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Nxw YORK rIN.ScIERs
Abe Sentiment Universal that the
Coinage Of Silver shonid be Deli
piteiy Suspended.


Abe Sentiment Universal thas the
Coinage of silver shou,d be Deli
piteiy Suspended
NEW York, Oet. 10.-lSpos al. l-Tae
Commercial Bulletin OF today pub.
lishsd ths opinions of humorous
preminent fiuEnciers sad e5onomls ~
relative b the oxosdieacy Of the sas-
pension Of the fu.her coinage OF the
silver dol.sr. AL agree that tao coin
age should he definitely suspended,
and next, ;bas this being accom-.
piishtd, messure7 should DO taken fot
protecting the futugs use OF si.yer, ~
der al airosman. With the leaGine
commercial nuilohs. Opinions vary
somoshst az b waae ehould b9 the
tcTus OF sucA ca agreements
but there is lll'ls difference Of
'piaion % % tins impossi
bllily Of any eiiscsivo eetslsmoat
OF tbs general question beiag Accom-
pishedi except through iptsyng.ional
cl-oparatioa. These expressions OF
opinion afford, so fir rs theT 80, very
ample evidence taat the repeal OF tbs
Bland acs ia regarded as0nly the first
stop towards "a settlsmalt of the silver
problem, necessary before anything
else can b. accomplished, out TO be fol-
lowed by broad ana comprehensive
measures, calculated to give silver q
co-ordinato position along with gold
in common metslic currency.
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He W ,LKUP CASE
ON TRIAL AT EmPoRIA.
A Great Array OF Lessl Talent-A Jury
Easiiy Selected - Much Interest
2snifested 10 the Csse-rhe
Defendant In Court-How
She stauds the Trial.

EMPoRIA, Kan, Oct. l9.-rhs trial Of
Mrs. Minnie Wallace walkup began
in Lyon county district court this
morning, Judge Graves presiding.
Counsel on both sides were present as
follows:
Attorneys for prosecution, County At
torney J. w. Feighsr, j. Jay Buck,
9. n. Sterry and 1. l.. Lambert, OF Em-
poria. Attorneys for the defense, w,
w. Scott, Emporla; Thos, p. Fenton,
Lsavenwor b, and George S. Dodds,
OF Hpzlehurst, Mississippi.
The special venirs OF lbs
jurors siere present. Tho court
room was fairly filed with spectators
at tho opening hour. Rumors that IL
unssla for large crowd TO gather In
the building deferred many from at
tending, but the increase Of audience
during tho day suggested that il will
be packed through the week.
TIE court called the case of Mrs,
Walkup, and both State and defense
said they vera ready, and the sheriff
was made TO bring in the defendant.
Her cell adjoins tho court room and
abe entered and took the seat assigned
nVib iovipS VIZ Iuusut tub jury
being to the west ct the judge, so that
the defendant could essiy sss the inry
by turning her face little TO the
right. Hon. William Jay, the guardian
of Mrs. WalKup, and oils daughter
Mary, accompanied the deisnS-
ant. The daughter sat next
her. Mrs. Walkup looked her best, AID
seemed to have suffered no loss of
health or depression of spirits in con
sequence of the extraordinary
experience she has undergone
in the past two months. She
IL reported, on good authority
to ba enclente. Hor attire was o coarse
black cashmere, tRsteiully trimmed,
and her demeanor was composed and
serious.
The court ordered the panel TO be
called. The examination for Jurors
was then begun and carried on by Mr..
Story on behalf Of the STATE. After a
good deal of time mad been consumed
IN challenging, jury was
obtained. Tue court gave the usual
instruction 20 the jury sna adjourned
until so. NJ. Tuesday, AT which hour
the evidence for the prosecution Will
begin.
| phe jury are all farmers from outside
the city, and he success in obtaing q
jury the first day suggests that the
case WIN be finished in lass time than
was generally expected. Mrs. Walkup
retained her CompOsure throughout
tho day, although not as well in tho
afternoon rs in the morning. The trial
Is going to DO q severe strain upon her,
bus sheWill no doubt bear up 10 tho
end,
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ANARCHY IN BuRuAH.


