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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-07
LIVE STOCK.
A Strong Market for Best Grades of Butchers
and SINNERS.

Strong Market for Best Grades of Butchers
and Shippers.
INDIANAPOLIS, May g.
CATTLE-Receipts, 300; shipments. 250 The
local supply was more liberal to-day; quality
some better. Market strong on the best grades,
both butchers and shippers, while common are
about the same; all sold at the close We quotes
Choice shipping steers .25D5 $50
Medium to good shipping steers. 4.S00510
Common to fair shipping steers 4.350465
Stockers and feeders, common to good.-. 3.75045O
Choice cows and heifers. ----.-.--..-... 4.40050O
Medium to good cows and heifers. 3-65 "a 10
Common 81 fair COWS and heifers.----. 2.5003 IS
Veals common t0>Sood. ...........-..... 4.00O6 90
Bulls, common to good-- 2.750375
Mixers common to good .25. 0O050 90
HoGs-Receipts, 1900; shipments $500
Quality good. Market opened active and higher,
packers and shippers buying. Select light in
strong demand while heavy are slow and of less
value than choice $50 to 100 average. Business
progressed moderately active until about all
were sold, closing quiet. Wequote:
Select light. 81 .420445
Select heavy 4.4OO4.4 2l2
Common to fair light .-.--..--..--. 4.30O4.40
plgs a.e00a.133
SHEEP-Receipts ], 500; shipments, / ,460 But
few here; quality only fair. Market slow at
quotations; few clipped coming in, AID selling a
half lower than wooded. We quote:
Good to choice grades -----....--..S4.2O0 "a so
Fair TO medium grades .---..--...-.. 3.65 "a. 90
Common grades -s--------------.----... 5.OO03.33
oprlng lalnoS- oUVUIVV
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-09
COLORADO CITY.
BIG REWARD FOR A MURDERER
Church Conversions Cattle ehipms nts
IAN Hditer who lWins Marry--A
Prob able Chinese Exsdus--sat-
isfastory Watsr-Works--
Marriages and Births.

COLORADO, Nov. s. Special. IA re-
ward of $1,000 has been offered for the
capture Of the murderer of Wayne
Parks. Oificors are stlll on the trail
although no clue to the murderer has
yet been found. Tho father and
brother Of the deceaEed have come NJ
from Bosque and are looking up the
matter.
Rev. W. A. Whittle immersed six
converts this afternoon,
The cattle sbipments for the pasl
week have been unusually heavy. Nc
lens thnn 5000 head OF kseves have
boon sent To market.
General w. Bailey, editor OF this
Graphic, left tonight foi
whitney, to he married on
next Tuesday to Miss
Laura Martin. He will be accom-
panied by Hon. X. X. LeEett, OF Abb
lene.
The steam laundry is now in com.
piote operation, and chinese emigra
lion from this place will soon begin.
Tnts city has purchased hose for the
fire department, and very sstissac
| tqfy trial OF tho water works was had
last evening.
Lonts WeddAll was accidentally shot
by "a little boy Of Colouel L. NJ. Reros
at istan tank. Tho Rsres boy was h,
the ret ot shooting duck with target
rifle. The ball wsnt through the lowe,
lip and buried itseltin the csntrs of I'll,
tongue. The wound is not con siderec
fatNl,
For tho week ending lsBt night thor,
were three marriages, no deaths, apt
eleven births In Colorado.
Tine n68G that The HERALD uil
soon appear IN new dress IL hsiiac
with delight by iis host OF iriopds here
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-09
"DROPPEN DEAD
Tho Fate Ths. Ovcrcame "Littlo Mac
and rive Other Governors.

