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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-04
DaiIas cry tems-r Yard.
Souasy loIKiass.

harvesting has commenced in the
neighborhood CT Lancaster, The yield
is ABOVE the average.
Corn is generally tine, and the acre
age IN cotton promises to be fully one-
third larger then last year.
The trinity Is now fordable be.
low the bridge, and travellers are avail
ing themselves Of the fee crossing.
Judge a. Biedsoe, OF Hutchins, com
Fnenesd cutting wheat Wednesday
morning /, will average twenty five
bushels To the acre.
The rainfall has been coplous south>
west of the city, more than necessary
east, but not enough in the Farmers
branch neighbOrhood.
Mr.. MeksIl, living ten miles from
the city on the Cedar Hill road, COM
menced harvesting his wheat Tues
day. His crop viii yield eighteen
bushels 20 the acre.
The crops, az rule, are splendid.
The wheat crop will be much larger
than last year, the acreage being in
creased and the yield prospectiveIy
greater. The heads are well tiiled aud
IN quality better than that of the last
three crops
L.eG!enant Peaks camp is about
four miles ont on the Dallas and
Wichita road, aud Is very simple, c11
sisitpg of II single tent in which the
stores iog The company are kept. The
men sisep on the ground with nothing
save u bianketto cover them.
The slash at Them pson's mills, four
miles from the city, has been filed
with loose brush and rendered almost
impassabie. Several parties who al
tempted To cross it on horse back were
fofced to dismount and pull. their ami
mails through. Travel from Seyene,
Mesquite and Rockwell have to come
over this piece of road.
The county along the line OF the
Dallas AID Wichita road is n perfect
picture of prosperity. The rich rolliug
kttfAioo SbAStSHfhe a" hy III tuS us
tance, are tlied with waving fields OF
corn and golden grain. 'ehe open
paririe is being fast fenced IA. and a
general Improvement is going on
among the farmers.
THE HERALD will be Obliged to the
reader for any item concerning the
crops, T. YIELD and quality of wheat
and other grain the prospects of corn
aud cotton, aud the increase of acreage
ia cultivation over last year; farm I'M
proyements; condition Of roads and
what additional openings are necessary
in The ncighborbood school facilities,
etc, and n-ighborhood news. Drop
US h poe.sl card or letter.
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CfiILES' CAVE
Discovery Of "a Large Cave Of Several
Apartments Along the as8ks of
the Trinity River, Near Ihe EiIis
County Ltne.

pArfucDsts Along the Hanks OF
the Trinity River, Near Ihe Ellis
County Line.
From Mr.. joel Chiles, a HERALD
reporter learned yesterday, Of the dis,
eovery OF a cave by iha, gentleman.
which promises TO prove to he OF no
mean Dimensions. He and Mr.. Por-
ter were walking aiong the banks of
the Trinity river, near the county line,
between this and Ellis county, &C.
compsDied by little son of the latter,
who amused himself by rolling large
stones into the river. During the pass
age ofone OF the stones, Mr.. Chiles MOTTO
al that there Wa ss subterranean sound.
aud on testing the ground, was fully
convinced that the earth was not solid
at that point. Testing it more thor,
oagbly. he found the point where the
crust OF the earth appeared to be most
shallow, and securing a pick and
spade, was soon at work. He had
gone but few feet below the surface.
before he effected an opening into an
open passage, some seventy.five feet
deep. Constructing wiudlass, To
which he fastened rope, he descend
Ell to the bottom, and on reaching 1t he
discovered that it was approached by
larger passage running out from the
river. MIR. Porter having made his
descent, they proceeded together to
inspect the cave, traversing the pass.
age about thirty feet in length, which
opened into large chamber of circu.
ihr character, with very high ceiling
They had brought candles with them,
snd the light, rs it fell on the ceiling.
reflected beautifully from the stones
above. The floor of this room or cham
Der, was nearly level, being covered
by firm stones. The walls were studded
oy small rocks OF q smooth, CLASSY sub.
stance, that caught aud reflected again
and again the rays of the taper. On
looking about they found all outlet
consisting OF u hole about tie size of
Hour barrel, which gu being passed let
them down about six feet lower than
the iloor OF the chant Der they had just
iei. This let them into room
about six by ten feet, which WAS filled
with a eool, moist, atmosphere, caused
10y dripping water. This chan Der
wore a gloomy lock, and the dampness
caused their ii hts 10 flicker so much.
that they came near going out. They
COULD ses SO baaiy here that they could
ho! hnd anything like ali outlet, and so
they retsaeed their steps. Mr.. Chiles
Is thoroughly convinced that the cave
"lH come np 10 his expectations, and
las succeeded III purchasing the
gfound on which it is supposed to ex
tend, and viii continue To prosecute
his discoveries. Caves are rather un.
common ia this state, aud "a discov
cry like this, is certainly of no little
Importance.
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Dallas ctfy Lumber yard.
Arieasaut entertainment.