WILL BUILD RAILWAYS AT ONCE,
SHANGHAI, Oc.. l9.-The Chinese
government has unanimously decided
tn proceed sOssdly with tha work Of
building railways throughout the en-
piIo.
A DESPERATE FIGHT WITH CHINESE
PIRATES.
HoNG KONG, Oct. l9.-The Britiah
steamer GREYHOUND, trading To-
cslly IN Chinese wat0rs, ar
rived hero to-day. snd her
second officer reports that desperate
attempt was made by Chinese
pirates 10 capture the vessel.
The captain OF tho Greyhound was in
veigled on board pirate chip and,
after being plundersd, was
killed. Tho pirates then
attempted to securO the Greyhound,
and a desperate fight eusuod, In
which three other officers and
engineers of the latter vessel
were badly wounded. Tho Greyhound
put on fall head Of st6am aud es-
capped to this p1rt.
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THE newspapers Of Texas are Inc.
proving moro rspidly then those Of
any other State In tho matter Of typo.
graphical appearance, editorial ability
and news service. Several papers
which bsvo recently come 10 our Office
~ especially 70 bs commended,
onoug them the Austin Statesman,
~ NsvssotA Weekly Tablet, the
9ondAy O isslsssss Of Dsulsou, and the
Houeton kusl Whilo Nhis list doc,
~ lnxlade ~ ~ allsAellvely' In
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WASHINGTON, Oct. l9-Attornoy-
General Garland said to a Post ro.
porter to-day, In regard 10 the request
OF Chief Justice Vincent, OF Now Mex
leo, that he DO allowed to come
TO Washington to vindlcate himself,
that he had made no reply to Mr.. Vim.
cents request or 20 the dispatches he
had received from Other parties no
qussting an investigation, and that he
wonld not consider tho case until all
thst IA to be said about the mattor liz
before him. Tao appointment of Dor
soy. as inry commissioner, Garland
said, Ia only one Of many Indications
lhas have led him to believe that
Vincent was not IN the
proper atmosphere to exercise judicis 81
functions with entire impartlality, Mr.,
Garland added that Vlncenps pre-
vious aasocia ions were prejudcial
10 him, aud that this fact Ia other
cases mRdo 81 inprac.icah bio
for the administration to fcl-
low absolutely merely thnt
plank In the mooratic platform,
which ssys that Territorial Offices shall
be tillod by residenta Of the Tarri-
tory. He said the administration knaw
that MIR. Vincent had boon eugagsd
In land litigation, and had been i'm.
prisoned by the former chof justice oil
the Territory, but those maiters had
boon explained Satisfactorily before the
appointmont was mado.
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THR president Is reported as con.
slant reader Of tho newspapers and pc
riodicals. COLONEL LAMONT pur.
chsses for the White House and buys
''s,acks" daily, It il said. The presl-
dent 10 an independent man, but he is
human and can't rests. tho temptation
to lesro, as Aas. LINCOLN used TO
say, "what they say Of u.s." Then,
again, ,hs president knows that a man
without newspapers In this age, IL
worse than u mummy.
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CARDINAL AcCLosKEY's will con.
veyed his property to the Church, as
goes the property OF all the great
Catholic dignitarles. Be- 1t much or
little, no hungry, poor relatives will
have the chance Of fighting for the
spells. But the good prelats's life was
full OF usefulness and charity, and tho
people ct large have not failed to enjoy
added blessings from his career,
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WAsuINGToN, Oct. ls.-Jas. Crow
Icy, OF Buffalo, was to-day appointed
appointment clork of tho postofiice
department, vice JamoH A,
Dose, of Maine, transferred to Lha sec
end division of the postmaster gener-
ais office. Mar, CrowleY has hsen 1T
tecned IN the editorial staff Of the
Buffalo News for many ysars, aud is
said to be q personal friend OF Presi-
don't Clayoiauh.
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IT appears that In enforcing the legal
fiction Of tan artificial person" 90 far
back as lSi2,the United States supreme
court got itself into business with
arush undesired and unsnticipated.
Tho present session Of that court fiuds
over 1000 cases on It's docket, most OF
them beiag corporation suits OF some
sors The court 10 about three years
behlnd in It's work and oan not begin
to clear its docket.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20

1RIsH.Americs is moving grandly
for the relief OF "Ould Ireland" itself.
The plan now to raise funds to carry
on . grand parliamentary struggle is
80 far superior to dynamite and boy
cotting propositions that all lovers Of
liberty In America can choerfully
contribu!e to its succes. Texas town 8
are moving with the rest,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20