Anopof Of the sudden death OF
Como ri George u. Mcclellan, we note
tina. the New York Gun points on. tho
siagnlM fact that Governor Dewltt
Clinton, Governor Slss Wright, Gov
ernor William Il. Marcy, Governor aud
Chief Justice Sanford T. Churoh aud
Governor Il. n. F,htur, al of New
York state, cropped dead OF heart dia
case sns undsr quito identical clrcun-
stsncss-each ot them dying willis
reading n lotier except Marcy, who
wan perusing Cowpet's poemsl
Hold your hand against the rihs on
your loft side, front--iho regular,
siehuL. hsaiiugot the great "lorcs
pump" OF the system, run by an an.
snown and mysterious engineer, Ia
awful In its tmpresSiven,sai
Few persons like to count their own
pulso-beatp, and fewer porsons ,lill
enjoy nsrkiug tue "thub-ikub" OF
their own hsart.
"Wha, " Il should skipa bsptvt
Az y naiter of fact tho heart IA tho
iaset susceptible 10 primary disease
Of any Of our vital organs IL L., how
over, very much iujGred by csftsin
loug-contirNsd c9Dssslions of thu vi.
tai organs, like tho kidnuvs. liyor and
etomacb. Moreover, blond filed with
uric acid produces q rheumatic ten.
dency, ana "a very Injurious to health.
ful hesst actlon-~'t often proves fatal,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-09
Eypogttiug Rates,

General Freight Agent Culp. OF the
J,opisvil,, A. N..hvi,Is b,, i,,,,ad a.,
r'n''.,. .,1' ,,.,- 80, -''' .'- '''1
ioiioNiu8 c'rcu'aV ls''oF Vi sg9nts aNo
connections:
For tho North, Caplrn, and Smith
American ExposItiDu. In be mold al
Nav Orlesus Irom Noyen,ber 10. lss5
until April /, 1856, tnis oompany viii
treuspnrt over ia lines All art,olea In.
tended for exhibition nj foil tarif,
ra,ee. In ali cases 20 bs prepaid At point
of snipmepc Lnrough Ia New ORLEANS
Az sJ5itionL rharss of 50 mas. c -V'', nr
2 cs"fs mar jGa nnmniS. L. n. I, will We
msSS ,pd nnnst IN nrnnnid for ,n,IioSo
OF delivery 70 Fypnai,inn railroad at
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-09
therMaa.

SHERMAN, Nov. S.--[Specisl. The
churches were better attended this
morning than usual, DIXON Williams,
IN hi sermon last night nc tho opera
house, took occasion 10 way to all that
he would he delighted TO have evory
person attend his own particular
cnurch, huS 10 those who were not
members OF sny church to come and
near hiu this morning. Tho reeUit
was that all Of the churches had good
sttendapces, and tho opera house WAS
literally racSeh. There wora services
Tonight and viii be TO morrow. which
VIII nfobahiy be- tho last day, 10 Mr..
Williams Inteu6e leaving Tuesday
morning Tor Llttls Rock.
About dn:an young men went over
70 tension IN buggiCa this afternoon.
III tho tramway was only builtit would
reap benefit such days 80 this.
Mr.. joiner, "a travelling man for Joe
bsckel, ol New YORK, has u watch $50
years old. IL was the property of Con-
ersl Aberoombie, who come 10 this
country during the revolutionary war,
anu who lies buried near Lake Cham
nam. IL was made by James Payne,
roster sane, London, England, and has
Doen In this ssno family through Ave
generations. II in quite curiosity
snu iasiill good timeplecc.
city.
Colonel .. Turner, the irrepressibl Bile,
ir NJ the Blnkly.
Tie doDgue 10 on the decrease.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-09
California Railroad Notes,

frcssost snow certain OF railroad
connection with tho Atlantic 4 Pacific
Within tho Iinxt few months. and, m
indira,iOna are worth anything, the
Atchlson, Tupeke aud ssnta ra people
contemplate tha building OF a mad
moan Tire a lsutlc g pccific vie Phm.
NIX nad tlnfence 20 Benson, or via
Tucson 10 Chlsbasas.
a reporter was received In this c,ty
Yesterday that tho second trestip b,-
yond the heavy cut on tho California
southern above San Bnrnnrdino 4. in
place aud tf1e construction train NOW
tuns through tre big cut. From the
northern side no train will reach tho
suinnis Va a day or two. aud tho pap
10 bs coHsrloted will then bp redue.5
10 lets than tbree uiips.
me Cen,ral pacinc Ia IN troubl.
win the Culurndo-Utsh pool, ., ~h,rh
y IL member. siuce April isss tha
company has refused 10 pay ia short.
age ints she pool, sivIpx a. 4 vossnn
the fact that tho Colorado Utah sos.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-09

