The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-26
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And the spelling manIa has reached
Galveston,
Harry Mccarthy plays In Houston
next week,
The smallpox has all disappeared
from lirenhnm,
A fire IN Greenyllle, on Thursday
Inst, destroyed u blacksmith shop
Queen Nab aud her llege subjects
will infuse n little life into Jefferson on
the "a OF April,
The mayor aud aldermen Of lous-
ton serenaded Commodore Charles Nor
gan, Tuesday night
The Good Iemplnra Of llockwall
are 10 have u grand turohllght process
sion on tho lOll pr0Nlmo,
The engine on the Rusk tlumway
VIII foot her whistle for tho first time
about the 9th Of April,
-The Lancaster Gazette snya Ills the
general opinion Whereabouts That the
peaGhca were killed by the recent
freeze,
Two negro dnymen got into n dis
pulc, In Galveston, Tuesday, when one
stabbed the other In the head, lnlllul-
Ing, probably, u fatal wound
Three men from Coryellc county,
named Glider, Cornelius and Kelly
were arrested NJ Waco, on Saturday
night last, by the United States mar
|bhul,
The court house OF Rockwell
county, together with all the county
records, was burned Inst week, The
Banner thinks II was the work OF an
lncendMry
--lievercnds Mcssrs, paNs0n and
Reynolds, In attendance az the sab
bath school convention held In this
city, II few days since, are participant
Ing In the proceedings of asinilar con-
veutlon now being held In Waco.
A gentleman, whose name IL not
given, wAs knocked down, In Calves
ton, Tuesday night, kicked severely In
the stomach and cut In the brcnst with
II knife, aud robbed of about thlrty-llvo
dollars. Ills wounds are not danger
Gus.
- rho Gazette says Lancaster, IN the
southern part OF tins county, contains
over six hundred inhabitants, about
three hundred houses, two churches "a
Baptist and Methodist, n public free
school, comprising one hundred and
twenty-five students, Masonic, Odd
Fellows and Temperance lodges two
hotels, two wagon and blacksmith
shops, two Touring mills and one cot
ton gin, six or eight carpenters and
one lawyer
--Bremond Sentinel, 20th "a per-
sonal rencounter took place on Friday
night of last week between DR.. II. h.
Fanchcr and Mr. Il. N. Mitchell, in
which pistols We're freely handled. Dr.
hancher received u very severe wound
in the breast, just below the shoulder
joint. The wound Il not thought to be
II dangerous one. The difficulty grew
out of correspondence of n private ma
tme. Upon preliminary trial before
his honor, Judge Joiner, Mr.. Mitchell
was released, there heing no evidence
adduced to criminate him.
San Antonio Herald, 10Th: "Aparty
Of indians passed down the Tehaucana,
in Frio county, forty-tive or fifty miles
west OF bere, on the 18th instant, and
stole n lot Of horses belonging to Will
son Bailey. AT the same time and
place, Messrs. Millett Il Maory had
herd of cattle near there, and five In
dams on foot made on attack on their
horse camp, but owing to the horses
being in the habit of being fed on corn,
they stampededand ran into camp, and
were thus saved. There being large
numbers of herds moving on the Frio
river, we fear that the redskins will do
considerable DAMAGE
-Weatherford Times, Goth: "Last
Sabbath evening little knots of men
were seen here and there on our
streets, in earnest conversation. On
inquiry we found that eX-Sheriif j. w.
Hedrick was under arrest, charged by
Sam G. Taylor-now in jai!-with
forgery Of county scrip and manipu-
lating the tax book, while an officer,
in his favor, to the amount $1,000 at
one time. He was placed by Esquire
Leach under II $4,000 bond for appear
ance ut preliminary examination be.
fore him last Thursday morning. On
seven additional charges for forgery,
and one for burning the court house
last March, he was arrested again Tues
day night, and is now under bond ag-
twenty-three thousand dol
lars to appear atpreliminary examina-
ton next Friday. Since his last ar
rest his examination under the first
charges is deferred till that time. We
refrain from comment for further de-