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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27
BLACK BELLIGERENT rs.
Lamp OF Leas Drspppd Into the
system of One Negro ny Asoth-r-A
Earziar snd wsufd-be Murderer

w the
system of one Negro ny Asoth-r-A
Earziar snd wsuid-be Murderer
4 negro named Sim Martin shot and
wounded another named Henry shoe
maker yesterday morning Ia Freed
mantown. a festival vas in progress
a. church called the Evening chapel,
in that place, and Martin had aecom-
panied n girl 20 H. About two O'Clock
Shoemaker stepped outside Of ihe
church aud was talking 10 nun her
II his acquaintance, when Martin
stepped up to him and asked Who &c
brought to the festival. ON being told
Martin requested him TO 20 to the
Baptist church with him where exer-
cisss were being held. Shoemaker
declined, saying that he had company
and could not leave. ~ this Merlin
seemed to be greatly enraged, and be-
gan swearing AZ him and calling him
hard names. Shoemaker remonstra
ted with him, when Martin pulled
= four-barreied pistol cut Of his pueke;
and fired, the ball taking elect IN the
ieit side OF his neck aud ranging
downwards. After the shooting
Martin Tsn OF, while some of the
bystandeFs assisted Shoeinaker 20 4
house close by, when medical AID wa-
sent for. In few minutes Dr. LeaLs
arrived and gave the wounded man
proper attention. IL Is thought uha-
;he wound will not prove fatal, though
~ hat the result Viii be In the enI. j.
doubtful Sheriff Moon went in The
sasreh OF Martin, aud succeeded In ar.
resting him at has home, near ia. part
Of the town in which the shooting &C.
Cured. When arrested, it was dis.
covered that he had pistol wound ia
the palm of his hand, which he -tAtO-
he received from Shoemaker, though
the story Il not credited, u being
thought he either afterwards shot him
self on purpose or accidentally. DIR.
Allen cut the bail out. which had
lodged in the tisshy part Of tie hand.
He was put in jail u swai; the exam
ining trial, which will probably come
oil tomorrow.
About twelve o'clock yesterday a
colorsd servant named J. #. Daniels.
ou the premises Of Mr.. Alfred Davis.
who resides on Jan Jacinto street,
awoke to find burglar in his room.
Jumping out OF bed be looked abOu;
him for something with which 60 at.
tack the thief. who on gazing the cioor
turned aud fred GU him. the shot tax.
Jog eiiec; in the left eide Of his nsck,
the ball rsrglng down on tie same
side ana stopping near the lower ex.
< ;remity Of the shoulder blade. Aftei
firing, the man, whom he Distinguish.
ed as being white, ran efi dropping ,
hrndie Of clothes which he had stolen
DR.. johnson attended the Wounds
man, who Is doing well, having re,
eeived a painful though IL is thought
not 4 fatal wound.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27
TEXAS FRONTIER.
Large Bedy OF Indians Rafdinx the
Fort Ewen sessIement-Nasy Lives
Lost asa Ausaoer. Of Ranches Pion-
dered-The Lardfss Insarrecston.

Large Bedy OF Indians R.tdinx the
Fort EweII sessIemens-Nasy Lives
Lost arsa Aamoer. of R>nehes Plan-
der<d-rhe Lsrdiss Inssrreestea.
GALVESTON, April 2o.-The News
special reports q large body of Indians
from Mexico ~ raiding the Fort Eweil
settlements. Large numbers of ranches
have been plundered and many lives
lost. The soldiers aud citizens are in
pursuit, but judging from the direction
taken by the raiders they viii prob
ably recross the Rio Grande before
they can be overtaken.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April 20.-Re-
liable information just reached here
from the interior of the Mexican Dor.
der, states thatthe instruction against
the Diaz government is steadily but
surely ripening. 1t is understood the
Lardist psrty are urging the Mexicans
and Indians to renew their raidins
operations in order 10 bring matters
on the Rio Grande to their former un.
settled state, as regards the United
States. The commanding officer of
the subdistrict of the Peeos telegraphs
TO department headquarters that the
Mexican Indians are actidg in con-
cert with the Indians from the Fort
Stanton reservation, who are now on
an extensive raid In Texas.
GALVESTON, April 22-The News'
Laredo special says that the raiding
Indians have returned into Mexico
where they are being pursued by Mexi-
can troops who may ovsrtake them
before they reach the Santa Rosa
mountains. Nine men were killed In
the vicinity Of Laredo and four hundred
horses carried of.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27
WAS 1T NFaNrIcnpEq .
The corpse sf q Made white f.f.at
feasd in the Trtasty -R--aII st Ibe
Jury Of Inquest