very pleasant entertainment was
given 10y the Ladies residing In the
Capitol hotel, Marshall, on Monday
evening last, that day being the third
anniversary of the marrisge of Mr.
aud Mrs. G. II Pepper, snd also the
birthday OF Mrs. Pepper. A "phan-
tom" party was arranged for the oc-
casion, and with its infinite drullery
and Consequences, afforded much
pleasure 10 the numerous friends to
express their congratulations and Join
it she festivities Of the evening. The
commodions dinniue-room OF the hotel
was converted into an extempore tall
room, ana to the strains of excellent
music, the fair and brave went through
"tbe eiddy mazes of the waltz Mr..
and Mrs. Pepper we're the recipe nts
OF several handsome presents, tokens
OF the high esteem ia which they are
held In the community.
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Dallas City Lumber ard.
sa..caea from Death.

Last night, about twelve o'clock, the
body Of IA man might have been see
lying across the track of the Texas and
Pacific road, near the National hotel.
IL was not long before tue switch en-.
gtne came down the track, nearer ani.
nearer. When close cato the.unconei-
Gus man, who was drunk, the
night clerk at the hotel CHANGED To dis
cover his danger, and jsrked HIN
fsom the track just IN time to save
him from being crushed to DEATH
After he had been rescued he became
beliiger, at, and Threatened to use up
his preserver, because he had So uB>
refemon eOusly distuT bed his Stun
OeTs
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Gragson Cossty-Sews Constable
Spence, Deputy Sheriff James Massey,
James Pryor and J Sims, who left this
city Monday evening, in pursuit of the
mississippi murderer. Frank Graves
returned Tuesday evening with his
dead body. The posse closing in on
him, he stopped, taking the pistol in
both hands. placing the muzzie of the
pistol 10 his forehead, pulled the frig,
ger and fell dead, the ball tearing off a
large portion of his skull
ant Van Viiet, of the Tenth United
States cavalry and five men of the
Twentieth regiment of United States
infantry, passed through Denison Tues.
day in change o. fifteen military prison.
ers, who will be taken TO Fort Leavens
worth to serve out their respective sen
fences. The prisoners were from differ
ent forts on the Rio Grande.
Grayson Cosaty.-News: The sheriff
of Red River county, with a posse OF
three, attacked Mississippi murderer,
named Frank Graves, for whom there
was reward OF sl,750, when lively
fight epsued. Graves horse was sho,
twice in the neck badly woupding it,
but he made for the brush and man-
aged to escape The sheriff and posse
are still in pursuit. Rafcliff
a noted horsethief Of Bonham county,
was arrested in Denison by Constable
Spence. The trial Of J. D. Whitney
for assault with intent to kill Captain
Lee Hall. in Whitesboro. in April 1871
was commenced in the district couri
Monday. Whitney was captured few
weeks ago in the Indian territory, b,
Sheriff Everhesrt. Constable spence and
posse THE county commissioner,
meet in Sherman on the 18th OF May
The Michigan house. in Sherman
vas dessroyed BY FIRE Tuesday evening
Los y, 100 covered BY 5000, Al u,
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it 10 be fact, and had be acted other
wise than he did he would have laid
himself and official bohdsmen liable
for damages on n charge of false i'm
prisonment. He Row has 8 writ for
Bass IN his hands. aud had 10 sooner
Received IL than he set about like o true
officer OF he law TO execute it. There
les Il great difference between an arresf
by sheriff and that OF state officer
NOT ARRESTED YET.
No farther Intelligence of the last
raid for Base could not be obtained al
late hour this morning, but IL was
thought 10y those who are in position
D. know that the rangers and the sher-
ih's posse would intercept the gang be
fore they could make the point IL
Wise county aimed at
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DsiIa. Ci,y Lumber Yara.
Railroad news.

