The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-25
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-'Ihree Protestant ohurehes have
been recently erected NJ Houston
-CMleli 6Cn. have rrepled expel-
lent nnurug mills near lilllsb0rn'
Excellent molassos II made on
sugar estates Ia Wharton county
ORANGES are being successfully oul-
liyaled IN the onaal region ~ Texas
-llempslead has recently pissed
through the excitement Of calico
hop
Mics n, May Potteway, the poeleHs,
oonlemplales making Austin her lullFe
home,
--lndans nro reported rnldlng IN
force about pynlde, on the Nuerea
river
Tho Han Antonio Herald comes
oul strongly Ia myor Of dividing the
STATE
Mr. phil, Pears has been appointed
Sheriff Of Robertson county, vice lll'lli
Resigned,
- negro named Alex. Keys was
sulluruled, 10y damp MIR ~ u wen last
lucpdpy, Ia liellon,
Crops In Mason county nro prom,
iHlng hut need rain bnlly, having hnd
none for u month,
Inn caao In the TuTant District
Court, Jundgo linrkHdnle decided the
stock law unconstitutional.
"A Presbyterian church has recently
been dedicated NJ Austin, which cost
hneen thousand dollars,
Wlndmlls RrO used IN pumping
wnler aud irlgnllng the charming
country aud fArmh about llockpon,
Tho liellon journal N one Of the
nonto.t aud most readable NJ our week.
~ exchanges, II Isu crcdltto lls town
aud county,
small hoy -"Wlll you let mo call
you cnb Slr?n Happy man-" Ca
inc whit doosh like, Don't care u
dash whats yo en- mo-"
The Houston Age says the Demo.
cratic tickets for delegates 20 the con-
| NtnllNlli " w l''l''l'lN w iiNl''o ''N'T
/ IS, from the apathy OF votera
}. NJ Peacock, OF the Statesman,
was recently married 10 Mss Mary
Emma Raymond, of Austin; also, r.
j. I'm to Miss KITE II, Raymond.
-Georgc Craven, of williamson
I county, who KILLED n man IN Travis
county, some years since, has been
brought rom lunHllc asylum In Cali.
I f0rnlH 10 Georgetown.
= William Crnwson shot aud instant.
+ ~ killed Jcll Franklin, seven miles
from Honey Grove, on Thursday. II
was family difficulty.
" The editor of the Advance Guard
( cXclnims at wns hot enough ycstcr.
day TO mako the Devil sweat and
then remarks, awe never prcspred 80
much IN our lifc,"
Notwithstanding the sever droutl
of the past few weeks, there will be
l. much more corn gathered IN Bastror
+ county this year than last, and there
i, viii be plenty.
--Cuero Star, 18th; "No cotton
+ worms yet, The plant looks prolific
l. and II full of hollis, which are already
+. bursting opon with u heavy, long sta,
pie, ns white and beautiful Ns snow
: In n shooting affair at Bolton, Mr.
u Thomas Roberts was shot in front o
n the right hip by Ed. Danley, who was
: arrested and placed IN Jail to await an
l. investigation. The wound is consid'
- cred dangerous,
see Jefferson Jimplecutc, 18th: at
:, turns out that Texas has made five
4 million bushels OF wheat this year, one
/. half of which will be for sale or eX-
O port. Tins begins to look like doing
Q something in earnest. Cotton amt
: no where
--Denson News, 2lst. "Four women
' of color tried to get on u tirst-class car
4, when the train went South Tuesday
y evening, but were refused admission
! 10y the conductor. After Spluttering
= about their rights fore de law, they
= concluded IL was best to take the second
:, class COACH"
/: Statesman; "rhe suggestion that
e Ashbel Smith be made President of the
= Constitutional Convention is widely
e approved and now the Paris Press
: properly proposes that Judge Wright
Y be made Chairman of the Judiciary
:, COMMITTEES as Judge Reagan should be
t OF that on Federal relations.n
Houston Age: "rhis morning a
police officer offered Attorney Rawly
to go out and fight II duel outside the
limits. Rawly accepted, and named
, fists rs the weapons. The policeman
backed out but arrested his antagonist.
The case VIII he heard tomorrow
morning before Recorder Lehman
: Bolton Journal: "The corn crop
, Of our county is about made. II is
, thought by some that the crop will not
, be larger than that of last year, while
Others think that it will be larger. Ifthe
: drouth continues for ten days longer
the cotton crop will be materially dam
aged
--Denison News: "a white woman
and her three ohildren-mulattot twins
about eleven months old, and white
girl three years old-have been living
for some time in II hovel east of the
railroad track, built of logs and with
out roof. Wednesday night one of
the twins died. The city authorities
were notified, and u policeman went to
the place ON Thursday morning. He
found the woman In the most abiect
poverty. On the bed, with nothing to
protect them from sun and storm save
a quilt spread over the top of the howell
to serve as roof the dead infant and
the living babe lay side by side. The