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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-10
A Serinu- Runnuar-

Sunday night four comm arcial trav.
eiers, named Messrs. ICrnmp, Fletcher
and Dodson, of ~. Louis, and Mr. Can
tTeli, OF Cincinnati, got into hack,
about hslf-past ten O'clock, and rode
Out 10 the San Jaeinto garden. Find
ing nothing of interest there, they be-
gan their return to town. When about
half way TO the Central depot the
horses SHE'D to one side, the reins
slipped out OF the drivers hands, aud
the team started 90 run. The driver
jumped at once to the grouad and at
tempted to grasp the horses heads, bat
he failed TO do 50, and away they went.
The Inmates began to realize that they
were being run away with and jumped
out. Messrs. Dodson and Cantrell got
of with slight bruises. Mr.. CTump,
however, Jared more seriously. He
jumped the wrong way and struck on
his head aud side. The carriage
dashed on. Mr. Fletcher still inside,
where he remained until the front
wheels were broken from the carriage
and it stopped.
As soon as the horses came down
town, the party began to see what
damage was done. Mr.. Crump was
missing; search was instituted, and
an hour and s-hslf after the accident,
he was found lying insebsible where
he bad fallen. He was carried down
to the cts, and taken To the LeGrand,
aud not til morning did be recover
his Consciousness. On examination,
his injuries were found TO be quite
severe, his head snd eye was badly
bruised, his eide was injured and rib
broken. This morning The HERALD's
reporter called on him at room forty
two, and found bin suffering consid.
cradle. and splitting blood. DIR. Locke,
who is attending him, says he cannot
tell yet how badly he IL injured. Mr.
I Crump also lost a fine smith and
I NELSON'S revolver, for which he viii
pay liberal reward, IL left at til.
LeGraDd. THE HERALD hopes he will
4 roon recover.
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Ihr Pr..lIrnr-

inheritors 81 vast wealth are proYerllaTy
spendtnTins. The golden uf. = Iur f-r.r-.
tue mime refined. and Cl4ur.I. as IH- .HfsIr
Of other hands and th- sweat % .fii.r alral..
icf. thel cAn form Eu just 81. l.Ialr Irs
value. Ecu the Donor " rf.nsI 81 d. -a-l
into the bslauc. - many DAYS q urrarnIr-
ting and fat4Eulag Luil. 80 many auA .ssls
aud siscpl'-ss M AS, ~ tnulu Efif-lsnIa. ifra
- muca care. Hut the .nHerltor IrfI rfs
values IL ~ what u Cusf rim. thc othsr. %
what u viii puEcha-c. Like the pffaalEal fr
The scripture parable. De tEuuEhf. ss-ly rn-
tends II to gTatlfy the caFFIce and craE.U--
% MS nature IEcu cuIne- TIE IlrE scene
the IA sers, the r-mOr-e, anu faf t0r :. a.
yeafisoIE- journey back % fas G1sH. ~ f-r4-
gal Industry but there Arr other prl.IlaiI..
On her faNoTlfe~ ouF lsIGufeUus rHras.r.
Nature, hs.s l.ylshed hsr Eclrsf tF.-1slr..--
neGltli- But the Iro1l.s value 10 lfgH ISL.
To- Il cost him uaGght. and Tee s lessly -l.a-i.-
deEs II IN notous living lrf-suf plra.-luH
obscures future vani- son fl. furfslu ..s.
on the lasi scene. W. $50 L.m he...s.s.IF.
In pOVeTlhhed-the rich treasure I'll I.1."s
sna mind all lost-in nlatry and dean ..r.
hefnprsef1i conscience norris NJ o. hifl LHH
mirror % mefnors In hiss TacEllss f..lv
lac pctceives tie Cau-a 81 his F.rsssrt - fl d..
Resolves to return. The journey a. lrus and
t.d.ou-. but n he per~eNrr.uTIy follows tn-
right road, hs viii 80 inI stI &C., tfIr Hae.l.
of his hopes IN the disfsatgss. ana Sarars. 49,
ing her Inv Aid child 4far Oh. VIII c.rf.e Hl.f
- met him, aac receive lsn uzrE sIfl
love aud blessing. 10 and tie rishf rr.I
hoineEarc, the suff-riuz pfpGLg.l -HUlla
Z read The People. Com NON --sIsH No
wiser Therein ~ L. com fictsig tnas..sI
out Is landmarks Al indicated ana .rs
mile tons> all numbeTci. D. al u. p-.es
and puhiisaos, X. y Pierre, II. D., Bunll1.
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THE STATE OVER.

