The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-23

elegant solrees tonight His pupils
and guests should feel under great OBJ
legations to the Professor for these
pleasant reunions, and should extend
TO HMM consequence,thei hearty en-
We understand that several pecu-
liar complications will soon arise be-
tween Mr.. Peyton, the proprietor of
the San Jacinto hotel, and the other
stockholders. We are informed that
the war will be waged to the bitter end,
and that no compromise will be made
lone or the other must fall.
Remembers that the picnic of the
Pioneer Association of Dallas County
takes place at Col. Crocketts spring
to-day. We advise every old settler
to be present, as old "reminiscences
pleasant to all, will be revived, and
they will live over their youth again,
us they talk of the daring deeds of the
old pioneers"
In mentioning yesterday the APP
pointment of Mr.. 2. g. Swor, as Com
missioner of the Southern States Agri-
cultural and Industrial Exposition, of
New Orleans, we stated that he could
be found at Richardson, in this county
1t should have been at Mr.. Richard
sons cotton yard, In this city.
The report for this week of V. r..
Evans, reporter of the National Cotton
Exchange, Is unusually gratifying.
Stock on hand September LIST, 2 bales.
Received this week 1887 previously,
1855; since September the LIST, 10, 1927 /;
total, 1882. Shipped this week, POOL -,
previously, 6226; since September LIST
1927. Stock on hand, POO bales.
livery thing is extremely dull in
Police circles, and our efficient Mayor
pro tem., Col. Mcclure, can be congrat.
ulate on this TACT. His severe vet lust
administration of the city's law has
had the effect of increasing the moral
tone OF the city. The same state of
atfairs was noticed during his admin
istration last August.
The two countrymen, whose arrest
we chronicled in Yesterdays HERALD,
were tried by jury at the Mayors
Court yesterday morning. Although a
pistol was taken from the person of
one of them, when he was searched at
the station house, the jury found him
not guilty of carrying concealed weap-
ons. They were fined, however for
fast driving and using abusive and
profane language.
I'VE understand that several public
spirited citizens will soon commence
an active canvass of the city for the
Of interesting our merchants
in the erection OF cotton factory In
Dallas. Commerce alone will never
make lis great In prosperity and
wealth. We must have manufactures,
and the sooner this fact Is impressed
upon the minds of every citizen of
Dallas, the better for the future of the
city.
we We're presented yesterday by
MIR. Daugherty, of the firm of Daugh-
erty, Connelle " zimmerman, with
sample of native wine, made from the
post oak grape, in Eastland county,
by Mr.. Stewart In the town OF East.
land. The wine resembles old port I'm
thickness and color, and Is very agree.
able to the taste. If kept the neces-
sary length Of time we have no doubt
but twill make a superior quality of
wine. 1u E
We saw dispatch last night to
Mr.. Frank Austin, from Sheriff Bark
ley, which stated that Jack Hardy was
again victorious yesterday, having
won the two mile heat race at the
Waco fair. There were many congrat-
ilations INDUCED in last night both
by the admirers of the horse and the
friends Of his owner Sheriff Barley.
We understand that Major Barley
backed his horse bravely and we
congratulate him on his victory. The
next thing in order will be a match
between Jack Hardy and Corinne
Ella.
I'VE received a communication yes
,erday from Mr., j. II. Stewart, of
Cedar Hill, Texas, which alludes to an
article headed IAN Outrage" which
appeared In the local columns Of THE
HERALD, some ten days since. Mr..
Stewart states he Is pretty well ac- |
With every one living In the
vicinity Of Cedar Hill, and says that
no such person as w, II. Dickinson
lives In that nelghborhood, and plainly
intimates that our statement was In
correct and without foundation. We
Thought our informant was entirely