The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-10
THE STATE OVER.

Frctstoae Co,miu-'rhe hog cholera
prevails to disastrous extent in the
ncighborhood of Butlor.----rhe dead
bodies Of a negro woman and child,
about five yenrs Old were found IN the
bed of u creek George Solomon, the
husband of the woman has been M
| rested.
EUiS C0miH--John Hardy Of Grove
Creek, while in Ennis, last week, took
violently i'll, and died in short time.
His disease was malaria hmmaturia ----
The new horns of the band boys were
warmed on Saturday evening They
have wagon with the name of the
band on it, Ennis wants the Central
shops,
Marion ComB-The Jimplicute tells
the following touching incident "a
very lloshy colored woman attempted
to cross Polk street from Bateman S
corner to the news stand to>day at one
o'clock, A portion OF her remains were
scooped up 10y her friends and carried
home in one Of lorran's shoetiron
eyaporntors.'
Lamar Co,oan-The North Texan
says corn is made, and the crop is II
good one. Cotton is doing splendidly
undor the influence of the warm sun.
shine-----rwo wagons filed with EN-.
igrants, returned to "old Arkansas" to
the wiIe's relations, last week. The
negroes held .ioliiicaton on the
Fourth. They prepared good table
for the whites, who were with them,
GalptStoa ComtL--rhe corner stone
of the cotton exchange was laid Satur-
day. The Guinea negro George
kicked by u horse Inst week, died on
Friday Engine numbersix, has boon
tried and found O X throwing stream
two hundred and thirty.thrce feet high.
III. II. Stone, the deIaulting deputy
collector, was seen in Chambers county,
keeping clear of railroads, and making
his way to Arkansas. The second
cash prize of ten thousand dollars, was
drawn by n timer in Galveston, his
number was CLOS, in the Louisiana
drawing.
Harris County. Beers publishes de.
NAL that his medicine produced the
death of Mrs Green, of Montgomery.
-Business men, of Houston, says the
Age, think that Morgan is trying to
build up Clinton, instead Of Houston, 10y
the breaking of the canal contract. -
The city railway is to be extended to
the cemetery. "a trampwas killed at
Pierces junction, while trying to board
the cars "A little colored girl left
Galveston for Houston, a week ago, and
never arrived there. She is but twelve
years old and is supposed to have been
abducted. ----Thermometer marked go
on Saturday, the hottest of the sea-
son.
GraYSo, Comty-Tho colored people
will celebrate August lst--rhe city
council of Dcnison have reduced teach
ers' salaries about twenty per cent
On the htth Denison shipped twenty
cars OF four hundred and twenty-sevcn
head of cattle.----rhe Cresset COM
plains of the prostitute nuisance next
door to reputable iamilies.-Three
thousand people visited the infant won
der on the Fourth,--'rhe Democrat
says. The celebration in Whitesboro
went OIL with great eclat Hon. Mr.
Martin Of the sherman Register de-
livcred the Grafton Judging from the
ability OF the speaker and the sublimity
of the theme, we venture to say though
we did not hear it, that it was an ex-
ccllcnt Grafton, Everybody seemed
happy.
TWrdHt ComtH-The Standard: The
new calaboose has been completed,
and is ready for the reception of offend
ors against the peace and dignity of the
city,--Mr Elliot, the .jailer, requests
Us to sigtc that no spikes or bolts have
been removed from any cell in the new
Jail within the past week lie says
Jack.stones' is new nameto him, hut
he is, nevertheless, glad the prisoners
have some amusement in their sweat
boxes these hot days Five of the
citizens of the city, were arrested for
visiting one of the dance houses. "A
man at hotel in nude state, entered
the apartments of lady. She sounded
an alarm, which was Immediately am
swered by a gentleman, who put in his
and taking in the situation
proceeded TO administer q very lorcible |
expression ofhis disgust of the intrud. |
ers actions by knocking linn down, and |
otherwise injuring him. An officer was |
nfnrm el of tho flair aud orraaio1 tha
fellow, who will answer to the charge |
preferred in the mayors CONT
Members of the st. Louis cotton ex-
'hange are expected to visit Fort Worth
'oon.---The county attorney, together
with Judge Cummings, have been sued
BY a man for the sum of five thousand
lollars, on charge Of false imprison-
nent