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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-06

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Nuse falieeen fSnnen - bic Setter ess
alien O'Glaberty unp Der unSlddlt&en
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fpufen In BEN Sdloe, unp 6usb psaos
cod .ansts ibnen NIT ieinem 2lOBfuB unb
ibiIelab srinienb uno pistfsno ais 5s'
rplp sprauf.
llne abetmals Stsrunbsnansis Stuns
ZEN ipdter fam bic 8unbe, paB eorb
@Oleimio auf Dem 0sse su isinen aneern
9dtsrn erf6ioHtn pprpen iet. Die 3ets
.unssa melrsten bann bas Ndbere /: 90
ideine zines isnsr nasrurtlden @srbres
den" ppr;uliesen, pie fe in Der leBten
Belt auf Der srlnsn Sniel pfscsr bdufts
ger ssporcsn - Serbrs6en, bic niht
sbsr auib5sn ipsreen, ais bis BE 9anps
uno pa6tssiBsebuns In Srlano mad
8sbt unb Btqtsfsit reformfrt ietn miro.
Der W5resr 9orc Goleimtp's IL, pie ses
w6bnli6 In iol9sn 8daen. ntdt bstannt
ssporpen.
Sater Giss 8cp, tem aeIssli6 bic 8crs
muneibaft iiber 2Orp @olpimio'S Stnosr
- rts absr nidt pslsn Namen fabren
curften, ~ionpern ienen ibrsr Wutter an
nabmen - i%bsrtrasen puros, befteIte
gum gsrpaltsr pes Yaateutes einen
ti1tisen unp seuiHenbaften Dtann, benz
er nit ieinem &atbe iiberaQ belfeno AR
Ssite fanp. Gr ibsrnabm felbf pts
Grstsbuns Ger 8inrsr WarY S'6lab.
ertY's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-06
AatafOmbenbmcbsS 1,fs ssH T.,

als bic seIbsn Slumen auf Dem Stt&boi
bldbten, BON csnsn ete alts 5sre Sally
ibr ben Thee perorenet bate. glber &sti
tefam bod BE aIte Sally lppobl ME bic
trtf@e Sulfsiase ibsr sas Gsipsnf BON
Isbaeos. Wssss fiarb an Der Sdpinos
iu&t na&eem ibre 9rpsmuttsr Bell ibr
rsntse Gage i'm IOre poraussssansen
mar.
Sater GiB.8cy rptrfts nod lanae f..
aensretd tn ieiner @enetnpe unc lief
f& DEFENDERS Die grstebuns Der Sinesr
Warp S'GlubsrtY's ansslssen fem. llns
fer Gteunp S6leisr beIu6te ibn, 70 of
er tn Die @ssenp fam. Wit benz 9srs
iaptncen 5uab Ysapeod' bsFsrten i1
Die Ssrbdltnife Der 9emsince RAID, unp
bsute nod psnfen bic 8epObner in Hibs
runs unp 9iebt an paS @altsn Batter
6iB- &os's, Der surh iein pri,italibsS
Sstipisl Slid unp Sessn auf ole game
8emstnoe sebra4t bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-06
Sn 9erington, Ry., rrifirte

Sn Ssringtun, Ry., s%riitirte ein
6unc, Der ais funeral dog" bsfannt
mar, absr Dor sinisea @o6en ftarb.
Die esbsnsssl6i6te pisies IbiersS pirs
BON Ger .esriuston pres" srsdblt. 81
purpe BON sinem 5assfplS NamenS
Samusl Dspcrs, aufsacssn unp blis6
bel Dem perm. Der auf stner 6arm ausin
pobnts. bis Dspore Dor stpa finf SAB,
rem fairs. Nob Dem Iope ess Serrr
psrweissrte Ger Dumb ert bic ibm bon
anrsrn ssbotsne Nlbruna uno fplste lsis
nsm Ssrrn bis auf cen Etiesbof, no CT
msbrsre Gage lang auf cem 9rabs fiBsn
blisb. Grit pann, alS Elm anpersr 9eis
6snsus Dem Srtspbof nabte, lprans sr
rsmisIben sntsessn, UNI isinen 6errn ;u
iu6en. Ssiteem III or nun fat pier
Sabre lang lecem esi&ensuse auf rea
Grisobof ssfplst unc bat iecesmal feline
Denomination Der Srauer UNI Ieinen
Ssrren %ptepsrbolt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-06
Gin merfpiroiger Trauui.