tract provides thsttho Denver and Rio
Sranoe must not dsl,ver coke from
colorado 10 Salt Lake City Tor loasthan
Sl0 per ION. IL is srsertsd that the
Demver q R'o orspd0 reduced lis Yats
70 Sl3 tone In Asril, atatament nd
nltted ny that limo, whick claims that
IL had y right TO quots such ratio nv
virtue of itg contrast with tho IJnion
Pacific. 'rhs Central Pacific az x.id h
owe the pool Si5 900
An Official OF The North Pacific Cossl
railroad told reporter Yesterday Tim
traok-lsying had been commenced on
inc extension above Duncen's MILL.
ma That tho line will no doubt 90 An,
ished to toErsm'a Ly the first of tho
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-09
Presidents Palmer Interviewed

NEW YORK, Nov. s-LSpeclal.l Item
dral Palmer, president of tho Hio
Grsnde d Western railroad, is In taia
city. Ia en- interview Oh the business
ousloos aud the condition OF railroad
Affairs he expressed encouraging
views. lie Raid:
"rhers ia a good deal of roorganizs-
ton OF railroads going on, considerable
jugg)ery of securities and moro reshur-
ding of tho cards, but new securities
have scarcely begun TO oe created.
Meanwhile the demand is iarge and
eau osly b. met by tho old uDes.
When these gat ton high thu turu of
now enterprises will begin. Pirst,
incomplete rOEha will be tinisbsd ana
branches built from Strong truak
lines, thon oow Orgariz atoms will bs
effected. The day OF mere uarallel
ROADS viii probably not como Cor many
5 long 9eSr. Railway managers who
have been waiting during the long
night OF depression fer the day when
thay can carry out their plans, uiunot
OF ccurso DO marshgllsd 60 takn their
turn for the common benefit. Thoy
know that it ID 0nly during fine wnata-
or mat they can aaroIz pliah thor prn.
Jectn. And 40 with construction ufeyery
sort. expect 10 sep business 20 ON
lIproyinS, railway esrniagr increase
anu prices OF material.
securities AVID everything rise. have
seen three fnancisl panics anu after
each thu atory has bssn the same: Two
VIII never buy railroad bonds or stncRs
a,gain: eIcspt porhaps, those OF old
linAs.'
son each revival, however, y liat q!
roads which were now ooiorn, pesp
up higher into the rsnkn Of tie old
aud respectable roads, and the ratio OF
interoIL Esenls az toe same time % oor.
mahenty fall @ point or two In the
Untten Stot9s, NO that people think
troy fed IL easier to run the riVS OF
tho new then 70 sccopt tho low corr
taints OF the old Investments. EXCEPT
. i6w merely parallel limos there
dOos not appear to be Wnnv
unnecessary railways Ia tho United
Stues.
"Outin Colorado and Titan tho busi-
news indications are certainly on
cour2glog. Tho railway earBings Nre
good ami, although tbero arc sonio
.ptcisl reaoons why they should be- 40
just now, yes tho furtdor rayiysl of
general buSlneas, which hng only bo-
guo asyet, will, / think, enaDlo tho
protent result 20 DO held through a
year or two"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-09
Hutchins House
Mos. .. GALE, Proprietor.
Leading Hotel or The city. Ne sSSusrtsrs
for Commercial Men asi Tourists,
AL Stree, ears pass this hnass.
Rates. - to Is Per day, acsordi.s to loss-
tisn OF rssms.
HOUSTON TEX