CoRsIoANA seems determined to try
the luxury Off daily newspaper with
Associated Press reports. Such lux.
uries come high, but Corslcana is full
OF pluck and enterprise, and may be
able t. afford this ono. In the mean
time, THE HERALD will be- down daily
to greet iis Navarro friends.
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TIM sc,ion OF tho Farmers Alliance
In Denton, II reported correctly, in de-
termining upon tho building OF a big
hsur mill, Is most excollen. idea.
The Idea OF cooperation among farm
ors and producers 10 yet In its infap-
cy with u, but ls bound to win II good
business Intelligence controls the OPP
erstlons Of the those Alliances,
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FAIR weather never probably
broughs such premium as at present
at Mesqnie. Our correspondent says
three weeks more Of IL VIII put the
Mesqui'er, all out of debt. We only
want abou. three days OF old-fash-
Toned norther to put us out of debt to
tho moequltoas.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
France.
france.
RupunLfCANs VICTORIOUS.

hsfonbiOANs VICTORIOUS,
PARIS, och l9.-rt Is thought up.
likely that the Conservatives viii
win single seat In Paris. Eight
Republicans have boon elected In
Aisnes and skin Loise ut Cher.
CONSERVATIVES VICTORIOUS IN THR
PROVINCES.
PARfs, Oct. l0-Tho elections passed
on quietly, NJ. Goblet being elected
minister. Instructions have been re-
turned by a large majority, ana it Il
believed that tho Conservatives are
victorious In tho provinces.
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JOHN SIBERIAN is now more forcibly
impressed than ever with tho truth
that "peaco hath its victories no less
renowned shan war" He never smolt
powder, but he has got a steel grip on
the government crib.
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PEcos, the "new city Of the west"
seems to have gained a host of friends
and admirers during the recent sale
out there. 10 looks ~ II theWest needs
only to ba seen to ba loyei, and is lili-
ing up with substantial Immigrants
and business ia most astonishing
manuar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20

ONE of these days Democrats will
quit betting on Ohio. A man who win
take chances at all will take desperate
ones occasionally, but Democratic
success In Ohio is becoming entirely
too prQblomatlcal TO risk money on.
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SECRETARY ESDicorr Seems " DO in
accord with tho average ofilcor Of the
army, as he should DO, In his mental
tastes. He IL said 10 dsvour masses OF
light French literature. 30 long ~ he
dossn't follow In BELKSAp's footsteps,
however, he can read all tho trash ever
printed, aud tho country won't kick.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20

While money ia close. wayes and
prices low, expenses should bo cut
down In. every household. Economy
the watch word for Mothera. Head OF,
Doctors bills by always keeping In tho
house a bottle OF DR.. Bosanko'a Conrh
and Lung syrup. .siors q Cough In
stsntly, relieves Consumption. curea
Group and pain In the Chest in ono
nigh. II II just the remedy for hard
times. Price 90 cents, and 81, Sam.
pies ireo Sold by all druggists.
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THE Eastern war now looks i'm
probable. Those European follows
keep American editors constantly of
In war adyices. Just whom 40 have
got them to fighting over there, they
suddenly swear they are violently 10
love with each other.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20

In view OF the mlshsps to balloons
and balloonists this year, tho Savan-
nah News is constrained to remark
that political gss-bsgs alone are not
dangerous 10 rely or. In the long run,
however, balloon Is the best rslisnce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-20

SINCE OSCAR WILDE's baby made
Its appearance, OSCAR Ia said to have
given up his aesthetic cries. Tho baby
now howls with just as little esthoti-
clsm as any other baby, and OSCAR has
been brought from the clouds to sooth,
Ing syrup as rapidly as many better
man,
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Our commercial special from New
York tells US that general business
last week was tho bsat Of the year, so
far. snd that all lines are feeling the
improvements. The year 1885 will yet
mark glorious business era in our
CnlIutrv
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II New York and Virginia now 40
Republican BLAINE will feel that,
after oil, 1t might hsvo been rs much
BLAINE IA BURcuARD last fall. Time
and consequences may set UNCLE
BuRcHARp SQUARE vet.
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Ireland.
PARNELL's BROTHER SUING HIS TEN
ANTS

DUBLIN, Oct. l9.--At tho Armsgh
sessions, Joan Howard Psrnoll, of
New York, brother OF Mr.. Chas.
Stewart ParDell, sued aeyeral
of his tensnts for nou-psymeuE
OF rents foc seven wears. The magis.
trato remarked that tho defendants
had evinently oboted Charles Stewart
PsrnelPs instructions instead OF the
plaintiffs. A verdict in rsvor of the
plaintiff was rendered in each cess.
Seven farmers have been sentenced in
Limerick to ono months imprifon-
nent for rloting and boycOtting,
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Burniah .
SUMMONED FOR sHRVICB.

