The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-01
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The IeaderWanis Marshall 20 pro-
vide against lire by building elslerns'
Captain King crossed the AueeeH
lahl SUNDAY with q drove OF hle lhou'
sand cattle Tor the Kansas markets
Robertson county Aas appointed
four delegates ~ accompany Tue lplr
iWl railroad immigration excursion
The GIeenylle brass hand, BEGAN
lng drmnmiled for want Of sufficient
wind, funds ~ something else has dln'
banded,
IA English company proposes 10
build NJ once the Corpus Christi nul
Laredo road, They demand, however,
supreme ownership VI the franchise
The United states revenue eolleo'
! tors office bus been removed nom ny
leE IuXas, Parties having business
with Mr. Malluy, the collector, should
address bin AZ Jellerkun
-German farms about llohelm, not
far from Cuer0, are ~ u ~ DO charming
Men aud women and children arc M
duslrIous uud rapidly growing rich, Hnd
their farms becoming very valuable
Robbers aud thieves, three huu'
dred strong, are NJ Camarg0, making
proparntlons 10 drive oil the Texan
iWngcrs In that vicinity, who restrict
the rayages Of the plumbers OF western
TeNna,
--Greenyllle lleradi "Smllh, charged
with the killing Of Mr. Thayer, Of tins
place, la 1862 or 1903, was carried he-
fore Judge Norton last Saturday, on u
writ of hnbeai corpus, ana admitted w
bail IN the sum OF sbOOO,'
Mckinney Il soonto have u wagon
factory established IN their town
Other towns should follow her exam
plu until all The machinery aud mrn'
! Ing implements needed by Texas nfe
made within her boundary.
An election for county officers, aud
for The location of the county seat of
tho new county Of Someryillc, takes
place on the l9lh Of next month, II h
| supposed GlenrO'o VIII he chosen IN
the county seat by q very large major
n.y.
Camille Lcrma has escaped from
lail la Corpus Christi. lie knocked the
taller down, took brace Of pistols
from him, aud made the land of God
aud liberty In two duys aud II halt
Lcrma was confined for murder lie
was also accused Of cutting the West
ern Union telegraph wire,
our venerable fcllow-cltl2on, Hon.
Stephen Jones, and his lady, near sew
enly years old, never having rode on
railroad, took the cars this week and
pnid visit to their children In Dallas
We are firmly convinced that the Judge
will he "a railroad man on bis return. --
mckinney Enquirer.
We noticed one Of the street cars
loaded with lumber yesterday. "-'Aus-
tin Statesman. Consisting OF leaders
and funny paragraphs for the States
mans columns, probably. a street
railroad in Austin! Why, before the
verdant stockholders get through with
the matter they will be glad to haul
off garbage ut two bits n load.
The Corsicana Observer learns from
Major John y. Jones, comn,andant OF
the frontier forces, now on u visit to his
home In that city, that, although the
appropriation 10y the last legislature
! for his force can not be used before
! september next, he has so managed
4 the appropriation OF last year that the
necessity Of distanding his force dur
ing the summer will be avoided,
Nearly every negro ia the county
was Ia town on Saturday. Work on
the farm neglected, plows stopped, and
| their poor horses ridden to town and
kept tied up 70 rack for the whole
day. If such course does not bring
short crops, run them in debt, and
work general injury TO the colored race,
then we confess that we cannot deduce
results from established causes.
"A man named Isaac Baxter, al las
| II. j. Perry, who has been running the
Rancho saloon in Denison, was arrest
cd by detective from New York on u
charge Of robbing the Hudson River
and New York Central railroad depot,
at New York, of $4,000. The robbery
occurred in May last, and since then
detectives have been hunting for their
men. He was taken to Sherman to
await requisition from New York.
"A man named Brady was shot and
killed in front of "Ban.io Bill'sn dance
house. in Lulng, short time since,
and forthwith the funny man of the
Austin Statesman locates the dance
| house, as web as the murder, in Dal-
las. 1t is true that Dallas, like all
large cities, has more or less wicked
ness and immortality, but to attempt,
rs the funny man of the Statesman
does, to credit all the wickedness com
mitted in Texas to Dallas, is as con-
temptible as 1t is cowardly.
On the site of San Marcos once
stood, the Bee says, Torrey's tavern,
under which, at an early day, that old
Texas hero, John Tory, kept hotel for
some time on two pounds of crackers,
II box of sardnes and bottle OF
whisky, at night stretching around his
guests, reclining under his tree, his
cabras to keep oftarantulas, centipedes
and other poisonous reptiles, which
never dare 70 crawl over the caOras at
night. John enjoyed himself in his
hotel aud, in the language of the
Dutcbn'an, ran it "Youst like h-ll"
Brownsville Sentinel, 10Th: ''rhere
seems to be an understanding that
Cortina is 20 be the next governor OF
the state Of Tamaulipas, that the par
ties organizing up and down the river
are electioneering parties in the Cor
tina interest, How they will support
themselves until the election comes OF
can be easily surmised Texas is the
open field to draw supplies from. Our
stock raisers will have to suffer during
this campaign, unless protection is
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