The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-28
THE STATE OVER.

Washington Colmtg--W, t. Livingston
was shot aud killed on the 25th by 40
lon Randall, who was arrested and
placed in jail,----Iryan IL TO have Il
merchants exchange, Happy Bryan
Graysoa county in Sherman, little
Wallace Love was thrown from runaN
way team, and badly injured, Tho
Courier wants ShermNns dead library
resuwected The denizens Of Doni-
son were out in stunning costumes at
their anniversary ball on the evening Of
the oath
NcLeaadm Comt-The report that
Austin Sims had been captured and
killed has not been confirmed, The
body of James Mellon, the murdered
man, WAS quietly buried yesterday
morning Christian church, at
Waco, has secured the services Of Rev,
w r. Hall, Of New Orleans, as pastor
at II salary of SlSOOper annum
BerW ComtD--The citizens of San
Antonio held mass meeting on the
night OF the 18th and endorsed the
presidents southern policy mill
tary company is being raised at San
Antonio for operations ON the Rio
Grando Looks like business, The
San Antonians want Hayes TO come and
see them, The san Antonio Express
threatens on the first of next month to
appear in new dcess
Harris COlny.--Deputy Sheriff Mos
Kinney scooped in Isaac Parker ne
gro who was indicted for assault with
intent to kill, and lodged him in jail
Hilbert Campbell, coloied, had u
grudge against John Andrews, his Arr.
can brother, and attempted to settle
his hash for him Going to Andrews
house ut night, he called him out, when
he fired three shots NJ him, missing him
each time Campbell was lodged in
jail. Tho Presby terian ladies of IIous.
ton gave an ice cream supper ON the
Doth, and sailed down one hundred and
seven dollars and ninety cents The
old Guards have rendered their SER
vices to Colonel McLeary in the event
of a brush with the greasers
Palo Pinto Co,mtH--A man by the
name of Prince caught the good people
of Palo Pinto for two hundred dollars,
and then took French leave. The
Palo Pinto Star says that woman in
Fort Griffin just in from the buffalo
range, gave birth to n child ON Thurs.
day and the following Saturday had two
more. She must be getting ready for II
war with Mexico. The Star has the
following; Mr. Rchard Dobbs, resi-.
dent of this county and son of Judge
Dobbs, who, it will be remembered was
murdered by the Indians, near town
some four years ago, and a young man
whose name we did not learn, was liter>
ally buried alive few days since, in
Shackletord county, by an adobe build
ing giving away and falling on them
while they were sleeping. 1t is supposed
their death was instantaneous.
Trails Cotmty-General Ord is on his
kway from the Rio Grande to Austin, to
consult with the governor respecting
the Mexican border troubles. Hon
j. II, McLeary, who some time since
| offered his services to the governor to
raise regiment, has been notified by
telegraph to hold himself in readiness.
THE governor advertiSes for bids
for lease Of pententiary and convicts
for five years. Brown Bowen, John
Wesley Hardin's brother-in-law, has
been arrested in Florida by Major
Chiply and taken to Austin. He is
charged with murder in Gonzales coun>
ty~--Dr. Philpot, Of Austin, said this
to those of his congregation who got up
to leave for fire, during prayer MY
friends, there may be those here who
are very much interested in that fire
but we are fighting a worse fire here
than there will ever be in Austin.