The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-03

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ence Of such being. We might para
phrase the poet and shy IA little Ger
man metaphysics Is n dangerous
thing.n
Attention Is called to the card Of
G. NJ. Hibbler which appears in this
mornings issue of THE HERALh
Those who like to take chances will
have an opportunity Of making or los
ing, MS the case may he, by attending
his auction sale of unclaimed baggage
this morning. For full particulars see
| his card In another column.
"A difficulty occurred night before
last between n prominent stage-line
man and an old rallroader. Serious
consequences might have resulted but
for the interference OF friends. In the
morning each met the other with n
smile on his face, shook hands and
then adjourned and took asmile some
where else.
"A fight occurred yesterday after
noon below the bluff near the Pacific
railroad bridge, between two darkies,
After m exchange Of olympic compll-
ments, which brought n little blood, n
colored female interfered aud escorted
ono of the combatants or the field.
The other looked glad.
Judge Burford yesterday tried the
parties who engaged in that little CON
ilict which was chronlccd in yester-
days issue. Mr.. BOhny was acquitted,
but Mr.. Morrell's war-llke demonstra-
tions with his peculiarly built six
shooter, so offended the majesty of the
law that he was mulcted in the sum Of
twenty-five dollars, besides costs.
MIR. j. $. Grinnan, Of the firm of
Grinnan IL Duval cotton factors and
general commission merchants, Gal
weston, Texas, calleu at TIE HERALD
office yesterday morning. These gen.
tlemen are doing nm extensive business
throughout the State, aud to this sec
ton they look for large share Of it.
The HERALD wishes them that success
their enterprise deserves.
The man who fell from the avn
ing of Schneider Il Davs last night
still lies in critical condition. He Is
large portly man and fell eighteen
or twenty feet, striking on his back
aud shoulders. Since the accident he
has shown great Discrimination to con-
verse, and Will not answer any qucs-
ton. Though his condition is critical
his physician hopes he will be well in
short time.
MIR. Bob Gordon, Granger and
an old Texan, WINS empanelled on the
jury yesterday In Judge Buriord's
court. He sat moment, and then
suddenly darted for the docr A con-
stable Immediately followed, and sue
ceeded In bringing him back. TO the
indignant rem0nstrance Of the Judge
he blnndly answered that he thought
Sterrett was going to speak, and he
needed something to sustain him,
The force of his argument was admit.
ted, and he was not fined.
Mr.. Il. q. HUT, residing Mt 026,
Elm street, is happy man. Looking
at his radient face the word happy
seems faint and commonplace. He is
decidedly proud man. And well he
may be for his cstmable spouse on
the 3lst ult., presented him with son
who is already Ms strong and lusty as
an ordinary. babe of two months nc
quaintance with the world. MAY he
grow up to do credit to his parents and
the great State beneath whose skies he
first saw the light.
The children of st. Mathews lGpis-
copal church held festival last night
at Fields Hall. Quite crowd attend
ed, and the old folks as well us the
children seemed to enjoy the occasion
ny much as the warmth of the weather
permitted. by old folks is understood
those young ladies between sixteen
and twenty-anything, and chyoung
men rs can boast u mouslache. They
had n good time-hut who can blame
them? The writer was once young
himself and knowns what light n
sparkling eye can shed.
The Denton papers announce that
Bishop Garrett. of our city, delivered n
sermon to n mixed congregation in that
town last Sunday. Only a few men,
bers of his denomination lived in the
neighborhood, but those attending
We're very much pleased with the SER
mon. The Denton Review says that.
people were surprised that he, an
Episcopal Bishop, preached the same
plain old story of the cross they had
been accustomed to since chiidhood.n
The people Of Dallas will he gratilied
to learn that one of her citizens Is
making such favorable impressions
abroad.
1t is due to Mr.. Joe Polser to cor
rect an error which appeared In yester-
days edition OF THE HERALD. Mr..
Polser was reported rs on trial for
stealidg u COW. The true defendant
was Henry Thompson. When the
reporter reached the court house coun-