The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-16
GENERAL PRESS.


GENERAL PRESS.
soUTHERNERs.
Some more northern people have
found out that the rebels wore neither
horn, hoof nor tall Auburn IN. VI
News.
THE JEWS.
"Forty years ego," wrote Disraeli In
1858, "the two most dishonored races
in Europe were the Attic and the He
brew" Yet one of them to-day Is re-
building its ancient fame, and the
peerage of England has opened Its
portals to the other New York Her
aid.
Ifpolygany Is not in condition Of
decay approaching death all signs fail.
Let the Mormons hang their flags at
half-mast If they feel like it. All law
abiding citizens will feel more than
ever like hosting the national emblem
to the topmost peak Philadelphia
Times.
ATwo POUND barry.
A baby was born last week in Nc
Cook County which only weighed two
pounds. A quarter OF dollar will
completely cover the palm OF its hands,
and a finger ring will make nice
bracelet for IL. Both mother and child
are doing we'll Bridgewater (Dakota)
journal.
TAMMANY.
The Tribune says: "The open Of
forts of number OF prominent Demo.
Gratis to become members of Tammany
Hall does not look as though that or.
ganiZation was much hurt by the fail
ure of the administration to recognize
it in the distribution of the spoils. In
fact, Tamm any is showing uncommon
liveliness. There seems to be strong
ground for believing that Mr.. Kelly
will soon be in active control again.
In that event, II The administration
attempts to defeat Governor Hill for
denomination. it is likely to find out
what 1t is 'to monkey with the buzz
saw"
OHIO POLITICS.
We hope the Democrats of Ohio will
nominate n good man; and we advise
them to be prudent and make their
nomination entirely independent of
President Clevelaud's request or
wishes. The President has no bust.
ness to interfere in tho local politics of
Ohio or of any other State. If the Ohio
Democrats mako the mistake of nomi-
mating the Presidents man, Hoadly,
they will probably lind out on the
evening OF election day that tho voters
of Ohio prefer Republican, 1t is odd
that Mr.. Cleveland should forget how
he became Governor. If what Gov
ernor Hoadly reports OF him is true he
Is almost rs iorgotiul as Hoadly Is
himself New York Herald.
DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION.
The administration is Democratic,
and its agents should no Democrats.
The Republicans ought to DO displaced
because they are Republicans, and DO
cause this 10 Democratic admlnistra-
ton elected by Democrats. They only
are entitled to the offices. Any other
theory is an emasoulatiOn of manll-
ness and tho hoiRhth of absurdity. A.
change Of heart by Republican Fed
eral officeholder just now is humbuR.
When election day comes on he will
be found acting as Republican agent,
and will laugh at the innocence of
Democrats who retain him in place
and give him an opportunity of stab.
bling them.- Cleveland Plaindealer,
Dem.
WELL FIXED IN ART.
The New Orleans Times Democrat
says Mira. Mary Jane Morgan, widow
of the late Charles Morgan, of New
Orleans and New York, whose death
at Saratoga Friday last has been an
nounced, had wonderful collection of
costly works OF art In her magnificent
mansion in New York City. She had
many rare devices In silver, and a
superb collection of China and porce-
lain. She had about 200 pictures, many
OF which are Of the most renowned ar
lists Of modern times. To ono dealer
in New York alone she paid 100000
for pictures. For one pair of solid can
delabra she paid Tiffany $4,000. Her
collection orchids alone cost $500, 900.
Her art treasures, china, silver and or
chids are estimated TO have cost So
100000.
coCKRELL's wALK-ovER.
Democratic papers in Missouri arc
already canvassing the senatorial sit
uation with Wow of ascertainlng who
are to be In tho field at tho expiration
OF Senator Cockrells term. The st.
Joseph Gazette short time ago de-
Mod with earnestness tho report that
Congressman Jamos N. Burnes was
ambitious for senatorial preformont,
and as the Gazette is Mr.. Burmese
property, this declaration was taken az
hnal, and for while settled speCula-
ton on that point. II was only q tenn
pornry quietus, however, and Madam
Rumor mas again started the tongue of
gossip. We are now assured posi-
lively that Colonel Burnes will DO a
candidate, and that his frlonds
throughout the State have already
begun looking toward tho election of n
Legislature favorable to him. IL
would be sad If tho Burnes boom
should provo, like tho bumble.bee, to
be biggest when first born, -fSprlng.
field Herald.
IOITIgIANA AtINppAVg
The louisiana exhibits at the Expo-
sition have unearthed and made pub
lie discovery which will have an i'm.
portant effect on the future of North
Louisiana, which may completely
change tho destiny of that section and
which certainly will mark new era
in the industrial development and
growth Of the South. This is the dis
covery of rich and valuable iron de-
posits In various portions OF
North louisiana, ores of wonder
full purity and freedom from
other metals, valuable In the percen-
tago OF iron they contain, in their near.
ness to coal deposits, so that they can
be cheaply worked, and In favorable
situation for the transportation of the
IRON 70 market. When, further, tho
TACT Is considered that iron is very
49, " - hAN ANtoACh NNab vi luO Nllh-
sissippi snd south of the Arkansas.
this new discovery holds out the prom
Use that Louisiana may become for the
southwest what Pennsylvania il for
the East and Alabama Tor tho South.
ern Atlantic States,-[ New Orleans
Timos-DemoorRt.
NO CoNFEDs. WANTED.
The unfair ruling of Secretary In.
mar "a Confederate) and Pension |
Commissioner Black that no doctor
who was in the Confederate service |
shall be appointed q pension exam |
liner proscrlbes at least two OF tho phy- |
sicians who are applying for the ap-
polntment In this county. Had Re-
publican administration made such a
distinction there would have been
moro indignation than was eyer ex-
hiblted against the multiplicity of
Republican usurpn.ions and acts of
tyranny while th0y had tho power.
Whom we elected Mr.. Cleveland IL was
understood tho WAY WIS over. hut we
xvare mistQfnp IfHnptnIa Ia IN SAVED |