aud, OF coursc, the uric acid coma
from impaired kiduey action.
Roberts, the great English su.
'horily, says that heart disease il
chi, ~ secondary 20 some mOrs fatal
MAisdy in the blood or ether vital or
gsns. That Is, 1t Is not the original
source oi the fatal malady.
The work Of the heart 10 to force
blood into every part OF the system
lfths orgsAa are seund il Ia "a easy
tssk. Ii they arc NJ ali diseased, IL 10
avery, very hard task. Take an illus
trAtion: The kidnsys are very subject
TO CONGESTION aud yet, seipg deficient
Ia the nerves of senpation, this con.
2es;ed condition is not indicated by
pain. IL may exist for years, unknown
even 10 physicians, and fit does not
| result in complete destruction of tbe
kidneys, the extra work whlsh is
forced upon the hoSrt weakens itevery
year. snd--a tiny steriOusn sudden
death claims another victim!
Thi. Is tho true history of hear dis.
| esse,"-So called, which IN reality ia
ehieGy a secondary effscs of grigh,'s
q sesso of the kidneys, ana indicates
tha universal need o that renowned
spacitc, Warmers safe cure.
b. L. LaSrsbse, ESQ.,, OF Boston, who
VISA by it go wonderfully cursd o;
srghts disssse In 1879, asys that with
itS oirappsaraLcs went the distressing
hasrt disorder, which hs then discoy--
erss was ouly secondary 10 tho renal
| rouble.
There in a general impression that
tho medical profession is NOT at fsll.
II Is frsnkly admita tina. hsart diseaae
ia the cause of dessh. In other worss,
sonre of heart disesss is not expected
Of thcm!
There may be no help for broken
down, worn out, apoplsctic heart, bat
shere ia u help for the kidney disorder
who's, in most cssss, In responsible ioI
the heart trouble, and II ita use pui
money and fanao into the treasury OF
the profession, instead OF into the
hands OF an independents investigator
eVety graduated doctor IN the world
aould excisim of IL, rs one noh!sr ana
less prsludiced than his fellows enc,
exclaimed: at is q God.send to hu
mHuityw
Whrt, therefore, nnst be tho public
cslfna.e o. THAT bigOtry aud wsnL O
trmbknesS which forpids i'll such ease:
(cooause, forsOOth, IL 10 u proprietary
articls) toe use of the ona effectiye re-
modal AGENCY of the ago.
1HSart tisease," indeed! Why no
cal aSch things by their right nsm es
Why not?
"Dead without y moments warn
ing" This likewise 10 IN uutruth
Wa rninss are given by the Thousand
Physieians are "ros surprised" The,
"expsstod ~" They know what III,
emo viii be, bat the viotim?-- "on, 40
he mssn't ba told, you know, it woulC
only frighten him, Tor there Is no nep
you know, for It'll"
The fate that attended "Litsle Mac
snd She five governors il not rOya
and exclusive Onu--it tbrtstens ever,
ona who fsils 20 heed the warnings o
nature ~ sol forth above.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-09
The Vitality of tho German rm,,ro

The Vitality of the German Emperor.
The Emperor William 10 not only
tho oldest officer 10 the German army
In point OF Sge, but slRo the Oldest gen
oral In point Of service, for his patont
as mcjorganesal dates from March 80,
1888. In 1888 no would, thersiore, eel.
ohrato his sc?teuuisl jubilee rs Prus.
sian general; aud considering that he
Joined the srmy as ensign on March
q, 1907, tho eighticth Anniversary of
hia having entered tho sctivo se.vice
would occur ia Msrch, lsI7-an event
tbusfa uniqpoin tho annals VI tho
Prnsslan army.
With what .esL ard freshness lao
attended The recent Aancuvers In
Wurtembarg may DO inferred from the
humorous romnrk no made to a
Nouus Wuriamborg prlpoa of tho
Rad UhlGns on one rally morning: "If
you and your comrades iiat,er YOUR.
solves that Qua Held day, &C lea,t, will
DO dropped GU my account, you ere
very much mistaken. fool chippsr
enough 20 go through two or thrss
moro for the mcrs pleasure OF IT,
touching episode ocourrot on tbs
dSy or the presentation OF tho Wursem-
berg vSierHns. Among tho Inter was
anonsSonatlsn, wearlng tho iron cross
OF 1878, whom his friends had brought
With the IN u wagon Co Eao tho ompc.
rlr. When tho latter sgw the old war
rior Masking demonstrations t0 .lisht
ne oallsd 10 nim To remsin sested, a.,
heinE tho olsar ot thU two, IL was hia
ttho emperot') place 20 no To him,
witch he did. Polntinn to their crews
es-,ho only two on tn. tield.-he added,
shaking The old mEn bY the haud,
"rhia I. = plOaHnro Wa may M, have
aRaiu la Tits lifo,"-lCnurior journal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-09
TEXAS TELEGRANS.
GATHERED FROM FAR AND NEAR
BY the Hsrald's Special Frsss Gang, and
Poured Into the Columns of the
Leading Daily OF the state for
the Ed,Hcation of it.
SuAersas Readers.