wsnissn Eassn setortene prin; be 9isue
er,dbl!s ssrne folssnpe ansfOots Der
@rospats. bsS Yrtnssn Idenfte TN Sabre
1880 einsm Ieinsr SSbne bic Ssrri9aft
8saueour. ramit ssrislbe in bic prppin-
stals Stdnpe BON 5ennssau a%ufsspoms
men psree. Nber "a ctsI's @sfhenf
fetnsn ancsrn 3psd bate uno Der prtn3
niht ptsisn Sobn gum Nabtbsile Ger
anrsrn ~bssinfissn poute, serfaste er Elm
9sseneocumsnt, nit pslHem er Die
S6snfuns annuairte. Gs fam bic &ss
pollution unp, pte ptele aupere acliss
Samili.n, psrlOr aud Die camille be
9isne pdbrsno esS Sturmes esrielbsn
ptele rpt6tiss Opcuments. Nur Die rlss
bsrlieferuns b%ebauptete nod .pas Sor:
b%aneenitin aud nit perlbpuneenen,
obe%nsrpdbnten 9esenercuments. Sns
spii1en bate bic Spater pes Yrinsen,
rpel&er taS Gut Seauepur gum Sc.
l9enfe srbaltsn bate, einsn rstben un'
sarildsn Masnatsn ssbstratbst unc pies
fer ~psrlanste, tn ben SefB Der Grbihaft
einssitBt ~ rpsresn. prins gussn Ga
moral, eeIislbs, wslbsr Dor 8ursem
btsrabsn rpurps, pstserte f6 snti6iecsn
unp Is fam gum Yrpess. 2ltsr Dor gss
ridt bate ris blOBe usbsrlisfsruns fsinsn
Wsrtb une Der priu; ps etsne petlpr ben
procss tn srfisr Snitan,. GinrS @a6tS
l6lisf nun Der prtny In ieinem S6lp1s
BON Seaueour. ais sr i'm Iraum cine
gum S6lo6e seb5rise epealitdt fab, BON
peisn griftsns er gar feline Ssnntnis
bate. Dprt bsfanb it6 eia ssitlp6sner
8offer, pur1 rsIsn Wdnpe er psuilib
bas ssiu6te 9sssnepeumsnt ublidts.
Als er srtpabte. lsste er eisiem Eraume
fein @epi6i BET, absr einise Belt parauf
eri6tsn itin portisr BET ION unp BAT um
cine srSsere Wobnuus fir isire anses
pa6lene Gamilie, inpsm er ~binsutBts.
bas. penn man cine @ausr lsinsr seaen'
pdrtisen @pbnuns eempIirte. ma spis
iben pielsr uni Der umfaGuns5mausr
ben notbpsnptssn Gaum inpen wiree.
Del Yrtr; ertbeilte Die Sspiuisuns unp
am nd6tsn Sage purce CUR ausfibrups
ssiaritsn. 8ie srps mar ater cas- Grs
f~taunsn rss prinsen, welbsr Die arbsts
ten gu bsibiissn ssfcmmsn mar, ais CT
mad Nispsrpsrfuns Der Wausr pas Cos
cal eyfannts, pel@eS sr TN Sraune se'
iebsn bate. IS mar "a Gin Saal unp
In Der Mitte itanp Elm Spfsr. Dan
first auf pemIeIbsn ;u, 6ffnst ibn n
entbislt wirtlib eas ssIubie Document.
NatirIt6 sepann Der Yrius rem prccss
Dor Gem Appe!latipn69nt6te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-06
Fir. PuStet 4 Co,
New York City & Cincinnati, O.,
L. B. 3627. 2O4 Vine Str.
IL. B. 3627.

