5Bow crematory in New
YORK state has placed the figures at
S25, and ths patronage il steadily
CROWN, IN q few years burning the
dead win "a every whore tho custom.