DENIsoN, Nov. S,-[Specisi.l-A
the adjourned meeting Of the cit,
council las, nigh. they granted the
right Of way 10 H. =. Burnett, of Sher-
man, to run tho iramway through the
city. Tho trsmwsy viii run from
sherman to Deniaon. 'rhoy also desig-
mated the streets where the wstsr
mains are 10 20 inio aud the points g.;
which hydrahts will be- placpu.
The fire committee ~as instructed To
receive bids for the CONS ruc,iou az
a two-srory brick building, S0x5O feet.
TO be bulls on the iOts 10 front of tbs,
city jail. TIE building will he used
for tho IRE daaars 1,ent down stairs.
and for tho reeosd0r'a court aud CONN
oil cham Der NO stairs.
Tbs Herald-NewI press aroke down
this morning aud tho paper was de-
layed until about neon. II had To ba
run oil at kurray's steam prjutiup
honso, whore the Gazstseer ia prirtod.
Yesterday THE HERALD reporter
accompanied MIR. r, j. Quinn, the
gentleman who hss tins contract for
furnishing the Houston Il TsxnsCep-
trail railroad with stone, to be used for
cu!vsrta, On train laden with rock
tuab Whs uIstrloutoC notwe6U DenisOn
aud shermnu, on the line o. that re- sd
MERsinn has about so slon working
Ia the Qusrriaa gstsing out stcne:
abost 10 ~ the derriokr, loading cars
with the ssne, 10 teams hauling ii, aud
gangs OF xien nal king culvorls between
this oity and Sherman. They viii
DO substantially Guilt o! stone, and
thsn they WILL % covered with gravel
up TO tbG rotd hed, thereby dong
away wish the wooden trustlen that
were TX sze formerly. When chis
work is finished the road between
here and SherGan will be the bsst in
the Stats. Mr.. QsinD understands
MS busisers, ana Is furnishing thu
company with hns rsck.
The churches were eli well attended,
to-day.
Tho dsngue fever holds i'm own in
this CITY; no let up yet.
To-day e. l2:ls p. u., a fire occurred
IN small dwelling houso east Of tho
houstou &T0xsa Central round house
The hire oersit'uent wsa promptly on
hand, bat could do nothirg wiJbouI
water, anG the house was completely
destroyed Il WAS owned by Rsdaie, 4
lunch stand man, and wsasi nsursd for
about hall its value
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-09
AlgLUsH.
4 German Woman living in Ohio Gives
Birth to Five We'll Formed and Zeal
cfy Children,