.Das tuobI nt6t absr SIR parpet
nit BEN ssre&ten Soft peri5bnt In bas
SsnlettS trsten -" :
.llnp Gusr Gbren molten mir aud
psrseibsn 2"
.Dte f5nnt Sbr aur 70 frassn, Wa.
fer psaceot? 9epis per3eib' t9, babe
Gu1 fdon LANCE oer3iebsn. unp t1 rperte
Soft pretien, ,psnn Sbr %reuuritbis Der
irpti@en Chronological Guere Sdbns
brin8t."
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8ebSree beioraen, NORM sr UNI cine
Stunbe aufi&ub Der grseution bat, pa
Der 9srurtbeilte BE TrSfunssn Der Res
lision ;u empfansen pdnide. Sem
wiQfobrte man Der 8tiie res pfarrsS,
Der i6 panr nit 6usb Ysaeeod In bic
@sfdnsnies Sapsae ;urifBos.
,Wittn Grsunp," bssann Der prtefer ;
..Sbr babt Gud iapsrer @srbrsGsn
ihulpis ssma6t - ras Slut Der I'M,
iduIpis Grmorpstsn i6rsit auf gum Dim
mel nicer Gud ; b;itet Soft IN, gerssts
buns gusrer Sdulp! !"
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ren,"' murmslte Der pSnitsnt.
.llnp jsBt, no Der arm menS6lt6en
9sredtisfeit pipsr gu6 iid erbsbt unu
Soft ete Sdbne aeIdsben ldst, bepeint
Gusre Sdnesn. 5usb 8lOpft rsumi>
tbis an Die Srui. ramit Gusre Sesle
cur@ cas- Sae Der Suse rein sewaIden
psree."
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Dor.
.@usss pi,o far GuS bstsn," iaste
Der pfarrsr.
limb Sie, 5s,r Yfarra2'
Satsr GIG. RcD umarmte untsr Ibrds
men ben llnsldfltben, Der trpB allen,
pas sr sstban. bod nod sin Wsnl6
mar. Elm gbenbilp @ottss, unp paber
wdreis &rifli6en Witleips.
0ie bic feRsfs Gtsf6oIs snbli6 spr
Dem SVnnsnfrabl serfisben mub, 70 fisl
AUDI ieBt BON psaeecf'S Ssrsen ete Giss
reds. psl1s % 10 LANCE umI6lpEsn sss
baltsn bate. 9aut psinenb Rebte Der
8srbrs6er 9ctt unp Den Yfarrer UNI
Ssrssibuns an.
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nenesn NussS Ipra6 mad InbSruns Isis
nsr Sef6te Batter 8tss Roy:
Ego tie absolvo a peccatis tuis, in
nomine PATHS ct Fill ct Spiritus
Sancti Amen"
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grpe ssisnft Susb peaeeod.
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&oy bot ieinsm Seslettsr ben srm.
psaeeod absr lebnte esnlslbsn ab nit ben
8prtsn .9prbin mantle i'd, neil i4
i'm Sece nur ete Citrate fab lest atsr
srlsipe i6 rte. Strafe germ. neil ie ein
MitteI Der Sdbns IT," glls er barauf
gum spsitsa Wale bic S1psIs ess Sc.
fdnsniGeS Iberl6titt, an Der Seite pes
Yfarrsrs unp nod INNER Ebransn Der
8.ue tn ben @usen, ea purpe aud bic
umRsberpe Solfsmense ttsf ersriffsu i:
mas ibr t%mpontrte, mar Der SsrotSmus
ps8 einfaasn armen 2antpfarrers.
sluf rsm S4afot ansslanst ri9tste
psapeod f3 sssen bic Msnss une risf
nit tbransnerfidtn Sttmms: SD Be-
reue, mas i9 sefrspslt /! SD Bite Soft
UNI 0erssibuns unp aae, ete AsrssrniB
an MIR ssuommsn ; id psrssibs NQsn.
bic mid bslsipist babsn, SD fsrbs germ
;ur Slbnuns msinsr S6ulp !"
Damn fniste sr rpr eem Yristsr nispsr
- @atsr 8tB'Goy sab ibm nod eiu
DIAL pen Ssssn = swst Winutsn ipattr
bate Der Senfer isin Werf ppusnpst.
Na@psm Batter Sig 'Rpy Der Ssereis
suns pes eei&nams beissppbnt unp
nod auf rem 9rabe fir Yearcod's See,
Isnrube ssbstst Bate, trat sr csn Ssimwss
an.
S&Sn @assy !sbts spar nod LANCER,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-06

