The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-15

will hold their annual reunion Nv Sois''"'
on the 81 ptoximo.
Rallvlle. on Tuesday, voted in favor OF
cornorstion for school purposes, by a MAJORS
ity of twenty eight votes.
C,nsidersbe sickness prevails at ana
aronnd MARQUEE. in Leon county,. and
number of deaths have resulted recently.
San Antonio has two clubs, one an anti
treating club, and the other club to &C
cept ali treats offered but never to recipr0s
' Dr.. M. C..McGregor, of Wesley, was shot
through the leg, both bones being broken,
on Sunday by the accidental discharge of a
pistol. n. ...o,,.,, =,
school was opened Tuesday morning. Prof
I R. Horne, of AlleytowD, Pennsylvania, in
charge.
Two hundred new hands, skilled Germans
t.on, St Louis, have been added to the force
Is workmen in the Dixon car works at Mar
shall.
From almost every portion of southern,
vestsrn and central Texas comes the glad
tidinps of heavy rains and rejoicings OF the
farmers.
son of Mr.. kirkpatrick, living at Lsm-
n..as Snrinps. WAS thrown from his horse,
Tuesday, ard So seriously injured that he was
not expected to live.
Some If the tooth doctors in the state are
bapi,nipg to ask for a dental department in
tbe state university. That is getting down
10 the root of the thing.
DrL s. Rsyaeld, formerly physician of
.Ieaerson and then of Austin, di' d ut Atlanta
Georpis on the 7th inst. and was buried at
Jefferson on Sunday last.
Tho corn crop in Colorado county is fair
and tbe cotton very fine. The boil worm
has has made is appearance in some localities,
but Paris green is being freely used.
The case of the state against Reuben,
Henry and Williford Lsggins for murder. in
Waller county, has been set for the 18th
inst. at Bellville on change OF venue.
The Gulf, Colorado g. Santa Ee railroad
seems 10 have bent fitted Bellyille very much,
IS the place is rapidly improving, with new
brick buildings going up on every hand.
A man named abs McCsrty had prelim-
mary examination at Weatherford, Tuesday,
on charge of assault with intent to rape Mrs.
Watson and was admitted to bail in the sum
of $1,000.
A heavy rain and wind storm prevailed at
Nsvasots and that vicinity Sunday, and the
residence of Mr.. Varnadoe, three miles from
Nsvaso,s, was blown of IT'D foundation.
Nobody was hurt.
Two men in San Antonio claim TO have
seen an serolite fall into the river back OF
their place of business few nights ago.
The spirits commonly used in San Antonio
is calculated to make men see aerolites In
fact whole menagerie.
Miss l.. NJ. Cruuk, living at Cause, went
10 visit a neighbor, Mrs. r. S. Cox, Tuesday
morning, and when near the house WAS at
tackled by a vicious dog belonging to Mrs.
Cox She was badly bitten on the arms and
legs and Mrs. Cox in rescuing her was also
bitten.
Additional testimony in favor of VIM.
Burton, under sentence Of death at Weather.
ford, was mailed to the governor on Tues
day, and it is hoped his sentence will be
committed to imprisonment. A belief in his
innocence seems to be gaining ground, as
some developments are slowly coming to
light to establish that fact.
The Gulf, Colorado e. Santa Fe railroad
opened business at Bolton on the 10th of last
February, and up TO July let, little over
lour months, the tonnsge received at that
point was 10 SS3 0,2 pounds, and the amount
forwarded 8 2SS 500 pounds. The tonnsge
shipped consisted of 23l5 bales of cotton
and sevenly-fve car loads of grain with some
sundries
There seems TO DO little doubt OF the
lynching of the negro who murdered DR.. ID.
y, Ayneer in Cass county recently. de
was conhned in the Linden jail, and when
Dr. Avinger died Of his wound public senti,
ment was so strong against the perpetrator
Of the heincus deed that It would not await
The slow process of the law, with lis delays
and uncertainties.
Sheriff Brown, Of Lee county, returned TO
'S,ddings on Monday with man named
george Keith, charged with the murder of
man named McFall sever | Yeats ago. A
man named Lssion " 20 arrested at the time
ana tried for the murder, but was acquitted
as no was innocent Subsequent events led
70 the suspicion of Keith, and after several
years ne was traced to Sabine parish, Louis
Ans where Sheriff Brown arrested him on
fequ'sllion from the governor.
THERE'S acamp meeting going on at
Live Oak, In Hill county. LIST Monday
evening young gentleman named Massey
wen' 70 The meeting In company with two
young lady friends and took his seat with
%em, Is seems to be the custom now everys
v waste anlessit 10 In remote country commu.
n.ues' but in little while he was waited
upon BY two men who not fed him that no
must move his scat over among the
%en' This he declined 10 do,
we request Of the ladies who
were strangers. The men went off but soon
seaafned reinforced with several others and
~nnoul moro ado they seized young Massey
Az d;s, uneerernoniously hustled him of some
SS ms. from Tho meeting. Massey was not
n rus', gu! his clothes wv,s torn and he pro-
pvtes 10 investigate the RIGHT OF camp meet.
6e noon a';!ees 10 treat Quot and resi- Gotta
'.people In such manner.
n ~ correspondent Of the Coleman Telegram
usiOm "e DUN, magnanimously informs an
day.. vus public shat there arc cases in The
hos ny oI monotonous life" but fails 10 state
ls,.. me can DO moe otonous with an oasis
uto " ,al, mere In Il, des RI. He then q ,es
Inn ,t W,' oil about a barbecue and cele6ra.
Wsh MAY TOOK place on tho Fourth ofJuly.
bn, wa 'aree hundred TO Eve bundiei pef.
q "o mere present. There was ao oraiiop.
lion n, a,.er Tho reading Of tho declars.
orator en,a a.uepeendence, and the youthful
issv, 'a NV fully into the occasion. Tn, Y
Scs,ion w about dinner time and ,he
Altman ~ ea'enrs:',to thcm. He also seemed
VIII bu,s,, no,d bis audience spell. bound