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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-19

Special to The Herald.
HoUsToN, January l3.-Forty-onc live
and one dead convict were brought in this
morning over the Central, being taken to
worl, on the plantation in Fort Bend
county. The dcmnct iellOn died while en-
route aud was buried here.
The Galveston fire is all the excitement
here this evening The Houston fire de-
prtment, appealed to for aid and assist
auc2, icing gotten ready, the news came
chat the fire was under control.
The Turuycrcin OF this city celebrates It's
tweuty-cighth anniversary tomorrow. Ii
is the leading German organization of the
cry.
Nwa-Ncrcin celebrated to-day its twenty
eighth suuiyc'sary-a gala day among the
Germans OF this city.
Tonight, during the performances OF
Hazel kirkc aJ Gray's OpCrI-louse, am cle-
CANT watch was presented to Manager $. =.
Ash by the employees of the oVera-housc
ana number of friends
Iramvs are being made usciu. by Ucing
put to work on the streets, cleaning cross.
lngs.
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anltt1 faeoiVod ne sympathy and oonioaNons
mI iie Destitute were not iofTpneh tho weak
fund ln hin helper aud Tho fiondou a
ronI. over nh hlg traits follglon bad shod IA
Illuminating aud Christening Influence.
ltis ploiy was deep, unostontauous pcfadlng
Humility aud sincerity were The heaven N his
character No trials were w heavy ho I'D not
find adequate strength IN the Christians hithi
no pt1yldcnccs 50 dafk thcyworo not penetrated
by tho Christians hope and In the same steady
confidence lac met unchanged
the approach Of death lie hoard tho
summons. aud bowed In peaceful submission,
calmly departing Ike one who wraps the
dmpcry OF his couch about him aud lies down
10 pleasant dreams"
Ills frall body now lies NJ the bottom Of the
grave, but his spirit Is In Heaven. Ills memory
Is cmbalmed In the lnmost shrine Of many
hearts, Tears shall make green the yerdure Of
his grave, while his virtues viii be the emula-
ton Of thcliylng. u. * X.
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Special TO The Herald.
DENIgov, January ia. A. Pearson, Of
Dallas, arrived in this city on yesterday
moons train from St. Louis. lie stated to
vour correspondent that he had been to
Memphis in company with Hiss Edna May
Bradley, and that the statement in recent
issue OF the HERALD, given by a gentleman
from that CITY, was substantially correct as
was also the letter in yesterdays issue nom
a gentleman Of Terrell. lie said he and
Miss Brad.ey had separated at -. Louis De
going to Ncw York. lie further stated that
lie bad telcgraUhcd to his, who would be in
Dcuisan BY lac night train. ana requested
ynur correspondent TO te.egraph nothing
concerning tho matter until hc Lad seen
bc-. Thee o'ellci. train this morning from
Dallas brought Mrs Pearson auu ths ia'Acf
and sire. OF Edna Bradley. Pcar1 n
meg the parry e tie. TRAM.
An rrfaircl to iuc lar,or = tlIe Alamo ID -
fel. eff.fc . cniI.. --i,rc SAL. arii, iI-Inr lli
uichf. Adj. morning i'ear-uI uud $50.
Bradley made tlcir appearance on t.e
.frir.f fo-rfhar. which ris taken 30 ircf
c-ti..o ti.ftte matter lad been alicni.r
adjusted. Ilc whole party leii On tllc = .--
s~-lri p.cidc train this evening jog Dallas
Before lravinz. Mr. PCartln Furnished TIE
G,Iloufng statement. "My glairs having
como before the public through TIE press,
desire 60 make personal ,rI.lnltioii %
f,llows: Funding my financial affairs pr q
o-srrued condition. I decided the latter
rart Of December 10 visit view ufk % Jay
bsfore nv creditors the sIaic Of my bust
ness Tiis information coming % Ms
T1na Bradley, then cierEing ior ne.
.l,a erure-sed desire 90 VISIT Der
sisfrr and there continue Der stllie
Ir Frfnch and ei1cufi0n, but said her mo-
NJ m uouil mot consent to Der eOin-- We
.aIi-f1 tI,a -ri7ert over and finally decided
tat should al ns her escort to NeE or.
Size told Der ul0fLe- SIZE aes Gun ~ peg
I'D u visit. aist J. unf ri-iir- o. distress inI
wife with o. tuuui 81 fi r-F lfrfeti eng
i.afrassuisi.t. told Der I uas gong n-i z ~
frfifr. Ne lef Dallas ,ur ihr- -liier
..r.sinr TefrIll go ruE fie .ice
-aiI -.rl- dall-r- -ar eco 'a
We raced on. sfnr-ire af ri
,,,ir.s 0r 'fH---lsf. IN d We rfafhel 80
.Fris. rherc &c ltarfel fir VIA
ra.f Shout us. atl W ilrr
re .a-- r .a.
u 49, b. $50 - 4----
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Taylor
IUyIO
Special 10 the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
TAYLOR, January 12.-The Williamson
County Wool Growing Association met at
Taylor yesterday, and elected for The en-
suing year S. A. Easier, President; c. H..
Booth, Vice-PreSdent; j. D. Keeven, Secre-
tary; S. A. Symns, Treasurer; Mendall,
Blanc and Stewart Directors. Appropria-
tons have been made to keep on hand by
the Association one thousand pounds
of dip tobacco for use when
needed. c. r. Hubbard made Il donation
to the association Of his patent dipping
apparatus.
About one-third of the cotton crop this
season-three thousand five hundred bales,
have been shipped,
We expect the Missouri Pacific to run
trains here by the first of March.
Our town is full of strangers prospecting
and investing in real estate.
Dwelling houses are in great demand and
renting at from $l5 to $50 per month.
A Joint stock company has been organized
with Il capital of $4,000 for educational
purposes and to erect suitable building
therefor. The citizens are determined to
have tirst-cass school.
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Resolutions of Scyene lodge No. 205, A T..
aud A. VI. on the Death OF Colonel Will
liam l., Knox.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God in
His infinite goodness to call from our midst
our worthy Brother, W. l.. Knox, therefore be II
Resolved, First That in the death of
Brother Knox Scy enc Lodge No. 295, A.
T. and A. NJ, has lost one of her
most exemplary and faithful members.
the family an ailectionatc husband and kind
and iudulgent father the county faithful,
Jealous aud honest officer.
sccond-rhat this Lodge deeply sympathizes
with the bereayed family IN their incstmable
loss
Thirl--That the members ofthis Lodge wear
the usual badge of mourning for thirty days
Fourth-Tha: these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes of this Lodge, Ncopy be fur
nlshed the family of our deceased brother and
Il copy be forwarded TO the Dallas HERALD and
Times for publication.
J. c. RUGEL,
A. p. SUMMERS,
SW. CALDWELL,
Committee.
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Mckinney

