The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27
SOME munpS.

SOME yellow jaunders'
NIanTs OF celestial beauty
WEATHER Of extreme lovellncss.
THE wind numbered Itself yester-
day and struck ont hard from the South
MIS- JuDdE MITCHELL offers anolh-
or very comfortable room with board
for lady aud q gentleman.
Mr.. GoNLpE Il making some taste
ful improvemcntsto the very desirable
property which he owns ON Lamar
street.
THREE "dogs Of war; were In the
city yesterday, looking for the recruit
ing Office, TO enlist for the Spanish
"whNllop.".
"CnAoKsMENn aud "lhkors' me
"golng through Dallas, and we shall
feel much blssIulness when they get
clear out.
DALLAS Is becoming one Of the heav-
lest grain shipping points IN thc STATE
That's not the lirst time a good Mfdsh-
inn has helped matters along, '
We learn that Mr.. ScelG ofthe CITY
Bank, was united in wcdlock, ON
Wednesday evening TO Miss Carter,
daughter of Colonel Carter of this
city. h+'''''''t ''''''' f. I'l
TIE railroad switch at Richardson,
twelve miles above this city, has been
twice tempered with, during the night
time, in the last week, by some das-
tard. i'Ht tA
a SUBSTANTIAL frame building II
being erected next to the pOstoilicc
by the cnterprising firm of j. o..
Brown &Co. 1t is going up in brown
style, MS il were.
THERE was an unpleasant rumor on
the street late last evening, respecting
the failure of bank in neigh6oring
city. 1t not being traceable to any re-
liable source, we attach TO it no partic-
ular credencc.
ELM street was so blocked up with
wagons yesterday us to cause grave ap-
prehensions In the minds OF some men,
on one side of the street, whose drafts
fell due on that day, and were payable
OH the opposite side, that they would
20 to protest before they could get
across. 1H
AFARMER complained yesterday that
he had lost, in this city, in less than
four hours, after he had come in with
his load of hay, at least ten pounds
from his wagon by people passing and
pulling strands Of it out to pick their
teeth with.
UpoNarequisition from san Ant9pio,
the man Hoffman, who has been IN
Jail in this city, charged with the stage
robbery near the former city, some
weeks ago, was forwarded to that place
on Teusday night, in charge ofspecial
officer Knight.
ADAMs0N, who don't wear scarlet
ties, but who furnishes lots of ties
of the right quality and the right
length for the Pacific road, was seen
crossing the ties on his way to the
Pacific depot. yesterday And that
was how we come to know Mr.. A. was
in the city.
DAILY, the man who it was alleged
shot ut his cook, surrendered himself
INSTEAD of being arrested, upon the
e,ening of the reported shooting), to
officer Sullivan, in whose custody he
remained all Monday night, and upon
hi, appearance before Judge Kerfoot
OH Teusday, he was discharged, no
charges being preferred against him.
THE fellow Whenever saw railroad,
and never wanted to see one, was in
the city yesterday, and ran several
blocks to catch up with u wagon load
ed with bars of iron to tell the driver
t rat he had dropped half his load
after he reached Main street. at fell
purity regular aud about four feet
apart.'' 1t was the street car track.
Two ladies barely escaped being run
over last evening, at the Pacific depot,
by the engine of the passenger train.
They were crossing the track just as
the engine was backing up the track,
and while stopping TO look at the heat
fight, the engine suddenly Started for
ward and before they perceived the re
verse movement of the machine, they
had just barely time to escape the dan
ger.
AN attempt was made at the depo
yesterday, by two men, to snatch
pocketbook out OF the hand of u lady
who was taking some small chang
therefrom for the purpose of paying
hackman. The prelimlnaries for 5,
curing the spoil were conducted in th
manner: One of the scoundrcls WI
to suddenly jostle the lady and in ii
confusion the other was to grab u
pocketbook and run. The lady WI
accordingly accidentally (?) run agains
but instead of forgetting the security
her money, she was no sooner rude