The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-14
The State Capital,

AUSTIN, June S.-[Special. 1.-The follow
ing charters were filed to-day: Hampstead
Pavilion association; San Antonio Benefit
and Building association.
Commissioner Brewster will send to the
Louisville exposition several thousand
copjes of the Resources, Soil and climate of
Texas for distribution.
The comptroller to-day registered school
bonds of Mineola amounting to 5000.
The commencement exercises OF sam
Houston Normal school commences Mon
day next, Hon. B. NJ. Baker will attend,
but it is doubtful if the governor attends.
Tho following scholastic census reports
were received to-day: Palestine, white
males. l76; females. 1S0 colored males, II;
females, 9l. Cooke county-scholasttc pop
ulation, 97S; Demmit, l6; Grimes, 1887;
Hood, 1880; Jefferson. S51i Palo Pinto
l,l59,
The Louisville exposition commissioners
met in the senate chamber this morning.
Colonel IL. b. Andrews was elected perma-
nent chairman; DIR. Farline, secretary; j.
L. Sui,h, of Mexia, treasurer.
On motion Governor Ireland and Senators
Terrell and Jones were invited to partici-
pate in the meeting.
n was decided that the management of
the Louisville exposition be requested to
grant no application for space from Texas,
except under the approval OF the commits
sioners.
IL was moved and adopted that General
S. b. Maxey, Governor Coke, Hons. ID. b.
Culberson, Olin M. Mellborn, X; ID. NILS,
s. w, II, Lanham, Thomas Ochiltree, John
Hancock and J. w. Throckmorton, be in
yited to take interest and use their in
fuence to further the interest OF the com
mission.
A vote of thanks was extended railroads
for offers Of assistance.
IL was moved and adopted that the Inter
national railroad be requested 10 loan It's
collection Of minerals.
On motion, Hon. S. q. Cooper and +. A.
Stockdale were appointed committee TO
prepare an address to the people on the
importance Of proper representation OF the
state at the exposition.
It.gas resolved that, whereas, the legis-
islature has seen fit 10 make no appro-
priation for the purposes Of having Texas
represented at the exposition that the gov
ernor be requested 20 issue a circular 70
county Judges requesting them 20 procure
specimens of the agricultural, horticultural
and mineral products OF their respective
counties; also TO address communication
10 the presidents and managers Of the rail-
roads. merchants and cotton exchanges,
boards Of trade and stOckmen's sssOcia-
tions requesting tuch pecuniary assistance
as they NAV be willing to afford 10 assist IN
having Texas properly exhibited.
on motion. Hon. N. B. +. GOskum, who
managed the Texas exhibits at Atlanta,
and Mr.. HOdgsOn. Of Colorado City, were
selected and requested 70 take charge Of
the exhibits at Louisville.
A motion requesting railroads 20 give
rates Of freight on Texas prOducfs 20 the
exposition was adopted.
Adjourned 10 meet in Dallas on June =.
i The commissioners think u viii require
At least $1,000 or SIS 90 20 have Texas
/ properly represented. They request thsi
| the state press. members Of the Legislature
and all Others cooperate and lend AL as
/ sistance 10 their power.
/ Tomorrow rssoiutious 70 the memory q
I er-GOvernor Davis viii be introduced in The
I Federal court.
Awarraut vss issued. this morning 70,
/ tbs arrest Of J. &. Mccoy. G. J. Mccoy and
I James Standifel, chErEinE them With -
ssulfing the wife q John ". hcOoys soi
and brother Of the tuo frst named p4rties
They al reside in this county, rear Lioert,
Hill. and the s1air ErsN uut d an old feuc
Prom The stsfeneuf q complainant .
.-eus that Jnmes Stsndifsr and , =
MsCoy forribly rsstrained ths husband