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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-08

This on ard popular lou-7ral - Western = '~h.
tng.on with the largest eirss'sf4oh o. Az ~,i+r
a. re Tsrr4tgr, ia publ!xAed every saturday
aorntns. Terms Three Dollars per and
.aua. ia adysres; o:hsvise. $500.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-08
BORN.

iia,E h-ln Olympia. Dec. 3Is', TO the wife Of
NJ Z. Trsver. a daughter.
ft1h-h Pert Discovery. Dee 2.,h. to the wife
Of John r. Push. son
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-23
Strange Case of Poisoning.


The Charleston Journal of Commerce
says: The late Judge Graham's family
were all poisoned few days since. Mrs.
Graham's sister dwells on the borders of
North Carolina; her daughter, Miss Mccall,
Mrs. Graham's niece, deciding to visit the
Graham family in this city, her mother
desired her to take with her to Mrs. Gra-
ham some country delicacies, such as
sweatmeats, pies, and eight fine chickens
which she had roasted.
In the preparation of these pies and
chickens dressing salt was used, which
was purchased the day before from coun-
try grocery, and this salt, it is now suppos-
ed, was poisoned, having been part OF a
cargo of salt that was on its way either to
this port OF Wilmington, with number of
casks of arsenic. The vessel had rough
passage, and is said to have been wrecked
on her voyage.
Water got into the cargo, some of the
salt was melted, and the arsenic casks were
injured by the water also. And it is con-
jectured that the salt lying at the bottom
was saturated with arsenic, poisoning
it. AT o'clock next evening. seven of the
family lay dead, and Mrs. Graham and her
little boy lay at the point of death.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-23

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Popular edition. which contains all the same
matter and illustrations Contents tables free
Agents wanted. MURRAY HILL PUBLISHING
CO., 129 East 2Sth St., n. Y. 4l-l3t
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-23

ESTATE NOTICE.-Noticei is hereby given
IL that letters testamentary on the estate
OF Mary Ann Criley, late Of Liverpool twp
Perry Co., Pa, decd, have been granted to the
undersigned residing In same township.
All persons indebted 0said estate are request
ed TO make immediate payment and those having
settlementtO
GEORGE w. CRILEY,
-, Executor,
Sept. Is, " pd Liverpool p. o., Perry CO Pa.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-23

BLACK HILLS. anshT 1IG HORN S6srfs and % ,sS the
a large 100 page book, containing fun informa,
tion OF the country, with maps and illustrations,
will be sent free TO every one sending Sl.00 for
AID The HERALD is a large 32column Journal,
and is filed with entertaining reading matter,
both original and selected. 1t Is a western
journal with western ideas. The paper three
months with book for IS cents the price OF the
book alone is rs cents.
Address, THE HERALD,
Sept. 25, 3m. Yankton, Dakota
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-10-23

VNSTATE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
H. that letters testamentary on the estate
OF David McAllister, OF Carroll twp, Perry
Co.. Pa, decd, have been issued to John McAllis
ter, OF same twp.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated for
settlement to -.
Sept 25, 1877. Executor.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

Locansport pharos: On the Il.h Of
last August Edwin Rock Taber, . lad
fourteen years Of age, Ave feet high,
square built, large blue eyes, freekled
face, uneven teeth aud polite and manly
bearing, left his fathers home in this
city. He was aitorward sSen III LafaY-
cite. Indians bat before his father ,oult,
reach there he had made his departure.
Paul Taber Esq, the father Of the
boy, is worthy and highly respect
able citizen Of tits city. While he and
bis excellent wife were mourning over
the boy who had scauselessly strayed
from his comfortable home, a still
greater affiletjon was visited upon hem.
Ia one week four Of their reIna ming
children died ef diphIheris, three of
whom were buried in the one day. II
is believed that ii the utiiiction that has
fallen upon his tond parents was known
to the absent Eddy he would return at
once to his home aud it IS in that hope
that we respectfully ask our exchanges
to copy this notice.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

