The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-27
FORT WORTH.

Correspondence Of the herald.
FoRr WORTH, Feb. 80, 1881.
Yesterday mornog large gray wolf at
tackled calf about a hundred PAGES from the
railroad camp across the river and il was ia
lurn attacked by several men who drove it
oil. next attacked colored child on the
farm OF Mr. Daggett and seriously injured
IT. The wolf was finally shot,by Bud Dsg-
gett IL Is supposed to nave been
court was adjourn
ed yesterday until Monday morning.
III tho case OF policeman Witch
er who h9d struck private citizen
who had committed no oTense against ina
law, with ls oilicl ! six shooter ,6e accused
waited on the court, when was hearing the
evidence, and sporlel q huge pislol and
Immense stsr.--The complimentary hon
gwen to the clIzens of Dallas aud Weather.
lord last nignt, was success ia every feature.
The supper which was spread at the I'll Paso,
was superb teast-Never forget the
Local Option" saloon ut the foot of Main
street, for Chris Rintleman keeps there all
OF the tavorile brands of wines, whiskes
brandles and cigars. The celeb .ated w. If
McBrayer whisky, and the Railway I'M
provement" cigar are speciaties. Mr..
Edward Slackpoo who has been out into
a large herd herd O0 CATTLE purchased na,sed
through here o.dsy on his way to Msrss-
chuscrs, where he will wind up his business
return and setLlr permanently in Texas,--
Johnny Andrews, the popular young mem
Der Of the cattle firm of Harris IL Andrews
eft last evening for Abilene, where he will
spend several dsys.-When you get off tho
train here 20 NJ once to the Palace saloon
aud get the coolest beer, the best whiskles
and brandie5 and the finest cigars. Volney
Robinson, the proprietor, knows exactly how
10 keep Il saloon, and Will make all his chs
toners hsppy.--A fight occurred this
morning on the south side of the SQUARE b,-
tween ex sheriff Joe Henderson and Russ
Walton printer, in which the latter was
considerably injured.--No HERALD
yesterday, and the subscribers
were consequently unhappy
Measles are plentiful and other sick.
ness abundant in the city. The
doctors are constantly on the 60
Arrivals at the FL Paso hotol: j G CLAYTON.
Marshall; o P Meane Louisville: Il Ii
Trotman, Louisville; A n Grant, Weather
ford; M Nj Watson, Weatherford; @ AZ
Elite, Dallas; Nj l. Hayden, Dallas;J B
Wadleigh, Dallas; f Foster Kansas CITY /;
w Q IL Taylor, Marshall S b Myer. Gal
weston; M Gray, Dallas; Farrie, Ennis,
Texas; X O'Neil, Galveston: j h
Norman, j H Firer, j B Poin-
dexter, FL G Smith, Alvarado: M l.
Elsy, st, Louis; q Cannon, Seymore
Larry Cook, Seymore; Geo Holland St
Louis; A Bradshaw, st. Louis; A L AIRING
ton, ST. Louis; James johnson and wifs.
Cincinnati; I A Cochean, Mckinney; Il A
Rosenbaum, New York; l B CASHIER, St.
Louis; Chss Q Flemming, Houston, Texas;
$ 5 Andrews, Dallas, Texas; A NJ Friend,
Kansas City; Harry Parnell New York:
M ellison, Mansfield; d Lane, Mansfield; j
Sackmsn, n Y; TV Simmons, n Y; John
Trenbath, Topeka, Kansas 7 Boyd, T G
Boyd, Q Q Boyd, Iowa.; T Wallace, Chicago:
X I Fwonbly, j II Huntly, Niles, Michigan;
Q j Miller, Marshall; Geo b Loring CITY: II
5 Broges Texas; B NJ Temple, Galveston; O
X Irwin, Ga; Lewis Wood, Weatherford.
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