The peach trees are in full bloom in
Wilson county.
The Shreveport Times is making 8
strike for East Texas business.
Base ball matters are quiekening in
Wealth eriord. Spring business.
The Denison city council is wrestling
with the dance hall question
The Katie Putnam combination
opened in Austin yesterday.
Hon. W E Dodge, of New York, and
party are DONG Texas extensively.
The Dewitt county courthouse is to
be removed from Clinton to Cuero.
They had a mad dog excitement in
Jacksonville the other day. No one bit
Westhertord feels the railroad i'm
petus already. She put on an extra
policeman the other day
The News evidently thinks the pres.
ent favorable time to re open the
wharf monopoly discussion.
The Galveston papers all speak in the
highest terms OF the exalted character
of Colonel Stone, their new mayor
The Review says a party c. young
men left Bolton for Coleman county
the other day. Too late for buffalo
The Denison Cresset says TEE DALLAS
HERALD is the only paper in the State
which ever riYaled the Galveston News.
The Colonel Kountz did not come in
on the 9th, and the jump. was without
an item. Mrs. Chanfrau viii be IN JET
ferson on the Goth
Sulphur Springs is organizing a hook
and ladder company. The grand jury
after returning seventeen indictments
adjourned for few days.
Mr.. j. W Oates, Of Harris county. an
old Texan, died of pneumonia. at his
residence, six miles from Houston. on
the 9th. He came TO the State in 81.
Mr.. 5. NJ Hunter, of the Bryan Ap-
peal, who was shot and killed by c. W
Crozier was insured in the Alabama
Gold Life for twelve hundred and fifty
dollars
Daniel Toole. a negro was murdered
IN Marshall Saturday night last Mr.
james Colt, son of Colonel j. A. Colt
was arrested. on the affidavit ola negro
charged with the crime.
Mr.. Say, of Hopkins county. sent to
Tennessee for spoonful of spring
wheat, paying therefor one dollar We
cant say how the experiment will turn
out, but trust it will do we'll
Mr.. John fempleton. the successful
manager OF the Templeton dramatic
combination, leaves Waco for Pass
Christian, Miss. where he will spend
the spring and summer with relatives
When the gubernatorial excursion
party was in San Antonio ToR,Oles went
up-and down, too, we suppose. The
dogs are considerably thinned out since
at all events Cannot his excellency
make an excursion to Dalias5
A Standard correspondent, writin.
from Dallas to his paper al Fort Worth
is not very complimentary To the pres
of this city. How much sour grape
there was underneath that article, tn,
world, perhaps, will never know.
The Houston Telegraph was sold
under a mortgage held by B. A. Shep
herd, on the 9th. 1t was bought b,
Colonel }. b. Likens for 5000. Til,
Age says it is understood that Colone
Likens bid for Shepherd, which is likely
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Fire at Dessou.
Special Correspondence of The Herald.
DgSro< March Z Is--

Special Correspondence of The Herald
DENTON, March 5, 1877.
The Presbyteris church at this place
burned down last Sunday night, at
about midnight-the work OF au incei :
diary.
District court has been in session,
and holding court Ia the church during
the week, and from Thursday until
that evening, three persons had been
COW ieted and ''sent up for two years
apiece, for various ofisnses, which
made it n bad outlook for those that
We're to follow, and 20 it il supposed to
have been burned to get themselves
Oft. All the records of the court were
burned, together with the papers In all
cases, nearly. Last 10 the church about
two thousand dollars; district clerk,
abou. four and five hundred dollars,
and to parties litigant, amount not
come at-able. N.
T. S.-No parties arrested yet. We
have ten men ia jail, who are now
awaiting trial. Dolly Hall, Jim Brown
and h. Diocesan have been convicted
thus far, with two more weeks of
court
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THE LASH.
Applied sonndiy b. Lacy To u
Desraetos of HER Gnsne.

