The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-25
FORT WORTH.
Correspondence of the Herald,

Correspondence of the Herald,
FoRr WORTH, June "a, 1850.
Several cases of typhoid fever are re-
ported and it may be increasing. Mayor
Brown has returned from Dallas, so erring
brothers had better walk straight ROW.
Miss Mary Causey, of the M. Il. church, has
returned to her home at Ennis. Those
eleven year old Parker boys were acquitted
Though reprimanded( yesterday of stealing
roasting ears. Let their ma switch them,
but don't arrest such little ones for such
small AFFAIR." The street gang is doing
some good work in cleaning up cutters etc.
The way to be healthy is to clean up.--The
city census, so lar, amounts to 100. Itmay
reach 5000. The city has decreased some in
population, but the county has increased.
Two negro women were arrested yester-
day for stealing few dollars from j. Brit
ton, of Dallas.---It is said that drummers
are pulling at people SO annoyingly that they
are becoming nuisance.-Some interest
is manifested in the suit now pending in
Dallas against this city by the Rubber Hose
Manufacturing company, Of New York"
This city is sued for $3.50 in
the United States court. The
case came up yesterday and was post
poned until next January Boys and men
had better be careful where they bath in the
Trinity. If they 90 in in the city limits they
will be fined, and if they enter the river on
certain mems premises it will be considered
a nuisance and Unable Stock shipped
lately principally 60 to Chicago. GA large
boiler, pulled by six yoke of oxen went west
this afternoon. 1t, with car load of ma
chinery, is from Mitchell * Scruggs,of Dallas,
and is for Halsrd 81 Garter, at Comanche.--
DR.. E. McDaniels, formerly Of Tennessee,
and Miss Mary Ward formerly of Canton,
Mississippi, were united in marriage this af-
ternoon at . o'clock, at the Episcopal
church. Vivian L. Frost, secretary of the
Franco-Texas land company, was in our city
and went west on the 2:l5 train this morning
The old Haswell house, near the depot,
is being renovated and will be used by one OF
our largest grain firms for storage.----The
i've cent hops being held back of the old
compress prosper still, in spite of our vigil
liant police.--A youth seemingly thirteen
years old, but claiming to be nineteen, was
on the street last night, home less, moneyless
and foodless. He said he had run of from
bis father, sixt en- miles west of Palo Plnto,
because his step-mother treated him badly.
He said his name was John Thomas Hilton,
but some think his name is assumed and that
he is from asother place. MIR. Rigg'e:s,
near the depot, has q parrot that Is
attracting much attention with its
many and plain words spoken
The Local Option saloon is pre-
sided over by Chris. Rintleman, and is the
place to get fine liquors and Il square
drink, and Pacific Improvement cigar. - :,
At the Wsverly hotel: T H Roe, city; { )
Terrell, city; j j Colley, T Il P railroad; q
H Soul, Western city, Iowa; A j Sinclair,
Decatur, Tex; L P Terrell, Decatur, Tex;
Mrs Terrell and child, Decatur, Tex Mrs
Collins, Decatur, Tex; H j Nichols, Dallas;
Miss Laura Dodd, Dallas; Charles Halter,
city; NJ S Mstheny, city; A 7 Andrews, city
Theodore Myles, city; S S Nichols, Calves
ton; N P Fields, Newton Hamilton; 5 d |,
Cobb, T e P railroad; Harry Miller, L q +
railroad; Jobe Berquest, T & ? railroad; w
N Porter, Breckenridge, Tex; J @ jenkins
Waco; George F Miller, 7 & P railroad; L
S Moody, T & P railroad.