The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-09
DALLAS ~ Wichita HALLWAY,
LOCAL JOTTiNGS.

Lovely moonlight nights,
The muddy atreeta aro rapidly dryN
Ing up.
The sun struggles hard for the
supremacy.
This Ia the day the bad emall boy
goes fishing,
These cold rains have given II
number Of poreons severe colds.
la II possible that this crop OF dogs
Ia to 80 over until next GUNNER?
The loafers may now come out OF
their holes, the wot weather having
lot up.
beautiful sight II In TO zee the
porker az he wall0ws In the great mud
puddles In the streets.
The 1880 west~bound passenger
train on the Texas and Pacific was
forty minutes late last night.
There was little or no wheat on
the market yesterday, owing to the
present condition Of the roads.
1T failed to rain yesterday, and the
weather clerk Ia evidently satisfied
with the recent rains he hat Hooded
the country with.
Lots Of young folks took advan-
tage Of the favor shown by tho weather
god yesterday evening and took
stroll around the city.
The newsboys are happy Sunday
mornings, not because they are not
made to 80 to Sunday school, but be-
cause they they sell more papers than
usual.
--"G0 as u consul TO warm ell
mate" Is the delicate way man on
Main street was heard to Conslgn
another man to the bad place, yester-
day evening.
The Trinity river has not M yet
covered the pike leading from the
bridge to the bluffs, except In few
places and it Is falling. Travel will
soon be good over the road.
Ed Collins got drunk on Elm
street, and began using abusive lang
uage to some parties yesterday even.
ing, when Officer Clements arrested
and locked him in the city castle.
Mark the prediction of THE
HERALD: Dr. ]. w. Calder, "manag.
err" and Ira Harris, of Kansas, will
yet be brought to justice for the fla>
grant outrage of duping United
States court.
Invitations are acknowledged to
attend the second annual reception
given In honor of the graduating class
of the Dallas Female College, at the
college building, Bryan street, Friday
evening, June l4th.
The train on the Dallas and
Wichita road due Friday at $50 y. M,
did not arrive until yesterday morning
about nine O'clock. The train hands
were pressed into service to fight the
driftwood away from the bridge over
Elm Fork.
-Pars0n Iachariah Parker, the
meek.eyed Methodist divine, who was
taken to Huntsville, Alabama, week
before last, arrived safely at his desti-
nation In charge of Deputy United
States Marshal Anderson, W no returned
to the city yesterday.
"A deputy sheriff from over the
river brought in and jailed man
named Robert Perry, yesterday even
ing. Perry is charged with having
assaulted party named Abe Bass,
the cause of the difficulty being dis
pute about horse.
Those who cannot go to Europe
this summer intend going to the
springs; those who cannot 10 to the
springs intend going to the adjacent
country, and those who cannot 90 to
the adjacent country will remain In
town until fall--and after.
-Squeesix went to the grocery the
other day for the first time since he
formed co'partnership with his spouse,
and purchased among other articles
some butter, Of which he has since
declared that although 1t was very
dear yet the price was not near strong
as the butter"
The examination of the pupils of
Dallas college will begin tomorrow
and continue through the week. They
will be conducted In writing, and the
parents or any one desiring, can exam.
inc the papers. Exhibitions and coms
mencement exercises will come of the
week following.