Applied sonndiy h, Lacy ia -
Desraetos of HER Eusne.
THE HERALD hopes the tiane will
come, when through the force of cir
cumstauees a woman IL Obliged 10 sup
port herself Icy honest istior, .ill re-
ceive the same courtesy from men rs
those whom fortune has trsAiei more
kindly. 1t il true, aias. that nirn take
advantage Of u woman's position ia
such cases, aud do, aud say Thugs they
would not dare Ia, had she female
natural protectors To shield her from
SANDER. A case of COW hi,;iug has been
told TO the reporter of THE HERALD,
which, il IS stated, did not come
smiss- A lady who lad earned her
daily bread by the wOrh u her hands,
learned that certain individual had
used such terms in speaking of her,
that no woman could put up with.
Not having either bus hand or brother
hand herself, and procuringa cnwh hide
proceeded 10 the Granger house, " here
her maiigner was stopping, ana then
and there administered severe
eastigation. The Individual. who re
ceised the whipping s'vore out an
affidavit and had her arrested, and
also young man who accompanied
her, az an accomplish. The case will
come up before the mayor. and until
it has been devsioped il the courts,
We withhold the names.
The winding case came up be-
fore the mayors court this morning,
and the lady plead guilty, preferring
TO do 80 than to have public trial
The officers kindly RENTED all costs.
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nid any snfeebl.a huHaza brius ever De-
come strong und-T ihs 1p.EaI.a-. GO bel. l..-I
c.thariies OF -alsyAnl Do is -taltt l--es
necessafy 90 regulate the bowels, o.r .srs
EN- not b. done by active FsIraSiCl. ul..a
eEhausts the VIAL forces ans slryss u. gHa.l
purpose whatever. TIE only tfg- uaT q.
promote health and Nlg9r ~liel ar- CO.. a.
ia! T. regularity O. the organic fguet ..., To-
70 inNisurste. discipline sud rur.fg ;..- 81 H.
TEN ~ the same time. The exlrlaIl r1a.1..
-ffiesey q Hosi,ft-T's stomach b.i:sls .I
cases OF debility or ifrs clarity ul t.r .f.
gzns o. digestion. assimilation. rs-rsf..l
ant discharge. o universally adulltts.l. A o.
petite. .Srd digestion. - r-gu.ar larTf ,sf
body. active circlinflrE 90 gle blood. ars
purity 90 AL TIE animal rl..ts ars .n ur.#
BY this -gPerb tonic and currrrfsEH- l. .Hsa
NJ .uh4-. mur-oNe1, o. FreNHrslae I'd
Gu .ls aud ier"f. AuI other - Uf ulztH .fa.
Isez-e To erllErauts sud fFaFe.srs Oh lei
particularly >sTslo.sbie ~ a medicinal nj 's-
giaarl.
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FI-ANo LuDeE 40 ia I. q. %. q.
WHEREss, Il has plca.ad Almighty I'D
70 summon NOM cur clfrie cur -.r.ssls.f
brother and beloved oonIFa5r. n. r.. Fo.lIGH.
be Il by our Lodge
Iscs,ircd. Thai while r-r lufrL. AID s...r-
mt>Stf ely bow 90 TIE niFtl. ulll. - f-t.IHa.
th- loss Of thlk vslutfi iasf 90 tls F-afI.-
eFhcoo, one Nnu-e heart kufsss NO ssrfI.Hr
prem pi.Exs than thuse q ilsarilius.s -
nonor.
lhst N his death eur cusllrl 1u4fv has Idsf
q Trustworthy ana Honorable citizen. f.r-
Lodge an orfcflT and suusI-frllt fI-rfIIssr.
aud the brotherlon-i an .Fssu afll s-.rrTstf
advocate . for the difi1s1of 20 the ~ ~
OF henesoieuce ana chaufY.T
That In memory OF Ger hruf1ar or fsaIlr
be draped In mourning. thar ~ 49, fI.a
usual badge Of molrrtur cor thirty dave.
and that tncs- rssoiutions ue rslaur,flal q.
The minutes Of ouF Lodge.
That We tender toe t-raa~es fautfr arr
profound symraihg Ia their nssFg = .lIl-
Tons, and send Them onffs o. tlHss aIaaI.lr a.
tieus.
That copy % the sane b. f1rsa-.fai ID
IHE DALLAS hEsALn auf ere Mci-.urfs
Enq7iFer, with = rss1ssi foE pli.liefllrn.
1hAkl.f> 2. MUfLiLflss.
u. ~ PAGAN.
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

