The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-25

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tNcl. 49,. ,r.es Of ilHi ,,ut" wet
eli SAFE iro,imr AMI ,cNns confirm
Drn h ard ,TtcuIiu4 franz ''m
.,e. .ft"'. .,.aiNt~lt 300" 'la"'
,ai 10, tF- .ui a ia. HN'H"v
DrnrN JY Lave Oah his litigation
has retarded the settlement Vt this
desirable aud valuable property. We
congratulate the city on the lima! set
Element of this suit, since 1t places on
the market some ofthe most attractive
and pleasant residence lots as wei as
business stands within our limits. We
have not seen the opinion of the court,
but learn that the Supreme Court ,
reverses its rulings In the case OF
Garnet vs.. Smith, and placed its decis-
ion in harmony with II decision OF the
United States Supreme Court OH the
bankrupt act Of March ,, | '8I, hold
Ing that State Courts can not enforce
their Judgments by sale after the
bankruptcy of the party This decis-
ion has placed our friends, Stenmons
and Williams, in posressien OF snug
little fortune.
AS Freight Agent Easton, of the
Gen trail road, was coming down the
railroad track OH Tuesday night, lit
tie while after the south-bound express
had left, with fifty-six hundred dollars
of certified checks" in his pocket ana
watchmun with a fivc-'lollar lantern
by his side, two strangers, VIII" were
looking out ioral Investment, st"ppe"
out, and one sarcastically abiding to
the Waterman with his fist, the watch
mau described a circle in tile air with
his lantern, which, descending, gave
light to the brain Of the stranger, WHO,
at once, witt iis cOnlpd0aon de r0ytge,
withdrew, t. make negotiations else
where. Eastun then walked OH, thank
ing the watcnlnan on tile OUTSIDE 'oi
his Intelligent view of the situation,
and .,!csaiug Tia, Nifty ~N hundred on
the inside for staying there.
How is it that the grading OH Main
trcet j. corsiticYa,ly above the street
ra ,..,.ki l'hn .ity agreed with the
! ru.,i,im. con lnny as tothe height OF
| the. trade, AID tlr bel was construct
ed ace dinghy. Now the street is SUI
firir Nv cirlnt"d above the track SO
| thai "a Wet weather all the water II
ct-.s.ts "a. Ia, middle Of the track, and
paltj, 4 g,'},Il il ~ rut q TIC can
ha :. !r-u i..c comfortable
performance o W0iim4 in a half foot
of water. But Lncn there are
| "More things in heaven and earth, lioihilH! !
| Than is dreamed oi i'll your phliosopi ~.
In IaB3. uabbage, the defaulting
cashier ot Tie Merchants Union bank
of DIALOGUE, Iowa, told the local edit
" rt Ills lalu that he expected, +.
,ldust,A and strict business habits, to
make in ten years two hundred thou
sand dollars. Ten years have passed,
and Babbage has made his two hun
dred thousand and sixty-seven thou
sand on the top of 1t. Babbage it
seems was bound to have that two
hundred thousand on time, even ii he
had to steal it. But Babbage always
was prompt.
YELLOW fever prevails now at Bryan
and Columbus. One death had occur
red at Bryan which came from Cal
vert, and number of others were re-
ported sick. At Columbus, which is
the erminus of the b. B. c. and &. H.
r., Mr.. James b. Russell died on Sun
day night. In the twenty-four hours
ending Monday night there had been
five deaths and six or eight other
were sick. The physicians are unde'
cided rs to the disease being yellow
fever, but the people are much excited
and fleeing in all directions.
THE gentleman VIA, us snug:y MS
cork in q bottle, fills the wide -bottomed
City Clerks chair, the genial-visaged
Col Mitchell, is incubating a brood oil
figures that will go to show exactly
how the finances of the city have been
from the time it could first "squawk'
up to the present era, when it can 'go
It alone.n In other words, Col. Mitchell
is preparing fiscal statement of Dali
las from the time it first had Treas
ury, up to date. A document highly
.
important and valuable.
BETWEEN the hours of one and two
on w dnesday morning an attempt
was made to burglarize the fruit and
confectionery establishment of Mr..
Botto, ON the corner Of Commerce and
jefferson streets. The feloniously in
clined gentry were, however, frightened
off by the sound of the footsteps of the
barkeeper of Fendley's saloon, who
was passing to his sleeping apartment,
, Immediately in the rear of Mr.. Bottos
; store, at the time.
; HE wanted to make the grading,
which left his house some eight or
ten feet above the level of the street,
J an excuse for staying away from home
for day or two, or until the carpenter
) could put up pair of stairs. The sight
of his wife climbing down the side of
, the bank to "call on him." made him
: think that perhaps he had better try,
/: at least, to get up. There was such
f peculiar life exhibited in her getting
down
) THE EIERALDs agent, Beckett, gets
T. behind the III Paso stage 4 es this
norm z, aud Intends 20 keep inside
: the stage until lac gets 10 Fort Worth.
!. From that point he DIVORCES varionsly
4 aud the thousands of thast who have
0 written 20 us for sample colY Of the
HERALD, win now have a chance ~