/ John Greer Informed Justice MeLnre,
I yesterday evening, that while himself
and friend were rowing up the river,
and when within some three mil-- of
this city they discovered the corpse OF
q nude white female infant clinging 10
a log. He stated that the body NA-
that Of al infant just born, which ap-
Z pesred TO have been In the water for
about week.
air. Niiieit, nf the firm Of Sui,b =
Niiiett undertakers, went in quest II
tne BODY, and returned With II later IN
tbe evening TO their estsb.ishnieut,
near the corner OF Elm and Sycamore
streets. where it Wa, viewed by jury
If Inquest summoned by Justice
( MeLure.
A HERALD reporter repgiTed 10 the
place and found the nude body oi The
i1fsnt lying in = coffin. The body
since It's exposure 10 the sun, had
turned almost entirely black, Though
it was white when first discovered by
the men. Putrifaetion had set IN, aud
1t looked as though IL had
oeen dead for ten days The night
hand was raised 20 the face with the
hngers drawn up.
The men aud Mr.. Willeit testified
that the child was lying on top of a
log as though IL had been washed there
and the water receding within the last
twenty-fou hours, had left II standing
ON high ground i'm the river.
DR.. Allen. county physician, exam
med the body and pronounced 4: one
Of a mature child, and was Of the opin-
ion that il born alive 1t had been dead
for week or ten days. he stated lha,
there were evidences that after d.liv-
cry the child had not received Iroper
attention. The jury having heard TIE
evedenee, returned the following ytr-
diet:
We, the jury. are Of the opinion that
Size said child was alive al the r.ae
citts tirth, and that it, life wAs taaen
y parties uhkno IN Co the jurs', either
l'rinr to IT, being thrown into tue river
Vr afterwards, aud We the jury afore-
sid, EpoB oath do ssy.n
signed 10y the Jurymen-J. ". Wal
Ter, J. +. Nicely, r T. Hogan. Tom
Johnson. ) Amat - den, Ed Cornwall.
X Z. &cLUkE, Justico uf iEe Poao-.
Who the paEeut- are l. a mystery,
% far. Every possi5le means should
- used in ferreting out and punishiue
he guilty parties The body Wa
-1rrled by the uBdertAker- late Ia the
evening.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

Ma. Aszl BRADSHAW, of Ellis county,
proposes, in letter TO the Galveston
Ae'es, TO do away with the state police.
and to invest two or three hundred
thousand militia MEN with sufficient
powers to suppress crime in Texas
but the suggestion to muster at least
three times a year" would not place
such a band under the necessary dis.
eipline for emergencies.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

TaK Anstin .State<man thinks that per-
hsps u is better 10 be robbed now and
then by hishwaymen than TO "clothe
the governor with authority TO remove
sheriffs Of counties in which crime con.
stsntiy goes unpunishcd and murderers
unarrested- Neither alienation is
necessary, but shen crime becomes SO
appalling that local authorities cannot
suppress it, then the governor ought to
sieu in
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

The Austin StatemaN compliments
our weekly edition on it. mechanical
execution. but says it contains a silent,
but terrible comment upon the condi-
ton OF Dallas county, three-psge list
Of lands advertised Tor sale, in nonpa-
riel type. These large tax~lists always
were an Objectionable sight to news
paper men. you know. especially when
they appear in some other paper.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27
HERE AND THERE.
a.iberfsn Emigration scheme p@y.I-
ops Croeh ~aness. 90 not Aidaap-
ptpguess-1he Cuban Patriots ktl'I
Firing shoted Guns-Pass-nsrT. g..
Esrope on the Increase.

