The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-08
TEXAS TOPICs,


Tbe Byou CiIy Guards volunteer mill
hrg company ~ lluu'Ion, has dlsbAadel'
N.sIy eyery delegate 10 tho Travis county
oonysulon Is opposed 10 Governor lioborls'
C,,n. ia Fort Bead county never looked
beller At Ills seasonof tho year than they do
now ,,. 49,.
Tbos CASTILLO, mule thefwas gwen years
&, the pentenlary, IN the District court ~
San Antonio Monday
A eolorod man named Henry Bunting nc
cIisntally shot md killed himself while out
hunting ia Goliad county, last week.
Five marriage licenses were Issued by the
Clark of Galveston county last week, ana
nav ton hearts beat rs one or words W lhAl
elect
Mrs, salurn swcnrlngen, while trying 10
,s,rle her Little son, who fell Into u creek, Va
Live OAK county, on the eth ullr was her
iall drowned
Tho Louisiana Western railroad, which Il
lbo eastern portion of the Texas " Now Or
ieans r1nd, began tho erection Of n depot nj
Orange Molday last ,
John Sly struck Captain Rele with q bll-
lall cue vt Gatosyille, Coyell county, Sat
urday night, and at Inst accounts lilclle was
not expected 10 survive
The Supreme court Court Of Appeals aud
Commissioners of Appeals oil mot NJ Aus
up Monday, but tho consideration OF cases
was postponed until yeslcsday'
Rev. r. @. Burloson, Of the Baptist church,
prNchod sermonSunday IN Waco. against
Ibc abuse Of the pardonng power choosing
Law and Mercy" rs his subject.
Jocl Goodwin, indicted for murder In
Shelby county In 1915, aud John Parker IN
dctcd for murder in 1870, In the same county,
were arrested ut Orange yesterday
John Malone was drunk in houston Mon
DIV ON election whiskey and falling down n
lisht of stairs ut his boarding house, dIslo-
Gated his hip. A physician soon replaced "
All OF the 0dd.FelowS lodges and En-
campmenls nj Galveston will jointly give u
grand picnic at Clear creek, halfway be-
tween Houston and Galveston on the 2olh
inst,
The Young county Democratic convention
expresses itself in favor OF Seymour hrst,
Thurman second and Hancock third for
President. IL also favored the two'thirds
rule.
George Cox, colored, who killed Jeii JET.
lerson near Marshall last Sunday hlgnt about
woman, was bound over to the District
court, at Marshall Monday, for manslaughter'
bail beng fixed at $500,
Gen. Canales, Of the Mexican army Is be-
inc treated with distinguished consideration
At San Antonio both by the United States
military nj that post and by the city autnori-
ties, and by the citizens generally
A Joint stock company independent OF tho
International Railroad company, has been
formed and filed n charter NJ AnSuh 10
build bridge across tho Colorado river Iof
the use of the International railroad IT.
The late sleet and freeze in some OF the
northwostern counties did marvel of good,
ME- crons were injured very little and myri-
ads of young grasshoppers that mad just
come out OF the ground were killed
RR. Adams express agent Mt Crockett.
RESIGNED few DAYS ago and left for Penn
svlyania Since his departure it has been
ascertanod that package containing 9loi
is missing and be is suspected oil having
taken it.
The Parker County convention passed a
resolution instructng It's delegates to the
Galyest on convention TO favor the Two
thirds rule. 1t also took unanimous ground
against the endorsement Of Gov. Roberts
administration, and past administrations
Mrs. Turborvlle died in Hamilton county
last week, from an overdose Of morphine.
Her husband left the county some weeks ago
under clcud of some sort, and u IS NOT
known whether she took the dose through
accident or purposely.
j. II. Smith, of Marquee, Leon county,
adyerti,es for his wife, formerly Miss Ioxss
Mitchell. The last heard Of her she left
Brazos county with one-legsed man and
don't know where she is. She is twenty-five
wears old, has blue eyes, light hair and fair
complexion.
The National Board Of Fire Underwriters
in New York has sent, through ~ IL.
Rridge., Of Nayasota, $3.50 to w. W. Niton,
of Mi,;can. AS a reward for his services in
tracing the late fire at Mlfcan to whey
Anderson and causing him to be sent 10 the
penitentiary for five years
Judge L. @. Alexander, in his charge to the
Grand Jury of Bill county on Monday last
dwelt upon mob law, and said that if neGes-
sary, the entire power of the State would be
invoked to assure the safety Of the Dow
brothers to assist in ferretng out the mis-
creants who assailed and treated them SO IN
humanity.
Committees from Lamar, Delta and Hop
kins counties had conference with the ON
GERS and directors of the international "
Great Northern railroad at alestine on Mon,
day, in reference to the extension OF the road
from Mineola through that section: Iey
were cordially received, but no..delinlte action
was taken on the matter.
The stockholders of the International y
Great Northern Railroad company 9elu
their annual meeting at Palestine, Monday; :
James A. Baker and Fred A. Klce' OF
Houston, and R. S. Hayes, Il. NJ
HOWE and D. S. II. Smith, Of Palestine
re the only gentlemen living in Texas VINO VINO
were elected directors, the Others being from
New York. The Board of Directors eleele &c
r S. Hayes President II. NJ Hoxie and j.
w. Pearsall Presidents, and u. D H.
S i'h Secretary and Treasurer, with Jacoo