Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-12
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Meningitis is prevailing In Sherman
and vicinity. Nine deaths occurred ther'
in one week.
The heavy rain storm OF Monday nigh
I was general all over tho State.
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"' A"ss' spo'. s"y oo''y w "
s,A mVro S'p''os mUn nv iuu'Sns Iao
Pnrehss ., .ne oap''res i,vv q. oan Ah'o'
"o' ~ r"'0" po'"' '''y ""' w sent
v-Adyices from San Antonio report
young shoppers by the million in that
Vicinity ,,.ter
-Four new locomotives were standing on
the side track at the foot of Woodard
street Sunday evening. They belong to
the Houston 4 Texas Central Railroad
Denison News of the 9th.
Several deaths have occurred In Corsi-
cana during the past week from menin-
gifts.
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rrco' onearn"n, a,, IN o'u 0i.'heuoi "s'
res,Vh, ny. VIZ ouuu'" uY"'n N
ing no"u'oieno'' ih'o ~eii On Mo o"n
P'u''' o1
Two men men, named h'ckerson, were or.
.n'', res,eu IN Mil,oan s'eW aAys sincs cnarged
WIN .ne wuruo' vi 'ua" IN h'aonn.,
"nu "'s Nv" 'A iou'' 'oi Wv '''no VI HUT
0''n's' :, y, .5aS..
h.,, ro.,na,s i.ann az, a.. Ses. ss. ana
;s ssr;oosIv ;n;nred bv Tho frost Ia a. w.sL
,tos ~ ra;n Jooa ~ ns. I'M.
sow doys tbsro vii ha = rSrv lr,,t .ha.,
oron o rs;ssd Ha reno,ts ,ho neaehs. as
very nearly all killed. Tho apples, he
thinks, ero not hurt very seriously.-Mc-
Kinney Enquirer, April5.
yo p,,,Ioro hr,,,o. - n
,.u,n Us nhn v.s h.no.d a, sharUo sar.
uesrs ues 70 since %nc W. was cantursd with ~ ~
otber borse thieves near C,arksy;,Iej = rev
days since. He had previously broke Jail
at paris.-Ibid.
borr;hle d.o,b hess,l a mor ror.a
p,ror neor CiorL .v;IIe !, saw dar. S;nca
I'M. ',rn;no ~ nnt ort q sro .hs; ,hrao.' '
snod no dss,ruct;or of h;s ssrca III ,1a.
snuu 1, r.u;nD III ,anJ.; r;.@
insensible. The fire soon reaching him,
burned him to such an extent that he died
soon afterward..-Ibid.
III, ,cnr;,,, Hawaii ,.,r, H..
lann ,,;.uss - ..suta.I.J
one day last week near Cedar Grove, by q
party of citizens, when fight ensued, in
which one thief was mortaily wounded.
Tho oun boots NJ tbe naval stot;on be-
lor Noy orleans arc nren,r;ng for San
Thar fascination 10 discussed With ,veIv
;ntorsst IN Nav or,sans We wondsr Il
II can mea, Mexico -rIIouston Tele erarh
:. ovnoctad .oon 10 5eI;yor docis;on on
tbo right of women 10 practice in ;be
Uni,e1 'states ,Courts nnder tbs 14tb
omon5mant a The test case ia that of Mrs
prodwol, of Cbicnoo ~rHouston T.le.
aronh =
e1p ~ 80.
The city OF san ANTONIO publishes IN
the city press, Its receipts ana expendi.
lures Tonthl .all incorporated towns
and cities should be required 70 do TINS, and
the statements shouid oe made under oath,
and the same RUE shouid apply 10 the
State and counties.
Many disgusted Kansans are return.
ing from iexas'-lE Tx. ANA many well
pleased Texans are Delighted with their
return, and wish them well in Kansas
Southwestern.
s,,., Hawai- ord cri,,o,, N. Io
r;oisrs cbaroeJ win mnrdsr waro
P pafora iuJss T,rner Al Georas,own vii,
ysiU'e i:aO,ao : aasY nyni, le., ss,,rdax cr;,,ar
ran 81 49,, asod ~ wi, 80 hahoo. .arn,,s
Ss",, S"s ~ uarr,i ,yere ref,sed ha;, and no
oeo.' i,.oa nl Co., ,r;oI Wb;,srsf, ond ~
oVmn', ',,,ni 5sd ~, .nn,,, Gov III - hsh.as
Osns oer,,s ana iii, main In ,r;aon
WI p's
Don Iguacio Castro was buried in this
city on Friday afternoon. BY reference to
the mortuary report we see that ho was
ninety-fve years old, and was born in San
Antonio, Texas, The deceased was SOL
dier under Gen. Jackson and participated
in the battle of New Ofleansin 1872. lie
was aisol : so'uiel aerips 'pe isas isso'
,u',ou a"u ~ ,oss, Tsxan "" ,,.;a,s ~ Goi;sd
n mn anu 're ~ .;.;n Pa,., n ~ ,,a"'i
WY ~" ', VI Va; y nd go ~ ~ ~ g.,
0. Wv o,a Pa'..oI ahs 'a;s,v;n..,sa Ill -" @
neiu, '.IA0ts Co.. .,h.t,.
knew wno ispsoio tasav u.s W.T. M,s ~ s"a' was
ms his'oi --lN'1i'A' = 'i''' AA'oA'O
General Delknap secretary of war,
Lieutenant Gcneial Sheridan, General
Myers and General Loomis, arrived in
San Antonio Saturday night, being ten
hours in coming from Austin by stage.
They were met BY q large concourse Of the
most prominent eilizeus at the Menger
Hotel, and the hospiialities Of the city ex-
tended them by his Honor Mr.. Gerand,
Mayor OF San Auionio. Tonight grani
reception VIII be iendered mem, TO lake
place at San PEDRO springs. me line OF
procession wiii Dc orluian,ly iiiumina,
ted, and the PARK handsomely decorated
and lighted. gaia Day we are having'
Gen. Belknap ana party eave mere IN ,he ,
morning for the hio, uTanae ironuer'
thence to Browns'iiis. oonlec.ure: are
rife as TO the vis't Of 'wen'y pronilnen, ,,
o'ncers W oa' - a., IN.
sorts OF rumors are anoat--lN news.
Captain A. c. Hutcheson of Messrs. q.
whitney and Co., agents OF the Nor
can line. accom- panied by Captain Chas.
Fowler and Captain Jas. Lawless, reached
his city Monday evening, having come
mn ,Ie bay and bayou,from Galveston, in
: ~ ,ug' we understand that they visited
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