The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-12

"v1"0'N' - Hap roa
Inc usu'os eoui. outsS C ~. tf,,o'ao
preSfNh-' s III session Nv 0'0'Ae''' A''''
county
Every hisl a' peauinons ID ~ a0.,Ne opel",
uon AM ofue's are 0e'ns '"p''9 A''0N
sent oh'
Petitions are being circulated and numer-
ousiy signed In Nlhailsoh county ss"iuS'
'ue 'nrec commissioners i"'i'"" oI'.
Jvee Emilio Maria herrsra aud Manuel
Guerra we're congiced ct smuggling Ill ITO
federal court a. Saa Aatohio wednesday,
OnTuesday = railroad section nand named
kavsnsugh was stabbed ana hliled Dy man
named huuleds % al WlnoDa, ohllh county.
Major Penn still conducts an interesting
revival meeting ut Palestine, and up 10
"Wednesday there had been one hundred
converts
Preparations are being made in Waco TO
entertain the members Of the state medical
association, which is shortly to meet there,
in royal sly 10.
Mr.. ". Workman, of Bennington, Trinity
county, ard Miss Ida Noteworthy were
MARI d at the residence Of tho BRIDES
father, in Houston, Wednesday,
a hydrophobic yearling made things lively
10 Houston "Wednesday, chasing every body
and every thing that cane in lis sight. n
shotgun finally ended It's suiierngs.
District court COMMANDED Monday at
Colembu, with heavy docket. There are
eight cases on the criminal docke. in which
special veuires will be summoned.
Thara ia sucb a hps;,esa hoono and i'm.
movement mania at Laredo on account Of
Inc approach OF railroads, that carpenters,
stone cutters and laborers are in great de-
mand.
A marty of no-,harr t,ur;ots from R,sto,
New York Bnl,lmnre and CHICAGO. have
been visiting Houston for Il few days past,
and dep artel for Llyle Rock Wednesday
morning.
nation in Ran county ia heioo ganor.
oliv stoned rIeving the lScisla,ur9 not "a
~ tbs roiIr6roJ hii1 nr,y;3Ing c'r s,.,,
chamber coart of three commissioner, for
their goyefpance.
III, si,,;,,, o1,,h, % g., A,t,,,;c .,,,,
hoa,a N'"V' 0' 'y'" rnI'V-lV' ,,r'
tEa EsIGc.lon nan, saoosrf.s, IN "A" Anr;i bocs1s Gems.
Inv r,nno, OAK ss,is factor, -r,ss,,,a r"tos
ftom the railroads..
THO uo,,t,, oot,,n ovo,,-,,s ,,,,,, ao,s
;r,. nit;,arS ~ bs, o;,,, h,,,o 15,;t;a,a5 H.
IaSisl.tra' moi =, ooss,ha rnS,,,g, Hi VI w.
in, tho ,movin,',yn ,silroSd neo1anS,,, -,
tho nor,s NV ,1;In
Two Into,ro,iorol rsiIro,a ha. ;,.4 h.1
nrinted far f,s" disl,ihnti,n sn.,9anIot "f
FAX naS.as iyiry r,iI and -. - ~
sc;rn,iSe account of Tcvas ,b,,s -. 90
tbo oo,,en ofir,,,,;,,,a,;o,, 7 -
G,n VIM, - r,nrn;rc, a,'h H'aoS',o"t ~,
caUobt IN fra an1 hns far ~" s SC ,"C''
eTertjnns Of mill men Tho Gsmc. rp'l rl' 49,
snrsnd vim dny.stat;nc fnrv
Cl',,., m-...,- -5s =,
Nnes'y tuoiia9 ul"rucIeu houston MIC
-lt,''is IN lAnuo'sVil Soun'i ta9t puh19' ahu
dav Far nre'iminsrv evsmins,ion ba r5ai i,g"
II and want "a III loitbnut tbe La,eGt oi
hail
n u,n ~ c,.,., r,.,,.,,
"; 1A'i' "a Ia ''"us| "1 etso eITunsS'
anu .. ", oVIs, u i, oS~r nuuasupo
Wednesday nnd pJmj,ted TO The bar ss nrsc.
.itioners az law. full>aedrel yoInr Blscl,.
stones.
t,.;..a.; :, p,,,hon, or pa, Az n ~.
ga h;a ;t ia NJ Tann;a tho ~ DHs
NM .'l' W. ,i,.S i's' ,, D'b"J' INV
Jt't 'e' 80. RI vboro '.to sol" "ilyA'
q. 80 oSaG' '''' ', we 'oo o"TS aVne
church
p To..ou 90, ., ala o.s h,..,,
" ~, .i.,at sei' ~, eu WV enu n'SGy
hVuoIeG e'.lAel VI M n,I county, anu loI
M wnoi9 .ne 'oMu VI tVrie;i wa, hai''a a. ulgH
iusio"y n.Sui Nv n's 1Ve"oIru "a u toiIell'
sl'or Ious .'l;e1s unu Was ou'''u "eoIcS'
u'y WIZ A'@'onf' non0's'
District court Is In session at Brenham, but
WIN very light docket Judge Mcfarland
whols Just recovering from q protracted ut.
tack OF pneumonis, Is still quite feeble and
fears he VIII have to appoint PROTEIN
yIeso " III MS pi"'' oo'o'' 'l' 'erh' GA
P'.us'
The re'idence OF Dir. w. b. McConnsca
with lts entire contents, was destroyed by
hro AZ Bolivar FONT, opposite Galveston
on sunday last, reducing nm ana ms family
iron condition OF comior. and ease Il
AFFECT ponury in an hours Time.
Galveston having deprived herself Of hel
natural barrier against the encroachments O
the gulf waves by removing the sand hill,
that had formed along the beach is replacing
them, or aiding nature to do SO By plan,n.
hedges of salt cedars against which the sand
drift and form natural levees or break
waters.
M ~, E,ors ,r3 Al NJ. lr;on h,J
BRACES river planterl, near U0liwcll, had {