Marshall Herald: Here are a few
items of interesting railroad intelli-
geBce:
The citizens OF Sherman will organize
a company next Saturday 10 build a
narrow gauge road from that place to
Gainesville, distant thirty FIVE miles.
with sufficient capital, We understand,
TO push II through at once This is q
good movement, and feather in the
cap OF our old friend Mr.. Z. J Crooks,
of the Sherman Courier, who has devo
ted his best energies to the success OF
the enterprise.
Cunningham d Ellis, lessees of the
penitentlary. have taken the contract
tor the construction of twenty miles OF
the Esst Line railroad west from Pitts
burg towards Sulphur Springs
The Denisen and Rio Grande railroad
has ten miles graded from Denison
west, and ready Ter the iron.
The Texas and Pacific railroad com
pany has purchased two thousand tons
OF steel rails. which will begin to arr i've
about the lst of June. We do not
know for what they are intended. bat
we should not be surprised if the COM
pauy designed completing this summer
the road from Fort Worth TO Weather.
ford. The road as it now stands il an
eye>sore TO Paddock. who will no doubt
greatly rejoice over the event.
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John Sherman and ]. Madison We'll.
walked arm ia arm dOVa Peuusvl-
VAniz avenue tie other day. Had Mi-
tTess Eliza Pinkston been present their
happiness would have bseu complete.
The famous farm Of Ben II ,lli.!oy.
"Gphir,' ia Westminster county. N,U
YORK, upon which hs isvi-hed tens o.
thousands OF doilars, has been h0gght
ny August Belmont for 81 ,uGo, subject
10 ali membranes.
President Ort0n. % the Western
Union telegraph company, j. said 20
have expressed the opinion, a short
ii na before hia death, that AIouzo r..
Cornell wouii hs the best man 20 sue.
,e"t him If Cornell w0JlI leave pDli.
Il = s!oEe.
The Rev. NJ. Jazper, vha persi--.
That the sun Tevg.vgs about The eartI.
PROPOSES himself e. rsynIvc about thf-
uiauet with lecture d. hi- pocket
Joshua Jasper plants himself square.
Oh the scriptures.
There are three railroads Ia the re-
public Of Mexico, all Of them iuTlf
mainly by Es-iish capital and Ameri-
can skill The longest OF the three runs
from Vera Cruz TO Mexico. two huua.
rel ana SIXTY miles. occupying eighteen
hours.
kellogg, nf louisiana, wants more
than anything else that SIR H4y--
shalI have some respect tor jho-- who
helped To put him where he j." We'll,
harfiag Packard, Is there anyone o.
TIA" whole crowd ShJ HASN'T been
taken care of one way or another?
As England Is purchasing horses for
her cavalry in tue United State. her
cavalry, 70 Ear ~ the bors..s are con
eerned, will be- iuviucibie R-men.-
boring his relations to the Tag oi free
dom and the eagle Of &. Harrison. the
American horse, though mounted ty q
British trooper, viii never turn tail
upon the foe.
Jciirrson's monument AZ Monticello
Is in a sadly dilapidgted condition.
The inscription Is ciiaced and a..
brick wall around the grave. has been
blown down The LDus. Of Monticello
Is said To- he wreck. aud 90 j. soon
to be sold under Judicial decree
JeiiersOn'- granddaughter !, r.,s living
an Washington, supported by the in
ddsify OF her daughter. who Is employ.
ed in one OF the departments
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Dallas ely Lurnbpr Yard.


