The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-18
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THE JURY LAW.

A UNIVERSITY FOR WACO. -
The city of Waco should sec to it
that Waco University is placed in an
easy situation in regard to the balance
OF the $4,000 necessary to mako opera
tive the State endowment of SGO0OO.-
Waco Examiner.
THE TERRIBLE TARIFF,
The perpetuation of the present tariff
laws depend upon the ignorance of the
people. When they on3e understand
Row u robs the many and enriches the
lew, this stupendous scheme of sys-
tematic robbery must fall to the
ground.--lGreenville Appeal.
PLENTY OF BLUE LIMESTONE,
A beautifully polished block of blue
marble from Burnot County has been
sent to Treasurer Lubbock by Mr..
Adam Johnson, who reports the stone
there in great quantities. 1t is said
That this material, which is better than
granite, would probably be given gratis
Tor building the new capitol.-[Came.
ron Herald.
LEGISLATIVE DEAD LETTERS.
prohibition cannot be enforced I'M
less public opinion backs it. 1t is the
universal experience that turies will
not convict under a prohibition law,
when the majority of the people are
opposed to 1t. In the thinly settled
portions OF county prohibition may
WORK, but IN large towns or cities,
where prohibition has been forced on
them, 1t is dead letter. Denison
HeraId-News.
WILL BE MOVED BACK TO GALVESTON.
10 Galveston: If the News starts "a
branch" in North Texas 1t will not bs
two years before tho entire office will
be removed from the Island City,
Double your wharf company "ad,"
raise bonus, and keep tho News, or
you are lost. world without end. When
the News leaves Galveston Galveston
Will go to Houston. Galveston and
the News lived together these many
years. In Death they should not be
separated Marshall Messenger.
A RIDICULOUS BLUNDER.
We think the scheme of the Calves
ton News to starve out THE DALLAS
HERALD by locating branch daily at
that town, will result in most rldicu.
lous blunder. THE HERALD is good
enough for Dallas, good, no doubt, as
the News will make its branch paper,
and has claims upon the people OF q
city Tor whose interests it has labored
long, that should not be forgotten in
the hustle and excitement which well
comes The new comer.-LBennett Item.
PROHIBITION.
In various places in Texas the local
option movement is being pushed
with vigor and with varying success.
Prohibition appears TO be on top in
most OF tho contests hitherto held
beaumont Enterprise.
1t is question that Will not down,
Tho moral and social welfare of soci-
ETY. requires that check be placed
upon the sale of Intoxicating liquors
ana in the course of time it win be
done.-lWilliaMson County Sun.
CALL IN THE EDITORS.
We are sadly, sadly disappointed TO
notice that some two or three out of
the several hundred editors in the
State have, as yet, failed to come 10
the rescue in this capitol business.
Why the said two or three newspaper
men should have SO little patriotism
as not TO offer an opinionupon this
grave matter we are st q loss TO know.
But, Notwithstanding the editors have
not quite all expressed their senti-
ments, we are Of the opinion that the
proper thing to DO done Ia to refer tho
whole matter 10 the editors. BY all
means lot them take the matter in
hand and lot the capitol board go to
the Iear.- Mckinney Democrat.
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DAZZLING influence and applaud It's
purpose To dwarf, devOur and drink IN
Tho fountains and rills that have made
North Texas desirable 40 @ pasture for
q journalistic White Elephlnt.-. Glen
Rose Clifton
Anew DALLAsIrEs Debating TO THE
MANY.
Tho Galveston News has decided 90
locate q branch Office ct Dallas, as tho
citizens have agreed 70 give O bonus
Of $4,000. Tho News is a great paper,
but we have always looked upon Gal
weston go tho field IN which Ii should
be operated, TIL HERALD has
been 90 closely idenuied with
Dallas and her interests that we
sympathiZe with 10 in meeting and
havIug 10 contend with so formidable
rival. There is hardly "a sufficient