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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-02

W +, LYTE Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave 10 call the attention
ofpersons wishing TO purchase rcal estate TO
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards In and 9outsldc OF
their Office, under the respective heads OF
Improved city Property" "Vacant City
Lots" Farms" and "Unlmpmved ANA
Wild Lands" embracing business houses ana
vacant lots In the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and n number Of
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter OF the city, Also, lnrgc tracts of wild
lands In Dallas ana other counties OF the
state, besides number of farms OF various
sizes, including several large and highly Inn
proved plantations within Ave miles of the
city of Dallas, 2GGdlm
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Temperance Lecture.

DR.. James Ionnge, of Sherman, the
well known apostle of temperance, de-
livered an able lecture in the west
room of the court house last night.
The audience was not 10 large as the
subject and the abilities of the speaker
deserved. He is vigorous and fluent
speaker, uses plain Anglo-Saxon, and
knows when to stop. He stated that
the United Friends of Temperance, of
which order he is supreme primate,
had fixed upon Dallas as their place of
meeting in May next, when represent
tatives from every state in the union
would be present. He said 1t was hard
ly fair to judge of the progress of the
temperance cause in Texas by the rail
road towns, but go out into the interior
and numerous towns and villages
would be found where the sale of Ii
quor was prohibited by law. He was
opposed to allowing liquor
to be sold, and more especially Mt the
county seat or court house towns where
the fountain of justice might be con-
taminated by the stream of alcohol.
The friends of the cause would like to
hear him again.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Fine watches repaired In the hest
manner and warranted, nj Hermann
Lange's.
"A rgolOtof vocal aud instruments
al music Just received NJ j. y. Jackson
n Co.'s.
See advertisement OF Fosters see
ond Texas drawing postponed for few
days.
"A big invoice Of McGuneys read
era and spoilers Just received ut j. s.,
Jackson n Co.'s.
If you want anything In wall or
swinging brackets 90 look nj Jackson
Il Co.'s.
Gents, go lookat the walking canes
that Jackson " Co. received last week,
j. s. Jackson Il Co. will receive
three thousand rolls of the latest styles
of wall paper this week,
The finest display of Jewelry, Nt
most reasonable figures, you can find
ut Hermann Lange's, 5Oi south side
Main street.
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In,ulavstiou

H. NJ Ilagland, Esq, Of the Long
view Reporter, IN getting up pam
phlel for gralultous distribution IN the
northern and eastern states, II will
set forth the material advantages Of
northeast Texas, and will contain all
information which immigrants 10 that
portion Of tho state may need, IIo
will call on our merchants and busl-
ness men to day, and TilE HERALD
trusts they viii nnd II TO their advnn-
tage 10 advertise with him.
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lhN AlIN lnIiIlolI.

THE HERALD reporter attended the
meeting of the city council last night,
but In view of the fact that fuller re-
port can he given in our evening edi-
ton, and the fact that n crowd of other
matter would necessarily shorten our
minutes of the proceedings, tho report
IL deferred until then. 1t would be
well, however, 10 here note that an or
dinance was introduced, and 10y u sus.
pension Of the rules placed upon its
several readings, and finally unani-
mously adopted, setting apart n sulll-
cient sum of the collectable revenues
of the city to meet the interest at or
before maturity on u proposed number
of bonds TO be issued for the purpose
of funding city scrip.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-02
The CoIorcd Troops Fought NobIy.

Bill Shaughn essy, formerly proprie-
tor of that elegant retreat, the colored
key saloon, corner of Main and Ervay
streets, and his wife, Ellen Blizzard,
went on right royal drunk yes
terday evening. Ellen, Gin some of
her drunken capers, was thrown from
her horse and painfully hurt about the
hip. The devoted husband, from a
feeling of sympathy with his injured
spouse, continued his drinking and
furious riding until he rode over an old
negro woman, Aunt Fannie Cornelius,
knocking her down and bruising her
tadly. A fancy saddle colored female
here offered a gentle remonstrance to
the rough rider, when he dismounted,
and entering his cabin produced o six
shooter, and fired at her. On hearing
the shot, and the screams of the wo-
men, the police repaired to the scene,
but the dusky warrior had fled the
fight. and was nowhere to be found.
William is heaping up wrath against
the day of wrath, and if caught will be
taught "some things" about making
targets of saddle-colored females for
pistol practice.
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We rarely sing, neither do we Wills
tie, but our NurIclos are ever open to
receive the "c0ncord OF sweet strains,n
and the delightful scrcnade last night
by Prof l4angc's Dallas City Comet
band wns treat which TnE HERALD
acknowledges with many thanks and
duly appreciated. Our musical critic
was carried away by the delightful
strains which came stealing on the
midnight breeze, and did not revive
I'LL the rcmorselcss nend from the up
per regions shouted, "NIore copy" In
tones TINT would startle the seven
slccpers from their rest.
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Personal.

