The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-29

vi sss ASIDE by those who, contemplating
the act OF secession, introduced conventions
General Sam Houston. Very respect
fSlly, lSignedl Il. ]. DAVIS,
Chairman Republican Executive Com.
DR.. swearinsen state health
omcer, has notified the health
officer at Orange to hold himself In readi.
ness ior Immediate action as to New Or
leans III the event Of fever spreading.
The United States grand iury TO-DAY
found an indictment against Ex-Deputy
Marshal Henry Goldwater, for making false
aud fictitious actions. Marshal Gosling
len this evening for San Antonio to make
Colorado
Special to the Herald.
COLORADO, June 2s.-Though We are slow
to report the news items and incidents that
concern us here ON the Rio Colorado. II
does not follow that this town is dead. Bus
mess is active, already some 1900
head OF beef cattle have been loaded
and shipped to market from this place this
season. The wool trado has been CORES.
pondingly large. Some $4,000 head
OF sheep have been brought into this
county this season, and there is every indi-
cation that another year will make this the
ehief wool market. as 1t now is the chief cat
Fort Worth.
A test brick kiln has been burn
ed here and the brick prove
/ 10 be OF excellent quality, and
already foundations are going in for
two large brick blocks.
Dunn,s mammoth hotel will be opened
on the first proximo, and then our accom-
mil ~ ls... Il. Il. IN
fy the demands.
| A new post route is established from Col.
orado to Mount Blanco and Estacado, 100
miles north to open on first prox. 1t is also
understood here that tho termin of rail-
road divisions are TO be established here in
stead OF Big Springs, as heretofore. Al
ready turn,tabe is completed here with
) view to the change.
In the way OF personals, can report the
marriage. on the 25th, of Mr.. G. w. Forbes.
cnniectioner and news agent, to Miss Mary
McGinns, only daughter of Judge McG Ginnis.
Others are frenzied at the sight of the 'con-
, fectionate" couple, and are threatening to
commit matrimony on the least proyoca.
: ton.
! regret to report The sudden death of
Mrs. DIR. T. H, Lee last evening. ms also
that of Colonel J. Riordan, banker, on Sal.
, urday last, at st. Louis, whittier he had
, gone for q little recreation. Colonel Rior-
, dan has shown aspirt Of enterprise that no
!. other one has manifested here, and he Is a
, great loss 20 our town.
: In contrast with the sadness OF the Intel
ligence just impaired, It Is ref e,hing to be
: able to report the occurrence Of some polit-
,, ical deaths on yesterday. In the mayors
: court II came out In evidence and receipts
were exhibited as proof Of facts, that
on payment of assessments of blood mon
. ey the e-saloon-keepers, gamblers and pros
ttutcs were permitted to run their business
1unInolested for three months 7F.
Certain political aspirants will hear some
thing drop when the fall election comes oil.
Galveston.
! special to the Herald,
1 GALVESTON, June 28.--Generai linton G.
: Gardner, general superintendent of the
!, Palmer-Sullivan system of roads in Texas
|. and Mexico, visited the city yesterday, and
a to-day thoroughly inspected the road on
!, this island to Its terminus, twelve miles
1 from the CITY,, The construction force on
!. this road Is to be largely augmented, and
!. work of laying track is TO be prosecuted
. with rapidity. -
Colonel G. l.. Lewis, superintendent Of
y the Mexican, came down to Galveston this
!, !. prning from Rosenberg. He states that
!. I. the gap between the extension from Rossn-
a berg and that from Victoria has been re-.
). duced to four miles, and that by Sunday
J, There is considerable interested mani mani.
If tested here over the proposed road from
a Bolivar Point and Beaumont, Texas,
a and the New Orleans road parties are
10 In town at present talking up the scheme.
% II Is proposed that II Galveston will donate
n 100000 that the road will be built.
% VIM. N. Edwardy was 10 day brought to
- answer five charges against him pending in
y rying concealed deadly weapons, also for
j. discharging firearms in the city limits.
- The. recorder withheld one option in
I. another case for carrying . pis.
n tol. Two cases were presented against
,Jf him by Captain Fox. The Captain at.
n tempted to withdraw, out of sympathy for
a Mr. Edwardy's family, but was not per-
/. mitted to DO So. The cascs.wcre continued
I. until next Tuesday.
:, John W. Glenn, superintendent of the
N department Of architecture for the United
N States government, reached the city this
n morning IL is presumed his visit relates
NJ 10 the erection OF n new custom house. for
q. which an appropriation OF $l25,OOO was
10 granted by the general government.
y Pittsburg.
: Special 10 the Herald.
N PIrrsDuRo, June ga large number Of
le our citizens attended the closing exercises
. Of Prof. ]. NJ. Richardson's school at Lees.
q burg, In this county, to-day. This is one
" " Of the finest schools In the state, and Inc
~ ~ patrons Of his school are fortunate In OBJ.
~ taining the services of such an able teacher,
~ ~ The citizens OF Pittsburg and vicinity will
;. hold meeting at the academy on
y : Friday, June sOth, for the pnrposs
\. Of electing trustees and ARRANGING
:, the school for the next year. This is iinS
y opening for some middle-aged experienced
II II teacher to locate and build up school. ThI
~ - town will furnish an averageof from i25 10
q y $50 pupils.
a. a. Rain Is needed In these parts. Cotton IL
n N looking fine, but corn Is suffering for want
y Of rain.
y Hon. Horace Chiffon addressed the clti.
!. !. Gems Of this county at the courthouse on
~ ~ last Monday evening, on the race for con.
~ ~ grcss. Sentiment Is divided In this county
os os among Hubbard, Chiffon and Jones, oi
~ ~ Henderson. - =
x d. A. Abernathy add L. O. Davis are ran
~ didAtes for representative from the rle "a nth
!. !. district, including Camp and Upsher coun