The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-06

dred and fifteen miles,n aud their OBJ
ioct viii be attained.
The newest thing here Ia the ''Fer-
gllsnn house, a tllee-story brick build
Ing, with MansArd roof containing
another story superadded, II IN an or
nAmouI 10 Che city, and u very great
comfort 10 travellers, The people of
Tyler are immensely proud Of the
"Fergls0n,N and point with Inst pride
10 II whenever any mvidlOus COMPARE
son Is lnstItnlcd between ihelr city aud
Dallas, So complacent are they over
this one acknowledged superiority that
y really pains your correspondent 10
llati0n them out 10y unfolding to their
vision the prospective glorles Of the
'lIan JnclniOn ar
Hon. w. \. Hornd0n arrived home q
week ago, aud viii remain here for Il
week longer, lie came 10 attend the
session Of the United States court now
being holden here, In which he has
some Important cases pending. He
looks hale, hearty and rubicund, rs II
Washington atmosphere agreed with
him. understand he says that the
eX-robbers0 Texas are hanglngarOund
congress, and tho executive begging
That they may bo restored 10 power,
but that they stand but one chance to
have their prayers granted, and that
that chance win not be afforded them.
Judge Reagan is here IN attendance
on the court. II II impossible not TO
feel, when hearing him discuss public
measures, that bower Is lying unused
lhnt Texas ought TO have employed
somewhere, Men Of his calibre are
too scarce not TO bo utilized when
found.
The United States court hogan liz
regular term last Monday, and will
PROBABLY continue in session for n
month from this time. The criminal
docket, | understand, Is large, but con-
sists mostly Of indictments for vlola-
tlou of the internal revenue law.
These are generally easily settled 10y
payment Of fees aud costs. There are
some "k. Is" eases, hear, on the
docket, but rs "llle party Of great
inoral i,leNs" has busted all to smash
On the currency question, IL can have
no object hereafter IN Keeping up the
Untagonism between the white man
and the negro. Therefore, Oplne that
the alleged X, KS will he allowed to
20 IN peace. VS. q.
There wins quite u lively wind here
yesterday afternoon that blew down
some China trees along the pavements
Whercthe ground was too hard for them
to take firm root. TO people accustom-
ed to the breeaes that sweep over the
pralries, the wind of last evening was
but u pleasant zephyr. Look out in the
Tyler papers of tomorrow for first
cass local describing a fearful tor
nHdo.
In speaking ofthe confederate graves
In the cemetery, | should have stated
that wolnans hand has done all il can
to honor The heroic dead. At the head
of nearly every grave grows aluXuriant
rose bush, placed there as an Offering
of love by the ladies' Of Tyler to the
memory of those who died in their de-
fence. From the Potomac to the Rio
Grande the hearts of the women ofthe
south always have been and always
will he right. God forbid that should
fail TO do them all honor and rever-
ience.
] see in attendance on the court only
two Of the Dallas bar, Captain III. l..
Ray and Colonel Il. G. Mcclure. A
good many of your citizens have been
here during the last week, but the most
of them left for home to-day. Among
the number | WAS clad To meet Moior