The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-08

alias Annie Davis. a niulstto girl. stealing
silk dress and ladies CLOAK, pleaded
guilty and got two years. Jol "A Homes a
negro, theit OF money over SO pleaSed
guilty and got three years. larry Ford
burglary, pleaded guilty and got two
years. IL Il. Bamburg, robbery, pleaded
guilty and got two years. Bob Shelton.
negro, aggravated assault on another ne.
gro, pleaded guilty and was fined $50
anu costs -Four OF the parties newly In.
uleted oy The grand jury pleaded guilty
.hls evening and received sel tences as fol.
lows; Con Flood, Joe Keeler and Charles
bowman, charged with robbing William
Hughes-tour years, five years and four
wears; Charles Miller robbery--three wears,
ms makes eleven convictions in the dis.
trict court to-day.
DUCK Olarke, popular young railway
man, brother of Conductor George Clarke.
OF the Texas \ Pacific, and brother.inlaw
OF conductor Bob Conley, also of the Texas
faclhc, is dying of pneumonia. His
iriehus and relatives at Dallas
were notified to-day. A brother
o.3ucS and George Clarke fell in o syncope
IN IN ieW hours, Buck was taken sick only
four days ago.
External and Internal improvements are
oelnS made at the Cumberland Presbyte.
rian church.
sufficient funds were raised to-day to de.
ray the expenses of the grand twentieth
anniversary ball of the Knights OF Pythias
on the instant.
divorce was granted Ella Gill from her
husband, Ephriam Gill.
Snot was fired into Mr.. George Dash
WOODS window last night.
Monroe Narvell, servant of Recorder
/ u ltINl. received "a
friend, and it proved TO be an in,ernai
machine 1t was cigar box loaded with
pow4er ana ball, and the match was SO
rudely arranged that the plot failed,
since the Gazette has "ensmalledn the
demand Tor the HERALD has enlarged.
Lancaster.
LANCASTER, Feb. 7.-[Special by Tele.
phone. MIR. George Haden went hunting
yesterday and returned late In the after.
noon with twenty.eight partridges, two rab
BITS and number Of wild ducks, Mr.. John
Ellis, without going off his premises, netted
800 blsckbirds, and, of course, has had "fou,
and twenty blackbirds baked in eyery pie.i
me sudden change in the weather on
last Friday night, caused an eccentric old
gentleman to so early Saturday morning
W 'he mousse oil widow lady In the neigh
oorhood to examine her thermometer. Ar
rlving there he said to the widow Madam
can look at Your .wholliker
this morning?' The lady, seizing A broom
stick, screamed out, iii 'jew-wholliker
your hide, You old rascal, if you don't clea,
away from here Immediately" The OLD
gentleman vanished like streak of LIGHT
mag and has since purchased pronouncinl
olctonary and copy of Crahbes' Sy
nonymes. ~
Captain b. Freen has sold his entire stocl
OF furniture. together with the store build
ing, to Mr.. Beckley, and II is said, contem
plates removing to Waxahachie,
Mr.. Z. NJ, Lyon late professor of ancient
languages, in Austin college, at Sherman
mas returned to Lancaster, and is now en-
parked IN the drug business.
Uncle Jimmy" Caldwell, as he IL ia mil
iarly called by his friends, was taken sud
denly i'll last night and his physician think
IL case ol pneumonia.
dragsy and riiitee%ge pgGs, has sold out his stock
fsmily. vast with bi
Another estimate of the tribute paid b,
this town and precinct to Dallas puts tn
/ ligures much lower than the estimate giycl
, in my last letter.
. Mayor W. +. Nance has sold to Mr.. MOI
lett his entire interest in the Star mills
B The sun is shining to-day but the weathe
Keeps colo, with stiff norther blowing,