THE HERALD regrets to learn that
Major r, V. Tompkins is confined to
the house by severe attack of rheu-
matism.
IL is appropriate just now to re-
mark that "Winter lingereth in the
lap of spring." Linen coats, trimmed
with fur, are fashionable.
An interesting case OF unrequited
affection is on the taps. AS 1t is likely
to come Into court, THE HERALD's
readers may learn more about it.
We call the attention of our read
ers TO the low prices that watches,
clocks and all kinds of jewelry can be
bought at the music and jewerly store
of +. Austin, No. 504 Main street.
THE HERALD received a copy of
the Atlanta Constitution, which gives
an account Of the reception of the
great banner at that city. In q few
days The HERALD will give full &C
count of the presentation.
Publish that which is good. DR.. j.
FL. McLean's strengthening cordial and
blood purifier is life saving remedy,
impa-ts vigor, health aud strength to
the system, purifies and enriches the
blood. DIR. }. II. Mclean, 3l4 Chestnut
street. st. Louis, Missouri.
Richard W.Thompson, of Indiana,
who has been appointed secretary Of
the navy, is said to be the father OF
Richard w. Thompson, Jr.. the gen.
eral passenger and ticket agent Of the
Texas and Pacific Railroad, an ole
citizen OF Dallas and well known and
liked by his many acquaintsnces.
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Day before yesterday, the Last water
pipe was laid, and yesterday, Mr..
Travers DanieIs, the builder, turned
the WORKS over to the company. They
have been thoroughly tested aud found
TO DO complete la every particular.
Mr.. Daniels deserves the thanks of the
community for the prompt and efficient
manner IN which he has completed
his contract, and also. for investing SO
heavily In the enterprise himself. He
'wus nearly seven-teuths OF the shares.
II seems to THE HERALD that the city
would make good investment II they
purchased the works, or Mr.. Daniels
interest, which would give II the con-
troi Tbs city, by 30 doing, could
afford ample protection against IRE,
and supply water to consumers at .
very low rate, and create sinking
fund besides. The city, Of course. has
not the money nov, but 1t an early
day. b. purohssing, could make mon-
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The Duke Of Aosts, formerly ANA
deus l., KING of spain, h thought ct
Turn TO have become partially insane
since the death of his duchess. He
walks every narnipg In the subterra-
mean vaults Of the S0pergA, among
which bis wise Is inferred, and sings
In q low tone iitsniesS to the Virgin.
The rest of the day he spends In the
Church Of 81. Phillip, praying or hear
Ing the catechism recitations OF the
children.
Bartholdi, the sculptor, telexrapha
from Paris thai he has completed III
his plaster casts for the statue oil
Liberty Enlightening the World. =
He VIII iunmsdiately begin to mouid
The fsmaining porti0na He expeetl
g hAve tho e1Akile epEnplelod and rad
fos shipnsnt ui3hlo : ysas. !,
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UNDER GUARD.
The Rock wall Murderer Taken 20 the
scene of His Crime-A Heavy and
Determined Guard.