The great side Of immigration that
IS constantly flowing into Texas is
almost beyond conception. Not a
train comes ia from the east OF north.
but what is filed with passengers IN
qaest Of homes, while they are Of a
better class thsn the majority Of these
Who came 20 Texas Ia early DAYS.
Captain Jefferson Peak received a let.
Ger from MF. 4. Il. Folead. OF Wat.
Sins, New Yoss, ,uqairipg about this
portion ~ the state, lgd stating that
over one nuudred families frotn that
sect.os had already come Oh, settling
lrir Rice, in Navarro county. Many
her families are yet 10 come,
the parties VINO have sfsived having
purchased tract Of eleven thorsand
acres to be divided among themseives.
.ne wiser stated tia. they wers an
lLaus'rgus, Intelligent people, jus. the
Kind that is needed 20 deyalop shD II.
sources Of our state. Captain Peak
stated tllat Mess-s. F. stacy and Il
pgsu.ri, Of Gheut, Kentucky, who
ere now 10 the city. SeFe looking oat
!sr homes sor ltty families who will
soon start FROM Kentucky The cap
tlin gave the people 4 Watkins. New
Gcrs, the Texas fever a year ago
white be Wa ct Seneca lake, sud it IS
no doubt, dae 10 bis representations
that they have come.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

Mr. Colnaghi, the British consul at
Florence, in hisreport ON the industries
Of Turn, states that the breeding ~
al.tats we entirely neglected il Italy
unAi 49, when ID was taken 80 hy
Mess Costs nlagaa. fBrsiers ofthA city.
iails,-ius bat sueply ef these M isnals
would not oniy he useful 70 their sade
tal ssht rabbits wouid fogfa an i.BFa54-
,siSr srtilsle af the food for the ocrer
cirssei Q. shs.I reputation. a breedi ig ~.
labiislFment was crertess IN f.ssT
FmoAths. With sos asses far that ii ises
- does with larger number 81 c0ni-
partfoents for the ting. IA pre-
3er'icvs y the Tuhlic have s'ee, oaF
/ a. publications. and By acts. tsaop
for the safe ~ ri1'Ss 9ss,s ~ ard
in four months Il, 600 hes..l sere fiiis.d
and sold. Messrs. CastanIagna not only
taught how the rabbits were tohe cook
ed, but sdded example to pTecept They
distributed IN various parts oil Italy up.
ward OF 900 animals Of the best breeds,
and have also placed at the disposal OF
persons OF small means 800 rabbit
lamilies--in all 1900 animals with
their cages, etc, The debt thas incur
red by tue receivers is redeenIaals hy q
small annasl quota of the products
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

Nashville American The first 50
blu issucd by the government known
rs g5HenSack money, tarned up rot
long since in deposit OF the Third Ma
tionA bank o. Sashgille. heing letter A,
10. /, dated Washington, March l0l SOB.
Mr.. j. Z. Goodwin, the teller, called at
teHtion 10 he fact. and the note WIS
seat % the treasury department for
identification IS the origl0nal s. issued.
The bank vas answered ibat ii was. aad
the Officers and the directors imne-
di"tlY decided 10 present 1t 10 the Tex
uesse Historical Society T. D. Hicks,
secretary Of the Commercial Insurance
company, had the note put in an Gle .tani
frame, with glass put On both des.
showing he back as we'll as tho face OF
tine note, and the bill. thus secure from
wind and weather, will be presented to
Rhetorical Society at them meeting on
Tuesday afternoon
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24