A<s"<FtNn SFhsrIle beteI-
ops Croes~dness. 90 not kidaap-
ptpgoess-Ihe Cuban P-IrtaI- ktlI
Firing shoted Gnns-Pass.usrr. q.
Earope ON ti,e Increase.
NEw York, April 20.-The barque
Azor, with the Liberian emigrsnis,
has not sailed yet from Charleston.
having been Obliged to discharge one
hundred and forty-seven people i!le-
gaiiy taken as passengers.
Letters from General Naeco stAte
that the new Cuban provisional gov
ernmeut has been formed. Hoetiiitles
against the SpaniaIds have been re-
newed.
The Myerburgs elk operatives Of
Patterson were paid in gold yesterday
for the first time ia seventeen years.
Six steamers for Europe take a good
list Of passengers and full freight, in>
ciuding two hundred aDa fifty 1--we
thousand bushels of grain. two hun
drsd thousand American cigars, large
quantities of dry goods, beef and all
kinds of provisions and produce,
canned meat, three hundred head OF
cattle. fifty-four horses, etc.
GALEsBCRG, Ills, April 22.-Lasi
nigat terrible rain ami hail storm
struck this CITY. The har being oi
prodigious size, one stone measured by
business men Was said to be eight
inches In circumference. Much glass
WAS broken and many fruit tIses badly
damaged east of here.
CALAIS, Maine, April y burning
Of international hotel and some dwell.
ings early to-day. Cause unknown
Loss $4,000. Insurance $4,000.
WALL LAKE, lows, April ga
tornado struck this town yesterday
destroying part Of it. Three person,
hurt.
NEW YoRK, April 22.-John s. Nor
ton, foFmiy well known actor, diee
Yesterday Of apolpexy. A few yean
ago he attempted to commit ruicid,
In Chicago.
| The steamship Brittanic arrivet
nom Europe. She brought seoO.Oc
In silver.
i NEW YosK April l9.-Ths bari
Oinstees one. hundred snd nine day
fsom Psdasy, With eollss. reports hav
ing ensountoesd numssous ealss, dur
ing eas 81 whlsh ne shipped hsav,
Isea vAiet daauaesd thu saran. whel
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

TKE Rockdale Assseagr offers the
fo,lowicg suggestion ~hich may prove
OF interest In purchasing lands. i,
will be well for the purchaser to asser-
tain fthe taxes have been paid regul
arly since 1870 Considerable eonfus-
ion is liable 10 arise about taxes for the
years since ls70. as the last Legislature
made special provisions for the oollec
ton of delinquent taxes for those years
and the lands ON which the taxes have
not been paid are liable tor said tax. ne
matter who the owner may be now.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27
Wh.as Harvest.

Farmers state that some OF the
wheat in this county will Ice harvested
within a week or ten days The crop
- fine aud q good yield il znticI-
pated. 2ust has prevailed 10 8 limited
extent, yet In the main the yield will
be quite large. the receut rains having
benefited it very much. A. q general
thing lie a. good as II has been for
years past, while . much larger acre
age hAs been sown than there Was ls.i
year.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

FARMER Down, says: II can make
but little difference to the democratic
party. what the profession of the COVER.
nor ia. provided he is q good democrat. /"
Not bit, but should the governor hap.
pen not to be- a farmer. wont it make
great difference with Farmer Down,
and few of the leading lights Of the
grangers2 Do you propose to act fair in
the thing. or kick out of the democratic
tracesf Speak up.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

GoyERSoR HuBBARDs organ, the Aus
tin Gdsetts, remarks that lit is tele-
graphed TO the Ns,os, from Dallas, that
it is thought the home of the express
robbers is in Dallas They were talk,
ing about q vigilance committee. but
when the purposes Of Governor Hub
bard are executed. there will be no oc-
casion for it. One is about rs probable
Ms the other Which purposes
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

THr San Antonio Herald suggests
that The proper way to do in the
premises is for the North Texans tc
Wal, for the Legislature to meet, and
petition for protection" The premises
spoken Of is based upon our complaint
that the governor has done nothing
in regard to the late train robberies
II matters continue in the present con
di,ion. there will be little left to "peii,
ton" for. Then we always were some
what juberous sbout petitions, any
how
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27
MAJI. JOrrINGs.

