The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-25
THE STATE OVER.

HeEiuH C6mM-Mumps are loshiona.
Bile, and are worn Unfortunately by
both sexes,
Gdlc@ion ComiN-A fight between
burglars in Galveston, Saturday, resulted
in the killing Of one OF the thieves and
the recovery OF II lot OF stolen 5ilycwarc,
Fmnm ComiE-Thc town Of Honey
Grove carried tho proposition to take
charge Of her schools by vote Of 90
to2.
TWroat Co,wH- Cock lighting is the
regular Sunday amusement in Fort
Worth----The Democrat is expecting
new press and material,
- Hut C5omty -Greenyille is discussing
the free school subject Culberson
spoke in Grecnvlle on the DIST. Large
attendance. Farmers complain of
too much rain,
Caytiic Co,utA-Wolf hunting is the
popular amusement ut present in this
county.---Faro is "barred" in Gates
vile, and the editor of the sun mourn-
fullyaccepts mumble'peg sasubstitutc.
Hays Co,mty.---San Marcos has new
clerk Office, built of stoue--iron fittings
no wood work.-Thc San Marcos
Greys disbanded and turned over their
funds to the ladies OF the Methodist
church. Sill 50,
Lamar CouatN-Paris has passed an
ordinance forcing city prisoners to work
on the streets.---A man in Paris adj.
vertiscs for an unincumbered lady to do
house work Wesuppose he means one
without filter
Girogsoa ComLH--A Mormon preacher
named Lake was arrested in Denison,
Saturday, for drawing knife on an
other man.--0. +. Smith, Of Clay
county, was found guilty of forgery at
Sherman, and sent up for two years and
half
Lee C6uHtg-Five prisoners confined
in the jail at Giddings, ATTEMPTED to
break out. Mrs. Brown, the sheriIlTs
wife, heard them and gave the alarm.
They were secured And now the
Tribune gives chrome to all who pay
up.
Parker Comil- w eatherford boasts
of policeman who is an |, . I. He
never drinks anything but whisky.
-Weatherford is doingits level best
to try and equal Fort Worth in speak,
ing the profano language iluently. Give
it up. 1t can't be done.
Wise Co,u,tg-Threc men, named
Cook, Arp and Richards, came to town,
got drunk, and on their way home muir
dered a man named Malone. Cook has
been arrested, Arp and Richards still at
large. No bail allowed Cook. His
chances for suspension are tayorable,
TRAITS CountE-The Statesman says
the United States sergeant who was
robbed in the Uvalde stage, kept on
with it till he met some soldiers tie
then took chsrge Of them, and gave
chase to the robbers, .capturcd them,
and turned them over to the authorl-
ties. He deserves promotion,
g Brstrop Cotmp-Tho Advertiser says
the mast in that county is very heavy,
and the growing crop astonishes the
oldest inhabitant--Thc Bastrop cot
ton mill has suspended for few days
to allow repairs and improvements III
the machinery 1t only. takes fifteen
minutes for a Bastrop court to divorce
couple. Chicago had better look to
her laurcls.--I'he entertainment for
the benefit OF the Episcopal church, was
an artistic and financial success.
lGLeanaa ComtL-Mr Jacob II.
Glenn and Mrs. Maggie H. Oliver were
married in Waco, the 2lst---tieneral
Spoight, of Waco, one of the city papas,
is father of an ordinance providing
for working of criminals on the
streets.-Miss Ollie Gates was
chosen queen of the Mai.test
in Waco--The action of the Waco
bar in urging on Governor Hubbard to
appoint +. \. Jones to the district
iudgship, in place of Judge Sanders Is
most wise.
Clay C6mt-A man named John
Coleman, shot himself and his para
mour while in bed, i'm Henrietta. Men'
tai liberation supposed to be the cause
-Rattlesnakes are reported to be II
abundance.-Jail delivery assistance
from the outside. All recaptured ou
one.-W troublesoine.--A mar
named Clary. arrived in Henrietta witt
awoman and three children. Ills wii'
also turned mp and had the two arre.te'
for adultery. The man gave bond. Ih
wonIan went TO Jail, but escaped sooi