Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-06
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DsHlsR oVahly, aIi bnoughl back for trial,
Ia ihs sNluisiRs Court, eight days Wsrs
eansuIasl, fayler's AlioFaey, ", l., Ray,
Esa,, attempted 10 maks him out insane,
bat the evidence only shovel him ~ be q
desperate young man Aelualed by the devil
20 do the terrible deed, Judge Merton re-,
fused 10 admit Lim 10 hail, aRl sent him 10
Mace Post for safe keeping, until the next
Term % the District Court, TayloT has In
hi. day belonged 10 both armies, aud Dc
serted from both, and is reported TO be a
very bad man,
The people u Eralh are without a jail,
but they have u sheriff In the person Of
Geo, W, Keith, who captures all offenders
and has them forthcoming TO answer for
their crimes. lie IL one Of the bot
Skerfs Ia the State, aud the people arc
determined 10 show their appreciation Of
his services by elseling him for the next
term, II Is 10 be hoped, that good citizens
everywhere will act in concert In selecting
the very best men for this mast response.
bio Office. In the coming election Il be.
hooyes tho people 10 look well 10 those who
oiIer as candidates Tor county Offices, aud
choose tho best qualified, without regard TO
political professions Under the new Con
slituiion, let the counties start of right,
aud prosperity will attend us as people.
Rraih county Is without n Courthouse
AMI deeply In debt. The people have been
generally reduced 10 poverty by raids OF
Indians aud other causes. but they are
determined TO bring the county out, right
side up. Success TO them.
One OF the most important cases on the
civil docket was compromise aud with
drawn. ! allude TO that Of Mrs. Phebe
Gibbs ~. Rev. Peter W. Graves, and the
publishers OF the Texas Christian Advo-
cate. J. c. Terrell, Of Fort Worth, and J.
W. Payne, Of Dallas, were Attorneys for
the Plaintiff nnl II. II. Sneed, of Waxa-
hatchie, and others for defendants. The
damages claimed for libelous words in an
obituary notice, were laid At $4,000. The
nmendc honorable has boen made and peace
A vells nmnng Tho hrathrcn and sisters
So mote il be. The case of Mrs. Gibbs rs.
DIR. W. W. McNcal, is by change of venue
to be tried in Ellis county. In this SLAM
der suit the damages are claimed TO be
great, and here will be nice picking for tho
Attorneys of Dallas, Waco and the smaller
towns. S. II. Rencle, Esq, is engineering
OH tie one side, and Terrill and Payne on
the other.
Candidates at the fall courts are thicker
than tho leaves of vallambrosa. Speeches
have been made this week by Col. Hughes,
Of Weatherford, Capt. Anderson, of Gran
bery, Parson Robinson, of Hood, DR.. J. G.
Weaver, of johnson, candidates for the
House; Major Welcher, of Hood, and A. L.
Kirk, ef Erarh for the Senate. Esquire
Sneed in behalf of Thompson and Conncr,
md Judge Norton for the country gener.
ally. There is much proper feeling in this
locality and the general expression is for
Hamilton for Governor.
Era,h county is among the foremost in
The Northwest for water, timber, and stone
for building. The soil is generally fertile,
md if the Ind ians would only let the set
tiers alone it would soon rank among the
foremost. Yours, U.N II.