Special TO the Herald.
MCKINNEY, January 1.-THE weather
has at last cleared and prospects are good
for fair spell
District Court has been in session for two
weeks and is making excellent progress
with the docket.
The Knights Of Honor had public in
stallation of officers yesterday in the Old
School Presbyterian church, Notwithstand-
ing the unpleasantness of the weather, the
house was full. Mrs NJ. B. Welch, the
organist and leader, assisted by the rest of
the choir, sang the installation oles
in the sweetest and most i'm
pressive manner. The onicers-clect are:
DR.. T. w. Wiley, Past Dictator; J. A. Loo
ney, Dictator; A. c. Norncr, Assistant Die
tator; Rev. G. w. Bains. Jr., Chaplain W.
NJ. Alternately, Guide; w. NJ. Bagley, Re
porter; Il, w. Rhine, Financial Recorder
&. W. Cameron. Treasurer; S. J. Boyd,
Guardian; j. IT, Wood, Sentinel.
The Grand Jury are still in session, and
up TO date have found about thrty-thrce
bills.
The HERALD is still the most popular
daily that comes to Mckinney
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rnn DALLAS WEEKLY HERALD rnUnsAY JANU1HY1lA4 ssg

that ho was drunk lie was put an it
| train aud soon after fll ~ the around
/ Several citizens bore him into The waiting.
room Df, McCuichcon was called and NJ
| $3.50 hc died The post norton oSnmnn.
ton developed The mci that death was
caused by the brcaklng of an artery near
LONoytrw, january ll.-TO.day H. VI,
Page, who, u short time ago had fight ON
train with man who spit In his presence,
shot John W. Mntt0X, deputy sheriff for
coughing near him on the street. Page was
released on 5000 bail.
Last night Texas Il Pacific boss Wcav-
cr was knocked from No 0, Of the Tcyas Il
Pacific and his hip broken. His injuries
were dressed by DR., Barker
The Mayor has ordered all citizens to be
vaccinutCd
The wet spell, of ten days duration, has
made everything very dsagrceablc.
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Atl.tt T
srnrlal 10 the Herald.

