The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-24
FORT WORTH.
,Orrespondence Of the Rerald

correspondence Of the Herald.
FOEt Worth, June -, $50.
The news OF the acQuitta of Jim Curri,
Is received with astonishment. Many thinl
twill be ased by the northern press land VOC
Justly to the injury of Texss.-Colonel c
Z: hyde, ex-proprietor fthe Waverly house
VIII 90 west tomorrow. He will visit Buff.
lalo Gap and elsewhere, prospecting.
Y. IL. Dobbs is continuing services At the
presbyterian church. Preaching NJ s O'Clock
p m'-""Cattle are shipped" and "catte
are driven are so common in our items that
1t Is news no more. In fact cattle are going
north ever day by hundreds and thousands.
-hlder Caskey is assisted in the protracted
meeting being held at the Christian church,
by Professor Scobee, president of the female
college at Murfreesboro, Tenn. Elder
Smith, ofTennessee, (who is blind), is also
expected Preaching every night this week.
at $50 o'clock,-The wheel of wagon
gave way and bags of wool we're strewn on
Houston street this afternoon Mrs Pattie
hllian lett for Hamburg, Arkansas, to-day,
to spend the summer with friends and rea-
uves.-The city mills will be COM
plete this week, and begin operations
next week.-Many wagon loads of new
wheat on the plaza this morning and sofa
readily at good prices. wagons
of green prairie hay arrived and remain nm.
sold. Hay is duller than anythinp in town
to.dav.-As the market has been nre,tv
well -lutted with vegetables, not.as many are
visible to-day. Prices are reduced. and nro.
ducers are not justified in bringing them in.
Plenty of horses on the plaza for sale
some unbroke and quite tricky-but none
auctioned off; much talk about trading. hut
little done. Many people seem simply trying
to kill time, and from prevailing duliness
they are doing it.--Tbe publication of a
monthly medical journal here il heinz con-
sidsred. B. Niblett, POSTMASTER nj
Grand Rancho. Palo Pluto county. ia here
to. day purchasing goods. and returns to.mor-
row. He reports the finest crops ever in that
county.--0ur walkist, Charles GRAY, on
his way from st. Louis TO this city. was at
| Richlsnd, Mo-, June 18th. The dav preyi.
GUS he had walked 55 miles. He was well.
Frank Hill, who moved here from New York
last winter. died TODAY with typhoid fever.
after lingering several W, eks.-John An.
drews of the New York house, leaves this
afternoon for St. Louis. and will be absent
several weeks.---Mr. William Brazelton
left for the West this morning for the DUR.
pose of paving off the hands in the employ
of Messrs. Cowen & Knowlton. bridoe con-
tractors on the TEXAS Il Pacific railrosd.--
Ont of over |. 700 nopulstion enumerated in
district No. o., only ten cases of sickness
were found What county can make a bet-
ter showing for health than this?--The
Greenbsckers of this section are iubilant
over the nomination of Hon. R. J. Cham.
beers. of Texas, for yice.president. He will.
without n doubt, noll the entire strength Of
the partyin this county..-Parties from the
southwest portions of Tarrsnt county report
the wheat erop good. the general average
beipe about twenty bushels TO the acre.
Mr.. b. F. McIntire and LADY, will leave to.
morrow for Boston. Mass. their old home,
where thew will snend the summer We
wish them a nlessant tourney and n speedv
retnrn.--We were shown some fine sneci-
mems If conner ore, the other dav taken
from a nina in Haskell county. in North.
west Texas. Large quantities Of the ore, it
ia said. can he found in flat mart of the state
-The census mumerstors v the area
nIortod in cotton This wear will almost
donhIo ,bot ot anv rrevioIs year They also
ranort thn nlant n q Good .riftv condition.
with fo;r nrosnoct fnr an enormous crop
M-One census enumerator comes TO the
front with woman twentv-three wears old
who has Given birth TO seven children in
,b r NV, wears let hear from the
navt--The Local Option saloon Is pre.
Ma ora- by Chris RintIeman. and is the
,,Iaco ,o oei fine LIQUORS and square
Sr;nI and Pacific Improvement cigar -
Lime 9Sdl-A few weeks ago Jim Mason
dood Two n'6ro man left 10 hunt gold in New
Wov;cn V Tho have ouit the search and sold
tho;n on,ets snd sre aominc home Il q
Morr;s, case will he called for trial July DIST
pnsb T,ord,s case will come IN July
,o,h unns;on street near Second. i
h ho; dra un hacause the town needs gas.
@DmMucR sbesf oats are in today
There will he A public installation Of Ma.
snnic oAicars at Smitbfeld ten miles north)to-
To.r W~Two twin bows. eleven wears old,
s a,Ds Of Of tho widow parker, were lroa.ht be.
suns So, y; ' SIcC,nng this after ,o, bv d.
lV'T ponHo,t sor ,.tesling" rsn.tn. car to eat
w. W. D''I Go,,,n,ert il unnec ssary.--W. G.
i,.m, ;s inst from Runnels county ON
lie Ls' no, 10 an;nnt Psttis county Mo. He
us us way W an,nn,hs-old antelones which are
nn' WV WV ~orch no,ice from the bows. He
causii'5 ~ f.a,n few days of ape on milk,
r"' s .h .nS''i AMI, il as readily AS per
anu '"T I0 ', nisn hos an Indians scalp
SOIL ne a0 81 Mex;ean hog -
alid .Ig EMIL son of a widowed LADY. living
A,uti' o tJH raiIrnsd was bitten Yesterday
SCUM VI Tue f"''t aol No,bing mich WAS
evening pS n. t tbe t;me bnt This morning
thougnI Oh IT ~ . t"g ' Of bydonhobia AMI
sno t' foars ora entertained that the little
STehI leale o'e - ,..IcI -