The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-05
CAnE CASES DELusIvE HOG


Ridaboek and Jim Flack-The Opinion
of the President OF the Board OF Educa-
tiOn
MIR. Gabe Cases place, mp ON the road
was ornamented yesterday by crowd o!
grave and well-drSssed gentlemen, who
gathered about an eNtempore penand gazed
at the pig within with absorbed and
thoughtful attention. No leyi;y was toIer-
ated. The I,,rker looked as much Ike
other porkerSas young babies usually look
like other youns babies, and was able to
walk very little. This was considered
very much to his dislredit, irasmuch as no
porler OF distinguished weight should be
able to waldle even in the most inhniteS-
mai degree. 4 look into his eyes discovered
lazy cOntentmeut.
At2 o'clock the crowd had grown large,
and smart teams were rafting up through
the heavy mud necessarily. Men in white
driving coats and heavy gloves pushed one
another e2gerly in trying TO get q sight AZ
the hog, and the betting was brisk, Many
bets were laid at SlO0 even on various
weights, ranging from 80 TO 600 pounds.
Several bets OF 500 even that the hog would
weigh over 600 were taken, and things went
briskly until the unsuspecting porler was
urdsStu uuuSr tnIee n1"utiluI l,l"p!e trees
anu PISPettU Ioi ue9Ih' All llau"h Or
Ghestra Oh ulsc9urageq looHihS put muscu.
lar Ii'eh playeu Ihe A.HS5 nose oil 2uinller
Mup Slv~t ice"IS, "!u tne CLoNu GREW
ciose eIvNnu' a seu'leIIL'h VINO Is sun
young, but drives a well-khown team Of
pacdrs, was inspired by the large appear
ance .. the hog, and cried
"lll bet hundred that he weighs ovcI
'o9 NJ ,.........-.
my oet was ,aNeil a.; ~ Ql.te ny ninety seV
VI u9eh, Wv WIS NlIndia"h On Cie HuNIe'
VI i llIc'lu' Oie hl'huIe" men palu 90.
i LAT anu sHesSeu ~ the porEers weight
iheiT flames anu suesses were pug cow
on la', ana AtI. use aEIeeo 10 give th'
hoS 10 'lc man VINO came nearest To INT
t9ltecy "elShN' Inc h0JorIly guessed
aooiSo-V poVHoS'
Az o. m he was stuck, >; f. Fotdon,
butcher OF fepu'G III A!9fr'aanla, GA IL VIII
heN''.e1s ""u 0tSP3'en. Inc u'theslf"
aHh'o"h"y e,1eeplou py ne 'elAPot"f.
&ose"GS o. inc i;,aip5S'' VINO eNPi"ine
IN f9uI'h Nafd luacan tia
he contdnt stand the sight Of blood, piaye
h9ctuiI'e III N MINOR ana me me Oh IN
PViNer uriIleu away tAeh INC DetilA@ p'
o"uIr psi'h yt tilu aH&IIer' Inc p"gNer wa
T.au1eU ny [tee Dl""Ty butchers wa
N4so aorouF'lI 'Ht hsf i,'S1 rom I'f itJW'
I'tH't any '''t o,iAca'IH P'aycd Ehr
E,L ; ii"'ol't3 aa yh9 HoG Was iaoof
ous,y P''v'a on lne acl'Gs'
II !lu9 away . a1'ouisheu !he, 'alG Gar
1!S, 90 ogs1rte 'ile SreaI attraction hol
Alilh Hits i"r tile bankers
~ 'o?Neo H2oUv "iq smiled wan grc9
satisfaction Us llesil loau3 OF men arrived l
ru1c.o's' uo5 uIr|s Hl', Village carts ~!
Hslly ioAu wagons, SUM- nan TO the huO
m,ue, aiu uraWh ny Despat!ercd horse
me VeNlclts were driven right INTO Il
croWn by theIr owners, ana turned tot
S1uIuelh parI Vi the YARD Inc occupah
Slsh'eu anu hurried forward 10 gaze ut u
noE anu give Nieir ppIhiohs OF ms weisl
WIZ acItous l"cea' me DahHeGS AR. ClI'I'
hnoMu " ne'c IHucvu tilcIe' Tue large
s.cUP huu .u'i Sv"liShlah OF ul
tliiSu pe"IliS lOT l's ie1u' ne toou III u
HiuulS' shooA iiuhlS StaFeiy with ne'
v9tl'trs, anu looked critically At the ho
10 m! nina, Ssid ne, IL u heavy por
er' l 9on Hayl gen'iehien, th"t he IS
i eiaDi Hi4NiJ "o'h"'' p"' Hc Is certain
"V" VIII i,o, ,.,,, .,oo .i,,4
-, II w lou ,''VD t'at 1 saw a hoS
NiON" ,stl'oi tuS. MeISneu -'o PouI
uuW'c 'u"n ne uueS, saiu young man III
III u w. huv 'i"' po'tic-ftgoh ulster
alu9'li me, ny eau t9hc that bet
alsM I, inc SShtlGnlan' Nhat 90 sa
sci' W(il - lIil9 lnlSls not 4gAt hog
wei well o" lHu,h uoes II Weign, don't eli
Amy, Mlow id@"'ueo young ihaA'A very Ng
I'm ,
M. nav ~ II n9t prepared to state.