The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-01
THE STATE OVER.

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IarTast toafats--The Trinity is still
uniordabie while the bridge fever IS
oyer---- Dir, Loving. cattle dealer
vii ship to the eastern market two
tbouTand head of cattia.-A mail
route is 70 be shortly established from
Fort Worth to Fort Ynnna, Arizona
9apkies Coit4fg.--Salphur Springs Ga-
2e te 0gr first fair was success be
yoad ali peradeenture. Rev. Thomas
N Smith is appointed presiding elder
Of the sulphur Springs district for The
eE suing year "A house on the Kelly
alill lot. belonging 70 Mr., Kelly, took
iife last Sandsy about dark, and was
burned
1raqses, tessatR-~Sherman Courier
\ colony Of darkies is forming in Sher
mIn to 20 to Liberia ----Denison News
i log struck the ferry boat on Red river
belonging to Mr.. Colbert, while cross.
ing team with such force that the
te.m was thrown into the river and the
diner and horses drowned The
monument over the ramsius Of the late
T r Brown has been deGt7t.ti. and two
inns. forming portion of il, have been
stolen
M'Lhe,as Coaatg County court adj
lo1rnel The graud jury while in
81 ssion found one huadred and fifteen
observation-disclosures listed States
Marshal Thomas Carlum arrested J. "
ard james Dplaney, Geborn Gibson and
A \. lakewood, charged with anauy>
nonsly threatening the life OF DR., John
5 Clark Fhey gave bail 10 their an
pe.srapce- DR. j. l. Cornish. a gro
Ger, had his TIL robbed in daylight of
sixteen dollars
Harris Coboty The Germania bank
has failed --'rhe Texas Western rel.
road has been sold to a nuraber of New
ork capitalists, and it it will be mi
through II once 10 Lagrange An in
caS'llarY attempted to fire the Office OF
the Houston Age but failed -Betis-
ain Franklin and William johnson,
two negroes, quarreied over game Of
cards. franklin followed johnson
aome and shot at him throrgi, the
window, hitting his child not seri.
olsly
Gillespie SCoNats.--Mr, August Arlet
owner Of one of the Il cotton Gins In
cur county. has already ginned one
i aHdrcd and seventeen bales OF cetton
| the present sezsau, and expects to Gin
| htty mcre--Mr. W. c. Lewis has iast
returned from q trip to the Nueeas
Ehlshef he has been for the purpose OF
/ pnrchasing cattle for his spring drive 10
| f>'s4ssas. tie reports an abundance of
tstsle to be had Mr.. Devices recently
I ] 1feha4ed SIX thousand head from one
man, who has still four thousand in mis-
pasture for disposal.
/ BEL co,,aty.-Waeo Examiner: VII.
ham LUDLOW. formerly county clerk of
bei county was shot to death in Bel~
ton about eight o'clock Tuesday night.
/ seems that he and i young man
named George Williams were quarrel,
ing, perhaps fighting, in front of the
/ Bolton House, when some one ran from
NC inside of the house aud fred four
shots killing him instantly. Il is not
| known who fired the shots; but Thomas
/ Williams, the brother OF the man with
whom Ludlow was quarreling is sus-
pected Of having done it. He, we are
Informed, has since disappeared from
Bolton. George Williams was arrested
yesterday morning. He has wound
n one ear and claims that Ludlow shot
i MIN.
/ Fnette County -Schulenburg Argus
The rain fall during the month has as,
4 taui4hei the oldest inhabitant. -
The Colorado river has been very high
during the week. so much so that cross
ing in the ferry boats vas suspended.
. rhe triai of II Liebler for the killing
OF Mstzger Is set for next "Wednesday
fhe accused. in the meantime, is on:
on si0@0 bail a large number OF
cur citizens were called TO Lsf4ranef
anring the week either in the capacity
of witnesses or jurors. whe
was accused of killing man at Flato,
MA year or two ago, and was indicted
: for murder, had his trial at Latirange
, during the week. The jury faile,i te
agree, and were discharged from fur
thcr consideration of the case. Mr.
Nat Holman, the owner of large farm
. on the Colorado river. about eight mile.
from this place. was more successful
Than the large majority of planters thi.
season We have been informed thai
ais cotton crop averaged tRo-thirsls OF {
! bale to the acre
cosuaete County Eggs fifteen cents
Supply limited Buttedtwenty cents
some few holding at quarter tom
anche county iies not got her share O
Immigrants this year By jug full.--
. The Masonic lodge at this place SEEM
10 be in a very prosperous condition
Wheat planting about done. and muci
OF 1t :sap. Farmers are turning tiiei
stock on il for pasturage Every
body. nearly. laying in supply OF stool
feed for winter usc, in the shape OF hay
cotton seed, wheat-brau, and SIGH -
The Cumberland Preshyterians oil Com
! anche have effected arrangement
whereby they viii have preaching one
, month in future.---Wheat sowi
early looks well. The Meaiteranea.
seems TO be the Fayorite as it was no
hurt by the rust as other varieties
, Farmers have sosn it in preference -
! Comancbe needs resuryeying yer,
much, aud if it is not soon done an.
corners established, no person will b
able 10 live without law suit q day.
The Insnrreetions fa the saUcasae.
The military correspondent Of Ger
I man paper ascribes the recent reyiva