The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-03-25
THE STATE OVER.

blShop NreeS VIII NisiV Na'asot"
April 10th.
New cases of measels are reported
daily in Waxahachie,
The Cleburhe papers speak Of little
else than the railroad
The Central will change their gaug
on the Austin branch next Tuesday.
The travelling evangelists are going
to give Waxahachie benefit so ON.
Mr. J. 7. Brewer and Miss N. +.
Carter were married in Falls county on
the Dist,
Galveston has colored Jim Fisk"
and Jim gives them no end of trouble
in the courts.
Mr. Charles Chardet, OF Chicago, is in
the State looking out for location to
plant colony.
A Catholic priest administered COM
fort to Trimble, the Marlin murderer
in Jail the other day.
Dr. A. 7 Morris, associate editor o
the Statesman, fell down stairs the 9th
er day and fractured his leg.
Mr.. L. T. Matthews, of Galveston,
and Miss Ida Cochran, of Navasota,
were married on the 10Th instant.
The iron cage for the Waxahachie
Jail has arrived, and will soon be put in
the Jail. Look out Glib, old boy
Mr.. P. c. Sims, an old and highly
respectable citizen Of Ellis, is recover
ing from a severe spell of sickness.
Bn am pays her Mayor S25, per
msS 4 end board Board That's
where the profit of the position comes
in.
The farmers of Ellis county are con-
fident that they will sustain no serious
damage from the grasshoppers this
season.
Burglars are again at work in Hearne.
Nine out of ten of the convicts who
lately escaped near Hearne, have been
recaptured.
The Applewhite murderers refuse to
return from Shreveport with Sheriff
Love, of Limestone, without a requisl-
ton from the governor of Texas
The Age says it is wonderful to note
the improvement in business in Hous'
ton. The annual parade of the tiremen
will take place on the 2lst of April
The Register doesn't think the sher
if of Montague county personated
highway robber, as charged by the Waco
Examiner Will Mr.. Davis explain
A young man named Bob Bettsa
while burning brush in Leon county, 8
few DAYS since, was seized with hit, fell
into the fire and was burned to death.
Professor Parker, the big banjoist,
has been carrying the editor OF the Cor
sicana Observer back to old times
Wish he would do us the same favor
The Methodsts and Baptists OF Gle
burne lock horns soon on Infant bap
tism," and kindred themes. The d
will have an easy 60, during the dis
cussion.
The blasting out of cistcrns at For
Worth frightens the citizens OF ina
little burgh. Not used to so much DIN
and "Padds" nerves are not on theil
good behavior.
A Williamson county farmer brough
1000 dozens of eggs into Austin, thu
other day. They sold at eleven cent
per dozen. Forty.four dollars is com
Portable nest egg ITSELF
Commodore Morgan has reduce'
freights by his line from New YORK .
Austin to one dollar per hundred. IN
Gazette says this will enable Austil
merchants to compete with Galveston
Waco is overrun with tramps, and tn
Examiner would have the authorize
look after them. Miss Mollie Brelsforo
who was accused by Mrs. Mcintosh,
burglary, was honorrbly acquitted upo
trial. .o..ta g,r
An Austin dispatch says "Th
proclamation OF the Governor al
nounced that he would take charge
the Huntsville penitentiary April