Colonel John Kerr and lady are al
present in st. Louis, where, it is to be
hoped, the thermometer is triile low.
er than in Dallas.
Jack Whiteman, of the Texas and
Pacific, has been widower since Sat
urday last, but smile lights up his
massive brow this morning. Mrs. w.
returns from Longview tonight.
Bishop Garrett and the Rev. Mr..
Davenport returned from Austin yes
terday.
Mr.. Joe Young, of the house Of
Schneider q Davis, who has been down
the Central, is back again In harness.
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Most Excellent ASST

There is an opening for fine specu-
lation in the office of an afternoon pa
per- A certain "most brisky juvenalp
and exc m embryo Forrest, the pro-
fundity OF Whose intellect is only sur
passed by his familiarity with Shaks-
peare and the brilliancy of his Cali
fornia diamond, is for sale. Buy him
for what he is really worth and sell
him for what he thinks he is worth,
and .Ohoopee, ghosts of Gloucester, Ham
let's father and skull of Yorick, shades
of Caesar and Duncan What u margin
in this, Sir TOBY Beich
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

The county court was in session all
day yesterday, passing on claims
brought before it.
The freaks of the thermometer
yesterday were worthy ofmid-summer.
1t shot up into the nineties rs II It was
in pursuit of the Dog Star.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of John Houston In another
column. He offers for sale on reason
able terms one of the best equipped
and appointed offices in the State.
"A postal from one of the fair ex-
eursionists with the Cumberland Pres
byterians informs us they are having
jolly time. The writer regrets his in
ability to have joined the party here.
The cattle trade with st. Louis is
looking up. Seventeen car loads of
beeves are waiting at Eagle Ford, and
five more cars were ordered yesterday
by shippers over the Texas and Pacific
Judges, lawyers, jurors, witnesses,
and everybody related by affinity or
consanguinity to the law, see notice in
this mornings HERALD about the Juue
term OF court, and govern yourself ac-
cordingly.
From a private letter we under
stand that Mr.. Wilson, of Winona,
Minnesota, who spent a. few weeks in
Dallas and surrounding counties, reach
ed his home well satisfied that Texas
was the state, and Dallas the place to
live.
Among the improvements on Syc-
amore street, we notice fine fence
being built around Mr.. Crookstone's
residence. We would advise him to
put good strong hinges on his gates
as We consider 1t very essential, espec-
iAlly at this season of the year. Young
men are fond Of swinging on the gates
by moonlight.
The redoubtable George A. Cutler
Is not the only representative of the
Dallas press now In Denison. We had
the pleasure of meeting Mr.. Harris. of
the Dallas Herald, who was WATCHING
t0rt,aadtes as he rocked the wheel
which is to throw the $4,000 price,
[Denison Daily News.
Fbrtum rt,ts, neighbor, not tort,tnates.
Our local is like Old Dog Tray.
THE HERALD acknowledges with
pleasure the receipt of joint invita-
tion from the Washington and Frank
lin Literary Societies of Randolph
Macon College, Virginia, to the COM
celebrations on the oath of
the present month, at that well known
and long established seat of learning in
The Old Dominion. In the list of mar
,hals of the day, 1t notes the name of
J. T. Dickinson ofTexas.
u. s. Williams, Esq, of the firm
" Williams Il Tolliver, returned last
week from trip TO the north. While
N visit to Jacksonville, Illinois, he {
Fas presented with very handsome =,
air Of PICTURESQUE a crayon draw
ng. and the other In OLA bouquet of {
overs. The oil painting Is exqui- /
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CITY BUSINESS.
district Court, Dallas Csunly June
Terni 1879,


