The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-14


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Ths ci,izans Of Ranger ara taking steps to
have an arIesian we'll.
Nsvaso,a is city and has debt of 81.
$50 so hanging over her.
Henderson county Is going to have a new
court houss, having list completed new
Jail.
Recent cases of me,sles at Nsvssots have
become OF serious .yps and hard 10 man
age.
B,slrop sends A delegation of tivs students
to the s!s'e Industrial institute at Hants
vile.
w. S. Clark, leading merchant of Long
view, died Wednesday after IA illness OF six
months.
Sherman and Denisnn still continue 10
be rival towns, and each ono belittles tae
other.
Roai work is ovsr at Caldwell aud the
health Of tho youag men is much i'm
proved.
Mr. Julius B. Smith, who for thirty wear;
hid beenaresidea. of Rusk, died on Wednes.
day last
Abundant rains ars reported in various
portions Of the state; in somo localities crops
are injured.
Corn that escaped the freezs ia Austin
county Is looking well and in some fields il
is waist high.
l. j. Crooks, formerly of the Sherman
Courier, is now know Win AS the street, railway
king Of Texas.
According to tho Bastrop Advertiser, the
weather in Texas is either too wet or to, dry.
II is too wet now.
Brszois wants tailor, a timer, barber.
abill!ard hall aud several more newspapers
as it now has only two.
COmAncho's town council has ests blished
fro limits, preventing the building of frame
houses on The public square.
Beaumont is now suffering fro n an epi-
demic OF Il ashley are the largest an d mos,
active flea to be found in the stats.
Tom Fletcher, who was convicted of horse
THEFT IN i'alton county and who had an
pssled his case, died in Jail at Denton las,
week.
The fist shipment of wool over the Inter
national " Grea, Northern railway from
San Antonio for Boston took place last
week.
John Wiggin, Of Trinity county, was
Crowned In the Brszos river, nesr Bryan,
tuesday while trying 10 cross drove Of
cattle,
inc Austin Statesman makes no mention
OF the appearance Of the British Blondes in
that city. Probably the less said about them
the better. ''''''
AS there is plenty of whiting material
laying around the new church at Caldwell
the Register hopes the whittlers will spare
the seats.
The Brazoria Advance is the happy Dos.
SCISSOR OF poem on the "straddls bun, !,
which 1t proposes to publish as soon AS il
finds room.
A mysterious couple claiming to be man
and wife, strangers in San Antonio, left an
infant at the hou.e of colored womsn and
disappeared. ~ . "'''
Il costs only fifty cents to 60 from Houston
70 galveston, owing TO war for patronage
between the two railroads running between
the two cities.
Inc government buildings now ia progress
OF construction at San Antonio will be com
plessd IN time for the department TO move in
the LIST of July. -
Charles L,nke, of Galveston, who was q,
!tlal IN Atas;osa county for the killing of
Dawees last year, has been acqitted he
proved self-defense.
NO drummer can solicit trade in Texas
@inout paying tho tax required, at the com.
trollers Office, whereupon he will be issued
the comptroller's license.
Llano Rural got itself out last week with.
out the aid of printer. In sppesrance and
make up it is fully as good as some psners
gotten out by so-caled printers.
1t is reported that the consolidation of the
Kansas q Texas and Iron Mountain, Texas.
Missouri u Pacific and international & G real
northern roaos will 60 into effect May 18Th.
Inc Waco papers are full of statements
regarding tho Pearson. Murphy case. Mrs
fesrson accuses Murphy of an a.temps 10
outrage her person: Murphy says il is a
olsckmsiling scheme.
Las, oasurtay man named Perry, living
near Elgln, killed youn, man naned j. G.
hooer's oy hitting him on the head with A
stick. Roberts had said something disre.
spee'iu' about Perry's daughters.
Mr. Hoxia, who is in position TO know.
places tho tide of immigration into Texas in
the last twelve months at thirty or forty per
cent. OF It's population. SO SAYS The
ualVeston journal Of Commerce.
n ina examination of Alll,ck Walton,
Berrnger and Hardemsn at San Antoine
'erminated on Monday, and as was expected
rasuI'ea In the disehlrg Of all ofthem; they
were no! the robbers, but were Innocent
men.
MIR. A. A. Killingsworth, of Loncyiew.
and Miss Monte Poag, of Marshall. were
married Wednesday afternoon, and Nj. W.
H. Cox, OF Round Oak, and Miss Molie Il.
Johnson, of Marshall, were married Wednes.
DAY night. " '>''''
by new arrangement the Pennsylvania
ai'fosi company is TO pool with the Bslti-
more and Ohio railroad company. Tho
argo tonnage of coal secured from The hin.