MRS. liLToS is seriously i'll, and she
is thought to be insane.
iF Beecher doesn't even wish he
were" etc, disgusted public does.
PREpARArioss are already being made
in ST. Louis for her next exposition.
THE manufacture of daddydollars has
been commenced at the San Fra ncisco
mint.
KATE CLAYTON is on her way south.
This may account for the very warm
weather we are having.
GEyEHAL SHIELDS now draws a life
pension OF one hundred dollars a month,
He is bigger man than Fields.
The Sherman, usiness men are taking
steps looking to the building of mar.
row gauge railroad west.
TwEED's secretary reports that the
Boss left only 81. 800 when he died. hi.
fortune having dwindled from the mil
lions to that amount.
lssoIvESrs throughout the country
apprehe nd that the bankrupt law viii
be repealed, and are now making q rur
on theoourtA
THERE are only about three or fou
thousand cities with "the best polio,
force in the world" Now is the season
for usir & the expression.
Wuo says Texas is not good plac
TO emigrate to- Only two life insur
ance companies a.e allowed TO tax
risks in this state.
A FLasrsR or PARIS msnufsctory i
about to be started at San Antonio
The next thing we hear of Mexicanan
tonic will be calling herselfthe "Paris Q
the south"
DALLAS is not dead by any means.
/ JEFF imp. Show as the man tn.
calls this city a corpse and we'll sho,
Won man who don't know . live tow
from hole in the ground.
! Manson WILLS is ,eisurely sojournin
in Washington. diversiiying his visits :
the White House by daily interviews o.
his contemplated libel suits against th
editor Of the Philadelphia Times
/ MosTsosgRy BLAIR, who is crusadin
against the president. has been in turn
q Grant man, . Lincoln man, Johnso
d man, Greeley man and ; Tlden MAJ
He is only unanimous a. Blair mAi
u DOES concealment coaceai7 7 Is on
! of the knotty problems several court
Of the state sre trying 10 unrAvel. i
disposing of indictments fer carryin
|. deadly weapons.
II "6Ara' views the presidential prob
!, bilitiss from New York. and bslisv,
i that Hendricks win be noninnts
democratic candidate for presidsas
i 1850 On he iirss ballot. And thai Gs
), srAl Gf aat o. Secretary Sherman VI
be NE rspublicAn candidate.
4 TAE simplest novensnts of Hfel
: sss 20 I'D in Anesies, n sscA ninut
nsss Of dsaAa, perhaps. = 10 -
. Anssicsn ahsosd wss svsr satsrs >
4 tissd st hqnA. ~ wili rsaaau kou
Ithis coHipe wSAtey sn4 neo3le ~
Aleot1s q. th6if hsax1s vjli - desks =
elsaua y sssiss sal = = q
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

TnE San Antonio Herald says " The
selection Of Austin as the place for
holding the state convention gives sat-
isfaetion everywhere except in Dallas. "
SO long "a there was chance to have
the convention held in this city Dallas
wanted to secure IL, but since the com
mittee have decided upon Austin As the
place, she gracefully bows obedience
nnd a. antisRn ed
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27
L.-al Ist,t...

