The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-14

il lor the cure N BLKCK LEaby eIyinl
no or two doses informally aud applying u eN
lefnally. II worked llkoa charm d,9oiillr. I'o
For snio Ivy CGOWDUs. BAiD'
storm In the Pan Handle few days ago
and all quiet along the frontier lie Is try
log 10 carry the forces through without
n deficiency, but 1t IL going to be ughl
squeeze, the appropriation having been cut
down $4,000 by the last legislature.
The charter OF the Beach Hotel and I'm,
prOvement company, OF Galveston, capital
stock 800 900, WIS filed to-day.
| The secretary of state has applied 70
other states for laws governing their penll-
tentiares, houses OF correction ana rail-
roads, for the use of the next Legislature.
The comptroller's report will show the
| following totals: Commissions for assessor,
S03 ,l52; advertising S3,740i taxes due on
lands sold to the state, S63,7l9; insolyent
ad valorem tax, 1913, 0i3; 'nsolYent poll tax
$lS0933 errors in assessments, $40, 800; ex-
change paid on remittauces by collectors,
SO 2S5; commissions paid collectors, S92 l22;
total occupation taxes collected by county
collectors, $626 647. The entire receipts col
lccted on assessments for 1881 amount TO
81 ,676 207 cost OF assessing and collecting,
SlS5, "a. Net ad valorem and poll taxes COL
lected and paid into the treasury estimated
at 81 400, 033. To this must be added rail-
road passenger tax NONRESIDENT tax etc. &C.,
the amount of which will be ready in few
days.
AUSTIN, Dec. 12.-[Special. THE charter
of the Standard Canning company, OF
Nueces county, capital stock 5000, 900, was
filed to-day; object, to can meats, fresh
fruits and vegetables; iDcorporators, John
Adamson, A, H. Calep, W. A; Ross, z. H.
Frost, w. II, Carson and H. E. Wallace.
The stockholders of the Galveston d st.
Louis railroad company filed resolution
to-day surrendering their charter.
1t is reported that Governor Ireland will
likely appoint General Walter 2. Lane, Of
Marshall, adj utant-general.
1t is said that Mr.. John Mccall, now re-
ceiving clerk in the cOmptroler's office,
will be promoted to the chief clerkshlp
aud Captain Billy Pitts, chief clerk under
COMPTROLLER Darden, will take his place al
he receiver s'dosk.
County Attorney Moore on suits brought
against defaulting tax collectors for the
years 1881 and 1882, collected and paid into
the treasury principal and interest
amounting to SOL sos.
San AntoHio.
SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 1l,-[Special. 1.-The
abroad magnates, Colonel Pierce, Charles
Crocker, General Butterfield, Mr., Brown,
Mr.. SpofIord and Captain w. N. Monroe,
departed by a special car at $3.50 this morn
ing for their trip west. They will visit El
Paso, then return aud go TO q point several
miles beyond the Pecos which Is as far
the west end OF the Sunset road has been
laid, thence to the end of the Southern Pa.
cific track, a distance of q mile and a half
on foot, and there meet another special
train, which will take them through to San
Francisco.
Four carloads of horses and Durham cat
tie passed through to-day en- route to
Mexico.
Miss Mollie Ireland, daughter of Judge
Ireland, will be married to morrow to Will
lie Graves, of Seguin.
Weather warm and pleasant.
There were two good races this morning
at San Pedro Springs. The first was a trot
best three in five, mile heats. Entries :
Dexter, Big Soap Sciola, Lillian, Lillian
took the first two heats. Time-2;36 and
2;32 Third heat-Bg Soap first, Lillian
fourth heat and won the race in 2:31A
Second-Novety race, one mile and a
quarter. L'ArgantiDe and Laura. Half mile
won by Laura in 53l; mile by L'Argentine
in 139, and mile and half by same horse in
;49l. The last race was mile heat Turin
md Hickory Jim. Jim was badly jOckeyed
and lost the race. Time-2:0l4.
SAN ANTONIO. Dec. r. Special. This
mornng, while workmen were engaged
upon the construction OF the false work tor
bridge across a dry creek on the "Suu-
SET" three miles rev md the PeCOs river,
the structure gave away and went down
with crash killing seven men and wound
ing eleven, five of whom, 1t is thought, will
die The cause of the accident is unknown,
| and the railroad ard construction company
have tried TO withhold information.
DR.. Ernest Herif and DR.. Onelas, Next.
can consul at San Antonio on Sunday re-
moved from the breast OF woman in this
city tumor. which con aimed three small
teeth and mass of hair, both resembling
those of human being They were
growing in the bard portion of Il c
tumor, and surrounding the mass was long
silken like hairs. How u ey came there is
a mystery, and the woman refuses to solve
it.
T. n. DeVine, son Of Judge Dovine, of this
city, has been summoned TO appear at
Washington and testify in the star-route
cases, and has left for Washington.
Candidates are growing numerous for
city ofiNes, and the January election prom
ises to be lively.
The barrel has already been opened and
ell Mexicano is fattening on liquid spirits.
SECOND DISPATCH.
SAN ANTONIO, Dec. l2.-[Special.l IA
bridge in the course of construction, on the
Sunset road, 230 miles west of this place,
fell this morning, about 10 o'clock. Moth
ing very definite can be learned. as the rail-
road officials are very reticent, but IL is
pretty certain that there we're seven men
killed and eleven wounded. The bridge
was go long and IS feet high, and is the
connecting liAk between Lle Sunset and
Southern Pacific roads. The smash-up will
delay connection. between the two roads
about one month.
Another artificial stone factory has been
started here. aud another cotton seed and
oil-cake mandatory Is talked of.
A. W. Lewis, a sheep man, was found
dead, near PleasantOh, yesterday, with a
bullet in his body. He had been dead
about a week.
Waco.
WACO, Dec. ll.-[Special. There wss
lively excitement over the city cleo
tion to-day and full vote WIS
polled. The contest for mayor WIS
very close, DR.. w. II. Wilkes
being elected by 20 majority, Hinchman
second, Wiley Jones third. Judge Brinker-
hof and Luke Moore were reelected re-