The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-23
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Nenrl, M GaIna.yIlIa has lle m0aal0l and

Nearly MI Gainesville haf the measles and
sheen taihuu tom is IN lemnhd
General Gr,nt is the choice of tho Andor-
son county Repubienus foo President
Colonel j, A pegg died ht Br'wo~o'd
aner bHrt illness on tuesday lust
CounleIGsIl silver half and quarter dollpra
are now worry w The GplyeAompnN
A Glee1brcli club u eight mombtr or
qanizod in Montague county iew days Hgo'
Marcus Wiul,mtop died suddenly in
Houston on Friday lost eyed slAy'Iour
years 49,,
Mr.John T.. Gyson, IN old citizen ofMllam
county, dpd lRsl week from M overdose OF
lRudanunl,
Robert Mars has juft been acquitted Of Tho,
charge Of murder Ia tho DISTRICT e'uGt ol
Jasper county
The gin house OF Mr., james Temple
man In Travis county wus destroyed by IRE
on Saturday last
Mr.B.ll. Gardner has just been appointed
County Attorney Of Frceslone county, wee
y. q, Gulletc deceHstd'
Several immigrants have arrived NJ Pale'-
tine from England through the Efforts OF Tue
International AZ Great Northern railroad
Tho Democratic county convention OF
Montague county, meets ON lhe2ith lhs', 10
elect delegates to the Galveston conVchVoh'
Notwithstanding liquors or medicnted bit
tcrs can now be sold In jasper county, TINT
county having voted IN iayorof local option
Mr. George r. Davis, Of Round Rock. i
now ut l.calvii0 working q mine mat yleld'
him four hundred dollars OF silver to every
ton,
Mr.. Morris llecht and Miss Fannie Sollns
XIV were married last week nj Orange, kabb
Noorsauger, OF Houston, performing The Ger
emory.
Freestone county is TO have n new Jail u
Fairfield, the county site. II will ben two
story brick, with two iron cages, and Is
cost $500,
Mr.. Cullen, who is working coppe
mine In Montgomery county, dog out an oil
smelling iu.aNte two feet below the suriac
last week $50
Twenty-Five thousand niaeS hundred nm
Rny pine and thirteen hundred cN press log
CAME down on the late treshetin the SaDiu
for Orange Mills.
Major W. NJ. Walton, of Austin, WI
chosen blythe Democrats OF Coleman count
Saturday last, TO represent them NJ the qua
conyeHtiln az Galveston. ooh.
Judge Richardson and Major Purnel, a'
committee on the part OF the citizens
Austin, viii meet General Grant At GaIvc
ton and invite him 10 Austin.
The Grand jury of Washington count
which Adjourned sine die Satul any, imied
find bill Of indictment against W. L. ALE
the young man accused OF arson.
There had been FIVE fcIol
convictions in the District cou
in session Mt Tyler up to Saturday !"
the pei alties ranging from two to live yea
in the penitenuary.
The County Judge of Smith county
Saturday dissolved an injunction SUED Out
certain Taxpayers restraining the tsX-c'
lector from collecting the railroad suusl
tax. The case will be appealed.
The Kowa Indians are said to be short
rations, and are reported ms making prepal
tons for raid on Texas as soon MS the gr'
Gets up sufficient for their stock Big Bow
the chief who is to lead them.
The Republicans of FL Paso selected
Collector of Customs at that place to rep
sent them vt tho State convention at Aust
and instructed for Grant inst, Blaine seeo
and Sherman under no consideration.
There will be an election in Montgomt
county to-day on the question OF removI
the comty-seat from Montgom'
to Willis. The International
Great Northern railroad company
citizens Of Willis have guaranteed nca
$1,000 for securing ground for county bul
ngs. Willis is near the centre of the coul
and will probably win in the contest.
On the 2nd inst. Mr.. a. J. St org of Nj
tague, left home for Gainesville in a t
horse wagon, after a load of lumber, hav
with him his friends thought some seven
five or one hundred dollars Since then
to the 18th inst. no tidings had been reeel'
from or of him, and his friends were very
easy. On the mo ming of the an lm'
wagon and team answering the description
his was driven by a man across ked II
into the Indian territory, and foul play
feared.