The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-09
LOCAL BREVITlES.

The circus has come.
Give the children chance to-day
Remarkably warm weather for Dc
tober.
The lie Grandc is ready for the
travelling public.
Market report local and by tele
graph, on third page.
There was an alarm Of fire yester
day morning about five o'clock.
The street force, better known rs
the chain gang, was husily engaged
yesterday in cleaning Main street, a
Herculean job.
Forty members of Bailey n Coop.
er's great International Circus and
Menagerie, arrived in the city last
night and put up ut the San Jacinto.
Our Jew fellow citizens closed
their stores yesterday afternoon at six
O'clock, they will remain closed until
the same hour this evening, This is
JON Kippen or the lay of atonement.
The obstruction Of sidewalks has
got to be great nuisance in Dallas,
and strange rs it appears the Offenders
are all merchants who ought to know
better, some of them being even now
connected with the City government.
Yesterday morning Judge Burford
united in matrmony, Miss lGldorada
Gibbs to Mr.. Worth, both parties resi-
dents of Collin county. Let us hope
that Miss Gibbs will prove worthy Of
her Worth and that Mr.. Worth has in
deed found an Iildorada.
Elder Kirk Baxter will preach at
The Christian church tomorrow morn.
ing at eleven o'clock, and Mt half past
seven in the afternoon. The subject
of his discourse will be "Moral and
Positive law
Mrs. John Schadel wishes to re.
turn thanks, through the columns OF
THE HERALD, to the Dallas Fire De-
partment, for the Kindness shown her
in her recent allliction. The depart
ment took entire charge of the re-
mains of her husband, John Schadel,
paying all expenses and entirely re-
leaving Mrs. Schadel from all annoy
ance and expense.
AT the opening of the lie Grand
Hotel, Thursday night, Prot. Lang's
brass band dstoursed sweet music
and added greatly to the success of the
occasion. This band is regularly or
gained aud is looked upon with pride
by all lovers of good music. We do
not think it is eNcelled by any organi-
cation OF u similar character in Texas.
Captain Peak, City Marshal of
Dallas, will appoint some half dozen
special policemen to-day. He antici-
pated large number of country PEG.
pie to visit the city to-day and these
with the immense crowd of city folks
that VIII be drawn together by the cir
Gus will prove too much for his limited
force to control, hence the extra force.
We call particular attention to
notice of Sheriff Barley in this morn
ing's edition, calling on all interested
to come up to the Sheritl7s Office and
procure licenses. A Deputy Sheriff
will on next Monday levy on every
one who owes this tax, consequently
any one desiring to avoid additional
costs had better settle before that time
No one will be exempt.
His Honor Mayor Cabell had
slim attendance at his usual matinee
yesterday; only one offender against
the city's laws put in an appearance
and he was colored gentleman who
was accused of making loud and un.
necessary noise on the streets. He
plead not guilty and demanded trial
by jury, which was accorded him and
after II hearing he was declared not
guilty and the case was dismissed.
gill Il Smith were the contractors
of the new lie Grande Hotel and the
proprietors take pleasure In recon-
mendiDg them as II responsible firm In
every sense of the word. They per-
formed their work in q thorough bust
ness like manner in the face of almost
unheard of difficulties, such us would
have disheartened most men in their
positions. Mr.. Smith says too much
praise cannot be awarded them.
--B. j. Starr arrived in the city yes.
terday and was Immediately arrested
at the instance Of Mr.. Martin, who
swore out a warrant charging him
with arson. Starr some two months
since occupied the hall Off little frame
store ON Lamar street, back of the
Episcopal church, Martin occupied the
other half. The building was set
on fire one night and Starr was
strongly suspected of being the incen-
diary and few days afterwards he
left the city and has been absent until