The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-10

Va aus sohs. ne mas lett substantial monu
mehts OF his enterprise in the large bushes,
houses at the corner of fremont and StranC
ana a! the corner of Mechanic and Twenty
second streets, and bis ample and comfort
aoie residence corner of Avenue | and
iwenty-hfth streets. Besides his immediate
family he leaves a large circle Of admiriap
friends to regret his death and honor hi
memory. His name Is without blemisb,
land he lived and died without an enemy.''
Sunday Market street was enliyened
Dy the appearance of man, woman and A
young black bear ALI went we'll until
tney arrived in front of the Bank Ex-
change, when the cub became obstrep-
erous and refused TO move. The
man, Instead of castigating the animal.
attempted to coax the brute with a lump
OF sugar. This the bear took and the
mans hand too, and held on. A blow ON the
head OF bruin caused him to release his hold.
Inc incident attracted quite u crowd, but
such seemed to be the affection between the
man and young bruin that the latter ESCAPED
punishment-Two gentlemen of color
Mccullough and Jones, had an animated dis.
pute sunday evening, which might have re-
suited seriously, had 1t not been the inter.
ference OF the police. Mccullough had
drawn large knife and was going to make
short work of Jones, when the blue coats
stopped him in his murderous designs.
Mccullough, after lively chase, was cap.
tured in the woodshed of Mr. Raines. ON
Church street, and put in an appearance be-
fore the Recorder this morning, and was fined
SlO and trimmings, while Jones was
called upon to contribute "V"
and the usual COSTA large
number of excursionists from Hous-
ton was one of the features of the Sab
bath, and many took plunge in the pillows
OF the gulf before the departure for the heat
and dust of the Bayou ity.-Parson Rob-
ins, of the colored Baptist church, corner of
Strand and Eleventh street, Immersed eleven |
new recruits to his church in the channel, |
east of the city last Sunday. Yesterday there
was petition from the people in the neigh
of the church pr sented to the Coun-
oil, praying for its abatement, on the ground
Of its being a nuisance. Tho religious feryor
being ola character, productive of unre-
strained license. The chief of police was
instructed to look after the behavior Of the
members of the congregation, and unless
greater decorum was exercised in their wor-
mp, more extreme measures would be re-
orted to.--Two brothers, drivers of bread
wagons, engaged in wordy warfai o, and
lnally a rough-and-tumble fight ensued
lear the corner of Avenue II and
fremont street. The fight and
'pithets they used were disgraceful in
he extreme, and exhibited a very low grade
If morality Mary Stewart and Mary
hillach, two ladies of thieving propensities,
we're arrested yesterday by the police and up
IN the charge of theft of property exceeding
$40, were sent to jail.--Allen Branch was
Ilso arres led for abusing, insulting and
hreatt ming William Waller and slandering
lis family, was also takenin and will have to
i've an explanation before the Recorder in
he morning. Stella Miller had Sarah Ann
Obey arrested and brought before ESQUIRE
!. ID. johnson, yesterday, for abusing, ours
ng and threatening her. The case was sub
lifted to nm intelligenI(O jury who after
caring the evidence dismissed the defendant
nd mulcted the frail stella for the cost.
u 90, which was more of the filthy lucre
ian she had. AT last accounts she was in
lstody of an officer, seeking some friend
no would loan her that amount to
luidate the costs. The soldiers
~ shSit NlIlNNlS, tH Iuulb LOT |
e Rio Grande, arrived yesterday and left
the afternoon, by steamer, for Brownsville.
The police have been making such
gorous warfare upon the CANNES that dead
,gs are found in all parts of the city, aud
o Staying has been ordered stopped until
ose that are now dead can buried. The
hief of Police has ordered no animals i'm
FUNDED until water is more plentiful. Rain
much needed. The City Council had
eating last night, but nothing OF interest
ltside o; the city was transacted, The po- {
70 bill was adopted, which has been occu-
ling the Council for some time-Johnny
gpel, a boy, fell of the brick wharf last
ening about $40 p. M, and nearly escaped !
owning before he was rescued.- Yester.
y and last night the bulletin boards at the !
egraph office were beseged by an anxious
rong to learn the result of the Chicago :
INVENTION. Grants friends, as we'll as
aine's, begin to feel shaky and fear the dark 3
rise will win.--What Is wrong with the
ERALD? No copies except last Fridays
We been received here, and much dissatis- I
,tion exists -Eugene Levy, of Dallas, is
the Girardn, and Thomas Nc Murray, of
chimney, is taking his rations at the Wash
,ton. :
FORT WORTH.