The reA estate ha-iuszs b Iooz-g
up
The vegetable massst b. sea
stocked.
-Beu,e ofAn kinl- ,re 1ev.u.u.
PlenufaL
New Bot-toe are the gsssa,ls
luxury nov.
-Cunsiderabi- Hiisutau b. tsar
turned tJths culture % srHFe. lz i1l-
city.
The dust b, aid and the raau A.
tske- liquor straight .n hl-'n. cas- e.
longer lay has iIlame.I syss o. --s-
source.
The Receipts % sheut a. "a -.-v
elevator has averaged f1ar h4ulr.-f
husbeia day this vssk.
-AflCr tie arru-t 90 th- tv1 l--
Poes-i tfain robtsFs yesterday. ih.f ..l
absorbing subject ws- a-aiu tl-e a-alt
topic 90 ii=cE-sion.
C-Pisin ". A. HArEooi. tas sr-
cirui clerk of the di-irlei c.s.ft. ! -..-
GgNln Ai;eHuing - ht- 1zlIa.. 49,
~ess' : eondEsuse3t vith the al-a-l--.
The collection taken in 81 rIai-
theS'- cathedral 90 Ens-sr Slr.rs-
amounted % seven Llu1reI ar.f
uiaeiy-thror dollars Good &c a..
hard tirno..
The hatlGs csFT.ss ca-a o. "a
MnTf.hy. eharg~d Elth tasn q lnr---
10 Hih county, came ~ ye-iertay RI
the district court TIE ooars gzli hf-.
under s5o bons. EeialsL
"A cTazy boy from Celia eoa-fr.
named Buckingham. .tnsds hls s---rs.
coming - thl- eiiy. Hi- truthrr -.
here looking for him, tai he "a g
In the CefNfs, making IA aseare.
The gratifying istslllgsEcs th.t
wz- has beea courrsaes-i "a a.
( dog L In the proof - -sser-l "a. -
ficos- lying stIfi IN cc.ta n g.
streets yesterday. Csli -pizs1 L. g.
agency with which ths ~ork l. tsiu-
done. Let tue var - ons % sk-erua-
inslion-
/ -Ne-terday evening \ ~csk1aau u
The rotton oil SOD f.-ssry h.f tf.r-s
OF ;be fingers Of lii Tixhs 49,
ehoppe& Of The tiood fassi f---l,
for q While, hut ne,Iic.i az - c.-l...i
and tie unfori4nA.e a2a 4. i1irs ven
we'll
-A"cAueeg doctor. lT4ssliing .lu.is-
the name of W. r. Ensry. jzlsssa sl.-
toSn the latter p~ss Of l.si ~-rk. i-sr-
leg behiBd several unp4id ss.-ugn.z.
the principal ons eotns ioE his sr1.l
and batter. lie Al-O left bis 80 n
destitute circumstances. he cisiaa.l.
while operAtiDg IN tEis eisy. o. aav.
hAiitd from Kansas CITY. Mi-so1sL
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

TuE chief Of the Comanche Indians.
uttcrbelt was in Denispn "Wednesday.
llo likes northern Texas and talks Of
coming here to live Here is a chance
for the Galveston Neaes to bring out
another candidate for governor.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

SEGRo named Henry Mitchell at
tempted TO commit rape upon the per-
son Of Miss Mary Beatty. young
lady living fifteen miles from For,
Worth, Thursday morning. He was
arrested the same day and shot to death
the same night by relatives of the lady.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

Wa have casually observed this item
going the rounds of the press for some
time. "A sheep ranch ss large as the
state of Rhode Island has been estab-
lished in Tom Green county. Texas"
If Tom Green county can't efford a
larger sheep ranch than that she ought
To quit the business.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

~uEryGroHr has shipped this season
4u69i bales Of cotton IN excess of last
year. and nearly ell by river Only
s zoo bales have been shipped by rail.
Last year this was reversed, IS, ,642 bales
having been shipped by rail.
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Nesner,~.. ar.n...

Yesterday evening Mira Moody
died at the city hospital. after several
weeks iiloers- The deceased leaves
three little children, two girls and q
boy. who hsye for the time being been
kindly taken care Of by Mrs. Benson.
They are sprishsiy children, the hoy,
who 10 the oldest, being ten ysAss Of
age.
The decessed Woman has rslstivsu
In MarysviiIe. Cook eounsy in thir
seaee. ane . dsnghesr, HarFlst frsiioe.
= bnpneh pga1rtA Askanans. -
nsnsoe yW oeepenpond w1sh aov ~
- 5sss<lsee eppoaFn1nQ - eass y
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

joEN W BEowS, one Of the proprie.
tors OF the tro,.hsrsmaa, published at
ksrfyille, died suddenly in New Or
leans, on the 9TH instant The paper
has been received in mourning with
Inverted column rules.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

