The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
STATE OVER.

kaiW C6mH--A new election /. ia
behold soon tor thepurpose olselectng
permanent county sseat Lieulen,
AMI Mires company has been stationed
ON Bear creek
TnrH (omlu Corn SELLS nj forty
cent. per bushel Tho question ora
il Ig,.hp Is still IN a balance -- John
b. Elliott aud Mrs Lucy Gibbons Uero
married ON the Slh instant at Austin
lGLnpu, ComtL--As the Examiner
went TO press Thursday evening A fra
was raging in Eokel n Brensidts build.
ing. The loss or amount burned is not
stated, ms the fire was sin making head.
way, against the efforts OF the citizens
"A man named Hart, under the IN.
auence of liquor attempted TO drown
himselg in two feet Of water ia the
Bralos,
Hmt C6mtH-Good horses. well broll.
ON, sell for ten dollars At Auction
Greenyille will have a good time when
the band begins to play" on the 20.h
instant--.lhe court adjourned Sat,
urday, after sentencing the following
persous TO the penitentiary, Mp. Eliza
Davis, for murder iorlife, James Smith.
murder, for life Joseph Panes, murder
for five yeor'i Jack Stacy resisting nm
officer two years; Johnson Ilaney
burglary two years; james Mooring,
theft, two year,
Ngcuyo Comty The Index wants the
nuisance abated ofnegroes congregating
and standing on the 81 iewalk to hinder
and stare at passers-by,----rMee cars
Of cattle were ditched near the round. |
house, on the Central road. None were
killed but several crippled The first
bale Of new cotton was received in Ma
yasota, Wednesday, raised 10y Gus Dix.
on, and sold to c, l.. Miller, for l4lc. |
1t classed middling Shipped to Focke
A Wilkens, Galveston,
Galoesioa CdmtH--rhe longshoremen
will have n picnic on the Narrow Gauge
on the 26th More cotton has ar.
rived, ~ new lire escape was tried
Thursday, III was reported Wednes>
day that Mayor Stone had written to
Mr.. B. NJ, Hobby, city auditor, stating
the most damaging reports were pre-
vailing about him in connection with
the bogus bond certificates and certih-
Gates of stock in the City Railway com.
pany, and requesting him to either
come forward and explain his position
or send in his resignation,
Gag CouaN--On Friday night July
"A, Mr. Maladin and L G, Brown, two
buffalo hunters, returning from the
range encamped for the night near
Ikard's rancho, and after placing their
guns where they could be readily o5.
aimed retired for the night Some 4
line during the night one Of the guns G
ell, and the hammer striking u hard :
the gun was discharged, the e
contents entering Browns head killing
rim instantly, The following morning
wrapped the corpse in his
blankets and started for Henrietta, !
where he arrived on Sunday morning. 5
Brown leaves wife and children, who
i've at Queens Peak, Montage county :
Kaufman Couay-'Ihe trial of II. c,
ialiord and Mary Ireland before the
ounty court, on charge of adultery, ;,
anne near having q tragcal termina- p
ion Wednesday morning. Just as the u
Jerk read the verdict fning each $780, q
ohm d ireland, former husband Of de- \
endant Mary Ireland, approached the !;
risoner, drew a pistol and fired once
t Gailord, but missed his aim. lie p
hen attempted to shoot his wife when ,
e was caught and prevented by the "
ystanders. Ireland is in Jail awaiting I
observation-disclosures takes charge u
f its public schools.---'rhe Times
ants hunters to take their dogs out Q
uniting 1t is doubtless afraid OF >
ydrophobia or else wants bird from /,
he prairies. Terrell wants college. .