The citizens of Lancaster gave y
grand May Day festival yesterday,
which Was largely attended. A spIsn-
did brass band furnished music for the
occasion, and dancing was participai ed
in. Mr.. Bsskim, master OF ceremonies,
made a speech, ami was followed 10y
several Candidates fer county offices.
who were on hand. Colonel Payne,
candidate Tor county attorney, LED Of.
W. {. Sterrett, also candidate for that
Office, wss next called, but declined to
make the dear people talk, saying
that the occasion WAS not political
one. \ sumptuous repast was SET by
the ladies ia the grove, to which those
present did ample justice. The picnic
was most delightful affair, and v i'll
long be remembers by those present.
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Heavy Tbandes aud Rain storm.

FHFJ EHuHHet nhu khIh StoFm.
Heavy, black clouds hung over the
city early last night, and streaked forks
ofiightningplsyed in the heavens to the
north~srd. About haif-past ten O'Clock
a terrific thunder storm came up. The
vivid lightning, almost binding with
it, rapidity of flashes, accompanied the
thunder, which was soon afterwsrd
followed by Il drenchiDg rain. 1t con-
tinued to pour down necessarily and
steadily up To twelve O'Clock.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.
THE STATE OVER.

-usdiHd County. AnkrGm, the
Castroyille Jailer, who connived ut the
escape OF prisoners, recently was taken
90 the Huntsville penitentiary on Tues.
day, by the sheriff of Medina county
Ankrum was sentenced tor four weary
Tdrra,t County-Aleck Feplinrton
was footing about the business end OF a
mule when the mule, hind legs went
off, killing him.-A man named
Thompson was arrested and held on n
telegram irem the authorities of coIa-
man county. charging him with being 8
torger.--The PauthervilGans amnse
themselves bv firing oil their ,;s,oJs l.,
the city limits.
headlH Couah,-Lapd Register. Com
Jointly with the Malfest celebration tho
Boerne Gesanr Verein will calahrate
their anniversary --WouId H. re-
mote towns beyond ~. h.Iia,,., ,bat
R,sr,A - assur,,n, IA, -. -
luxuries of mil yrn,ya ,;ti,anst-
drove Of forrteen 6undrad hsod of o..
lie ara grazing about to,,rr M, 49,,
fro,,, E,,ac,s 7.,,,,,,,, 49,, -. e.. ~
ritv Kansas
p, -, u,, n
'"N niiie' >'"o uu'iuiis permits nave
~ ona,1. - 'li.s ea a IL
,loroi - -. =, ms .''s ooe" ~ Or
..,,,,,,..;,,,, - - 'ie
:, ~, ~. ,aI'i 20, o.Ii'-'i4s nv"
-, 'ioiilsei ',
- ~ - w. Nay AZ seeins Tue
al" oA"iiI III 'ue onPaoiii'ie7
Va o1i =, County,. Inc party VIII remain
80 iii"i mig Wheh ihey VIII
~ POI iol 1,uei points ~, III che state on
1heH epeo'ii Train - he hrsi spike OF
. ane stiost laii"ay was dflVeh ffloay'
ne WORK viii now DC forced 10 speedy
CON ple'ioh'
lheLeandf County Waco Register:
On Tuesday last about , o'clock the
alarm oil nre was sounded from the
thlru war engine houser ana people
"eeah rushing miner ana s1ltDer look
Jug ,or some 'iiuleatlon oil the nre and
,'s ~ was locate" oy column OF
- UI, q iFoii 'he rear OF
a'iaee uuriey grocery house,
"hs'e a hunioSr Oh pales OF cotton
we're o'Scoverea 10 De on hire; The
nt9ihen' win thelf engine, and hook
ia'iati company we're promptly on hand
Aht stream OF water was soon at
WORK suoanlng the hames-
Coryette Colnty-Mr. J NJ. Davidson,
who lives near Pecan Grove, tells lit
tie incident; A ben on Mr. Davidson's
farm recently Matched a brood of chicks
S',S, ~" e.S,' hooIs ai'er its ehtree
~ nv she ~orl''' Que OF the mite roosters
Wv VI L., nI i,re zen rooster was seen
c,.t,;I, - a.'p ''S "''iS rue rooster
$500 - I,,.;i 'el' tl'ifS III sue
.yIa..ti,,-a a,i,i aoetigtely rs any
iIst r. v.nanist,i -, - , Jaw uoiie
~ naS;daar . 1854. ~ az '2.i','i nal
i:ai,ii , ,'Si'' !" 10 Il 1n'rousniy re-
..G;la ts'eH' "11iine 10 make
fe.rI : Iii - "" ~ -, ne a'hol'ious
''"'' e''
C'ay Co"Hfs--J ournai The late rains
nave u, peeh general over the county
ofN on me courthouse still proN
crosses ather Hennessey, of Sher~
man, IS expected IN this county. in a
snort time, TO make arrangements for
The erection OF Catholic church.
M Cary' young man from Harroids
taDCtie pissed through town last week
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vhss srsss~sfD. G.br,e

