The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-15

Arrival Of The Bnsiness nnd Pleasure
ExcnrslonIsis.
Suit for Damages Instituted Burglary
--Prisonsiy Appeal,
with Other Dnilas Daily DoIDgs.
ARRIVAL or THE ExoURsIoNrsrs.

ARRIVAL or THE EXCURsIONIsTs
About one hundred Chicago excursion
lists. representing considerable capital and
the guests Of the Missouri Pacific roads,
arrived in the city last evening from the
east over the Texas e Pacific road and after
spending the day in the city leave Tor the
west and general tour OF the state. The
excursion is u'der the direction of
DR.. John Il. Ennis, passenger
agent of the Missouri Pacific, and there
are number OF ladies' IN the party. The
press OF Chicago and Milwaukee is repre-
scented. The object of the excursion Is
business and pleasure combined, and so
far as the practical is concerned they could
not have selected better season, Tor now
they see Texas in her worst light-the deed
of winter with the mercury in the
thermometers registering at 76o in the
shade. If pleased with the country there
are those of the party who will make large
investments. The object Of the trip is TO
inspect the lumber, grain, cotton. sugar
and grazing districts OF Arkansas and Tex
as, with view of making full report on
them through the press for thu benefit of
emigrants and others seeking homes in
milder climate The first stopping point
was Little Rock, hence they came via Tex.
arkana to Dallas; IRON Dallas they 20
to Fort Worth and Big Springs,
remaining there forty-eight hours.
From Big Springs to Ell Paso. thence back
again to Fort Worth and on to Austin;
from Austin to San Antonio; from San An
tonic down to Galveston and Houston, and
thence back again to st. Louis by way of
Denison and the Indian Territory. The
party will be out until the 2Sth of Novem-
her. The party has been extended an in
vitation by Colonel Foster, OF the Fort
Worth & Denver road, to visit Wichita
Falls which they will probably accept
The following are among the party,
some of whom are guests AZ the Windsor,
yet the majority of the party slept last
night on the train, as the hotel was
crowded.
Allen Rush, Pittsfield, Illinois, member
of state board of agriculture.
T. f. Spangler and wife, ZlnesVille,
Ohio, real estate operator.
Hon. D. w. Ellis, Minneapolis, Mime
sofa, attorney at lew.
William s. Everett and wife, Chicago,
: Illinois, attorney at law, member OF the
firm of Everett q Megrue, London, Eng
land.
N. G. Keeran al wife, Chicago, Illinois,
ticket agent " abash & Missouri Pacific
railways.
George A. Ross and whe, oskaloosa,
Iowa, farmer.
Mrs. ]. P. Gage, Clinton, Iowa.
Miss Clotilde Gage, Clinton, Iowa.
Miss Minnie Harrell, Baraboo, Wiscon-
sin
Al. Shaw. land agent Missouri Pac if
railway. Galesburg, Illinois. -
DR.. Rud A. Koss, editor Daily Heral
Milwaukee. Wisconsin.
Otto Koss. Milwaukee, Wisconsin:
J. w. Southwck, Springfield, Illinois,
president Springfield Carpet company.
A. B. Judkin. land agent Missouri Pacific
RAILWAY SnriDp Hpld Illinois.
J.E. Brown, Galesburg, Illinois, proprie-
tor Browns Corn.planter works.
Captain T. w. Kidd, Springfield, Illinois,
proprietor Springfield Daily Monitor.
J. e. Scruggs, land agent Missouri Pa
nific railway company, Oskalo OSLO Iowa a.
omitted Stein, Danville, Illinois, excursion
,he asssouri Pacific railway.
we're but rece thompson, capitalist Oskaloosa,
and honors tina
memory brougb!y and wife, travelling passen-
famoushy Missouri Pacific railway COM
melody = .'cago.
Mo- d. Ennis and family, passenger and
II -vi4 agent Missouri Pacific railway com
pany, Chicago.
Up. Coons, Springfield, Illinois, farmer.
G. M. Coons, Springfield, Illinois, farmer.
NJ. Doyle, Springfield, Illinois, ma
DR.. ". Cope Davis, Springfield, illinois,
W. T. Barrett Springfield, Illinois,
farmer. go,
1. N. withrow, Springfield, Illinois,
county constable.
james Bruner, Springfield, Illinois,
farmer.
G. Fisher, Springfield, Illinois, farmer.
A. Fairchild, Springfield, Illinois, Spring
field Watch company.
Charles Pride, Springfield, Illinois, con-
tractor.
j. Pollock. Galesburg. contractor.
A. f. Mccormick, Gaesburg, STOCK
breeder.
Thomas Thompson, oskaloosc, Iowa, cap
italist.
W. II. Minnick, Osksloosa, Iowa, manu-
facturer.
A, E. Locke. Oskalooss, Iowa, contractor.
II. Grant, Bloomfield, Iowa, farmer.
Charles Pine, Gaesburg, Illinois, farmer
L. K. Camp, Galesburg, Illinois, capi-
talist.
7. G. Richmond, Portland, Oregon, stock
man.
A. vickery, Galesburg, Illinois. capt
d .talis. mn.
Charles Z. Grant, Galesburg, Illinois,
Mrs. M. l.. Winans, Gslesburg, Illinois.
ma MANAGE SHIT.