Teruni 1873,
Parties lillganl, witnesses, etc., are
hereby notified mat tho app0rli0nmenl Of
tho docket Of tho district court Of Dallas
county, ~ published for last term Of said
court, viii be observed NJ tho June term,
with tho following alterations
All causes remaining on the docket That
were previously sol for lhe llrAt week are now
Set for tho arst day, And the allotment 0f
eases for each day Of the other weeks Of The
Inst term viii be rot for trial on tho day i'm
medlately following that day In tho preyl-
Gus week, That N, those oasoa that were rot
for first day Of second week are now Ret for
second day Of first week. those Of the second
day OF second week are now sot for Third OF
ilrat week, eto,
THIS, however viii In no wise effect the
appearance cases, which viii be- called reg
ularly on Tie llnh day Of the term,
ArrRsr A, HARDWOOD,
Clerk District Court Dallas county, Texas,
by T. NJ, Blows, Deputy. pldli'swlt
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The case Of Johnny Thompson, the
well known barkeeper Of Marble HILL,
charged by his late partner, \, NJ,
West with passing counterfeit money,
waa dismissed yesterday morning by
United States Commissioner Hen.
Long There was not n particle Of
proof 10 sustain the charge, which
seems 10 have been founded on malice,
aud arose from tho recent dissolution
of the firm Of Thompson " West,
Thompson IN n ilrst-olass barkeepor,
and has always borne the best of rcpu-
tallons, both here and elsewhere, and
his friends viii he glad TO learn that
his Innocence of any intent 10 violate
the law has been established beyond u
doubt
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adjoining northeast counties, thereby
opening lp q country from which DAB
las may expect 10 derives profitable
trade In the future Through the unr
lirlng energies of Major H. Y, Tnmp,
kins The people Of that section VI The
country will gpl what they loug have
wanted, that 10, zee bridge 10 Dallas
II IN somewhat aimular 10 the one that
CROSSES tho Trinity NJ this point aud
will cost, when placed in position,
eight thousand dollars,
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Moeting ofthc arnmd I.o,Igc.

l.. G. Bower, w. NJ, Tannehlll
Lodge, w. G. Conner, w. NJ, Dallas
Lodge, u. Il. Coombes, II. =. and A. A.
Johnson, Il. H., of the Chapter dele
gates to the meeting of the Grand
Lodge In Houston, leave for that city
this afternoon on the 5:2S Central train.
The HERALD's best wishes go with
them, and ii is confident the order will
have no better representatives than
the delegation from Dallas.
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comparatively wei attended. Several
lnslilala were llued lug lighting,
Peter iaoy drunk and down, plead
guilty aud was llned two dollars aud
costs
Henry Jarvis, lighting, plead guilty,
ana was lined three dollars aud costs,
Il T. DarlinM charged with USING
abusive ana prnfann language aud 9th
1f llsnliorly conduct had hi ense soi
lnl tomorrow morning nine o'clock
WELCOME, ass now let's have o
cateh,n
.-"liy my troth, the fool has an eX-
efllenl breast, | had rather than forty
shillings had such lex, and no sweet
u breath 10 spout as the Tool has,
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rae Ios, ~ Pound,

NJ q, Harris, Esq, our active local,
returned last night from that den Of
lniqnity aud whlled sepulohre, the city
Of DenIson, Though trine disGgured,
he II still In the arena and the writer,
who has endeayored 10 MI his place,
gracefully retires TO the shades Of debit
aud credit, Like his illuslrious nance
sake, Tie meekest ofmen, Nose has been
"ln the bulrushes," but the cloud has
passed by, "llIchOrd IL himself again., p
aud steps 10 the front with all his har-
ness on tomeet the shallow Richmond.
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TIA, TIA, FOrtsOn.

