The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-14

from the Proprietor Is given.
DoN'T sell any Of the candidates
rope
YESTERDAY sparkled like an imperl-
al crown.
LETTUCE, "wearing of the green" at
the vegetable stalls.
WHAT candidates will have to take
verm lfuge tonight?
On and after to-day n daily mail will
leave Dallas over both the Texas Central aud
Pacific roads,
MRssRs. ADAMS d LEONARD arc
punching hole, In the rear Of thelrcNchcq-
uer, for we'll.
Tue street car 'John Nicely Bryan"
IL once more on the right track her re-
pairs being completed yesterday.
DRUGGIsrs should be forbidden to
sell the defeated candidates anything until
at least thirty days after the election,
FROM the knock-down size Of the
smell, the mophltis chinga must have passed
up Main street lust night with It's bouquet.
THE El Paso album cepa, or to come
down from our scientific stills, the Nj Paso
onion, is Deius largely planted in this city,
SEVERAL new private residences are
going up on Cochran street, which Is tmprov-
ing Il very desirable and beautiful part of the
city.
A LADY on Lamar street, in taking
out costly silk yesterday to put on, found
that rats had eaten the train of II entirely
OF. Another train robbery.
THE second term of the present ses-
sion of Mrs. IL. ID. C0ughanours school Will
commence on Monday next, the 10Th lust, MS
per advertisement IN THE HERALD.
TIE lawyer who bought a dozen eggs
yesterday, and found six with young chicks
in them, intends to give Che latter Tonight 10
the candidate who feels the "sckliest.
A LADY lost large gold shawl pin
on Main street, on Tuesday last, for the re-
turn of which, to the Office of the Central
railroad, II liberal reward win he paid.
LAKE, Of the slashing young firm of
simmons 4 Lake, let himself OH the Central
train yesterday, and his friends glitter at
being able to squceze his clipper" once again,
4 LETTER reached gentleman in
this city yesterday, containing draft for
twenty thousand dollars. from an aunt
whom he had been led to believe had died
before he was born.
The appointment Of Mr. j. n. Victor
as assistant general freight agent of the In
national and Great Northern railroad was
u shrewd stroke of railroad wisdom. He's u
double "victor" now.
SAM PHILLIPS tipped another mans
coat out OF the street car yesterday, and Con-
nelly, the driver, swore out an affidavit
against Sanival. Judge Kerioot set sam up
on Houston street in the business of mcdita-
ton.
a MAN in the last stages of con-
sumption received permit from Judge Ker-
foot, yesterday, to enter the city hospital
His cmaci0tlon was unpleasant TO look at
aud he was IL melancholy picture of physical
ruin.
MIR. LEW THOMAS, brother of Station
Agent Thomas, of the Pacific road, accom-
panios the route surveyors to lei paso, as
''note talSer." We are afraid before he re-
turns his gun viii do more reporting than his
pencil.
TT will be seen by reference to his
note In to-day's paper, that Capt. j. l.. Leon
ard declines to allow his name to be used rs
acandidatc for alderman In the Fourth ward.
We regret this, as We are satisfied that he
would make an excellent officer.
AN unoccupied shauty, a half mile
north Of the eity, formerly used by wood
choppers, caught fire from the sparks Of a
passing engine, yesterday mt noon, and
burned to the ground, In searching among
the ruins two boys found a pig OF lead par.
TALLY melted.
AN alligator gar, about the length of
country moetin' house stoyeplpc, and
with his mouth swung open like n cellar
door, topped o wagon load OF fish on Main
street yesterday afternoon, and was inspect-
ed for an infant sea lion by several viewers.
lie was caught in the lake west of the city.
~ TIN CUP containing some frozen
water, the congealment of which took place
some tine last November, is in the posses
sion of a family OF darlSies In this city. And
although 1t has been repeatedly subjected to
a heat sufficient 10 melt 1t, II is MS solid to-
day as 1t was on the day when II was first
frozen.
"DRuNK and disorderlyp is what the
inharmonious conduct OF couple of young