The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-29
SOUTHERN NEWS,

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Tho fruit crop Supervising 10 Northern
II lahslppl
TenAessee has o. counties and 1858 news
pnper''
Tgogy-slg Uagranli were arrested N Rail
1flsb, tc,ln reiW'
The Auburn, -.ineoln county, Mo, post
otico il worth - month
A lulo mill Is being established IN New
+ Orleans, with capital ~ $4,000,
The demand fpr census enumerAlon IN
Gaorgli Il grealerlhan the supply
lei believed the census will show u popu-
,lon Of near 10000 In Jaspar county SO,
General Wheeler tho Confederate cavalry
commander 10 writing tho history Of The
A war,
4 AZ Cotton liant, Arkansas wellto-lo
4 farmer named D. W, sheppard, committed
suicide by banging
Edward Dent WINS shot and killed. BY l'll-
4 bort King, lna gambling dispute, ~ Augusta
Georgia Both mon were negroes
Some wheat near Charleston, Mou h far
enough advanced 10 be- headlng, aud the
grain large enough 10 bo plainly seen,
Whitonol shllngs Il under wfo'l NJ
4 Princeton, Kentucky, on the charge of max
Ing and circulating counterfeit nlekelh
Thesnbloct Of building railroad between
Gponyileand Laurens Court-houfo, South
q Carolina, Is attracting attention In both
4 counties
Four covered wagons recently passed
through Joplin, Mo- en- route for Washing
ton territory Tho travellers hailed from
Northern ArIansas'
Edmund', the murdoIer Of girl who ac'
clmpnuiod him from Kentucky slo he hung
n nj Ozark, ArkOnsnA ON the 18th Of May Tho
4 Governor refuses 70 Interfere,
Mrs. Frankie Williams, of Muhlonborg
4 county, Kentucky, Is l0l years old, Her
4 husband who died only n lew years ago was
q soldier OF the wufol 1872.
Garrett T., Sullivan was the lrt man to
introduce tobacco raising IN Montgomery
county, Kentucky ind raised the llnt crop
and made his first shipment In 1873,
William Il King m ontorprsiug farmer
Of Saline county, Mo- has expended over
Sls,0 900 In making improvements on hls farm
In that county within the past three yearf.
The Cape Gardcau Mo-, TrlWcohly
Courier Major Cmrk's onterpri'o), was
launched upon tho sea OF journalism on the
10th inst IT Is u nca!ly printed five column
folio,
Glasgow, Missouri, has Just shipped a car
load of corn TO ST, Louis fnrtho relief Of Ire
land and promises several more cars The
corn was sold NJ auction for forty cents
bushGl.
The Governor has pardonod Cateshy
Woodlood, of Bourbon county, Kentucky
who was indicted for the murder of n rit'-
man in Mich las county two years ogo, but
was never tried,
Hartford, Ky Herald; A catfish Weighing
ninety-three aud two-thirds pounds WIS
caught out Of Rough creek the other day.
1t had swallowed another fish weighing
seven and one-half pounds.
Robert Cooper, boy twelve years old, was
tried nj the recent term of the Saline County
(Mo.) Circuit court and fined 500 for put
ting powder in drunken mans pipe, which
exploded, iniuring the old man severely.
Covngton, Ky, Commonwealth; A
printed copy OF the will of Edwin For.
rest, the great actor WAS yesterday admitted
TO probate in the County Clerks office, for
the purpose of selling the Forrest property
in West Covington.
Kentucky Herald.Enterprise Among the
strangers visiting Russellvile this week was II
coot, which comes ali the way from the lakes.
1t was found lust Friday morning about six
miles west of town, and was brought to this
section by the storm.
,,,nns1n, Il gnil - Ia
prevailing at Wadesboro and Shoe Hee
North Carolina Persons are attacked with
the disease who had the measles years ago
1t is u very severe form of measles, and IN
several cases has proven fatal.
The case of Miss Maggie Harlow, of Paris
Missouri, against ketchum for breach OF
promise of marriage which was taken from
Monroe Circuit court TO Shelby, was trie nj
Shelbyyille last week, and resulted in YER
diet in favor of Miss Harlow for $4,000.
Memphis Ledger: Our receipts of cotton
between this and tho end o. August the
end of the crop year. is likely to range be-
tween 10000 and $1,000 bales. 1t will be a
tight squeeze for our total for the year to go
beyond 100000 bales, or say 25,OOO bales over
last years total,
Flemingsburg, KY, Democrat: Five
moonshiners from Elliott county passed
through here Friday evening They bad
inst been pardoned out Of the Maysvi.le jail.
They looked thoroughly repentaot, and said
that in the future they would never look at
an illicit still.
About two weeks ago colored child,
about two years of age, wandered otfirom its
mother at Vaucluse, South Carolina. Search
for il proved fruitless and it was supposed
that il had fallen in the pond. Last Satur-
dsy It's body was found in the woods, the
flesh having been nearly all torn OIL by the
buzzards
Glasgow, Ky, Times: With wonderful
tenacity Dir. Garnet and Judge Smith still
cling TO life. For over month Judge
smith has not eaten half-dozen mouthtuis
of nourlshment, while DR.. Garnet has during
thai period been in equally ms critical u con
dition. There is not the slightest improve
ment in the condition of either.
Columbia, Ky, Spectator: Mark CALI
her. of this county, who has been in LOUIS
vile iail for the past six months, for making
n,oo4shiue whisky, returned home last week,
having served his time out. Mark has been
arrested several times for engaging IN TINS
business but the last term of imprisonment
was the longest he has ever served. II Is es-
timated that he cost the government over
. ,t.,ts ia.