The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-03
THE STATE CAPITAL.
SNEAK Thief Essays 10 Relieve Van,
Prominent Persons
of Much Trouble by Pitching Those
Gambling Indictments.
State Inventors Association Ia In
Contemplation.
Departmental Data-Cash That Went
Into the Golfers.
Marshal Gosling's Head Is In No
Danger.
Hot and Dry Weather Continues
gloomy Crop Outlook.
Hot aud Dry Weather Continues =,
gloomy Crop Outlook.
Decisions by the Higher Courts.

AUSTIN, June 2-lSpeoiall Yesterday a
sheak thief entered the county clerks office
and stole batch of fifty indictments, prir-
cpally against gamblers, that had been
handed in by the grand jury. The officers
think they can substitute them.
A movement is on foot here to organize
state inventors association in order 10
make state inventories.
The following scholastic census reports
were received TODAY; Cleburne, white.
males, l75; females, Ia; colored, males, 10:
females, ~.
Greenyllle, white. males; pa: females.
~: oolored, males, %, females, 70.
The report from Marlin is in, but has to
be returned for correction.
johnson county reports 3,0l9 childten
within the scholastic age. ~
The comptroller to-day paid in $4,000 to
this year.
Becepts at the comp,roller's office arc
Si6i ~ In exec SO OF receipts for the same
time last year.
The commission TO select q site for the
branch asylum reported to the governor
today, recommending Terrell AZ being tho
most convenient to the greatest population
and having the best water supply. They
think that In few years other asylums
viii De needed to accommodate the insane.
A warrant for SS,01 was ordered drawn 10
pay for land purchased, and In few DAYS
the governor will advertise for plans and
specifications.
The rumored change in the marshalship
OF this district cannot be traced TO relB.
BILE source. Marshal Gosling is absent, and
u seems that some one started the report
and petition was Immediately prepared,
asking that certain chronic office seek
be appointed.
Inc weather is dry and hot. Late
planted corn and cotton are irreparably in.
jured aud farmers are gloomy.
THE HIGHER COURTS.
The court of appeals affirmed Packer
vs.. Baggett, fro / Bell county; Echoiss w,
Mckee, from Navarro county; Thomas vs..
tha State. from Lamar county; Watson Va.
the State from Nueces county; Hin Va. the
state, trom Walker county; Abell VI. Mat
thews, Massey and Blake, from McI.epnan
county; Stanley vs.. the State, from Col.
orado county; Thompson vs. Burnhsm.
rom McLennan county; Walker vs. the
state, from HUI county; Graut h Berry vs..
| williams n Tolliver, from Ellis county;
Tip bursham VS.. the State. from Hopkins
county Bill Bnrkham Va. the State. from
Hopkins county; Davis VS.. the State, from
Laynca county; Hammell vs.. the Slate, nom
| Hill county; Ransiord vs.. Lea, from
Grayson county; Houston 4 Texas Central
railway VS.. Conrad. from Limestone conn
ty; kirksey vs.. the State, from Parker
county. Reversed and remanded: Harri-
sou vs.. the State Central bank, from Me-
Lannsn county; Campbell 4 Jones ys, the
state Central bank, from McIennan conn
ty Campbell, Rangdon 4 Jones va. the
state Central bank, from McLenpan conn.
"; Carol vs.. Watson, from Milan county:
l,avalinn vs.. the State, from Webb county,;
lianmell vs; the State, from Falls county'
Couch Of al. vs.. Parker, from Cole
county Texas Central railway We. Morris
from Shackeliord county; Heidenheimer
BROS vs.. Felker, from from Mitchell coun-
Hays vs.. the State, from
Lax IS ~; Baker vs.. the
ot.se, from hill county. Reversed and
dismissed Fort Worth & Denver railway
vs.. Hogseit ct al, from Wise county.
Judgment set aside and certiatori granted.
i'rather vs.. the State, from Bosque county
Dismissed Hart VS.. the State, from Gnnt
county; Slater 4 Slater, vs.. the State from
Marion county. Submitted on brieis and
oral argument by both parties; Mccall Va.
The State. from Milan county, On brie6
Tor the State; McGhee vs.. the State. from
san Jacinto county; Harrell vs., the State
rom rom san Jacinto county; Taylor va. the
sta,e, from Henderson county. On briefs
ior both. h.parties; Dunn, MURRAY a lesson wv
WOODWARD, from Coleman county,