~ SOAs ush NoSNh hhV'ne IN Onfo Gives
Birth to Five Wcll- Formed and Heal.
Cay Children.
TOLEDO, O., Nov. s.-[Special. "A
remarkable story comes from Henry
c0pney which, If not substantia,ed.
would be hardly credible. Several
days agoit was reported that the wife
of Wilhelm Freund, German farmer,
living about half milo from Halgate,
had given birth TO five children, all
boys, and that all tho infants were
well formed and alive,
A correspondent investigated the
matter and found that event 10 bus one
Of a oeiies that have happened ia THU
interesting family. Mrs. Freund il 60
years old, SD curing h9r 10 h Year
Of married lite, hes given birth TO
2l children, 10 OF whom are now alive,
the other three having lived to various
ages over one year. The mother il dc.
nc.ised W y connolly German woman,
rawhoned aud spare, ana the father
short and solid, but not portly. The
couple live ON a small farm which the
husbsnd tiils with the assistance OF
his Numerous progeny. Some OF tho
children were born In tbs bayfield,
where tho mother was at work.
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SAN ANTONIO, Nov. s.-[spoclal.l-
hu' Sullivan made an unsuccessful
attempt 20 murder Dan Toomey at
rsinitd Uavo yesterday. Both are
wweu.known railroad msn, tho latter .
locomotive engineer. sullivan TANGLED
mat ho had been insUited and demand
60 an rpology; Toomsy refused, whom
sullivan drew pistol aud attempted
70 hre three ,imcs, hut II would nos 10
Oh. roomsy being unsrmnd. lett hur-
Ileuly for his engine. sullivan then
ffom Same me ana WAS on,y pr r. w. ,n
terposition OF u third party. Both nfo
said to- be brave men and NOT afraid 10
use arms Moro trouble IL expected
Ossvcen them hofore the end In reach
60. ~ Toomey will bs better prepared
Inc mex. time.
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nieisaandise and cotton bound xou,h.
me striks 81 Galveston has esu,.s II
tnere isno prospect o, the smploy.,
VI .his company striking, Tor ,her, ara
wv 10" oi them thar be ouV to- the
sus OF LABOR, aud ax they get god
$3.50 shu are paid or prompiiy, Ihsy
1emntiJ nave no cause To complaiu'
ance. 'A'oi' spPeN-
osivsston drummerp seem de.p,nd
w. on account ~ The strike. Thew SAY
- - no use 20 TAXI ordefs for goods,
ior tney can't be shipped.
DOM the Pacific and Wells. Fargo a
W. W. express companies are doing a
vis pusihess now, merchants shipping
G SnSs way instead of by freight from
ihe Houston & Texas Central nav
en- en- passed up iant night and paid Of
happy. " d"enoe'
IL Ia said tho knights az Labor hava
81 inclination IL interfeve w,,h tha
hoIsioa Il Texas Central railroad hne
,ss being 1T the hai DIS OF ;ha I'm y
etsies government, IL IL not goud 10 DO
50. oNN ~ w"
Travel bath on the Internationa, A.
great Northern and the Houston ~
Ae4aS Central railroads is good, The
passenger trains nre full,
Ahfse carloads Of conyic.s pasSed
soutn on the International IL Great
Nortnern day or two ago, bound for
san Antonio.
All inc cotton is picked ont ia tho
county, anu IN conseq uence the poor
negroes sre emiGratinE to poi sts north
Of this, whore there ia demend for
cotton pickers.
II. a. Jones, Etq- contracting agent
lor .oe housion d. Texas Central rail.
rohu, passed up tho road last night.
us SAD that q railroad ak miles in
lnngsn Will DO huiit from Calvert to a
neNls-nlsonvered coal nina. 1t IS said
.no essi NJ. had thorough Test aud
gave perfect satisfaction.
Asster Mechanic Mobiles, Of tho
houston &Texss Central road, passed
W 0ee road yesterday, on HIS way To
penlsnn, to receive 10 new engines,
fesSh'ly purchased for his road.
| Ars. AcCraoby, Of Wexshaohie, who
has oeen quite sick In Palestine for
some time, went home this evening
her many friends will rejoice at hs,
| recovery.
xlshop Gregg, OF the Eplsconnl
caurob, preacaed at that church rers
enls morning ana Tonight.
| The HERALD is more popular tsar
@Ver, ana itl trionds sre looking with
snXious eyes Tor the day when it an.
peara In new dross. It's pluck and
enterprise is admired and Endorsed by
vi us numerous friends here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-09
TIE Church and th. STAGE.

Hero and there Clergyman rises In
hi' pulpit and makes wild and swoep.
Ina charges against tho etspo, meny OF
watch are untrue. Al the same limo,
thos, very clorsymen nro morally car.
tain that some OF their church MON.
bers so to tho then,or, aud they dai Q
not nct on their principles and exclude
them nom momber.hip. Church
sJpoua ana conventions frequently
pas revolutions c0ndpmning the staga
80 unchrlatian, but who ever hoars OF
ANY ono b1inS communicated Tor at.
thhuinE tseaierSY Az matter Of
leeii = very large PERCENTAGE of this
m enbefs IN good standing OF tho or
thodux churches OF this city arc con.
santly IN the habit OF attending tho
tuester, and no aitompt ia made to
Gail them Ia task for it,
rho Clergy either wink NJ tho practice
or oohNehiently ignore II. Now, fthe
oloigi oontcientiUusly believe that Mt
'onulnX Tue theater IN cunirory 10 the
profession OF Chfistianity, lei tnpm
say ~ liko mon, and cul OF from
membership all VINO dprn, We should
ihsn rtnprot their conslstsncv. what
ever We might think VI their wisdom,
Or u, ON tho other hand, they bplisyo
va Their hcaria that Christian men aud
W nlen may attend the iheater Nithous
hafmi let them FRANKLY tell their peo-
ple 20, md set the example by so'nr 10
sunh performances ~ thoy consider
uplifting.
H. Ia time 20 csass pal,erinu on this
suolect The present uudeclded All.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-09
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