GovEHSoR HusSAND will make speech
to the fremsn at Waco or the ninth oi
May. and to the hremen at Austin on
the twenty-second of the samo month.
lie Is expected TO touch matters o:
present general interest" in his speech
At Austin
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

THE Protestant Episcopal church peo-
pie of the northwes, are agog over the
isll from chastity Of Bisho p MeCoskrey,
OF Michigan, aud in that country the
scandal casts the revival Of the Beecher
scandal iu the background
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

Wa know where the train robbers
are now. The st Louis TSnss prints
wood cuts OF them every Saturday. The
Hrnes attempts to hstchet them off on
the public as pictures Of prominent st.
Louis officials" but the edge is too
ragged
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

IaE dispatches announce that the
insurrection against the Diaz governs
ment IN Mexico is ripening. Lerdo
will not down, it seems, and the reeoc-
milton of Diaz by the American govern
ment doesn't tranquilixe the average
greaser
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

THE editah Of the Fort Worth Post
and the cditAh OF the Jos1-rsai are ex.
changing notes looking TO meeting on
the field of honah.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27
NEW ORLEANS RACES.

The spr1ng MeesinE opens with n
aeore Of las sfson, Fred Rice
and Typhoon Rake I'm the Stnk es,
NEW ORLEANS, April 20.-Louisiana
Jockey Club, sprirg meeting. First
raee-hurdie race, mile heats over four
hurdles. Purse two hundred and fifty
dollars to first horse, and fifty dollars
to second horse.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

Aetise preparations are essnx A..
for our coming Mai>s--t M s.--
m.os ofihis eity % nst pros.sss - -
sehihd Ia ih- eeieoraiioa - a.. A.
beginning Of the mo1ih ~ fa.-r..
iae eeiehraiion ~iil D. =; Lenx'. l.ss.
two miles from The eiss. snd 81 -
under the s'ssPiess % the Ds;l.- F,ua
Vefien. The fe-iiyhiss MI 49,
miuce on the lsth ant ~ eezsln.--f
Mp To aud ineiadlag the aishs q ~.
Iltb.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

IHt brenham ,Scndhs was established
week or 40 ago. 1t denies the alleea-
tion OF being 'greenbaeker." and de.
hes the alligator to the proof.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

Time i5I, i:5ij,, i:55I,. 10
The first heat was won by head.
The second and third heats were won
by head. Redding fell ut fourth
hurdle. In the last two heats DaIgsi.
son led from start to finish.
In the pool On track, Reddinp rated
25. to Risk 10, Dalgaison IL and Jim
Hinton .. After frat heat Risk want
up to rs to Dslgaison 10, and Jim
Hinton 6. After the second heat,
Daigaison shot up to so against Risk
81.
Second race-Pickwick stakes, mile
heats for three year olds. twepty-five
dollars entrance fee. Private purse
with four hundred dollars added fo1
tirst horse and one hundred do,lars IN
second horse. Eight entries.
Fred Rice. ................. l4i
SGshIain Gd,i,a m1I,1 hrnara. ..'...'---'...,'-.- q
keilyis Pat Maiioy, c,It...... 4 2 no.
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-04-27

have lust receiy 81 7.su pieces. which
we nuuEht ~ q bankrupt sails. and wtil
very lucap. Dont fait 10 examine
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-04-18
s.WINDY CALF"

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If DIR. Conway expects to get a
fair shake in his damage suits against
the papers, we would advise him to
pay the Mexico LEDGER man off, and
step the numbering calf. Some men
are too windy to do the cause they
advocate any credit.
Press.
We notice you are not as windy as
You wvas before Conway SIZED you for
$40, 900. You had best go to work
and look up your dueats or Conway
will shut up your sprint shop" So
we are a s'windy calf" that sounds
nice, We like that. Suppose we should
tell you that you are a jack ass, and
a turn coat in the bargain, how would
you like that? How would you like
for us to state that as touching poll
ties you are a 'sbastard." Suppose
we were to state that during the war
you were a s'grand girasticntis'' in
the Confederate army, and now you
are trying to run a radical paper, but
we won't speak OF these things, they
might not CD be true. "Windy calf"
That is good, try it again, we like
your style.