Bryan Marsh, sheriff of Smith coun
ty, arrived here Monday from Tyler
and Major Barkley turned over to him
Asbury Fortson, charged with hav-
ing murdered man near Tyler In 1869
The readers of THE HERALD will re.
member he was rescued from Deputy
Sheriff Herrin last Tuesday 10y an arm
ed party of men, who boarded the train
at Palmer, on the Houston and Texas
Central railroad, and carried him of
from that officer. His recapture, trans
fer to the Lamar Rifles, under Deputy
Sheriff Cliff. Scott, and return to this
city, is also fresh i'm their memories.
Sheriff Barley very kindly furnished
Sheriff Marsh Deputies w. w. Hobbs
and Newt. Ogden to assist him In guard
ing the prisoner on his return to Tyler,
for which point the party left Monday
evening via Texas and Pacific.
,.stone walls do not prison make,
Nor iron bars cage"
Mr.. Fortson will probably have an
opportunity Of proving the truth of
these lines when he arrives at his des-
.ination.
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AZ villa do l.erdo, state VI Durango,
MeAiep The track b laid un the Pierce
road ~ far ~ the san Marcos rlHer,
aud work Is progressing finely on The
bridge, General ord las ordered two
companies Vt cavalry and one Of lli-
family 10 Fort Brown, The headquar-
tesaf General llateh'h fgimenlnlnlh
cavalry, has hren transferred rom
ilinRgOll barracks 10 Fort Clark
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Mr. ObenphaIn, who was shot by
hloner h progressing toward con-
ynleaoence,
Judge Reeves of the supreme
court h about 10 huild handsome
residence on Ross avenue, next 10 On
Jollries,
Mr. Tom Hmith, mine host hf the
Le Grand hotel says ho win open
about the middle Of July,
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THE DAILY HERALD

VIII be ionnd oa sale by iha news'
boys on all trains 81 the feSas and
and raeiie railway, and ~ the ioIIow.
ing news stands ~ ihe city, visit NJ, u,
Franklin a DO, h0i Main street u. o..
star, Lamar street. Pierce Z" Lyle, H07
Main street cigar siand ~ The san
Saeinio Hotel. AMI .. meEibare, I.a'
mar street.
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TRIBUTE on RESPECT,
To The Officers anu Members Of JohnsOn
station L0dgc, No, 100, L. d, Or,


Your committee, 10 whom was as
signed the melancholy duty Of drafting
resolutions expressive OF The sense of
this lodge, caused by the death Of
Brother i, n, Sigler, 4. g., on the 10Th
Instant, beg leave 10 present tho fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions,
Whereas, II has pleased God, "in
whom We rutt,h 10 call, on the 10th
Instant, from the lodge below, 10 the
Celestial lodge above, our late beloved
brother i. n, Slgler 7, g., Of Johnson
station Lodge, No. 100, |, o, q. III
therefore bo II
Resolved, That In tho death Of
Brother Slgler, our lodge and order
have lost II Jealous and useful member,
society u good citizen, and his family
n dutlfdl son, u kind and allectOnate
husband aud II devoted father.
Resolved, That while we deeply SYM
pathso with his afflicted family and
friends In their great bereavement we
are fully assured that our loss IL his
eternal gain.
Resolved, That n page Of our minute
book be vet apart for the recording of
the report OF your committee, and that
the members Of the lodge wGar the
usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days,
Resolved, That copy of the above
resolutions be furnished the family of
our deceased brother 10y the secretary,
undor the seal of the lodge, and that
the Fort Worth Democrat Standard
\md DALLAS HERALD be requested TO
copy the same.
II, u. lTALSELL,
NJ, j. BRONSON,
W. A. BLEDSOE,
Committee.
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puhIIc SI,enkIng.

Mcssrs. John G. Mccoy and John
Henry Brown, candidates for the con-
stitutional convention, will address
the people In the Dallas court house,
Immediately on the forenoon adjourn
ment OF court, on Monday rcAt, June
7th. Candidates from Ellis and Tar
rant are also invited to speak.
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ron HAIIg.

MY Residence, corner rneiGe avenue
ami Houston streets, eiabraeiug haiig
block al ground, via, nWeii Gnishod
one-st0Fy and basement roeis.eonereie
building, ana MI necessary 0ui'buiid'
ing., eia. An early applicant may ne
cure n bargain,
JNO. W. swINDHLIs,
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CLOTHING
At II. N. Kahn Il Brothers.