Isa systsm depleted OF vitality and irrexa-
lar IN It's functionA IL L. only judicious and
prompt medication which can save "a from
aspeedy and total collapse. The tonic AID
regulating properties Of Hostettsr's stomach
Bitters particularly adapt that benign medi-
those bodily Irregularities which are a bar
rier 10 Us permanent restoration. Bilious
ness and constipation Are totally overcome
by ft, and the digestive ACTIVITY ami fhor-
ouxn anstmttatfon which tt promotes have
the elect Of increasing the viyifying aud
nourtshfnG qualities OF the blood. The Bat
tsrs are also m exceiiout dst<rxsat OF the
vital current, since they cominu nlcats =
healthy sttmcfus 70 the bladder aud ktd-
neys. which are abe most important chan
nsls for the escape Of its Impurities Pc q.
agreeable, and Of botanic orsin, Thorough
ssd prompt. but never violent In It's action.
The roasops for the transrendsnt popularity
O this uedicins are both cosspt and spp-s-
O(seae. apsSod-wit
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No other medicine In the world wss ever
given such fe-t OF il curative qualities As
boschee's German Syrup. In fbr.. y-nrs
two million four hundrod Thousand small
bottles OF This medicine was Distributed FIRE
of charge by druxgi-ts ia this country 20
those AFFLICTED WITH Consumption, Asthma
Group. severe Coughs, Pneumonia sud other
disessss of the throat aud lungs, giving the
American people undeniable proof n Al der
man syrup viii cure them. The result has,
boen that druggists tn every town and vi
laGe In the nited states are recon- IN e nd Ing
IL ~ their customers 90 Ia your druggist
and ASH what theyknov about 81 samuie
bottles 10 cents Regular size IS cent?. Thre.,
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currency, or $50 per cnpiia Sixth
Fra &C has, by increasing paper none,
and calling in god aud silver. paid 4
drot Of one billion Of dolisrs. when the
isct Is. France has iour hundred and
hity millions 81 coin row in the hans 81
Franco, and her l-per j. convertible
INTO coin. Sev-nth-Teu millions Of
currency Is wanted in Texas. Sky dol.
az per oaui'a irs. ta Of Eve. aua tig
e'plr would b happy EisA,u-Qef.
Tie old AID corrup; paI.rs and toe "
las leadership. and tbc ls.aii,,. --rsI1r-
the party ASA becum- patriot. instead
OF sla.es
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Dallas sIty Lumber 9ara,
The Reunion n. Bonham.

