The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-15

Of his own raising. Not proceeds Of s8iss
$4,000, one yesro work.
On Sunday, the 3O.h ull. distressing oc.
cident happened at tho Teidenca OF }lr,
L)ngweii 10 Clay township, Rails county
which resulted ia the death q u lad named
Harvey. Gho boys we're lot. alone while
their parents wen, visiting, aud during their
absence tho BOYS got TO playing with Il
large 24i revolver, when Longweil aime4
the weapon a. Harvey and pulled tho trigger
discharging the contents into hi3 side, the
ball passing through his lungs, producing
instant death.
ARKANSAS.
Chess club1 at Helena,
Pine Bluff wants street rail gay
Star City wants TO ace Luther Benson
The people of Paris Iced Are engine.
Eureka Springs had mad dog last week.
Gamblers are not tolerated at Dsrdnn.
ellie
The peach crop in CLARK county is injursd.
Garland county scrip soils at seventy
cents
Postmaster Palmer, Of Chicago, is visiting
Hot Springs.
E. @ Daohsrd died last week nesraAlma,
of pneumonia,
The Avenue hotel at Hot Springs hos 100
new rooms.
SSlems postmaster found son in hi, box
the other morning.
Helena has memorslizsd congress TO be
declared port Of entry.
Money could bemsde by some man start
ing brick yard Of Benton
Rush Bennett, the murderer Of jameson,
waa hung Friday at EdOrado.
Colonel Hunter, Of Gainesville, hos pur-
chased 500 coon skins this season.
The Arkadelphia Signal makes good start
with about four hundre subscribers.
GcCollum, Of Silver City, has been jailed
at Hot Springs for perjury in the Lynn case.
An of the Osceola young ladies', ION the
carpet" during lesp year Except throe)
married.
Bell 81 Everett are blkcksmiths Mt Mon
ticello. Where have we heard those names
before?
j, B. Johnson, of Tsxsrkana, is building
boat 10 run Red river from Fulton to
Lsynesport
Twenty-four prisoners have been captured
in the nation by Del's deputies since Jsnu-
airy 18th.
An Alsbsman was recently robbed of $50
at Hot Springs.
A mammoth warehouse is soon TO be built
ut Judsonis, on the Little Red river, by the
Iron Mountain railroad company.
Two hundred and twenty-five dollars have
been subscribed toward the CLARK county
fair, to be held at ArkRdelphia.
Campbell Cypert and S. s. Pratea, of
Msrion county, haVe contract TO furnish
5000 cedar Telegraph poles 10 the Southern
Pacific railroad company.
W. d. Watson, Of Jefferson county, has
Induced quite number of colored people to
emigra.e from Alabama, giving them work
o. his large plantation.
MISSISSIPPI.
Natchez's debt is $l7,277, having been
reduced S4,455 last year.
The Masonic grand lodge Of Mississippi
convened AZ jackson yesterday.
The Oambpell code is receiving pretty
rough handliug b. the press OF the state.
The railroad from Natchez will be COM
pleted by the first cfSoptember.
A fire occurred at the colored University OF
Tougsloo caused by a defective fue Dam
age $4,000.
The Mobile & Ohio railroad will issue e1-
cursion tickets to persons who desire 10 at
tend Mardi Gras.
Ripley, Mics, is enjoying first-class SEN
saton in the shape of II breach of trust prom
ise suit in high life
The now court house at Ooriuth, Just com.
ploled at : cost of 900, is said to be the
finest in the state.
Last week while VIM. Tmner WAS going
hose from Ootfaeville he was waylaid md
shot by Haywood Kelly. Turner had accus.
cd Kelly ofintimacy with his wife,
The board of aldermen at Grenada have
decided that the barber shops of the town
must close on Sunday, as it is q violation of
law to keep them open.
The state press are scussing Senator
Lamar's vote and speech in favor Of putting
Grant on the retired list of the army. The
senator's action is generally condemned.
John l.. Dyson, prominent LAWYER of
Lexington, committed snicide recently. He
house with razor in his hand. Cause
unknown.
Recently the wife of Mr.. A. j. Buckalew,
who lives few miles from Enterprise, became
the mother of three children at one birth, two
girls and one boy, all of whom ore living asd
doing well.
Judge George resigned his place on the
supreme court bench on the first instant
to go to Washington. The Hazlehurst Cop
Than says; ut is believed by these who
ought 10 know that T. E. Coopwood, esq,
Of that place, will be appointed to succeed
him"
Tho n, rchantt of Vicksburg have been
trying tho experiment of having lady clerks
~ their stores and the Herald speaks thus Of
ihe clerks: "Quite number Of lady clerks
are employed by merchants in this city: and
they make comfortable living behind the
counter. Many of them are very refined,
intelligent end extremely handsome"