lanc fins pas Sabr baIe nit Der Serbft-
nadtslsihe, balp NIT Der Sputmerions
nenpenoe, balo NIT Der Wintericnnens
rpsnoe an. Den 85mern ptente ,usrft
Ger 1. Wdrs. ipdtsr Der 1. Sanuar ais
Sabresanfana. uno bic Suoen pdtlteu
rem, Der 6erbtna6isleibs Sundbf lies
sencen Neumono ea3u. Sn England
uno in eintssn 5bsilen Stalisns rsanste
man nod I'M 49,, Sabrbunoert pom Is.
Wirs an aneerpiu5 BON Sitern pper
BeibnaGtsn, posr pis tn &uBlano. pon,
1. Septeubsr an. uHIn jeBise 3sits
rednuna p~sreanfen mir rem srpeen SUI
Illus Gdfar. Der cur6 zen aIsrinprii9sn
astronomer SoissnsS cine Gcform Res
lebr osrporren geporceuen 8alsnperS
pcrnsbmsn lief. 90 suiitapo Der, auf
cas- fsfs S%cnnsniabr nit vieridbriser
S6altperipce essrlucstt, nSulianii1e
8alsnper." Ger aud auf pie @%briitsnbsit
i6erstus uap nod bis auf cen beutt8sn
Gag in Der srisbiipsn 8tr6s ssbrau&s
LTD III. Die ldtsiatite Sirhs fano absr
eine .~fleins" 9srbsfsruns aud rss. Sus
ltaniibsn Salenesrs" nptbpsncts. ea tn
oislsm Die Dauer sinss Sabrss ur If.
Minuten sr6ssr a%usenommsn mar, ais
tie pirflib 1T unp 10 fun ss Gem, isst
fat alssmetn aagsnommensn, "9re8e>
rtanilGsr 8alsnesr. Der 10 solfemmsr
III, oaB srf nab $500 Sabrsn piecer
Elm Srrtbum BON sirsm Gag aussssli.
den rpsrpsn mus. Die anpa6uns Der
@riitli1en SOrfslunssn on ras rSmts
ibs Datdm pes SIbresanfanaS selaab.
untsr Der gorausIsguus pss %. Dsssm'
hers ais 0sburtsta8s Ssiu Gbriiti
cur& Die Ssiusnabme auf oas z Gage
lpdtsr f~allsnps GtrcumctTpns 5sf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-06
Smntenier Mbiat.

Der .@Neonin1 pon WiIwautse lsst
3susniB OBJ, in benz TT iast: Scr Ssrs
tauf pon @a,nsr's safe Sibnsp IL 9ipsr
Sure fir 8risbt's &rantbsit unb anbsre
geibsu Der Nisrsn unS 9sber, iopis pou
Wa,nsr's Safe diabetes Sure fur bisisIs
ben Rranfbeitsn 1T ssraSssu immsns."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-06