Special 70 the Herald
TrNAEEASN, January ll.-Another case
ofsmall-puv was found in the city to-day.
&c was developed, aud the victim is and has
been an occupant ofau extensive boarding
house. Drs. De L0ach aud Branlcrn were
called into the cgse Hn,l agree 90 itg -lu-
uincucss. Mayor Cook qulr'ntined the
building to-day.
Probate Court Is in session to-day.
TENNGEANA, January l3-Suit for $40 900
damages was filed in the Miller County
Circuit Court yesterday by J. kosmensky
against A. Goldberg. The nature of the
suit Is that Mrs. Rachel Goldberg slaldcred
him .kosmcnsky) by saying that he killed
hi. first wife. The ease will no doubt de-
yclop some points in Mr.. Kosmensky's do
mc,iis affairs that will not benefit his social
standing.
A negro was found dead in Bowie county,
twelve miles from here, yesterday. lie bad
been murdered.
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san saba

Special to the Herald.
SAN SABA, January IA few cases Of
typhoid fever in town No deaths.
William Bobo. who killed a man nine
years ago In the Beverly settlement, i'm the
southern part of this county, has been
arrested In Walker county and will be
brought back AMI tried 20. tue mUuIpE.
Our mild winter bids fair 10 bankrurt
the clothing merchants.
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Marshall


MARSHALL, January - arrangements
are about complete between the officers of
he Texas e Pacific Railroad and Rev.
Father Granger, to omen Il hospital at this
tpoint to be IN charge OF the sisters. The
beautiful residence and grounds, lately the
home of Governor Brown, will be used.
They are admi rably suited for that pur-
pose.
The weather for the past few days has
been wet, cold and dsagreeable.
Cock fighting is the order of the day with
the sporting fraternity.
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NieXis.

Special to the Herald.
MEXIA, January Alt has raincd here
every day for the past week. Roads are
very bad and business dull
Cotton shipped this season, 10000 bales !;
very little more in tine country to come in.
Messrs. Oliver e Griggs, bankers at this
place for years past, have sold out to Prem
dergast IL Smith. Oliver e Griggs having
large capital will open business in larger
town, perhaps at Dallas. Our citizens are
10th to part with such liberal and social
gentlemen.
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Gatesyillc.
Special to the Herald

Special to the Herald.
GATEsvILLE, January l3.-The 5 age that
left for Waco yesterday bogg,' mp about
one mile from town, and it required ten
men and two good teams to pull it out.
The stage due last night from Waco has
failed to arrive mp to this time e o'clock
Ip.m) II IS Thought that the Bosquc is on
a lgr rise and can't be lordcd.
Tie farmers are all rejoicing over the
rain They think they are sure for good
crdg this coming year.
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-r...ll i0 Tie lleraIL
paLruyE. January 11--lleury Rove, O.
nero ff0m Eavas1ia. vas ont or Nyst q
mill Yesterday, about q -it miles rom Ia--
f.sfine. and stole n VniIz1 OH ri clothing
~ Ter Bah1itt and errlI others traced
tIfs did rar1zr tie country. and or
O'Clock flia morning found lIIu Orb a cabin
nn Round Rock Erst Palestine. ard sum-
mHurI u fn deliver uu rue Flll.e- DE
replied 81 SEEKING a rl-- crl sir ~ 20
one I'd Dis rirrsuHr.. uil-l BlHn.tt. ul1 vas
near. pulled n sla gun rr lIm ard tlf
reer1 dropped reai. cIrrr .-e-s-T rlll.l-
t f7rf came o. frrr fhfs morn a. rrl gave
ffmz.r no. 1uafia Marfs le.I Gle in-
Quest Tie jury srii decreased did ed. q
..rrsIiat u1a 81 IN Ole hands G1tl.l sd.
. ras hali 81 f-trra triL
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Plano.