Mayor Cabeil and Judge Good re-
turned last evening from Bonham,
where they had gone to attend the re-
union of Granbery's brigade and How.
ellis battery. They represent the occa-
sion Is n most delightful affair. There
was large crowd present, and gem
eral good time WAS had among the old
veterans present. Judge Cheneweth,
of Bonhsm, osde the visitors a wei
come IN u very appropriate speech,
aud Mrs. Clark read an ode, dedicated
TO the surviving mem bers OF the bat
terry.
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"tid WumorS of the Eiuiag LIent.
Feat -haSs on the Jantp ana the
futiarfIies tn Hst I'ursuit.

Ntid Numor- of the KiiItag LI~nt.
Peat -Bass on the Jsnp ana the
futharfties tn Hst Pursuft.
Early yesterday morning the rumor
vas rite on the streets that Lieutenant
Peak, while attacking Bass and his
gang, In wood come eight miles south
of benton, was shot and killed. The
report, which was at first treated A. a
mere rumoF, circulated rapidly, and "
suun gained eredeucp, y hen no little
excitement prevailed. 10 Wa reported
that courier had brought the news
Ia, direct from the scene Of action, yet
no such party could he tound, aud the
report could not be traced To reliable
source.
From Colonel q. w. Irving, Who ar.
rived in the city over the Wichita
road on the morning trsin, HERA I'D
Importer learned that it WAS reported Ia
biz neigh 0orhood, four miles north of
Louisville, that the command. OF
sheriff EsEan and Lieutenant Peak,
bat chuscd the robhers IA running
light into a thicket, about eight miles
.yutb %. D.,,on .rha ,.sn..,.,,,
va. 40 d.n.s ,h.i t,a ,otn.rs hsa,o
cut aWav tbronsb ,,r 80 &C.,. =,
their bg,.s, S6s,te 80, 80
Lieutenant Pa,L,s ,n.9, M rac,,,sr
niae.s .h.,, ..,ro,,n.l,d ~ ,,inc. =. ~,
they cnuld e,c,,. IN. tha ,nnns,s c,,.
a.t,uy ~ So a.. Trad..-,.e,,,
J,,h.,, 80 -. '''' .s, -,
nsms 4. ~, Ino,~a 49, 80,
evening B,.s.ns I.esson 49,. go
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LOCAL JoTTINGs.

The Dallas and Wichita road IL
| doing good freight business.
The case Of Hall vs.. Riddle, In the
supreme court, has been dismissed.
The candidates for county offices
are beginning Ia serve themselves for
the coming race.
The United States grand jury at
Tyler, are said to be men who are :
terror 10 eviIdoers.
-MsJor Jones aad Captain Lee
Hall, of the frontier battalion were
suddenly called to Austin late yester-
day evening, and LEFT last night.
Judge Patterson has a new dwell
ing house on Camp street nearly com.
pleted.
Two candidates We'd with each
other yesterday, in Main street gro
Gerry, in insisting on mere boy, just
twenty-one years old the day before,
having their chair.
From the Harrisburg {Pa.i IBde-
pendent il is learned that Coles fifth
grand excursion will leave Harrisburg,
Tuesday, May IA, 1878, at 3:45 O'clock,
pm, for Marshall, Dallas, Fort Worth,
Weatherford and the coming city of
Williamsburg, Throekmorton county,
fexas- That paper says this season
of the year will afford the excursionists
one of the M st pleasant times to see
the Lone Star state in sll its glory. No
state in the union extends SO friendly
hand, nor yields so bountifully TO the
industrious and wide-awake man as
Texas, and from the chsapness of he
lands, should find ready sale wherever
offered.
Involuntary signs, lack of enter
prise, frequent desire 10 micturate
tetid breath, &c, are some of the ef,
fects of hepatic arrangement; use
Home stomach Bitters.