ats' ife.'s Eminent. Sta @uf ~strbritss I'D. =
tans IN 10 rire or bah dia'msin bStannt. Ssis @uf pu-
krtin Id. Sei9 tin drtif,l IN Rsatftrs eiaimtut. Stix
S rfsls III ~bsiipisqss. Rttmane lsatt psns tasleibt istn, Ia
ferrultte shmsrjtn uHe StiSrsrsen, Snnt'ts, graHs.
panstn, Snfiuaauasn. 8trlsSunssn, Duuesu, 2bsums.
d mus, ylsuraIgta, S6~p tlunssn yetu, @litesrpsb. Aus
foliage, Salspsp u. T. ~. tdslta sp.tammtn. ais grsbs
stfen nae eisea stast Rire fSr,tst uus q. y. Stsrpss,
stu betserrasenesr 3russif sen Saunttal, We, tnstm &c
tne reitsre Ssftluus maAt 6elstness ,Sbr Ointment
stbt before StfIisstsuHs ais iretne tia Ointment, has To
bisbsr s~rtauft babe" Is mus une rirs 6tsraa has Der.
pprrastneft etHimtnt fir Dusnf4 unb dbtsr rtreen. 50
25 Sabre altsa Rbeamatsm mus gtrtauft spa DrussftR
une Sanelern TN aastmltneH ~ IS u. so Seats bic 8Ill6s.
IN DUBUQUE I'm @rsssu az tabtu bd : unttruiaHu u.
5ads i'm Gleiutn bet Z. 70. &ustt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-06

8arum has usas Sabr am 1. Sa'
nuar onfdnst. Warum earum i!
Gin @mnp pafar III ui&t s~olbanpsn.
Gum SabreSaufans wablte man In Der
Gbat pom jsbsr pie psrI@teesntfn 3siten.
@ei bsn Stimmen ess alien @gie9sn'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-06
Canton, Ky; AT Eichler, St Louie; w L
Evans, city; L L Deckman, Chicago.
MCKINNEY.

