The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

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The Golden troupe Ia stll hero, playing
tonight 10 full n house. THIS 49, be ,Ilt0nR
est aud finest troupe ever on Fort worm
stage.
Weather clear.
Tho streets are getting dry and business
better. .
consequence Of the fact that the HERALD
did not reach this city to-day as usual, BUST
ness has been dull, weather cool, news
scarce and n reporters future gloomy.
News reaches the city that the railroad to
Brownwood is soon TO be operated upon.
Colonel Lawrence and other capitalists
are on their way here from the east.
County court is still jogging on.
Moth ing to break the molotony Of busy
life but the Goldens.
Judge w. II. Scott of brentwood, is IN
the city. He leaves tomorrow Tor Dallas,
FogT WORTH, Nov 25.-[Specinl. l-Hugh
T. Wilson, one of the oldest merchants of
this city, was closed out to-day. by +. j.
Willis X Bro, of Galveston. This failure
on the part of Mr.. Wilson is great sur
prise to our city. He stood very high in
the estimation ofalmost every one.
Colonel Il. A, Burke, OF the Times-Demo-
crat, New Orleans, was in the Fort to-day
There is a change in the time table OF the
tomorrow.
Rain has been falling all day, the streets
are very sloppy and business little SLACK
Tyler.
TYLER, Nov. 2l-[Special. l-Court of'Ap-
peals-Aflrmed: Scruggs VS.. Cleveland,
from Van Zandt county; Flanagan VS.. Ter
rel Cotton Seed Oil company, from Kauf-
man county; SomerviIle vs.. Hancock, from
Bowie county Whitley VS.. the State, from
Hamilton county; Banksys the state, RON rom
Robertson county. Reversed and renamed:
Sinker, Davis 81 Co. VS.. Lemon, from Dallas
county; international & Great Northern
railway VS.. Malon, from Hays county;
Hogan VS.. the State, from NacogdoChes
county: MunsOn VS.. Metz IL Bro, from
Grayson county; Harris VS.. the State from
Freestone county. Rehearing refused; MIS-
souri, Pacific Railroad company vs.. Harris,
from Tarrant county; Osborne d Co. VS..
,JefTreys ct al, from Dallas county; Good
rich VS.. King ct al, from Falls county,
Pendleton ct al. VS.. Morley, from Bel
county. This court having finished its
business, adjourned for the term. All
cases hereafter should be sent direct to the
Galveston branch.
Supreme Court-Affirmed: Fitzgerald VS..
Smith, from Tarrant county Howell VS..
vs. Wood, from Burnett county; Widener
vs.. Shortidge, from Wise county lalso re-
ported by the commission OF appeals'l he
versed and remanded: Compton VS.. Jones
ct al. from Caldwell county. Reversed, and
reformed: Texas q st. Louis railroad VS..
Roberts ct al, from Smith county:
TYLER, Nov. 22.-TSpecial. The court
of appeals reversed and remanded the fol-
lowing cases to-day: King VS. the State,
from Wood county; Lemon VS.. Rosenthal'
from Falls county. Affirmed: Spencer VS.
the State, from Cass county; Ferguson vs..
Birthright, from Hopkins county; Williams
VS.. the State, from Smith county; Calves
ton, Houston & Henderson railroad com
pan VS.. Stewart, from Harris county;
Schram ct al. VS.. Matte, from Guadalupe
county; Dick VS.. the State, from Navarro
county, Hawks VS.. The State, from Travis
county; Sager Vs. Wolsley, from Raines
county; Holloway VS.. the State, from smith
county. Reversed and rendered; Fort
Worth City Mills vs.. Meliam, from Tarrant
county; Ex.parte Ben Thompson, from
Bexar county, rehearing refused.