( ln Jaiy lass tiegge Perry, negro,
was placed intl.e eoaaty jail, changed
With burglary he be'sysa blmsegf
$50 @e1 lsi .ue laii eGlaiais made 5
itusty o hiet ala.f.ng alm &c wusk
irsida Che la yard Oacasinually be
as- Drought uater rIsri q ihac oaft
} necse GO cioaa up ghsg buldluG. Rafly
Gee suorEips, abogt tae arst 81 sep
,emhar, Pony abased the rapGiEnea Of
the Jaiieg aud gaaris, while none ol
them were Watching, c,.mbed over
sac ience in the raar ofIi1e .jAil t.ni.G-
ing and made good bis escape. s4ser
then sheriff Moon aud Captain Desl..
ihe Jsi!er, have boen on the hint 81
Ferry and have made severd trips 10
ihe eaantry after hi,n. Psrsy's vile Ia
employed AZ a cook ~ Mr.. vast Ca
RUN, re- idiug on the Preston sul.d, sId
Cue escaped prisoner, il was tepogte.l,,
was hanging around the fartu. CAP
lsin Dean Thought that the fugitive
would h- Likely to visit has wife last
night witu9uI fear Of nloleatgtion from
the officers Of tho lss, ou eccouut Of
'AeisrkGlss aQd rain acting 90 the
tn"iEhit De zen tae ei.y Is. compaay
Ti'a iew,y Sheriff Woo ga Ate yes
,-riay afternoon, Striving he O..
fa'' T.see niler oayk. fft mmedi. /
aisiy proceeded 70 a cabl1 situated IN 1
,eeyafd azharsdiiance f,eFs house
and "aiSieg ga3cS'y lathe we're 1
rewarded ~ eeins i4e mess. pe.ry !
e''i4s 81 'he lr. piece, -ln 6ug a
pipe iie Fas tnhtn ehsrge IL, hand
F-i,e and hs0ug6i ia.eE tl ihs city
ut.d piaoed IN jain. the par,y a,riyiag
AH.u- nine O'clock. PERI, had been In
tHe cabin bat a short while. aud had
] ast sent word TO thp main reaidenee
i2r bis wife 30 meet him at the cabin
si'er supper was over. he will, here
after, have no more liberties al the
jail, and will have chance to answer
10 tie charge Of burglary a. the next
term % the district court.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24
a ssara..rer rAnch,

Les. nighi Dsputy Sheriff Smith, Of
HAle,lu.y, arnved 10 the city, hay
nF n cAsrge y. BnTris 0atiIn, the
@N'lcsvr q Pariese, x yTiH county,
som" teo weeks. siace. witch THE
llEALD nlade nlrntia1 sf at the time.
sa..LA sife-,a Id, aan aIoad.y even.
no 20 Fanniu crgnty, but for some
s.ssal Waa delayed In his conveyance.
."''s D STeward " one Thousand dol
ia'' zoe Oa'iin, I've hundred by The
soyernqs and ave bandred by The
leaer % 'ar murdered young man.
s,'niia aeereted bis man laa, night, be
,-s aissid to pan him Ia JAN, tearing
% ~oHh get out on > wr.l o. j,usss4,
s'@psa. lie Ieavts to-day for Hills
soso With him, where he viii b. mad,
70 answer foe his crime.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24
The Hcars AN the san Francisco Stock
excfauEe

The architect Of the stock exchange
in Pine street. san Frsucisee, IS not a
lover Of fair play. Jn either side Of
the alcove above the callers rostruIA Is
q wooden image Of bear Ii gals
me ike thunder, remarked a rett AN
iinancier when 0phw was going down
with q run abeut = fortnight ago. p nd
there was collapse IN mining shares
20 hook up thar and see thein wo
EegeFs Q GRIMM down into the cen ter.
They look as If they knew the ull
thing was q comm ard were shaIyin'
their sides aslaughin' to think they hasl
things their ewn way This seems to
he real grievance. One OF tho woo len
bears ought to come down. aud 3 hull
with brass horns be set up in its place,
% that every stock gambler can keep
his own lido! under his eye.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24
marsoa,., rp,.eap.l ooar.reaee


