The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-05
FLOTSANI.


Water and gas-fittng done by II. +.
Doyle, S3l Main street.
The election passed off so quietly that it
was scarcely noticeable.
There are number of disappointed can
didates in the city this morning.
The people have said their say, and the
triumphant candidate takes his seat.
Have your water and gas-fttings and re-
pairs done by Il. f. Doyle, S3l Main street.
Tom Scroggins, charged with the theft of
a mule, was on trial in the district court
yesterday.
Those putting in water or gas-fxtures
should call on Il. f. Doyle, S3l Main street;
best work and charges reasonable.
The saloons were pretty generally closed
yesterday, and there was but very little
drunkenness considering it was election
day.
Attention of capitalists is called to the
notice in the twenty-five cent column of the
citizens of Roanoake, Texus. A lno oppor.
tunity.
The vote on the school tax could not be
obtained last evening, yet ii is certain that
1t was carried by an overwhelming ma
jority.
There was row in the William Tell
saloon, corner of Commerce and Market
streets, yesterday morning, between some
negroes, over election matters.
All the saloons were closed yesterday un.
der the law, because of the election and
everything was very quiet. A sick man,
however could get medicine when he
needed it,.
Yesterday was Il pretty day. sunny, warm
aud i'll great measure free from dust, and
there was no reason, so far as the weather
was concerned, why there should not have
been full vote at the election.
Henry Peas, who has been running the
William Tell saloon, resort for the col
ored devotees of Bacchus, for some time
past, was arrested yesterday by United
States Marshal MIN Norton, for selling
liquor without license, He was put under
bond.
There have been some changes made in
the schedule time OF the Missouri Pacific
road, as follows: The st. Louis express
train will arrive at Dallas at 9:02 O'Clock a.
M, and leave at S:3S p. IN. The Denton
accommodation leaves every morning at
1918 o'clock, and arrives at 4p. M.
The ladies of the Floyd street church will
give an ice-cream festival at the Clark
building, near planing-mills, Thursday
night. Flowers and other delcacies will
out and aid the ladies in their church enter
prise.
Sanger Bros. store was alive all day yes
tetday, and also last night with visitors who
admire magnificent displays of magnificent
goods. The MAJORS" impromptu one
hundred line poem descriptive of the vari-
GUS departments, an ingenious verse, was
quite feature of the display.
A negro man named Bony Williams and
awhite man named Johnson had fight on
Main street yesterday with their fists and
with stones. Both were arrested and the
Johnson gave bond for his appearance be.
fore the mayor this morning.
On Sunday, Mr.. Frank Mum and Mr..
johnson met with severe mishap. They
were buggy riding and were 80 unfortunate
AZ TO turn the buggy over at the steep and
dangerous hill this side of Longs lake.
Mr.. Johnson's ankle was badly sprained
but he was able to DO out yesterday on
crutches.
On Thursday evening, April 0, inst, Q
public temperance meeting will be held In
the Methodist Episcopal Tabernacle church
Elm street, under the auspices of the bal
las Lone Star" Division 8. U. 4. Several
talented speakers have engaged to civ,
suitable addresses, readings, etc., and the
church choir will perform select pieces o.
music. Admission free; no collection. A
most cordial welcome Is extended to oil the
citizens.
Justice Price fined Lancy Clements Sil
yesterday Afternoon for ill.treatment Of hi,
wife. II ID alleged that he beats her, MOI
only with his list, but with . bludgeor