The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-21
A Gatesville Lady Accidentally Al.
lows Her Dress to Catch Fire.,
and IL Terribly and Fa.
tally Burned.
From the Capitalism Item Of Interest
to Commercial Travelers-The
Sporting Tournament.
Arrest Of an Alleged Train RObber
OF Tender Years at Wealth.
erfOrd.
Two Prominent Citizens Of New Braun.
fels Disagree.
Personal, Political, Crop and Stock
Notes.
Other Interesting State News.
Two Prominent Citizens Of New Braun.
fels Disagree.
Personal, Political, Crop and Stock
Notes.
Other Interesting State News
Austin.


Special to the Herald.
AUSTIN, June o0.--The United States
grand Jury to-day returned another true
bill against ex-United States Marshal Rus
sell for embezzling S9,55S. He was held in
the sum of 5000. This. is the fourth in
dictment, and two others will be found.
The charter Of Lee college, of Chico.
Wise county, was filed to day.
The. $1,000 due the state from the
capitol contractors by the terms
OF their agreement with the state for sur-
veying the capital land and other expenses
is due on the lst Of July. They have writ
ten to the treasurer asking 1T they shall re-
turn by draft on New York, but as the state
has more money there than she needs
Treasurer Lubbock has requested that
it be paid by drafts on banks here.
| The shooting tournament to-day was
well attended and everything passed oil
pleasantly.
United States District Attorney Evans is
in receipt of orders from Secretary Freling-
huysen to see to the immediate restoration
to his county of q Mexican in San Antonio
Jail, kidnapped from Mexico. The secre-
tary states that he has communicated with
| Governor Roberts on the subject.
The comptroller notifies commercial tray.
elers that the law decreasing the
rate OF interest for plying their
occupation from $50 to s35, goes into effect
on July l, 1882. Drummers desiring H.
cense to bo issued promptly can make re-
mittance by cash, bank draft or postal or
der prior to July LIST and license will be
mailed to take effect July lst. The license
cannot be issued for less than year.
Under the comptroller's construction
sion of the " seventeenth t p'i'a legislatures srS,
appropriating 5000 for the purpose Of re-
funding to liquor-dealers such balances Of
their unexpired licenses as were terfni-
mated by the operation of the local option
law in districts, where said law was put in
force during the term of the license, were
not entitled to have refunded from tie
appropriation any part Of their unused bal.
ance. The act alone applies to liquor.
dealers who took out licenses under the act
amendatory thereof passed at later date.
Five or six plasterers can find employ.
ment by calling on G.. T. Gag, Austin.
SUPREME COURT.
Reversed and remanded: Campbell 4
Claugh vs.. Afford ct al, from Galveston
county; Lane ct al. vs.. Culver, from Travis
county; Stell Adar VS.. Marill, from Lamar
county; City Of Corsicana VS.; White, from
Navarro county, Mays VS., Coakrum, from
Gaudaloupe county; Haynes vs.. Epps
, from Collin county; Houston Il Texas Cen.
tral railroad vs.. Burke, from Washington
county.
Affirmed: Carson & Kelly vs.. Sweat
from Ellis county, Strongfelow VS.. Mont.
gomery ct al, from Caldwell county; Cor.
don vs.. Vaughan, from Gaudal0upe county
Guadeller VS.. Pierce, from Live Oak county
Rhodus vs.. Carnall, from Uvalde county
Peasants vs. Mayheld, from Karnes coun.
vs. nnt haN ~ ul
county; Jarnigan OF al. vs.. Williams, from
Brown county; Randall ct al. VS. Burtis et
al., from McLennan county; Galveston,
Harrisburg Il ean Antonio railroad vs.. New.
man, from Fort Bend county; McLenden
ct al. VS.. Harrington, from Limestone
county.
Appeals dismissed; Taylor vs.. Collins
from Johnson county; Garretty VS.. Wilson
from Ellis county; H. X. Mitiel vs.. Cush,
ing, from Washington county; reversed and
remanded in favor OF appellant.
Mlneoia.
Special to the Herald.
MtSEoLA, June 2o.-The first gun of tho
campaign was fired to-day by General ]. Il,
Weaver, of Iowa, and Governor Hubbard
Of Tyler, who addressed our citizens In n
joint discussion this afternoon. The topics
discussed wee, first, the financial system
OF the government second, railroad cor,
porations; third, the bonded debt, shall /,
be paid oil or perpetuated? General Weave,
opened with a formal statement of thesa
questions with the views of the preenbacl;
party thereon, and challenge TO Governor
Hubbard 10 define the position of The do.
mocracy on these issues, and 10 answer
sundry accusations against the democra,ir
party. Hubbard replied In a speech of o,s ons
hour and n half In duration. General
Weaver closed the argument. Both sneaI'
crs were heartily cheered and both pnrtic,
claimed the victory. One thousand neonls
or more composed the audience. Amonp
the notables present were Colonal
kilgore, Of Wills Point, and Hon
Horace Chiffon, of Tyler, boti
candidates for congress in this, the third
district. Messrs. Chiffon and Kilgore both
purposed 70 answer General Weaver, bul
were prevented by the approach of nivht.
This district Is solid Tor Hon. Jobn n
Buchanan, OF our city, to fill a second term
in the state senate. "
Il Kansas City.
Special to the Herald.
i KANSAS Cry, June O.-Tbis aftcrnoo,
Lee Gillis, colored boy, aged abou, 10
shot and killed another colored boy, Georp,
Young. aged IL. They were shooting n, ,
mark with a revolver, and ellis went 4,
show Young how Jesse James rot tbe 'd, dra, "
on q man, when the pistol was ncoijen,aii,
discharged, and the ball entering Young,
breast he fell and Immediately cxnired
the western academy OF HomncaSs A
began Its eighth annual session In Tho eli, G
to-day. There are several hundreaa
delegates present from all Dor.
tions OF the west, including The mos,
prominent disciples of that srbooI' hno'
remaining In session three days, they p,,r
pose an excursion to Colorado. ~"
n,av.,,Ssy a very heavy rain storm Ia,
twenty.four hours, raising the Missouri ana ana
causing great damage to those whose hon - ~,
were unroofed and otherwise damsrcd nv
the hurricane last week. s'' "
Brownwood.
Special 10 the Herald.
4 bsowswoop, June io.-rhe officers and