Correspondence of the Herald.
MckINNEY, May 4, lsSo.
Rev. j. H. Fackler is now fully installed in
b pastoral duties as minister Of the Old
School Presbyterian church, He has lived
here before and has many warm personal
friends.-Rev. c. II. hobbs who has had
charge Of the Baptist church for the last
year, has preached bis farewell sermon,
and will make his future home in
Dallas. His fine social qualities made
him host of friends, who wish
him every success in his new home
tomorrow the annual Sunday school picnic
of Mckinney will take place at Colonel
George Whites place, two miles from the
city, which the public are respectfully aud
cordially invited to attend. County court
is now in session, with twepty-three cases on
the criminal docket, which will consume all
this week and probably part of next,
THE new county Jail has been
received by the Commissioners court and the
Sheriff has transferred all the prisoners to it..
The accommodations are far superior to tire
old Jail in all respacts. besides il iss saving
to the county of about 500 per month here
tofore paid out for guards, etc.-ln short
time we will have new merchant in
our place in the person of Mr..
Griffith, of Van Alstyne, who
is one of the substantial men of that place,
Crops are reported favorable, | believe,
from every section of this county. The
prospect of the East Line coming here i:
gradually enhancing property in this place
but 1t is still at very reasonable figures.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-06
FORT WORTH.
rrespondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
FORT WORTH, May 5, lsSO
The wife of Councilman G, L. Pigman is
quite sck,-Sherif Hudson is out again
and on duty.--A large audience assembled
a, the NJ. Il. church South last Sunday night
to see Captain John Hanna and Miss Carrie
Hollis married, but were disappointed. Last
nightit came otf--We claim honor over
all Northwest Texas for having the only
musical composer whose pieces have been
accepted abroad, G. Alexander. The noted
c. A. White places his pieces in chosen se,ec-
TONS His "0h, the Dmkies Home am
Lonely is strikingly beautiul.---LastS Sun
day there was on the side-tracks at this place
over one hundred carloads Of railroad ties
and about forty carloads at the front
w. +. Nelson, wood contractor for
NJ. S. Coleman X Co., has been
cry sick recently, but is better now
TIE fresbyterian Sunday school have nice
picnic to-day in the suburbs. --The Red
Wing Sunday school celebration will take
place in 4 grove Of the cross timbers, seven
miles east of TT. Worth, on the lsth of May
Two engineer corps will 90 TO the front
tomorrow to locate more grading work.
c. Z. Mitchell, of Austin, occupies the posi-
ton at the Postoflice that W, |, Legg vacated.
At the Council meeting last night the
Mayor and members all present. a new
cemetery is to be laid out for which 800 is
given.-A 1886 suit against the city by n
gutta percha company, for hoes, buckets,
etc. for the fire department, is to come OIL
in the Federal court nextJune---Theta taxes
of the city collected for the year ending
Mar, h %, $780, were Ad valorem, $3.50 ;
pcll, 1868; occupation, SSS2---The new
Councilmen seem determined to give the
town q thorough overhauling bitches, gut
tiers, cuverts, fills cuts, and all that 60 to
complete town, are to be attended to-
The Mayors veto was withdrawn, leaving the
present police on duty. Some were about
to be discharged; but all is settled now.--
The bell punch tax ofths county reported for
last month is $3.50. This does not--inc'udS
Fort Worth citv.-Thomas McNarmsrs
fell off scaifold yesterday and broke al
arm snd badly injured the other.--The
| Medical Association adjourned yesterday
evening to meet at Weatherford on the frs
Monday in November. The officers elected
for the ensuing six months are: President, {
Rains, of Palo Pinto three vice presldents
?. G. Letirand, Lancaster, -. johnson;
secretay, W. B. Brooks of Fort Worth; treas
urer, w. Q. Milligan Weatherford; board Q
censors, j. L. May, G. W. Tucker, I'll. )
Broiles. THE Fort Seminary vii
discontinue in few days; no
patronized sufiicienty.-The repor
reaches the city that the tie in
spector has visited some of the tie contrac
tors camps west of here and his rejection
ties was not satisfactory to the contractors
1t is said the principal number ofties for tn
rail- Dad extensions west of Fort Worth an
Waco will have to come from the timber re
gions of Eastern Texas. The timber ives
though very fine for fuel, is said to 10 III
suited for ties
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-06
SHERMAN.
GORE spondence of the Herald.

Core spondence of the Herald.
SHERMAN, May 4, lSs0
By far the warmest day of the season, and
The most pleasant, too.-The ladies of the
NJ. E. Church South give q strawberry and
;cc,cream festival tonight at the Binkley
touse, which promises to bea most pleasant
and profitable affair to all concerned.--lt
wasn't a very hilarious throng that emerged
from the excursion train this mornings at four
o'clock and wended its way through the quiet
streets to bed, and those of the number who
have made their appearance upon the streets
to-day look as if they had been sick for a
week, and vet we mildly venture the asser'
ton that not one regrets attending tile
Volks-fest Yesterday 1t is a matter of con-
graduation that such entertainments only oc-
Curonce in while, however. A very talka-
tive individual known to fame as PROT
Dare is doing some tight-rope walking aud
other scrobatic feats Cor the cdihcation OF
the general multitude to-day. The PROBES
sor is rather above the average OF his profes-
sion in this line.--A most pleasant little &C.
currence happened at the residence of our
esteemed fellow.townsman Mr.. McDutie,
this afternoon 1t was nothing more nor less
than the marriage of Mr.. A. T. Clark and
Miss Bette McDuffie. Mr.. Clark is the very
popular representative of the Dallas HERALD
in this part of the State, and BY his gentle
manly demeanor and strict attention to BUSH
ness has won many friends in our midst. He
ia to he congratulated on winning such
A bride. too. The couple left on
the 9:l5 train for Dallas. where
we understand they propose to
reside. They carry with them the good
wishes of our people generally. e. Z.
Csrhart, formerly of Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
leaves tomorrow for the Panhandle coun-
try. He takes with him a complete office,
and proposes to publish the Clarendon News
in the interest of the Christian and tenn
perance colony at Clarendon, Donly county,
Texss.--Loean Hall Is slowly improving
in health, and thinks that by the 18th OF this
month he will be 10 proper trim for tne
conductors picnic at Blossom Prairie. This
entertainment, by the way, promises 70 pt
one of the pleasantest Of the entire year
The banner under which our gallant
fremen marched in the grand procession q
Dallas yesterday was the gift Of that liberia
gentleman, Mr.. Van Ronkel, Of this city
One of the happiest OF happy occssslon'
was its presentation on last Satur
day, and one of the neatss
of neat speeches was the one which littlt
Miss Van Ronkei made 10 presenting th'
bsnner.-Our Jewish friends INDUCED in
pleasant picnic on Sunday lsst. We Or
very sorry that the weather was so inclemen
as greatly to mar the pleasure Of the occs
sion.-At the Binkley house; j w n
McGrath, New York;J G Muggins and lady
Racine, wis: Mrs Fish, Racine, Wis; j
Tone, Dallas; A w Littlehsls, Texa. 0 v
Booth. Kansas, city; w N Mcclellan, :
Louis: ;, w Neefus, Marshall; s Clement
IN Mum, Texas; L G DeMosse. Texark$ns
J "A Fitzgerald, city; Ed 9 INLAY; j " Boyt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-06
The CIV Attorney Report.