MANDALAY, Oct 19.-Every avRila.
bic armed man ha, beoR summoned
for service. Tho Bnrmsh ministers
have decided t. stop the British envoy,
with the Indian govsrnIneng's ulti-
matum. at the frontier.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.
ToEsDAyOCToBER 90, 1885.

THE dergue Is going West. 1t can
stay there and grow up with the CORR
try, SO far as this section il concerned.
Colorado City is now enjoying over 100
cases.
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THE st. Louis Globs.D Democrat Of
Sunday morning has the following In
It's local columns:
"MR. q w. WHITE, president OF tho
Central Texas Stock Growers associa-
tion, was IN tho city yesterday select
ing Is badges for the New Mexico sssc-
citation. Toe badges are 70 DO OF goli
and 20 cust $40 each. Mr.. WHITE says
that Texas IL coming 10 the cattle con-
yention IN force, and hopes TO have all
her reasonable demands heard and
considered. Tho attendance from tho
entire southw est, he tninks, will be Of
greatqr weight than Last year."
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Ono Experlonce Of Many.

hgying eXoerlenced Q great deal OF
"IroubleW for indigestion, SO much
so mucn 10 thst ] came near losing
my Life!
My trouble always came after eating
any food
However light
And dlgestiblc,
For two or three hours at a tiue I
had TO 20 through the most
Excruciatng pains,
and the only way L over got"
"Reliet ~
Was by throwing up all my stomach
contained -! No one can conceive the
paias that had to go through, until
Sat last?"
/ was taken! $50 that for three
week. lay in b9d and
Gould eat nothing!!
MY suherinss were so that ] called
two doctors to give me- something thet
would stop tie pain.
Jhelr Efforts Wef0 no good TO me.
AT list hearfha good deal
"Ahout your uop B.tters
And determined to try them"
6ot bottlo-in four hours took tho
contents of
One III!
Next day 1 was out of bed, and have
not seena
"Sick ~
Hour, from the same cause, since.
l have recommended 1t 20 hundreds
oil others. You have no such
Advocate as am"
GEO. KENDALL, Allstou, Bosto1, Mass.
Downright Cruelty.
10 permit yourself and family TO
"Sutfer "
With sickness when II can be pro.
vented and cured so easily
With Hop Bitters ~!
Hf-None genuine without n bunch Of
green Hops ON the white label. Shun all
Tie vile, poisonous stuff with "uopn or
"HopS" In tleir name
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Cuba.
REBELs PARDoNBp.

HAVANA, oos fixing Alfonso has
parioned tho rehels, Maroon, GRlnno,
Sumognara ana II mar.
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Germany.
IMPERIAL RRaoeNITIoN.

BsRLlN, Oct. l9-Emperor Villa "A
has issued q receipt recognizing
Archbishop Kc0montz, tho pone's
appointee 10 tho Arch-diOoeBe OF Co
lOgne.
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DIsBANDIEG HER RESERVES,

UlSbNN MIN" IEK NEHNNNkS.
VIENNA, O3t. l9--Il Is stated that "a
regul ~ ths pacific attitude Of Bul-
G..ria. Servia is dIsoAnding d portion
OF her roseryeG.
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"Tha! whlssr ssin Of hsss than NOV.
And smspth ne Monumental riSuSsssr.
~ ~ as9a sc;Ss Y ~, H,:iss rosschls
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turkey.
WANTS ASSISTANCE TO ENFORCE THE
BERLIN TREATY.

CoNsTANTiNoPLE, oc.. 10. - The
Turkish cabinet has resolved TO de-
msnd ofthe powers mora active assist
anoe, in oGder to enforce tho Berlin
treaty.
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snd that the hope tbst peacs will bs
insln.aiuei, Increases.
TIE AFFAIRS OF INDIA.
LONDON, Ocs. l9.-Lnrd Randolph
Chutchiil, secratsry al state fer India,
has acceGed 20 request for a
marching inquiry into the STAIRS OF
India, spsrt FROM the question o.
policy.
ANARCHY IN DURuAH.
LONDON, Ocf. l9.-T0e Times hss cd
viceS TO the effsc, that complets an.
ssohy prevails in Bnrmah. IL ia ex-
expected that the Dscoit tribes Will
storm Mand slay. A v.ry hostile feel
ing Is shown in Burmsh toward all
foreignora aud q general massacre ia
feared. The italian consul at Mands.
lay has .heel threatened with ia-
prisonmsnt.
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Weather Report.