To thv Editor OF rhe Herald.
The Austin conference Of the Methos
dist Episcopal church passed the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Rcsoiycd, That this conferences rec
ognizcs and highly app eciaIes the fra
terusl aud christian courtesy OF the
pastors 81 the Lamar end Floyd street
Methodist Episcopal church south, the
Commerce street Christian church, the
Cumberland Presbyterian church, and
the Congregational church, ia tender.
ing their poll pits TO It's mem bers for The
conference Sabbath.
Also the following:
Rcs0ired, That the hearty thanks OF
this con ference are hereby rendered 10
the people 0f DelIas tor their generous
hospitality during this session.
Resoiuod, That the christian Sabbath
Is q divine Institution, necessary to the
welfare of eur racs physically, men
tally and morally; that ITS observation
h = crime against God and society OF
the gFavert magnitude
Rcnolreu, That we deprecate the e,.
forts o; portion OF oar cis!zrns % for.
eiGn birth to inpiant IN this country
ideas and practices Offensive 20 and
suhversive vi the christian sentiment.
Of the country regarding the Sabbath.
Resolrcd, That the present Sabbath
law nf this state, which slioss shop.
aud pisces 81 business 90 b. open
uatil nine .. m. aud after four D. m,
IS practically "a sarctiOn of Sabbath
desecratiou by the stats and ought to
be repealed, aud IN ifs place slstats
euseted prohibiting all secular labor
during the entire sabbath.
Z FesWyed, Tbst the thanks OF this
t0,lY are tus and are hereby rendered
| 10 TIE DALLAS HERALD and the Dial.
4 lss ten msrcs;ai tor eouftesiea extended
( 20 this body.
| MA.DAUtsaERTY gsrretarx.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24
An .ksarfssinS s3ispaten Receives nm IA
anSPrsrsene zsament


Jennie June On q bright morning
Of this week y young and handsoule
Nolaan was seen standing expectanris
upon the broad step in front of fash
iouatls jeweiry store She tapped her
small foot after time and looked inn
patiently down the street aud across
the park, as If doubtfssl from which di.
Fection the anticipated afFivsi would
come. After few moments al Office
hoy, his hand iull OF kilograms n yellow
envelopes. rashsti up to her. ''svas you
awatin for some enc r he asied.
Yes she replied Then | WAS to
give yod this, he said, and started of.
leaving her &iazad and bewiidered, witt,
the luminous aIissiye 10 her hani. She
opened it mechanically. It was teie-
graphic despatch and contained
only these words Il am ruined !;
expect 10 see memo more, By the
time you receive this l shall hare LETT
the country. The poor woman tottered
into tlisstore and fell faintins 10 tue
floor. When she recovered i, was to
find a gentleman, with crowd ofclefks
and attendants. bending OF er her.
| .tieogge, George, she gas ped, =
| thought you were gone. and hat you
would never come back ny, what
che devil. said the gentieri IN. He
did NO. lock like swearing fias. bur
/ he was evidently as much cossfonnde.l
/ ard MI utterly unable 70 account for the
present. state Of things as the ady her
sell. She soon recovered suit iently te
! show him the dispatch which Lad eaus
| ed 20 much alarm, and which had un
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

j. Roswell Esq, Lawrence:
DEAR Sui am in receipt Of vour
favor Of the fifteenth aud note con,
tents. ! have also shown your letter 70
members Of our directory here, Messr-.
instcn, Randall aud Field, who ara in
aeeora with me in saying that If your
company wall 3 line % road from Kauf.
man 10 Dallas, the Dallas. Palest ne
and Southeast Texas company Will
make no objection, but viii only be 90
g.ad 10 extend you any aid in its pow er.
We. together with the citizens Of
Dallas, very much desire railroad 10
kaulnsn and the northeast and afe
not particular e. 10 who builds Il. |
am satisfied that no more STANDARD
gusse rfiifoads viii be projected in our
state and that they viii be replaced
with narrow gaages which are nov, !
am glad 70 see, attracting eonsilera ole
notice Such roads come nearer The
means Of our people to build, They
ere cheap IN construction and in oper-
ating, and viii certainly, tor years TO
come, answer all the demands Of he
trade Of Texas ! congratulate You and
your company upon the work YOU have
already done. aud believe you will re-
coed, and hope soon to see your corps
Of engineers in Dallas.
Yours truly, ). ADms
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24
stpw Th.y sonse 40 Egnore sssc civil
Service orsi~s ts massachusetts 4

