The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-29

which raised blister under his steel
mrset Olney, who was member OF
ihs gong waa wounded iu chs shoulder
AN attempt was made Ia iroWn
wood Wy tWu men % rob widow ol
thsl place She started 10 get her
pookntbook, hut returned with ASK.
ah0oter, and fred several shots, but dld
not succeed In drawing blood
ComanrLe ComH-Preparatlons arc
being made 10 celebrate the annlYorsh-
~ ol American independence ~ Coz
lianolie, on the fourth Of July - ne
sherll and posse have returned WIN
out learning the whereabouts OF The
murderors oi Il u Green The people
Of Life springs have called for muller
10 n0mo aud SEQ them IA company
of llyo good men from Lampassaa eouil'
" we're arrested Ia C0nnncho on nllH'
plci0n. and of course liberated when
identified .-.-A man named Driman
wns tried on Friday for oonntorleltlng
nlol,les In Rns,land,---William Lose, an
escnpcd convict from lluniylllel was
recapiured in Comanehe on sunday
RockgaR C0my-'rwo young men
we're sont TO the ponilentiAry Tor I'VE
years each for stealing horses. GEORGE
Haner the murderer OF ox Shorlll
Starka was convicted OF murder IN The
first degree, and sentenced TO he hnnR
ON the 10Th of juno District court
closed on Saturday, week ago BuSl'
ness was disposed of with u rush, a
good many cases we're not tried IN
which the parties were rcady, Tor lho
want OF time 10 try them, Every erin
nal case that was tried resulted u
conviction - The grand jury made u
report ~ to the effects Of the local OF
ton law, stating that since It's adoption
but very low crimes had been commits
ted in the county, aud what had Deell
woro, for the most, done by transient
men,
GraySOa C0miI--A number of u =.
sons of Savoy are out in u card in tbe
sherman Courier advocating tho organ,
i1ation of gr0onback party 10 Conn
pete in national politics. Tho Courier
does not indorso, nor IL IL willing 10
condemn the movement, yot thinks il
has u little too much of the Brick Pom.
crOy flavor about it, sherman IA 10
have mn leo cold meat market, An Ice
company opens business there this
week, ----Donson has sent u dolepn.
ton to sherman todiscuss thoproprieiy
of removing the courthouse, as VOL as
TO learn tho price for the same asked by
Shcrman,--Thc Denison law OK
Founders having challenged tho pill
makers to match gano of base ball
the challenge was accepted, and the
game played on Saturday afternoon.
---Dcnlson is troubled with mayoalty
aspirants,
HuriS County Another tragic murder
occurred in the Kennedy hotel on Fri.
day Dr. j. W. Brown, Il practicina
physician, was eating supper and being
waited upon by the attendants, when II
desperate stepped in, took u seat and
ordered supper A little timo elapsed
when he loudly asserted that he was as
much OF gentleman as any one at the
table. lie was told by Mr.. Brown that
no one disputed that; whereupon he
arose, and drawing pistol, shot Mr..
Brown, who fell and expired Instantly.
The villain registered his name rs L.
Grssom, Corpus Christi The Jury rem.
derod u verdict of above and gave opin-
ion of guilt and wilfull murder
countryman was robbed of $40 on a
street car, ON Friday, whilc returning
from the fair Another man lost a gold
watch and SlO0 and still another lost
his gold watch There was the heavs
lest hail storm Saturday that had oc-
cured in ten years,
LompaSaS CoImtH-lhc Dispatch says;
Lampasas county will, this year, ouit
importing -four and corn. We will
raise II surplus of both wheat and
corn, and have good mills to grind
them. The butchers are again sup.
plying the market with fresh beef and
mutton. Travellers report the coun.
| try northwest of here swarming with
desperadoos and refugees from Justice.
A vigorous enforcement of the law has
established peace and quiet here, and
| driven the roughs further out toward
tho frontier Reuben Boyce, who
killed his brotherin.law, Robert Ans
derson, in Mason county, a few days
ago, was admitted to bail in the sum
of $1,000 by Judge Blackburn, last
week. lie is also indicted for the muir
der OF n man named Johnson in Llano
county. The prospect for large crops
was never better than now. The injury
caused by the grasshoppers to the wheat
crop was not as great rs was expected
The corn, cotton and oat crops look re-
markably we'll, and nothing but an
extraordinary drought will prevent an
abundant hOrvast.