Special to the Herald.
PLANO, January 14.-At the courthouse
the Hon. Il. II. Gillette, ex-Greenback
rousing Greenback speech on the political
throughout his speech by the many citizens
that came to hear him, and, it is said, has
changed the political views OF great
many. He goes from here to Weatheriord,
where he will speak.
Mrs. i. b. Binkley died yesterday, being
sick only n few days.
Plenty of rain and mud.
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CIsc


Special % the Herald.
CISCO, January IA serious ARRAY o..
CURED at the dance hall here last night
Charles Perry and Dorsey Bumurd jumped
upon one Frank Leisure, got him down
aud during the fight Frank Leisure got
live or six severe and serious stabs; but
none Of them are thought to be fatal
Perry and Bumardwere both arrested.
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] G. RCGEL,
A. p SUMMERS,
5 W CALDWELL,
Committee .

nB-sfOCKHOLDER's MEETING Notice is
hereby given, that annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Dallas and Western Rail
way Company will be held ut the general Office
ofthc company in the city of Dallas Texas, on
the 10Th day of January, \. D., 1852, for the
transaction of such business as may come be-
fore them. CHAS. II. COLE,
Manapinp Director
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There never wna The slightest excuse iof our
motives ~ he lmmgned and The reports
circulated emnnnied entirely FROM The fct
that We Travelled together, and gave ~ our
friends ~ wrong Impression NJ our dosii-
nallOnn
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ryuHE STATE OF TEXAS,

To the Sheriff or any Constable of Dallas
COMMUNICATING:
Youare hereby commanded that by making
publication of this citation in some newspaper
published in the county of Dallas for four sue
ceSSivc weeks previous to the return day hereof
YOU summon Mary L. Mccullough, whose resi-
dcncc is unknown to be and appear before the
ty of Dallas at the court house thereof IN the
city of Dallas on the second Monday in Decem-
Der 1881, then and there to answer the petition
of John l.. Mccullough filed in said COurta gainS
the said Mary l.. Mccullough. and alleging in
substance as follows, to-wit That plaintiff and
uesScc, on the 18th day of January, 1870, and
lived together as husband and wife until the
sth day of September 1875 when defendant
left, deserted and abandoned plaintiff with the
intention of abandonment of him and has ever
Slace deserted and abandoned him, Plaintiff
also charges that defendant did on or about the
18th day Of L,Ay, 1880 and on divers times since
that time commit adultery with one Matt
Hodge, in Hill county, Texas. Plaintiff repre-
SCENTS that there are two children of said mar
ragc Lula, aged years, and Alice aged
years That he now has the custody of chill
dren. Wherefore he .prays citation
by publication that he have the
dren Of said marriage and that he have, judg-
mcnt dissOving the marriage between plaintiff
and defendant and for cost of suit, etc.
Herein fail not, but have you then and there
before said court this writ with your return
thereon showing how you have executed the
same.
Witness IT, W. Jones, clerk of the District
Court of Dallas county.
Given under my hand and seal of said court in
the city Of Dallas, this the 10th day of Noyem-
Der, A. D., ISL. H. W. JONES, clerk
District Court, Dallas Co.
Mo-
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Send on your name and pOstDilicc address, with
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Abilene



Ai-1-rE. I1nlary 1f.-1n attempt vas
male on Sunday MIGHT 90 burn TIE torn but
Tiled THROUGH the efforts 81 tls ctizens.
Coal rll las r.rural irf1 ncrr1E s-iace De-
fr-.sl.I geo r.ei .riu-s. ore gun rrI rm
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Correspondence 90 the Herald.
BusE, TEXAS, January photographic
communication between this place and
jacksonville is cut off, but win be again cs-
tabIi-bed on the completion # the railroad.
Buss is uniav0rably situated. 90 CONNER
marcial sense, from Dallas but your city
sells Some goods here 10 the sal1lcrv l'Ec.
We gl1uo. rr' The lIusIp as soon as The
Galveston and Houston iaiies 1s the mail
facilities are Dot a- Gics-. Our town IIs
l-r.r...a.I ID boom il .te uav Drimr-.rg-
monte o1 tae advent or the railroad, as tho
w--E h1s b-.1 aarHIil.rl h- c1usit
IHr-. uI or- ur u.-if~ I7s lHuHu' lf
.1..H H.f#r'H| .Hr several fHH-- Hr tle H.rr-
.- division rsH.f.... r.fHI EHs sI D".u
...r a.'fat... IaHta"rr. d.. s.E.HsH u.f.-
r.-i. .r. N..a. fr..r" ."..- - d.. I#rl
fr...a.r... ... . this ..Hf.u lI..I. and
base ts.r'I fIa- - HH Hra fH
fr cause o. division .l-r.Ue i-.y .ulll /. Oh
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whole Tickets. 81; Half Tioksts.Gi
p Tickets. s5Os 55Ticksts 800.
If uuueT az tank frEf ir better. on sIrd
Don't aerl ~ rar--laI Irrrr q
r.--lee order. Orders ~ g rri -rrr-1 II
.Er-.ss can De- sent rf rrrr errarsE ll1rfss m
OH D u ~ HCAltUU IE Urr rIrr---I
lIu- Louisville. d. rr D. 20 ElAEruAr.
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en- Eu-E become place 90 refuge f0r Tire
owls and bats. We need new court -luusc
anil a new Jail. but when such thiu- D.
ar.l-aH 1i n meets with opposition from
Both ends OF fIr county. and as 10 D.. CIHfr-
Bee. one % fhe Hsuuer counties FRI the state.
h.sa r1urt-nHrse and Jail which is die
credit o. eng county Orb fhe State. Consul
e-inr that she Las over seventeen ti1u AMI
irhaI faufs and ls mleI rs zen Thousand
dollar cash il Der treasury. she CIlll -r.
rrf-I q re- I'D. 70 TOT q CTrrf-l1use. Tie
uTrHyfd ard rrnresre people gre m
.lrur ri flle measure fInre ulI rr- r.e
fr1-t EAR. thr opposition. though Orb thr
rrrir-ifT. ore fh0se Ul1 r1T the lr-r
Itrrl IrsE hrs bed uTrI s-ill from fl.rr
safrrlr detrimental rT Der r-H--- and
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-10

No more righteous Judgment ever
happened 70 political party in this coun-
try than the overwhelming defeat 81
the Republican party in Ohio. Nor was
Il the work 81 the free whisky and no
Sunday Democra " Y Of the cities. as
calico" Poster. with the instinct OF q
demagoguc and the arts or 4 practiccd
liar. characterized what Is now the dom
inant party Of Ohio. The whole State
took . hand in the rebuke the farmers
~ well Is the village and city people.
and they made thorough Bit d work
Of it.
The "Do Sunday and free whisky \,
idea injected into the canvass w Foster
was . close imitation or the "no
popcry" and "tho common schools ii
danger" yawp. invented few years
ago On the eve Of election 70 save
fraudulent Hayes and defeat Governor
Allen II succeeded then. aud raised .
broad laugh everywhere a. the gulf
bility Of the voters.
That Fosters humbug and cant about
temperance. taxation and Sunday OBJ
servance was turned into IN engine or
defeat shows the politi-
sians cannot play this sort Of trick :
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The result in Ohio passeth all antici-
patton 1t i true thar the Democrats
claimed the State. There were good
reasons why they should win it. Tho
leaders Of our party were confident OF
decided victory during the campaign.
and down 20 the hour at which it closed
Governor Foster and the Republicans
were equally confident, and we awaited
the result. not without serious fear that
we might be disappointed in State
which had SO often disappointed US be-
fore. A victory for our cause and party
was hoped for, but we doubt If even our
sanguine friend John 9. Thompson
himself believed that it was possible to
reverse the old Republican majorities
and carry Ohio by such an avalanche IS
has undoubtedly placed that great CEN
trial and controlling State safely and Sc
curely IN the column Of Democratic
States for 1884, and for all the future.
The Germans Of Ohio have redeemed
Ohio They have deserted the Repub-
lican party. They have joined the Dem
ocratlc party. They have come 10 stay.
They have got home again. After twenty
years wandering after false gods and
under the lead Of false prophets they
have como back 20 the party which gave
them political freedom long years ago in
the United States. and which is alone
able and willing q give them personal
freedom Inc Old issues Of slavery and