The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-15
NEWS BY SPECIALS.


Austin.
Special to the Herald
AUSTIN, June G.-united states Marshal
Gosling to day God his bond, took the oath
Of Office and appointed the following depu-
ties: @. Il. Prouty, in charge of San Anto-
Mo office; John NJ. Haynes, brownsville of
flee; H. Iapperta Austin Office, and Ferdi-
nand Ntgc,i, oi Medina county, CHIEF dep
uty in Tie field. His object in reducing the
force is to create active labor, thereby in
surlig the deputies living and the office
security against temptation. 1t is his in
tentioii 10 have none under him but gentle.
men.
A charter was filed to-day by the Texas
Investment company of Fort WORTH CAPT
tai stock 100000, to engage in real estate
and stock business in Texas, Missouri, Kan
sas California, Colorado, the territories
and Mexico. Directors j. O. Ford, c. W,
Alexander, l.. l.. Moore, j. w. Zook and
w. l.. Malone, all OF FIT. Worth.
The notice of motion served on Commits
sioner Walsh reads as follows:
William Preston, complainant vs. W G, Wslsh,
commissioner, etC.-To the defendant, w. u.
Walsh, commissioner, etc.:
n SIR-Gou will please take notice that
on the second day ednesday) of the June
term of the United States circuit court, 10
meet in this city on the 9th Of June, inst,
or as soon thereafter as can be done, that
the complainant in the above styled cause
will enter motion against you and call up
the same for hearing for the purpose of
obtaining disclosure from you and O full
and particular account under oath and
statement of the trusts, assets and funds
held by you in the case, and he will also
move for the appointment OF receiver to
f., take change of and administer the said as
sets and trust funds, etc., under the order
and direction of the said court, sitting as
a court of chancery; said motion to be
heard at Austin, before Hon. W. j. Woods
associate justice of the supreme court of
the United States and circuit justice for the
fifth circuit.
[SigRedl ]. MASON BRowN,
HANCOCK d West,
Attorneys.
The commissioner Of the land Office to-
day referred to the attorney general the
claim TO land certificates filed yesterday
by the FL Paso Il Rio Grande railway com
pany.
COURT DECISIONS.
City of Fort Worth VS.. Davis ct al. from
Tarrant county; affirmed. Glasscock VS..
Schell, from Williamson county; reversed
and remanded. Bigham VS.. Bigham, from
Bell county; reversed and reformed.
AUSTIN, June THE examination at
the Tillotson institute for coiored youths
closed to-day with a very creditable show
ing, both as regards the intellectual capac-
ity and the progress of the students, some
of whom are far enough advancedto matric-
ulate in the professions.
The inmates of the Deaf and Dumb insti-
tute passed q creditable examination and
left for home to-day.
Commissioner Walsh communicated to
the governor to-day information received
from Ell Paso that the military commander
of that post has been cutting timber Off the
school lands, to be used in the erection of
government buildings. The commissioner
Suggested to the governor that steps be
taken to stop the depreciation and recover
indemnity for the loss already sustained.
The summer normal schools will open
July 9th and close August 10Th.
The treasurer's safes are being moved to
the new office. The cash balance will be
guarded tonight by a strong body of ran
gers.
COURT OF APPEALS.
Preseni-Presiding Judge John II. White,
Judge j. NJ. Hurt, and Samuel A. Wilson.
Il. NJ. Thomas ct al. vs.. State; from Tom
Green county; reVer' ed and dismissed; r.
NJ. Thomas ct il. VS., State; from Tom Green
county; affirmed death penalty. j. M.
White VS.. State; from Robertson county;
reversed. j. NJ. Griffin VS.. State; from
Bosque county; reversed. Jordan Scott vs..
State; from Robertson county; affirmed II, |
II. Rowland d Fro. VS.. State; from Smith
county affirmed. G. W. Rice VS.. State;
from Falls county; motion for rehearing by
the state refused. Martin Kimble VS.. State;
from Guadalupe county; reversed and dis
missed. NJ. M. Dreyfus VS.. State; from
Dallas county; affirmed. George Taylor VS..
State: from Clay county; dismissed.
AUSTIN, June The state health officer
has left for Galveston to inaugurate work on
the city quarantine warehouse.
The cali for meeting OF the lawyers at
Galveston TO form state bar association
will be issued from Austin tomorrow.
The moving of the cash balance was con-
cluded to-day.
Mr.. j. Cheany, of London England, adj
dressed the Woman's Christian Temperance
union tonight atthe Baptist church. The
audience, which was large, was carried by
storm.
Judge Woods arrived this morning and
opened circuit court. a number of cases
were continued and two pronounced ready
for trial. II is believed that the judge will |
be able to leave tomorrow evening.
The commissioner of the land Office has
approved the valuations Of the pine lands, |
and they are now on the market.
=.AUsTIY, June 9.-Charters were filed by the |
North Texas Nuptial Aid union, of Gaines |
vile, TO furnish as 70 newly married men, |
bers Of the association; the holland, Price |
Hardware company, OF Dallas. The Fort |
Worth hotel company filed an amendment |
to their charter reducing the directory from |
nine 20 fve new directors: w. J. Boa, !
C. Evans, ]. o. sandidge, j. p. Smith aud |
X. NJ. Nanzandt, all OF Fort Worth. The /
Brazos compress company, Of Waco, also |
filed a charter. The incorporators are |
John Martin and W. ID. Lacy, Of Paris, !
Texas and James II. Martin, of Denison.
Twenty eight members ofthe republican !
executive committee heard from vote as
as follows on the subject ofselecting place |
for the convention: Austin, 10; Fort Worth. |
8; Dallas, q; Houston, 3; left TO the iudg- !
ment of the chairman, B scattering, $. II, !
as is probable, Austin should preserve this |
plurality, the convention, due notice of
which is 10 be given soon, VIII be held
there.
CAPTAIN 5. G.. snoed, chairman Of the |
democratic executive committee OF Travis |
county issued call today for a dtmo- |
cratic convention ON July 5; the primaries
The question as TO the right Of the
United States government 10 fine the |
attendance on jury service Of state I
officials was tested to-day in the Federal /
court, Judge Turner oxcusing Mr.. Shelly,
clerk in the c0mptroler's Office, on the /
ground that bis services in that Office could |
not be dispensed with without impediment l
u the states interest.
In the Mercer colony case, before Judge /
Eoods be presented a supplemental bill. 1
king the court TO compel a disclosure |
Tom Land Commissioner Walsh OF all the /
fasts relating 10 the money and assets OF
the trust. The bill assurses that large guam
titles Of land in the Mercer colony limits
have been dedicated 10 the university and
Afree schools. in violation Of the claimants
rights. That Judge fardee's decision as 10
the establishment Of the trust is COuclu-
sive. ard that the land commissioner should
h reouirc1 70 make . fuli showing Of al /
es.e+s and money received from the
Gales Of the. university and school
LANDS. and ali notes and dues, and 1
rrinfinni and interest. on smell
seiss J. et unpaid, al Of which tbsy say they
demaiided I'D former pleas. but the land
coruuis.ioner hsring hailed % disclose tie
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