Boa Butler explains tho way ID which
Dssens happened 10 write that letter
giving the Massachusetts, officials per-
naissioa 10 10 political work. The re,
pablicans faund that they needed help.
The c,sfoui-housa officials were pledged
20 observe the civil service order. Then,
when il was found out what effect was,
ll@yens wrote the letter, which was
nothing more or less than sn order "a
discbey the order Then the cuatou
house officials took hold and worked
aud spske sof two weeks. The only
difference WAS that they crosdel i've
! nonths' work, which they usually do
iuto two weeks.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24
THE STATE oyER.

ffsstt Coeasg-- Two thosleaud nst.
hundred and thirty-six bales Of es,tta4
shipped from here up TO date. sgains
ssp1i satue tisIe last yeaf----fslt. iii.
tFtet court. Hon. l. " Moore, presii
ls7g, IS nor in session al Lagrange
There ass sosilts regr iEitiof ant crim.aa
esses - be disisosse,! nf at this term. Til.
case oi 1T LiebieF, for the killing d
! Heagy q. Ieizger. wall be among Nlos,
tired, Is the defendant Is anxious t,
have tho matter terminated
Rad Rtrer 65vsss .---C'alonei Y. W
iownes, OF Bennett. has heen aproin Ted
one Of the mail route agents along the
| liIie Of the Trans Continental, and Gu.
tered apon the duties of the office this
week ,----t iarksyilla has ribbon tenn
| peranea club. At each meeting essay
are read on delirum tremeus.-A pet
bear that hit a child and cat, from the
effects Of which it died. WAS mohbed BY
the calored people.-oyer two thon>
sand bales Of cotton have been shipped
from ClaFksville Hp to Mad
dogs infest Red River county.
GiraRsaH doataty.-Tbe grand jury ad,
iourned on the l9,h, after finding one
hundred and ninety indictments. Two
We're for murder, six for assault to kill,
and FIVE for aggravated assault. Three
more prisoners escaped from the sher-
III : chain gang on Monday evening last.
on West Houston street. They took
their ball and CHAINS with them. The
iifst heavy frost of the season fell there
last Friday night. aud was followed by
similar one Saturday night. Good-by,
tater vines aud other truck Elder
downing pastor of the Christian church,
has recovered from his sickness, aud
viii preach regularly on Sunday morn>
ing and evening at that church on
Houston street
bel County. Journal: A Young
man by the pane of Crumlev, who lives
on Cow House creek, in this coBnty.
was earelessly handling an old pistol al
a blacksmith shop yesterday morning
The pistol Was accidentally discharged |
and bgrsted, tearing one Of his hands |
70 pieces, so badly that the fingers had !
10 be amputated. Two much caution |
cannot be exercised in handling FIRE |
arms The hog law is being vigof> |
ously enforced. and loose swine are i'm |
ounded.-Im1nigrants coming in OH /
the time. 1.-The most of the iand do, |
mated to the county by Daniel Alexan-
der, deceased, for school purposes, has
been disposed Of at from one dollar and /
hfiy cents to ten dollars per acre, 10 be /
paid for in six annual installments. /
bearing ten per cent. interest from date. |
The proceeds arising from the sale of /
these lands viii assist wonderfully in
learning the young ideas Of Bell how to /
shoot.--We learn from our farmers
that much OF the cotton still remains
nnpicked. and that it is lust next 10
impossible to secure labor 10 pick cot.
ton at The ruIing prices ~ al
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

Zoo s.rauFer, supposed 70 have been
Bear ae.,a'ad door, and o. whom such
Q...'. .e-1Ipt hes appeared, "a Ch4T
N F.a-. Of FurEey, Kanfmat
county. Fave cen; WHISKY v Is the
a'e 90 Aa trgab.ss. Dr. Cfswdus
ei.i him 10 biaDSets and placed
h'm beg warm slave, where he Inn
t't'itl''y commenced Tevivipg. aud
20 co' Fie o. hoprs was ss lively az a
oIiaeat. He expresses Intention Of de-
laf,.rg foT The sacred confines OF
As"fulau county this iucrnlug.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24
som.fl,ln. Nr,, ,In,,.r a.. -,