Following is the report OF the City Attor-
ney, and which would have been published
yesterday morning in the Council pro
ceedings had our reporter been put in posses
ion of it at the proper time
To the Honorable Board OF Aldermen OF the
City Of Dallas
GENrLEsIEN-The message of the Mayor
requiring, in Justice TO myself that should
submit report, hereby do so most heer-
fully.
During the four years tina. have held the
office of City Attorney, although the city
has had many important lawsuits, in volving
many thousands of dollars, have success
fully defended them; and, as proof of this
fact, submit the following statement of cases
disposed of By me without the employment
Of extra counsel. refer to the cases by style
and number, so that any one interested can
investigate for himself:
266g-Wallsce VS.. City, $1,000.
2670-Wallace & Wagner, VS.. City, S.
900.
S249-H TCRRCs. ION note) vs.. City,
| $4,000.
sSlO-R Il West vs. City, $500.
353l--Jones W. City, damages, 500 0.
3627-keuzler vs.. City. damages, $4,000,
June Peak vs.. City, $500.
June Peak vs., City. 81, 900.
| Flynn va. CITY. 81, 1000 EE&k3
EP Cowea & Co. vs.. City $4,000.
County Court-Hays vs.. City $1,000
Judgment for Sl4,
l. Goble Va. City, 1000. aFs ~fy on
Welsh vs. City, $1,000. =.
All OF the foregoing cases were disposed o
by myself, and though sggregating abou
| SlOO,6O0, no associate counsel were EN-
lployed.
oity during my term was the City Bank VI
the City. concerning the levy OF tax, and Il
> this case two lawyers Of recognized learning
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TYLER
Correspondence of the Hereld

Correspondence OF the Bereld
TYLER, May 1, lss0,
Colonel Paramour Colonel Hoxie and
several other railroad officials have been Wis
ting our city, ooking after the interests Of
the road. the Union depot, which has been
.he subject of the day, will be located on the
18th. 1t is matter ola good deal of interest
among our citizens who own property here
TYLER is using every effort to have the ma
chine shops of the st. Louis Il Narrow
Gauge road established here Citizens think
It will be no difficult matter to raise $4,000
We notice large lots of lumber being
hauled from our mills, new houses being
completed and several more are in the course
Of construction, which is evident that
Tyleris still awake.--City Marshal j. z.
Taylor, Is making one Of the best officers we
have ever had, He is snow giving the streets
and bridges his attention, and will soon have
them looking like streets The NJ, G. So
cial entertainment takes place Tomorrow
evening. The boys are making sufficient
preparations to- make the evening one to be
long remembered.