The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-20

ably promIslng-other crops coming
forward finely.
1t IL understood that the attorneys
Of I'D, Newman, convicted Of burgla-
ny, and sentenced to two yearseonhne'
ment In the penllentiary by the dis
triot court, on Saturday last, will file u
motion for new trial,
Some Of the new Autographed
maps Of Dallas have arrived, after I'M
expected delays, They are fine speel-
mems and reflect credit on the artists
Az last the day Is At hand when the
people may have full and correct
map Of the city, dealderatum long
needed.
In the habeas corpus case of Col
onel Hibbler, called before Judge Hare,
u postponement was asked aud grant
cd, on account Of the absence OF GER
tain authorities expected by Colonel
Stemm0ns, his counsel The case will
come up this morning at half-past nine
o'clock.
The reporter IL informed by Mr.
Ryan, superintendent Of the FLOODED
Stock association, that the grounds
have been enclosed, and that hereafter
parties 10 enter must secure u permit
from the secretary or himself. A dfly-
Ing track II In course Of construction,
aud will be completed In u few days.
The reporter learns from Chief Con
nor that satisfactory arrangements
have been made with the Central road,
and that forty members of the fire de-
partment will visit Houston and par
tlclpate In the celebration Of San Jacln.
to day. They leave this evening, and
those desiring TO 60 should report them
selves 10 Chief Conner ut NJ early an
hour this morning AZ possible,
The reporter has been Informed
that Deputy United States Marshal
Nixon succeeded, during the past eight
or ten days, In capturing over ten
thousand dollars IN counterfeit green
backs. a large quantity Of II had
been buried by parties belonging, II Is
presumed, TO McCartney's band, The
money Is represented TO have been an
excellent counterfeit, calculated to de-
ceive experienced detectives of the
spurious.
-Godey's Lady's Book for May has
been received, and Is fully up to the
high standard Of It's predecessors. The
colored fashion plates are rs usual,
models of artistic skin, while the prose
and poetry miscellany Is of u most In
teresting and entertaining nature. AS
q fashion guide and lady's magazine IL
has no superior. 1t is published by L.
A. Cooley, Philadelphia, at three dol
lars year for single copies or two cop
les for five dollars.
In the article published in Sun
days issue, headed "ln the Meshes,n
was detailed the arrest of a
woman for theft, and her subsequent
release, the reporter neglected TO state
hat the affair occurred In an adjoin-
ing county. Such was the fact. There
were no officers of Dallas county con-
nected with the affair, and the report
pr ceeerfully makes this statement in
order to relieve them of any suspicion
Of having been in the least derelict in
heir duty.
"A ripple was caused on the streets
~ the report that a negro had been
ihot and killed. Visions of CORY head |
ines and bloOd-curdling sentences
'ushed before the reporters vision, and
with but one boot on, and the rem
nants of last Sundays cigar between
lis clenched teeth, he rushed frantic
Ally to the scene of the homicide, to
ind that the negro had received a
slight flesh wound in the arm from a
shot fired by colored brother. Such
to affairs of this kind are
unpleasant to live reporter,
md he INDUCES the hope that in the
lext affair he may not be so grievously
disappointed.
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