The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-09
SOUTHERN NEWS.
KENTUCKY.

hhNilNht.
Tie Sentinel predicts short wool eron II
Shelby.
The Enterprise claims home grown bsps.
mas for Psdacah.
The total valuation of properly in Hop.
kins county is $1,000 l62.
The Expvess pronounces the Boyd coun,v
wheat crop failure.
Allen county blsmes the legislature for
being S75. 900 in debt. ~
The stage line between Dsuyi Ia and Tar.
caster has been discontinued.
The locusts are making their tirst visit 10
Webster county in fourteen years.
A cherry tree at Lancaster measures tb;r.
teen feet in circumference at the base.
Mrs. Kiscading lives in Nicholas county ia
1Oi yeas old and weighs sixly-ave pounds =
The republicans of Casey county have
nominated Parker Thomas for the legislature
John B. Depp has been nominated bv tho
Barren county greenbackers for the lepisls.
ture.
Owenton is thinking o. finishing an sr,e.
sian well which was begun there some wears
ago.
The Times 6nda the pears and apples in
Barren county failure, with the peach crop
promising well.
W. l.. Stot!s of Metcalf county has been
appointed a deputy United States marshal to
West Virginia.
One hundred children work in the MAYS
vile cotton mills for seventy-iive cents TO
S1.25 y week each.
The Madison county court has approp,i.
ated $500 for the remodeling of tho Rich.
mond court roem.
Ohe Hart has been acquitted in The Cssey
county circuit court of murder committed
fourteen years ago.
The Times reports thst there are 52s7
white and 1851 colered children of eel. DOL age
in Barren county.
The Clark county Democrat Gays the in
ternal revesue collections in that district for
May exceeded 100000.
The Richmond Herald says Judge w. G.
Miller has decided to submit the Kentucky
railroad proposition to the people.
The Hart county Democrat names VIM.
Beard, OF Horse cave as the republican can
didate for the senate in that district.
Mrs, Sallie Aubrey, aged seventy five years
WIS attacked by a dog in Ohio county and
mutlsted SO that she cannot live.
Nj. Jacob Stahel, of Lexington, died at
Cincinnati Tuesday after having an opera,
ton performed upon tumor on his neck.
An excited CITIZEN behind pistol con-
WINGED the editor Of the Bloomfield Enter
prise that q certain article should not On /,
his paper. "
A little child of Mr.. Thomas Blsnford
four years old, fell into.s well near Snrin.,
field, Marion county, Saturday, and was
drowned.
ARKANSAS
Plenty Of cotton is on hand yet at Texsr-
kama.
Both corn aud cotton around Powhatsu
are Iearly ost in weeds.
In two years from now Texarksns will
be the junction of eight railroads.
The Benton Review says that CROPS are
injured in that section by the recent heavy
rains.
An oil spring has been discovered on the
farm OF Dr.. Cowien, about four miles from
Morrillton.
Bishop Pierce says that the next council
ofthe Episcopal church has been appointed
to meet in Ho! SPRING..
AT Fort Smith Mrs. Arena Howe has bean
sentenced for ten years at Detroit for the
murder Of Albert Church. ~
The New Mexico fever has struck thu val
ley OF the Hot Springs Quite number of
persons are going to emigrate to that new
country. '"
Tuesday, June I, is the day on which the
nrst passenger train on the Missouri, Ar.
kansas u Southern railway will run TO Fay
etteville.
owing to the frequent heavy rains and the
scarcity OF farm hands the crops in some
portions OF Crawford county are in almost
hopeless condition.
A special telegram to the Little Rock
Gazette, dated at Conway on the 3Oth ult,
says:
About dark yesterday evening William
Matthews, saloon keeper at Eaola, this
county, was killed by blow upon tho head
with chair in the han Is of Bill Shock, his
brother.in.law, upon whom Matthews had
drawn knife
GEORGIA.
Robbers are resping a rich harvest in Ma.
con and Atlanta.
Jonesboro had four thousand dollar fire
on Wednesday night.
The state is being agitaied by tho numer,
Gus college commandments.
AT Prior's station, on Tuesday, John PRIV.
or seriously shot Jim Payne, both colored.
Georgia has gained 5000 suit against
the Scofeld Iron Works Of Atlanta.
Seventeen marriages occurred at Colum-
bus during tho month Of May. Nine white
and eight colored.
Cstoosa Springs will DO opened on June
10Th BY DE-. ]. r. Reynolds and Mrs. NJ. L.
Cannon, OF Atlanta.
,, The officers Of the Cherokee artillery, of
hiome, have sent In their designations TO
Governor Colquitt. The company will be
re'organized under new name.
Mr.. John Msnley, of Atlanta, Is in a
critical condition from the effects OF eating
Jelly In which small fragment Of glass had
dropped and which was swallowed.
In the case of tho state VS. Harp Thomas
charged with tho murder of Purs Edge, was
Uled In tho Bibh auperior couri and tho