Yesterday evening the reporter no.
ticei at he stationery establishment
% Reed & LsthroP, on Main street. a
%. Of paper barrels and boxes " hioh
Tor simplicity Of construction aud du.
tsnil!ty are ~ novel Rs they are useful.
The straw Of which they are made Is
SO completely compressed as 70 render
ig a. hard aud even more substantial
than wood iiself while at tile same
time they aru piiable snd less liable 10
bogst. For shipping -four, grain or
any substance, they arc splendid, while
dgite an item j. saved In the way
81 freights. They sre already ex
teusively used In the eastern states Sy
aoar, tobacco and other merchants for
the packing aud transportation Of
goods. Mr.. +. a. Davis, of BeIoIf.
Michigan, who has factory at fha,
place, speaks Of establishing IA branch
here, aud THE HERALD recommends
II rs an enterprise that can not but
v IN
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

.....r.eg,u o'r.ats last ight some
U.......s prsuu smashed to- one 81 the
l Itrs- lf r.ass ga the front door
"-.".1'a cigar sore. ndIoinipg Atch-
H..A d. AHieai, jewelers.. Tire door
otl.. t1Tehsd been closed but few
minutes and the proprietor, who was
H'H' Dca part OF the building, ran 10
ua IRON; when be heard toe noise,
lUt H1 zoe ,gs- in si.ht.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

Early yesterday morning. at the cor
'.ff. .n'in and Lamar streets, De-
DIT. r.T TURNER, OF Wood oogn
u c.l used Aady Miller. an es.
'''ri prisousr from the Mlneols
l'.- .iIer was placed 10 Jail Tor a.
s'1.. arh iHteat 20 kill woman. He
....- s7me tune ego, and the WOOD
,'' flthor.iiss. 2etiing wind OF his
"'. u-s, started Cu his trail. De
l.- eH.rid Turner came up with hlIa
a. allow stated Re icft with him for
Gilso.l last rteht.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24
New for s,,e r,,,,,.

New York Express The reduction
Of the federal nrfny should 5e followed
by efforts to increase the number and
efficiency ef the state militia The
moot effective troops the country has.
and it, sole reliance in war, are the
citizen .soldicry who train partly as a
pastimc and partly az a patriotic duty.
They have public spirit and intelligence.
Their bayoness think. They are more
than soldiers aad hence are the NEST
reliable soldiers in an sexual eiaar.
eenev.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

a.as5@e sas- assa y s..wsssern yast.
LAwszNez, Texas, Ssysnat,ar x, ~.
. 3 = Aefnz' Esa-, i;aitss;
Ds@k S,9--As you ere aware we are
sHsagel IL building the SAbisse PasA
af 4 Northwestern railway, having ropn>
nfaneea cur grade at Lawrence. A
portion ct cur hue frouptbe town Of
uimah 70 Paiestifss Is o.s q ,iise in
the ono paentisned II e charter Frssn G.s,i
70 she p4ltas Palestine and SasiiA ast
tsxas raiiraad. Of which you are presi-
DEM,
We arc desireus Of extending our me
rom Kaufman - Da|las, If the Sd me
can be done without conflicting ith
The chartered rights Of your conlps ry.
and st the Same tirae meet with he
appreciation Of yourself aud other OF
yoHr corporation. As we wish (isnnv
arrs,n geneuts can be nade) to CONS
mance the survey al once, We would be
pleased 70 hear from YOU H. your earl est
convenience. Very respectfully,
;. EuRsKEL
President sabine Pass and HortSp.est e.n
ttaiisSay company.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-24

saturday uight there was lively
uw.- a. tue Lady Gay saloon In East
ba.aA livery h1dy ahou. the estab-
men. uss Ou drunk, aud the row
,.I.' Isl Kate wilson. Otherwise Big
''e being shot, bgtwhether purpo~,ly
or a.e ielta.'y has uot trsngpired.
h1.'I loln. ii, atiSohe % the house,
N'7 .s.ts.si for the shooting, but
@IH'i discharged. Zoe w0man's
bH. .isnt, the Tell striking her be-
i"'.1 ..e shoulders. making only a
l.I ssd.