The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-13
few weeks the deaf and dumb asylum WI
be supplied with water.

few weeks the deaf and dumb asylum WI
be supplied with water.
Lieutenant. Governor Martin continues 10
improve and will soon be out.
Through an omission in Saturdays re-
port, Mr.. Labatt was made to sit tamely
by and say nothing in regard TO the charge
made by Chenoweth, that he 'seen some
one" and after that determined 10 support
Gioson's substitute. Mr.. I.abatt replied to
Chenoweth with, 1T is untrue" Cheno-
weth afterwards explained that he did not
intend to impugn the motives of the gen.
tlemanyron Galveston, nor did he think or
believe he had been unduly influenced in
his vote.
The Galveston, Houston & Henderson
railroad to-day filed . resolution authoriz-
ing the issuance of first mortgage bonds to
the amount of 100000.
The Victoria water company, capital
stock $4,000, filed a charter to-day.
DIR. Pope, of the Baptist Herald. is here
trying to arrange with Mr.. Hoxie for an ex.
oursion of Baptist ministers to Monterey,
Mexico, some time in May. The Baptist
ministerial convention convenes in Waco
the 9th of May.
county judges are entitled to trial fees
where an Indictment is quashed and
motion in arrest of Judgment
is sustained. This decision Is
exactly contrary to the opinions OF the
two last attorney generals, who ruled that
judges were not entitled to fees in such
cases. Eminent legal authorities here con.
cur with the present attorney.general.
The receipts OF revenue at the comptrol-
| ier 4 ONCE Tor January were $2SS, 600; Feb
ruary, Sl97 600 against $SS, 600, aud $40 900
respectively for the same months in 1852.
Receipts to-day, 900.
Mrs Moore, wife ofthe assistant superiu-
tendent OF the lunatic asylum, died this
morning,
| MexiA.
MExIA, March 12.-ISpecial 1.-The many
friends OF Charlie Richardson In Mexia
were pleased to greet him on his return
from his post of duty on the border.
Charlie was well and iavorably known for
several years as an engineer on the Houston
Il Texas central railway. For three years
past he has been engaged as a government
scout ON the border Of Texas, New Mexico
ana Arizona. In an unfortunate engage
ment with the Kiowa Indians in Sonora in
December last, he was the only man that
came out alive, though wounded in three
different places. He is almost recovered
from his wounds, and ere long will again be
on the war path in the west. No Drawer,
more chivalrous or daring trooper ever
| leveled carbine than he.
Cotton receipts at this point for the month
Just past have aggregated 2,l70 bales, max.
, ing total for the season OF 22,4l6.
There will be u general jolliilcation
, among our lsraeltish citizens tonight over
the arrival of q young Moses in the family
, OF our leading grocer, j. Nussbaum, eight
days ago.
: An itlnerant exponent of the Quakers
lectured to fair audience at the Methodist
church on Friday night. He illustrated
very forcibly the peculiar features of these
inoiiensive religionists.
Weather fine and farmers busy as bees.
Your Denison correspondent last week
> erred in his statement that Mosely Bros
!; were removing their business from Mexia
10 Denison. The fact is they are only open
inga branch store at Denison. Their head
Q quarters and chief place of business will
: still be in Mexia, the "livestn town along
D the Central.
I, The Nellie Boyd dramatic combination
! plays at tho opera.house Monday, Tuesday
! and Wednesday nights next
Captain J. W, Fishburn, one Of Mexia'.
most prominent citizens, died suddenly
this morning.