Monday morning n procession of
fourteen mounted men, armed with
shot guns and Winchester rifles escort
ing buggy in which was seated the
sheriff OF Rockwsll county, and the
prisoner, could be seen leaving the city
enroute for Rockwell. The prisoner
was brought here some days ago from
Lee county. and would have been re-
moved * orer, had it not been report
Ell that the country between Fcrney,
where the party would have left the
ears, and Reckwail, was filled with
armed strangers, anu they feared a
rescue. Deputy Sheriff Thomas there
fore went TO Rockwall and returned
with fourteen old citizens heavily
armed, aud yesterday they started, de-
termined to take him through, and we
Judge from the looks of things that
they will.
The officer in charge give the follow
ing synopsis of the history of the
crime:
Every in this section OF coun-
try has heard of Starkes' murder.
served under him rs deputy two years,
aud liner man never lived. Garner
the prisoner, we think was hired To
kill him 10y Cannon, whose son was
killed 10y Stsrke in self-defeDce
Garner was caught by Jim Brown,
sheriff OF Lee county, and We went
after him. There are ten or
eleven indictments against him
down there. While on the train
between Giddings and Hampstead,
Garner nearly got his irons of by
means OF wire key. We took that
away from him, and on arriving AT
Hampstead, searched him again, and
found another wire key in day book
He came very near getting the darbies
or Al Hampstead a big fellow, friend
of Garner, s1ore We shouldn't take
him away. This man had just been
acquitted on charge of murder, HIM
self. But We took him, and are gaiag
to take him 10 Rock wall, or die trying
The telegraph operator here just mott
fled our party, that there were nine
/ teen men At Forney, where We get of,
all armed. As yet, We do not know
whether they are citizens of Rockwau
who intend TO mob him, or his friends
who viii attempt rescue. In either
case, they wont. get him while we live,
and there are twenty OF us with forty
rounds Rpieee. II thsy are his friends,
he will he the first man shot. Garner
ia afraid he Will be mohbad, but keeps
Up u COED nsrve, and doesn't want his
I friends to try rescue, as he knows
what he'll get, sure"
Judging from Dir. Thomas appear
auce and the determined faces of the
posse, The HERALp's reporter is
eff the opinion that, as Off
GERS of the law. they will do their
whole duty, and will take the prisoner
/ safely to Rockwell. lie is the same
/ deputy who arrested the two negroes
I for the murder OF Love, who were ex-
ecuted in Kaufman county. Garner,
/ the prisoner, is nan about thirty
years Of age, dark cJmplexioned, well
/ dressed, good looking, and weighs
about one hundred and fifty pounds.
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Eesr" .tiI.,t


TIE srlth bound Central train, night
before last, WAS an hour late. The
cllse Ut The delay was The Killing Of a
negro ~ the engine. lie must haze
been Intoxicated, and was lying on the
track. The engineer saw him whcn at
,.lse quarters. aud blew his whistle.
The darby just had time to raise his
head, When he was hit by the cow
catcher aad thrown into the ditch.
The train was stopped, and the pas-
svugers snd employees got of to see il
De was killed. He was barely alive,
aud a horrible sight He va taken
on h',nl and LEFT at the next station,
Mckinney though nush against the
WHO'D tbe peop.e ut that place.
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Foreign.

The Chicago TriJuhs JHIuks "it O.
almost ;ime that some Vigo.vu- riEu
should take hold 81 the religious news
papers aud shake the sWiud.iug uI.tg-
tisemeuts cut 81 them
one Of the House d1uT-keepoFs gave
Willis, % New York. IA black eye the
ether day when the latter abused him
for obeyiug orders not - lake lu als
visitors CARDS.
This from the Lonisville CouufT-
ciIl, hR!i-psy organ, Is refreshing
OF Journal has ever sa.1 thc Saufterl
people are rObbers, assa--iu- sui olt
laW-W
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BY rnystsrices providenc. az U.r.l n1-
oiner u.--nb~a o. ol-r J. tllr tzrd hHs talrHI d a.
moved ~ ccsfh- Nh Carroll 30 ~ Der
re<idsncc IN Laiit.s, y 14G=sy' - 49,. D.
view OF this btrcatctarCt llr 4.s-ias' all
society 81 the First frcsi.g irIlau Nllurrr
Hrssirsf- That 10 the dssti 90 Nr.. carroll
they have lnxs a naesl her -. b = o.. r.lrr--
cot and con<iaisf d-yCtlon. lnli EeI frs. her
self pesuissl1s u--fui. sal ~ har astis.i.if
and ehcerfol christian 1clsoituslls hac Ia
spfted In our hearts sezlftmes.f~ u go.
pei -on.- 1sctfon. Wide W. ftiiarn s.r,r -.
ve thank our Heavenly Fasnsr 30 Al sl...
she va 70 ". anc. nnre e-peciaCy, fsr GU
hope OF her hsp plress ~ heaven.
ha~Dtrcd, That We tender to huF hero =. -
husband and Kindred oar wara.rsf -. -
tnies. Also. 10 the chnrcl fur - Ia. "a /.
orieht ornAntnt and earnest heif--r
f>s.irsns That blank PAGE Ia our aociss !
1898 pe sn>crscs1 IN her r-eHcr,r. ffat !
epty OF thee resolutions e .rrs - i -
amicesd husband and f.inlly. kld casiss y
ssnt 70 Ink bALl-A< HEl-kraD and Tea -
rsssoy esrien for Vuei.essAln.
UAnu wsIs0x, sssssssss.
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srRIsERiARREsEED
onieer Duncan Arrests an Operator AT
Troupe, Texas.


