The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-22


charged with the murder OF Byerly |
have both been Gent to the Waco jail |
for eafe keeping.
The Niinneola Citizen publishes
under the heading Of"Our Roll Of
Honor the full names Of those who
subsceibe for the paper ana pay tor 1t
in cash.
Mr.. Hin, Of Denton county, chNrg- !
eh with murder, was brought before
judge Lindsay, Of Denton, on writ
Of hubpus corpus, and after n hearing
was held TO bail in the sum Of c2lOUO.
The reporter of the Jefferson Lead
er says everybody ought to have u
sunday morning drink, We can't
agree with him; it Is II tad practice,
especially when yon are broke aud
have no credit.
THE Mexicans Of Austin celebrated
the anniversary Of their Independence
last Thursday. The orator Of the day
was n citizen Of Chihuahua, and adj
dresses were also delivered by eH Gov
ernor Il. j. Davis and Dr. r.. G. Wise.
The Fort Worth Democrat is
grumbling and growing beca lse n
large number of wagons loaded with
supplies and agricultural implements
purchased in Dallas passed through
that town en- route for the West The
Democrat contends there is no sense
or necessity in purchasers going far
ther east than Fort Worth, and yet the
farmers don't value it.
The Paris North Texan questions
seriously whether Paris is christian
community when it remembers that ii
cOqntcnnneeS the conduct Of the Meth
odist church IN allowing its pastor to
suffer for the necessaries Of life, with
his wife confined To bed Of painful III,
ness, aud not u single dollar to buy u
pill nor powder of medicine. The
Texan adds that this Is Il horrible tale
to Oahroad, but it is as true as God's
Word itself
Another horrible murder was com
mitted last weel, in Bastrop. Mr.. Grad
dock, an old and well-kn0wn citizen,
left bis home with an oX-team, bound
for the mill some three miles away
III the evening the oxen came home
with Mr. CraddOck lying dead in the
wagon. On examination three buck
shot We're found in his body, one OF
when had penetrated his heart, The
whole affair is shrouded in dreadful
mystery, and it behoovej the good cit
lzen9 of the county to bestir them
selves, aud use every eXertion to cleal
the matter up.
" esterday II very pretty young lady
arNNcd in the latest agony Of dress
90 pun back was walking along
street TINT leads to the Central railway
nothing occurred to mar the pleasnr,
OF her walk until she arrived at Tho
crossing Of said railroad, when she
, esSayed to step over the rail, but !
wns sad failure. So she stood {
r moment cycling those rails and thel
her dress, us il meditating n changt
IN her costume, so as t0give her fee
r more room for action. But looking up
/, she saw that the croud at the depo
had become interested in her move
mcnts, theroupon she ''laced about
I, and retraccd her steps. \ victim o
, tashion.- Austin Gazette.
We paid the Fort Worth STANDARD
the compliment OF saying it had Il la
J. dy poet, who, for woman, writes rea
good poetry, ana now the StandNrt
takes us severely to task, and says W
g are trying TO belittle the true genius o
q wumunkind and asks us it we neVe
heard Of number of women tina
i were shining lights on the literary fir
mamenr We have both read and ap
procinted many beautiful poems writ
ten 10y women poems of exquisite sen
timent and Of rare rhymth. We mono
the memory OF Mrs. Humans, the mos
gifted lady poet, in our estimation
l. that ever lived; but women of sucl
brilliant intellect rs Mrs. llimans ar
magnificent exceptions among the sex
II We still contend that niue hunnre,
and nhety-nine poems that emNnat,
e from the brain of women are simpl,
mere sentimental trash and twaddle
ana disgrace 10 the good sense of an,
II Journalist who inflicts them upon
suffering public. While Id no
If mean to be ungallant towards the tNi
sex, yet whr" we read Il piece of "rea
good poetry written 10y Il woman, W.
: cannot help comparing it with tn
l. trashy rhyms they generally publish
n and we must still eXclaim, well dom
Y for woman,