The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-07

acknowledgements 10 George Is Merl-
wether, Esq, for furnishing then with
a number Of very comfortable camp
chairs for seats.
MEssls, RANDALL. Il BRo, are put
ting up u new frame building adjoining
Ing tho foundation TO McConnelPs
brick, on ELM street II VIII bo occu-
pied by q Wholesale liquor firm.
Fon wondering with his hand what
was IN another mans pocket, n knay-
ish individual found himself "pnlled"
last night on Main street, II was
quite n surprise to him, but the police
couldn't help that that wasn't what
they were made for.
The Turner ball Inst night was n
magnificent success, just as or Ger
man friends make everything, II was
far In the dream Of the night whenthe
festivities closed, and the heart chimes
Of the bells ofjoy were silenced, to be
awakened at some future occasion.
A PAIR of horses, alarmed at Pacific
engine whistle, yesterday, upset two
crates of queensware out of the wagon.
What amount Of damage the contents
of the crates sustained, will not be as
certained until they reach their desti-
nation, one hundred and fifty miles
west.
In attempting to turn his buggy
across the street railroad track near
the market house, on Sunday, the
buggy was capsized, and Mr.. Calm, the
popular Elm street barber, who was
riding therein, was pitched forcibly to
the street and badly wounded about
the face.
ATTENTION IA called to the change of
schedule oftrains running on the Texas
and Pacific railroad, which went into
effect on Sunday last. 1t will he seen
that the mail and express train now
leaves this city at 1859 at night, and
arrives at o;l5 II. m. ccommoda-
ton train leaves at 5p. M, and is due
at 2;l5 p. m.
The gun and ammunition store,
which was removed onrOllers from the
lot ON which Messrs. Randall IL Bro.
are now building, has come to u halt
opposite Messrs. Cowan u Co.'S. 1t
can't find n lot in that neighborhood,
owing to the inhibitory ''fire district"
law.
A BUGGY, smashed to pieces, is lying
in the creek just the other side of Mr..
Nussbaumer's residence, Some boys
informed II gentleman, who inquired
the occasion of it yesterday, that the
horses attached to it ran off and killed
babe which was being brought into
into the city by its parents, for baptism
at the Old School Presbyterian church.
No further information could he OBJ
tanned.
SoMEprowler scaled the fence of the
Commercial hotel yard, yesterday
morning about two o'clock, and find
ing the window of room No. 10 open,
thought he could strike lead, and
struck n match to see where to begin.
Just then the night watch was making
mis- round, and being attracted by the
light looked In the room and spied the
picture at the window, but before he
could cover that object with his six
shooter it had disappeared like flash.
AT a meeting of the members of St
Matthews parish, held yesterday GAS.
ter Monday, the following gentlemen
were elected vestrymen for the ensrl.
ing year: George w. Baylor n. NJ
Williams, w. l.. Murphy, c. f, Tucker
Couohomonr Iohn Korr w
=, W., 'Vnn 49, q. W.
ochehck, w. II. sutton, hlchafd MOT
gan and John w. Swindells.
The following were elected by the
,,oat,,, 40 oe,oora. caou.o wy u. h..
Noo.'s 80 o,''0ers' uoo,se w. Day 'o''
senior warden;f. ID. Coughanour, junior
warden; John Kerr treasurer; J.. w.
Swindells, secretary.