The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-15

valley crops, Those pn the Guadalupe
nave suffered lhe must That river IL
said % have bepn higher lhan the Hood
Of 1850,
The Bryan Appeal announces The
death of Mrs, Jane, wife of William H.
Scarborough, Ia lhe twenly-si1lh year
0f her age,
Tho Rastrop Advertiser states ihat
Ma w. q, Miller while returning fe'
Gently from Elgiu, got lhs small hone
OF his leg broken, Ills horses shied
while des0endinga hill, lIe attempt
cd 10 Jump out, When his los got
through lle spokes of wheel break
Ing out two, aud the bone
The Free Press slalealhal "ihe pecan
crop this year, we learn, h again q fair
one, while that Of acorns aud nuts
generally Is extra large
The Central Texan states that u Ger
man named August 'flllian, while At
tempting to cross Sandy creek recent
ly, was drowned, aud the Two horses
which ho was driving,
Last Thursday morning, our junior,
Me- l., H. lirnlW, and the beautiful
aud accomplished Miss ELLA ThGmp-
son, were united IN the sacred honds
Of mnlll mnuyi ~ the ~ ldrlce Gl ne
budc'S mrWnls. 10y The Rev, Dr, Slilb'
ling iJlcr Democrat
William CurncH has scnl usu few
wigs Ot puhunk lled with HcnrnH
On I've little iWlg there arc one hum
dred ana five Ocurls. Nourp safe for
pork The mast which was thought
rulnod by tle drOuth has cone ont
slnce The ruius, aud Il very heavy
lCumauoho Clllet
a son Of Mr., a, Warhmunn, hltoen
y,am old fol- olru h0at near the foot
otlbo avenue, IN Austin, aud wHs
drowned The body was recovered,
Dr. CD j, II. MGAlee succeeded In
getting on arlp-rOrlOus high.lonesumo,
uu Monday last, nud after trying lhe
speed Of bis horse through The streets
Of our city took 10 iho prairie, with
Deputy lWkcruud two or three spec
CIula In hot pursuit. The race attract
cd general attention almost every
man, woman aud child, male aud le-
mule, including terrier dogs and mig.
gcrs LETT their business who had any,
aud required 10 points from which the
best hook out can be- obtained.
The pUrsucrs returned In lac course
Ut ul hour with the doctor In limbo
LGroesbeck Clarion.
Colonel Schlelcher addressed the cit
lacns Of fredericksburg on the fourth
lnstalL The Sentinel states that Gil.
lesplc viii givo him u handsome ma
jorlN iIewas cordially received by
hIs old friends, and his speeoh con-
WINGED those who heard him that he
was the nan 10 represent them,
The Colorado Citizen Of the Sth in
Stantsays that good lands sold ut the
court house, on Taesday Inst, NJ lIteen
cents per acre, and that on u credit Of
siX months"
The Terrell Press says that "some of
our farmers have already sown their
wheat, aud others are making pre-
paration. \ great dead more small
grain will be sown IN Kaufman this
year than ever before. There ii more
money and less than half the labor in
raising wheat than there's cotton, aud
our farmers are fast realizing the
lact.n
There is greater need of federal
troops in Texas now than ever before
in fact il il aw(ul-and each = der
should he sent with two guns, two bay
onets on each gun, hamper basket
lGli Of pistols, and barrel of bowie
HALVES. Without this there will not be
u radical congressman elected In the
state. Radical "men and brethren,n
can't you stir up the excitement
[Tyler Democrat.
Last week party of Indians made a
raid into the neighborhood OF jim Ned
creek, IN Coleman county, and stole
some twenty head of horses from Mr..
Hart and number from Mr. Gholson.
Mr.. Gholson Is after them with all his
hands and ten rangers, and Is said to
be giving them hot chase.
Since writing the above, we learn by
n gentleman from Coleman county
that Mr.. Gholson's hands came up with
the Indians near the Table mountain,
and had an encounter with them, kill
ing one on the spot. None of the boys
were hurt. Three cheers for the gal
liant frontiersman and his plucky cow
hnNs IL ,0m nnnhn lhiaf