The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-25

st. Louis: Market Report-A Farmers
Death Fall.
Marshall: Fair Notes and Race Course
items.
Houston: A Painter Presents Pretty
Scene.
Coleman: Minister Of the Gospel will
Serve the State.
McKinney: Colonel Vim. Fitzhugh's
Sad and Fatal Accident.
Bonham: A Narrow Escape From
Lynchiag-Snicide.
Ay--- n
Coleman: Minister Of the Gospel Will
F- Serve the States
Bonham A Narrow Escape From
Lynching-Suicide.

Lynchiag-Snlcide.
Other Interesting News by Specials.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. Louis, Oct. 23.-[Special.l Trading
uuiet In the local cotton market; sales, GOO
bales for the day; no change in spot quota
tions; light fluctuations in futures.
Wheat market unsettled: No. red, cash,
90 3.4 to SO 1.S; on east side of the river,
$i.O0 1-S to $1.o1.
Corn dull; No. 2 mixed, cash, 40 IL to
As IA; No. 2 white mixed. so.
Wool quiet and steady; prices are we'll
maintained; no change Of trade; low at the
stockyards; no Texans on sale.
Martin Gaasch, farmer. living at Mis-
soun Point, in st. Charles county,
met with sudden death last night. He
had been to Lamothe to pay his taxes, and
started for home about mile below. after
dark, accompanied by his wife. He was
intoxicated and drove over stump, and
was thrown out head first and his neck
broken. An inquest was held to-day.
Gilbert D. Perkins, formerly chief of tie
secret service bureau in the Pittsburg dis
trict. will come to st. Louis to take the
place of Mr.. Tyrell who will go east, Mr..
Perkins was mainly instrumental in break
ing up the Ballard gang of counterfeiters
in New York. He bears good reputation
MARSHALL.
MARSHALL, Oct. 3.-TSpecial, IA meet
+ inc of the Harrison county bar was held at
the courthouse this morning, to take some
action with reference to the death Of the
late chiefjustice, George +. Moore.
on motion Hon. William Straman was
called to the chair, and E. P. Hill was
elected secretary. On motion committee
Of five was appointed to prepare suitable
the meeting, viz, f. B. Sexton, chairman;
"A. j. Booty, George L. Hill, John T.
Pence and James Turner. who in due
time reported the following preamble and
ESspMsy, We have heard with profound
regret Of sasn ,tos Hi ns Of aon The sUpge
WHrRras. I'VE desire to place upon
record some evidence OF our appreciation OF
onr deceased brother. who devoted almost
a lifetime to the pubic service; therefore,
Resolved, first, That In the death OF
IndRo M0OT6, tuc bthtC hho iOos 0setti1ou
than whom none was more useful, upright
and honorable; the legal profession mem.
her than whom no1e more able. learned
md distiuguished, and society an ornament
that will not soon be forgotten, but will
long be regarded as one OF the brightest
that ever shone in the state.
Resolved, second, That the ability and
;ndefatigsbie industry that characterized
Iudge Moore In the discharge OF official
dnty commands our admiration, while the
nurity of his private character will always
induce us 10 cherish his memory with the
highest venera.ion.
p solved third That ve tender ~ his
bereayed family our sincere sympathy In
their deep affi ction, and that copy OF
these resolutions be sent TO them by the
cierk T the district court OF this county.
Resol we'd, fourth, That the chairman OF
This me citing present these proceedings 10
our dis rict court, now In session, and re-
quest Il at they be spread upon the min
u'e' '" F.B. SEXTON, Chairman.
A. ]. BooTY,
G.. l.. HILL,
JOHN t. PENCE,
JANIS TURNER.
Colonel Sexton, in presentlng these reso.
lutions. passed q glowing eplogy on ths
slife. apd chars yer OF me dlsungu,ssheo ,snro
resolutions be furnished the Dallas HEnALf
And Houston Post. With q request that they
publish the same. Upon motion tns
meeting adjourned. . cA.,,u,n
E.P. HILL. Secretary.
The following is q list ot the entries ioi
Haifm mile dssh, for two year olds, purss
e1oo -Entriet. Bachelor enters Flora
Tnreer. BsrkIey, enters Bill Scott, and
Callsvay, e tiers Lula Dusk: