The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-29

smfmed. Mason w. The slgte
f0m Smith county affirmed, Mat.
county, ainrmed. George ferin ~ al,
w. tbe State, from Veil county reversed
aud femanded, Muldrew Vs. the State
from Milan county three oascs)i reversed
aud remanded. Huntoman Va. the state,
from Falls county; reversed aud fofnaDdod.
EchOls VI. the State, from Bell county; re-
yersed and remanded. Brlnster vs.. the
State, from Bernard county; reversed and
dismissed (another Homan l%ndlctment).
RegRins and Anderson Va. Ford, from Hill
county; reported of commissioners adopted;
Judgment rendered. Zee ct. al. vs.. the State,
IRON Travis county reversed aud remand
ed, on report Of commissioners of appeals.
Turnkey Brothers ct al. vs.. Weiss Il Trigg.
from Williamson county affirmed, on re-
port of commissioner OF appeals. En-.
Heart ct al. VS.. O%'Brannon; from Grayson
county reversed and remanded. Trail aGS
wife VS.. Leeperi, from Wilson county y
versed and remanded, on report of COM
missioners of appeal.
Twenty felonies are comprised in the
above list. Courts meet Tomorrow (22d),
and will adjourn on Saturday, the 9th inst.
AUSTIN, June 22~.-Captain Oglesby is or
dered to proceed with a detachment Of
troops to the Pecos river, on the sunset *
tension, where the toughest crowd that the
state has ever had to deal with are said to
be congregating.
|. The district court grand jury adjourned
to-day. They returned twenty-eight in
dictments.
The comptroller has on hand drafts drawn
on the collectors payable out of the state
revenue TO pay amounts due the counties
for the current year, amounting to S56,0OO.
Collectors are rapidly closing their accounts
and the comptroller has no doubt of the
surplus revenue on July LIST reaching his
estimate to the legislature, viz, 100000,
while if collections continue with the
promptness exhibited thus far, the cash
balance, he says, will reach 81, 0C0, 900 by
hat date.
Charters were filed to-day by the Baptist
church at Tyler; and the Rio Grande IL Pc
cos Milling company, capital stock Sl5O,OOO,
with the object of developing coal mines
between the Rio Grande and Pecos rivers.
In the matter OF Vincente BermereZ, said
to have been Kidnapped in Mexico, impri-
soned in San Antonio and sentenced by the
last term of the court for seven years in the
penitentiary, the governor says he has re-
ceived two letters from Secretary Freling-
huysen on that subject. He has communal
Gated with Judge Russell, of the Rio Grande
district, who informed him that Bermerez
had been brought from MHyioo and deliv-
cred to Captain Oglesby, when tneJ 1ok
him to the Texas Jail. The governor is
unable to say whether or not he was prop
erly extradited, but has addressed the
proper officers with the view of ascertaining
the facts in that regard.
Commissioner Walsh has sold the land
with timber blown down by the storm, in
San Jacinto county, a. SIS per acre. The
rolls of the school lands in Hardin, Tyler,
Trinity and San yacinto counties are being
examined and will be for sale soon.
AUSTIN, June Ex-Governor Davis will in
a few days call the republican convention
to meet at Austin about the middle of Au-
gust.
Articles of incorporation were filed to-
day by the Star Matrimonial association,
of Paris, Texas, and the Turn Verein, of
Mill Greek, Washington county.
The state tournament was again well at
tended to-day and the shooting above the
average.
SUPREME COURT.
George Ewing ct al. VS., James Baldridge,
from Washington county; reversed and rem
dered in favor of appellee. NJ. NJ. d. S, A.
Borgess. VS.. John B. Johnson ct al, from
McLennan county; affirmed. r. A. Gage
ct al. VS.. r.. S. Neblett, from Navarro coun-
ty; affirmed. p. j. Willis e. Bro. VS.. A. s..
Fain ct al, from Parker county; appeal
dismissed. &c Zeru VS.. E. r. Taver ct al,
Wilkinson VS.. IL. Mcdonald, from Bastrop
county; affirmed. w. Morris ct al. VS.. j.
Meek ct al, from Hood county; affirmed.
Adamson & Mitchell VS.. Cox & Lennon,
from McLennan county; reversed n re-
manded. A. V. Sewell ct al. VS. j. p. Law
renee, from Dallas county; affirmed. A.
L. Fretelliere VS.. George A. Kinds ct al,
from Bexar county; motion for rehearing
overruled. W. j. Hutchins VS.. X. W.
Locuett ct. al, from Johnson county; re-
hearing granted. John Hodges VS.. Bell
Taylor ct al, from Burleson county; mo-
ton for rehearing overruled.