The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-28

NEW YORK, June 23.-ISpecial. l-Gov'
ernments dull and steady.
Railroads quiet and lower.
Fort Worth & Denver firsts, 73 IL.
Texas & Pacific, Rio Grande division
first, 81.
Missouri. Kansas & Texas 6's. 81 rs.
Houston e. Texas Central, firsts, Sill IA
Galveston, Harrisburg g. San Antonio
firsts, $l.4l-2
Stocks dull and shady.
Denver & Rio Grande 45 "a,
Missouri, Kansas g. Texas, 80 IL.
Missouri Pacific, l02 3-4.
. xas & Pacific, 81 80.
Cotton dull and steady. Spots the same;
sales of this day, 30, 4O6; Galveston arrivals
ass; futures points higher, 81.
Coffee weak; Rio IL; easy; sales, 81
$50; futures Is points lower.
Beeves, IA higher. Large export de-
mand.
Weeks imports. SIC, 296, 22,
Increased breadstutfs export.
Earnings of the Denver q Rlo Grande 1or
the second June week, Sl55 ,oO0.
NEW York, June 23-[Press: l-Govern-
ments strong. Railroads steady: States
inactive. Stocks less active than for long
time. Sales amounting to only 1l9,0OO
shares. Fluctuations except ia a lew
instances were confined within the range OF
I-sto11.s. Michigan Central fell on and
recovery of Is to 3-S. The dizziness in the
market is attributed to the fact that
many brokers and spectators left the
street for the country at an early hour.
As compared with yesterdays closing,
the changes were unimp0rtant except IN
Michigan Central and Western Union.
which sold down ga each. In specialtles
to 7 and Richmond & Danville advanced to
81. Long Island was per cent. lower,
at rs.
The State Capital.
AUSTIN, June 23.-[Special,l-M Will
liam Brueggerhoff, who has been
dangerously iii for some weeks is better
this morning, but still very low. :,
III. Logehorn, bookkeeper for krissels d
Co, furniture dealers, died suddenly last
night. .,,,,.st n,,h, ., Dslva,,sv
was alive this morning. but no hopes are
entertained of his recovery.
The United States court has completed
its business and adjourned.
The Austin Greys will compete Tor the
prize offered at the annual encampment:
The new Masonic temple here will be ded-
'0a GSsrteps fiied: Fort Worth Pharmacy
company. capital, 81, 500; Collin County
stonk. $500, 600; Rio Grande Bridge and
Tramwsv company, capital stock, $500 900;
First Presbyterian church at Wichita
Falls.
Weather hot and dry.
THE HIGHER COURTS.
Affirmed: Garcia VS.. the state, from Bexar
county; Hernandez vs.. the state, from
Bexar county; Bascom vs.. the state, from
Gaudalupe county Texas 81 Pacific railway
company VS.. Tolbert ct al, from Grayson
county; Scarborough VS.. the state, from
Eastland county. Reversed and dismissed:
Holly VS.. the state, from Wise county, two
cases. Reversed and Temanded: Nolan VS..
the state. from Medina county; Cartright d
Na,n VS.. the state. from Bastrop county.
Submitted on the briefs for the state:
phanloh vs., the state, from FRO county,
Wood VS.. the state, from Frio county. Re-
hearing submitted: johnson VS.. lnterna
tional Il Great Northern railway, rom
Travis county, submitted on motion to al
firm. On certificate: Houston q
rahan, from Falls county. Submitted
on motion TO set aside affirmance on GER
tiicate. Packer VS.. Bagget ct al, from
Bell county, briefly stated the majority OF
the court in the case of Hally VS.. the state
held that the acts Of the legislature pun
isbinp the giving away Of whisky In the
districts where local option mas been adopt.
ed is unconstitutional In view OF that
provision of the constitution which requires
The legislature TO pass law 10 prohibit the
sale OF Intoxicating liquors, Judge Wilson
dissenting holds IL 30 be constitutional, bN
il Is no offense to give away liquor, unless
IL il with the purpose OF evading the law,
and both opinions hold that In the particular
case the judgment should be reversed and
the prosecution dismissed.
The com missioner OF appeals reported the
following cases TO the supreme court TO-DAY
20 be affirmed: Rylee vs.. Rylee ct al, nom
Hood county; Reese Il Jandon VS.. Patter.
son. from McLennan county Burgeois et
Al vs.. Mills. from Dallas county; Hubbard
vs.. Bigham, from CoryeIl county; WEIGH
vs.. Barry, admir-, from Navarro county
English w. Hutchins, from Hayes county.
Reversed and remsDded Grain ct al, vs..
Wright ct al, from Lamar county, Malloy
W. Callahan, from Navarro county; Norris
w. Ennis ct al from johnson county. TO
be dismissed Mcmillan W. Frost et AL
from Navarro county. Rehearing submit
ted and trsI sferre1 10 Tyler: frater W.
Dsueberty, from Coryell county.
The court then finally adjourned for the
term.