Some time during the past fall, the
chief of police of Louisville, KY, sent
photograph of young man who
had left the State on account of a
charge Of enibezzling funds while in
tn EN- ploy ment of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, with a request to
keep an eye out for him. Shortly
afterwards a young man came TO The
city, who gave his name AS Frank
Morton, and remained some weeks
While here he attended the fair and
the races, and afterwards left the city.
Officer Duncan got hold of the picture
aud, also, certain information, which
led him to suspect the young man
who had been here. He set to work
on the case, wrote to Kentucky, got
requisition from the governor, and
forwarded IL to Austin for Governor
Hubbsrd's signature which was given,
and the document was received hare
last week. On receipt of it, Duncan
put on plain clothes and started to
look for his man. First going TO
Houston, where he heard his man was
located, and not finding him there, he
went to town thirty miles off, but
afterwards returned and took up the
International road At Diekerson he
found that the young man owed a
hoard bill, and had written to the land
lord to send his trunk to Troupe and
be would send the money. With the
letter, Officer Duncan started for
Troupe, and as soon us he stepped of
the ears he recognized his man ia a
crowd. Approaching the crowd he
spoke as though he did Cot recognize
Eustiek. "'Mr. Dickinson is on the
train and wants to see M. Eustickn
tthat being the name the young man
had assumed). Eustick Immediately
replied, "That's me,n and jumped on
/ the train, followed by Duncan, who
| Immediately arrested and hsndcuffed
him, bringing him with him on the
same train. They arrived yesterday
morning, and The HERALD's reporter
visited the ealapoose and interviewed
the prisoner, who was very non-com-
tai and refused TO make any statement
except that his friends were weil-to do
and would give him all the assistance
! be wanted; that his real name wa
f.ustick, aud lie had work Ell for tia.
Louisville anu Nashville Railroad
When he was arrested he had been u
work as an operator for tie Interna
tionai road at Troupe for about tw,
weeks. He Is young man OF abou
twenty-three or twenty-four years
good-lookiug, with light hair and sid
whiskers. He will probably be KEEP
here til the Kentucky officials com
for him. There Is q runor that b.
was also wanted in Kansas City for Al
express robbery, but moth ing siefinit
is known. He 10 quite cool aud eol
lected and inclined to keep clos
mouth.
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sy. Insurance men, who have exam
iued The works, are enthusiastic over
them, and already have reduced their
rates. THE HERALD predicts that the
steamer will be abandoned in be por-
tions OF the city where the hydrants
are located, as the water WORKS viii
supply all the water needed, aud viii
permit Of as many streams as The FIRE
department have hose Ia attach. Dial,
las las good reason to be proud of her
water works, as they stand as menu
ment OF the enterprise of her citizens,
and the solidity of the town.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-10

l'r man, liowurl Liiiard, who was
ou r# iar theft Of a horse, in the Djf
tact court, yesterday, was discharged.
The 'etsuse alleged that he was a vie.
tm of The di-ca-e known a. ~, ptoma-
nia. Ai1er bis release his father sent
WORT .1 Jle city marshal that he wished
he "ulii lauk him up for the night,
i'E lthe was allowed TO run about he
would Dee -ufe 70 steal something be-
i'ir morning, another horse as likely
~ possible, aud that to-morrow he (ths
hih'r would psy charges and take
h'm home aud keep ham under sur
yeIiance.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-10
a Bnrias rh.f.

Neht before lasl some thieves stole
r.Hgle harness fsom Mr.. J. G. Me
''uaeli, with it they proceeded to
Tue rear 20 the Guiding 500 Main
street and hltehed on to sewing ma
ehius wagon belonging 10 the Wheeler
q Wilson company. The landlord OF
the !femoai house Cclose BY stepped
"Sf II DOE back door aud saw two men
h'ica ~ aud drive of, but supposed
'u'y were Toe owners. AIr. Cain, the
aseHi, hss alefe'i reward OF twenty
hF' collars Cor the recovery Of the
N'gon. ltwss about hAlf-past eleven
~ben The theit took place, and the
perpgirasors were very cool abs,st It.