The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28
seui-Ayres, Haalewooa, Douglass, John.

seni-Ayres, Hazlewooa, Douglass, John,
son, Wurzbach, Taylor and Wilson.
On motion of Robertson, of Jack, the
pending business was postponed, and the
blll providing Tor inspectors of sheen "a
prevent scab, was taken up and passed The
house with an emergency clause, under 4
suspension Of the rules, after tie following
counties bad been exempted from its pro,
visions; Gonzales, Graysoa aud Freestone.
The bill provides that the Inspector shall
receive TWO cents per head for each sheep
inspected.
White, by leave, introduced a resolution
authorizing the speaker, owing TO the in.
creased confusion'in the lobby, to appoint
two assistants sergeants,at-arms to keen
better order.
The pending business at the hour of ad.
lournment was the senate land bill The
bill passed the house-ayes, 6S; nays, 20,
smith, by leave, introduced petition
nom the citizens OF Austin, protesting
against a change OF their city charter.
The bill providing for the dissolution OF
an attachment when the party attached
shell go before court of competent iuris,
dicuon and show that the writ was issued
unlustly and without cause, was taken up
as the pending business.
MessrS. Taylor and Douglass spoke ut
length against the bill, and pending,,a dis.
cussion by Robertson, Of Jack, iayoring il,
the house adjourned till S:45 tomorrow
morning.
CAPITAL cHRoNICLINGs.
There Is very little hope for land leris.
lation this session, as the senate bill has
been 50 amended in the house that the sen
ate will not concur.
IL is generally agreed to that there will bC
no important railroad legislation.
Fat Cavanaugh, of San Antonio, anC
James Moore, Of this city, both sporting
men, had shooting scrape on the avenu,
this evening. Some seven or eight shot,
were fired without effect, but to the immi
nent peril of ladies and gentlemen who
thronged the sidewalks. The shooting grew
out of Misunderstanding about none,
matters. Both were arrested, and will hay,
a preliminary trial before Justice Van Ro
senoerg tomorrow. Cavanaugh fired th,
first shot, and the general opinion of thos,
who witnessed the difficulty Is that Moor,
was justified in what he did.
Senator Johnson, of Collin, has returned
| from visit to his home.
Senator Evans has returned also. Hei
an able representative and has been misse,
! from his seat.
Austin is TO have new gaS-works, Mr.
francis Il. Forster, an enterprising citizel
ana banker OF this city, having Joined il
and will push the works us rapidly as pos
sible.
Work on the trestle over Waller creek
on the railroad leading 10 the capto
grounds, is about completed, and in n shor
time the road will be in running order an,
active operations will begin on the founda
/ tlon OF the new capitol.
| Married, at the residence of the BRIDE
parents, in this city this afternoon, by tn,
Rev, I. b. Lee, Mr.. Ben w. Austin ant
Fannie b, Swindells, both formerly of Dal
las. Tho young couple left on the evening
train for Sioux City, their future home, bu
wiz remain over one day (to-morrow) II
Dallas, as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Franl
Austin.
! The immense opera-house here is crowde,
nightly to see Mrs. Benton's Cinderella.