49, COTTON BELr REPORT.
The cotton bolt weather report for Texan,
showing the maximum and minimum
tenn perature; also the rainfall FOR emo past
n hours. III as follows:
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Ggf-None genuine without bunch Of
green Hops on the white label. Shun all
The vile, poisonous stuff with "uopn or
Hops" In tleir name
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IU- GhlLas la aJSIt,H. ttoa
our tore. DpIumu. Jetrr. rhi0'.
tlrd me tact that the now railway ontor
lniaa Of bRllas, the DALLAS n Northwest
mn, had rented quarters IN tho
Merchants N'ohanRo tor head
ulmtorh and Ia n lew days
would place = corps OF lnspoc-
ton and inv os,gation In tho hold from
here % sa gmDur. Tho Dallas llrrALp
has porsis,ont'y fought Tor this outcome,
aud tor woei, or two past has comb
doutly piedtetod that the Immediate III
ture wpuld show road ~ organized
and m'itoygaliled ~ 90 give 20 this city
all 10 IOedol In the way al = northwest
conn ectiCp.
Tire result has only approved our
iudgmert. In week or less, We are
told, surveying corps II 10 DO
placed in tho feld and the "Queen
City's' capita loo reaching out after the
magnificent trade and possibilities of
the Panhandle. Az soon as the appeal
WIS properly made Dallas capital
az once responded. We are OF those
pos sibly who ARE slow 10 anger or vigor'
| bu. when matter OF vital importance
/ Is brought homo 10 the enter
pflsing cit!2ons of this city, no
men in America respond more
quickly or with moro generosity
one thing OF special Significance the
! HERALD GpsireH to call attention to-
the comnsittee and accompanying party
that will go from Dallas into the North
west vii, be composed of some OF the
most reliable mon in this city, gentle
men who have risked their individual
means In this new railroad venture
I, They VIII not 90 to prey upon citizens
OF other localities or the credullty OF
men ready 10 invest wherever an OPP
! portarity 10 presented. They Will go as
| a bona tiGe obligation seeking sn outlet
| for the big trade of Dallas and an inlet
Tor tho great trade OF the Panhandle
aud what assistance thoy seek will bt
asked upon purely business grounds
| The communities from Dalles To the
| Panhandle cannot better subserve theil
own interests than by meeting this del
egatiOn of the Dallas ~ Northwestern
wtth open arms and atfOrdine materia
aid. Whorover the road runs-and it il
now an. assured line-it will prove no.
only beneficial to Dallas and it's incor
porators, but bonanza to all localities
on the route, and one they car ssverallI
and libs-ally bid Tor. No Texas enter
terprise promises greater outcome.
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TIE cHoLERATH,S YEAR.

VIII tho cholera prove epidemic in
this country this year is now an all alb
sorBing topic. For several Years past
the United States has been particularly
free from anything like an epidemic,
aEi the possibility Of one now Is richly
calculated to alarm Ill the people of this
NAT on. Yellow fever has been stopped
in or confined To few of our southern
ports Tor may years past, and cholera,
the general scourge, has not been felt
for many a long year past.
Europe appears to be watching the in
oculating process in Spain with great
interesl. 1t may be possible that pre-
ventive has been found and that the
horror of this great modern sCourge has
been relieved. Certainly, in it's I'M
checked course nothing could be more
terrible or slarming than this plague of
Asiatic origin, and its presence in Amer
lea this season would prove, from a
manifold standpoint, the most disas-
trous. For this reason the HERALD, in
common with all other papers in the
country, has been crying in strong
terms, "Clean up" Whether the cpl
demic comes OF not, no city failing to
prepare for its appearance will DO eH-
cused from the charge of gross negli-
gence.
Encouraging nows comes from New
York. PRoF. or DIR. HAMMOND, one Of
the greatest ply sicians of the day in
America, does not apprehend an cpl
demic this year with us. His opinion
is entitled to great weight, but is
directly in conflict with that Of dozens
of other great doctors. 1t is to be hoped
that DIR. HAMMOND has "sized up" the
difficulty properly and that his word
can be relied on, but of course it is
merely a conjecture on his part.
The principal ground for not antici-
pating cholera in America this year is
the fact that the disease last season was
only virulent in one or two points OF
Europe. Had it been epidemic and
rayaged all sections we could hardly
have avoided it this year in tho United
States, but as it is the general scare in
America seems to US TO be untounded.
II American cities will clean up and
''fumigate," il looks to US from all these
best OF reasons That no epidemic need
be at all feared or anticipated. We trust
THAT Dallas viii at once have lis lamps
trimmed and burning, however dark it
may remain in other quarters.