For spring and summer clothing be
sure to go to Il. M. Kahn II Brothers.,
corner of Elm and Lamar streets, who
have on hand the largest, finest and
most fashionable stock If clothing In
the city, which they are disposing of
at very low figures.
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"GetIneHesI,''

"Ihe best is The cheapest us an old and
true maxim The hest article for those need
Ing speplaeles OF aids 10 sight u Tie
"niamond speelaeles, made with lhegleal-
est possible care and SKIN, from the very
best materials, by the spencer Optical Man
uiaoluring company pl ~ Maiden Lane'
New York, Wi2WHWsW
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Rock wall bridge,

The iron bridge that is to span the
east fork Of the Trinity river at Rock.
wall, passed through this city yester-
day, en- route for its destination. When
this bridge is finished 1t will give to
Dallas the trade of Rockwell and the
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Must re sold.

Diamonds, watches, jcwelry, fine
sterling sllverware, and everything at
Austin's, will, during the month of
June, be offered ut prices never before
heard of. Call and be convinced at
5l3 Main street. 0ldlm
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Wake Up ana See What IN
Going DIN.

JosCh Mcacscr, grOcor Gl5 Elm street,
Daiids bedts all IN setting 0oods chcdp,
lie dcliocrS them to customers free. do
ana 9iDe him q trial, at Gl5 Elm street.
O7d3m
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TlIE RATR MURRAY OUTRAGE,


The injuries Of Katie Murray aro
now nsccrlnlntd 10 DO moro extensive
even than was at first supposed. The
creature In the shape of u man who
made the cruel aud wanton attack
seemed bent on doing his work effect
ually, aud her sullerlngs have been
very acute, The tissues In the neigh
borhood OF the dlslocated shoulder
Joint are still very much swollen and
bruised, while the broken wrist IL en-
trcmly painful. In addition TO these
wounds already mentioned In The
HERALD Of yesterday, there are
evidences of heavy blows on
different parts of her body, the left
arm and back being severely hurt, In
Illumination Of the bowels was also
feared on account of injuries received
In that region from blows or kicks
She has had very careful attention from
all who have been wildsher, including
DIR. Easley, the surgeon In charge and
hercondltion was considerably improv-
ed yesterday, but her recovery will be
necessarily slow. There can be but one
feeling In regard TO this brutal and un-
provoked assault. Every one disposed
to be just or humane must look upon 1t
with indignation. The maltredtment
of this unollcnding girl is certainly
without excuse, whatever may be
her faults or the faults of her
class. Variety girls are not
without their redccming traits,
~ was recently demonstrated in our
city when the name of Nellie Collins
went out through the press Of the
country, which told the tale of the
kindness of poor variety girl to II
strangeand helpless family in strange
land. Shall not her charity be re-
turned to the poor victim who now
lays beaten and sore, appealing mutcly
for n helping hand? She is a mother
she has child young and unspotted
by contact with the life of the profess
sion. Help them
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OF all kinds; switches, brnids, puns, hair
Jewelry, etc, done In the best style and at
cheap rates, by Mrs s. A, Druly. 81 south
Jefferson street. Combhgs of all kinds
worked up at reasonable terms. A liberal
pilce paid for human hair. O5dlm
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Mn. a. II, CLINTON viii have The exclusive
eharge Of the city circulation of The Daily
Herald from lhis date until further notice.
Aprll ~, lh1b,
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.'orsaIe.

a ten horse power engine, with boiler,
nonrly now price $500, inquire nj the Dali
las city Garden. I'D, LONG,
UUlIW
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OF the season at the Peoples Market,
No. 20l Lamar street. S7dtf
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A aood Chance for Investment.

ON account Of other business, oior To aoll
out the Dallas city Garden, from now until
next fall. I'D, LONG,
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WANTED.-A furnished room, bv two
w young gentlemen. Address a., Dallas
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wANTs-wANTED.

advertisements under his head 0iu be inserted
ahe Joiloping rates: FIVE CENTS PER
LINBgor each insertion. No advertisement q,
serted for less than FIFTY GENTS.
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WAETED,-A good cook. Apply imme-
s,dstp 'a'eiy 70 h.A.J0HNsON,
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Mayors Court.

The morning sobee of his honor was