The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-30
Tux llERiLn'S COMPRESS,

I'VE HENNhn " 'Nhl hhHN'
liellon hus had 40 rain Gr two
months,
Tue streets of Henderson me- 10 he
gruded
Corn sells IN Austin NJ Que dollnr per
huHlcl,
Rcd river h getting down Ia extreme
low water mark,
CoHlounn haa organized u Knights
NJ pyihlaH Lodge,
G, H. Sheriff. KILLED u negro named
Alex, Curnly, IN Oyeflon, liurk coun'
~, last tuesday,
The Waco Eganlncr, which was de-
slloyed by IRE some time hlnc0 hnH re-
sumed publication,
The Times office, NJ Henderson, husk
county, IN offered for sale by III editor,
Nh Splvy, wh0 Dnds II Impossible TO
run u newspaper pnd p,auilee lnw'
Snn Antonio Herald "'rhe killing
of John llurlcs0n NJ the c0chin0
Rancho, 10y u man lHmcd ,nsky, h
confirmed. They were playing poker
Lnrliy drew his pistol, aud llnlrhcd the
game
james Pullman, n WHITE man about
twcnly.sevcn years ~ ngr, WIS MUIR
icrcd 10y n mulallo named Henry bag
gcss ~ Davis, In NuruWlochcs county,
The murderer rsonpcd,
lnugvlrw Reporter "rwo negroes
were run over aud killed 10y y train on
the international mIlr0ud near over
ton, thh week. They were asleep ON
the truck
Bolton Review, "Alr. Sllns liaggctt
informs ~ thnt he haA had thrcshcd
this week i've hundred Bushels of Onts
from six acres. How IL that for high. -
Good enough,
Peoria Record; zone OF the parties,
named John Spears, who was lmplica-
ted In the killing of Rev, Mr., pledger,
In the northern portion Of McLennan
county, has been arrested aud lodged
In Jail In Waco"
Honey Grove Independent; "rhe
corn crops o. Il few farms In this
vicinity are past suffering for rain, and
viii not make anything hardly, while
others win make forty to llfly bushels
per acre without any more rain.
Giddings Tribune: clown improve
ments still go on. several very nice,
substantial and ornamental brick
buildings have recently been finished,
aud two or three more are now under
going completion"
The house Of Mr.. Ruf Anderson,
near the Waco crossing, on Big Elm,
was destroyed 10y fire on Sunday night,
together with all its contents. The
friends OF Mr. a. promptly subscribed
the necessary funds To rebuild the
house.
Lancaster Gazette: "rhere will be
u grand picnic held at Hutchins on
Friday, the Both of July. The Iancas-
ter Silver Corhct Band have been en-
gagged to furnish music for the occasion
and n good time is expected, Rev.
John Collier and Dr. Young are the
speakers of the day."
Bonham Enterprise; "Billy Bagby,
while hauling hay on last Tuesday |
evening, had a centipede to crawl over |
his arm, and it blistered very much
like erysipelas, He was treated by DIR. |
Lane rs soon rs he arrived in the city, |
and seems to be doing we'll"
Honey Grove Independent: I'VE |
learn that Billie CroYson shot and in
stantly killed. Jefl. Franklin at Crow,
sons residence, about seven miles
south OF town, on Wednesday evening.
The few particulars that We have heard |
make IL appear that the act was justifi-
able.
Roekdale Messenger, 2Sd: "John
D. Merchant from Denton county,
was arrested here on Tuesday last up
on receipt of telegram, by Deputy
sheriff landrum, charged with forge
~ and theft. He was taken back to
Pilot Point, in Denton county, on YES
lerday by the Sherifi'to await his trial.
We understand the forgery to have
been committed in 1850. He had been
here some days baying cattle, and was
4 man of considerable means.n
Rockwah Banner: eve have lust
learned of sad incident which occur
'ed near Wildwood, the other day, be-
'ween two young men named Deere
md Smith. The particulars of the af-
air, so far as we have been able to
earn, are as follows: 1t seemed that
Deere had accompanied a young lady
o church, and Smish being Also en-
Imored of the young lady, asked to ac-
company her home. She referred him
o Deere, and told him IL he was will
ing that he might go. But 1t seems
hat Deere objected to this arrange
nent, aud contended 1t was his place
. escort the young lady in question
ome. But, in the meantime, Smith
ad changed the young iady's horse
rom the place where II was tied, and
lille Deere was looking for the horse,
NTH carried the girl triumphantly
way. This so enraged Deere that he
wore he would kill Smith, and meet
" him at market a short time after
ard, he invited bin to the spring, a
lort distance from the market, to
hlch place they both went. In
iort time Deere returned, with his
Iothes torn and dripping with blood,
n being asked where Smith was, he
splled, "Go and see.r On remaining
ne spring, they fiuud youDg Smith q,