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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-11

Train No. "a connects ~ BurGe lille daily Witn
Nol folk and Western railroad for Fauayille
fvucl burg, and all southwestern points.
Train No. 80 Through nassnl Sn-, s'nps re.
lions. connecting at kevsyille for all point, on
Il. and NJ. railroad; at Sutherin's with Milton au4
Sutherin Narrow-tiaug' railroad for Milton al
Greensboro for all point on Salem Branch: a.
Atlanta for all p0iDt' South and Southwest: Al
salisbury for all pon.s n Western North Carolina
railroad.
Train No. 50 tthrough passenger aud frail sto -
AZ salisbury, Greensboro, and Eonaa: Rcid.-
Vile. High Point, Townsville. Lexington. and
Concord. between Dgnyille and Charlotte. and
all stations between Richmond and Danyillc:
~ sutherlins with Mutton and ~utherlin
Narrow Gauge railroad foi milton; at tireen,-
borO for all pomts on salem Branch and
North Carolina division: at Charlotte with
Charlotte, IsldmIit Il Augusta railroad Tor
Columbia. August savannah, aud Florida poluts.
with Atlanta and Charlotte diyi 'on for Atlanta
and all points South AMI sou lwe.t.
Trains from the south arrive az Richmond at
7:4I A. W.. 4 p. NJ. and TIA =. a..
BON AIR PksSFNGFH sFRNICH
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OLODOMINI0N STEAMSHIP It ssss.
~ COMPANY. sNx&.1Se
FOR NEW YORK.

Tnis company Will dlspatchone OF taeirsplesdid
steamers-GUYAND0Tr ROANOKE. MAN
HAITIAN, OLD DOMINION, and RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY
(For hours of sailing. see advertisement below.
steamers leave New ork TUESDAY, =, THURS.
DAYS. and SATURDAYS at 3 Z. NJ. from Pier 20
new nrmberl. North river, foot Of Beach street..
They nave splendid saloons, state-rooms and
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
After-cabln fare 10 New York iincludlng meals
and bertnl. SO: round-trip tickets as Storage
with subsistence 81; without subsistence. f6.
Frelghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with Dispatch, and nc charge made except actual
EXPENSES incurred.
Freight received until o'clock +. ". daily.
eor further in formation, apply to
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
iy29 office COmHanv's wharves. Rockets.
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rrsnl Fire in Portugal.

LESION. january 10.-A fire occurred IN
the barracks at Braga to-day. and eight
persons were either killed or Injured.
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kiCiillONII.

AKhlN
400 L. NJ. MAIL daily except sunday.
lO:45A. VI. ACCOMMODATION daily teNc ~
sunday
73j A. VI. NIGHT EXPRESS daily except
Mondayl.
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~ruE cmcuLArIoNo or THE DISPATCH
uEARsER THAN THE COMBINED ciRcu-
RATION or ALL THE OTHER DAiLYNKws'
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old .~f:>sss>
Il Dominion Steamship Company sssssdzzzsssszs
proposed salings for the week following are
Wy ANOkE, Captain HULPHERs, FRIDAY.
January | It'll. al 2 O'Clock Z. VI.
ROANOKE. Captain COUCH, SUNDAY, JAN
uary 18Th. at 2 O'Clock =. NJ.
OLD DOMINION. Captain WALkEn, TUES
DAY. January 18th. at = O'Clock =. VI.
Freight received until ! O'Clock y. ". Friday d.
) O'Clock L. " saturday. and TO l O'Clock Z. NJ.
Tuesday
Through bills Of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch TO all points north, south.
east. and west; aIso to foreign ports,
Passenger accom- mOdations Unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York Including meals and
BERTH, S1t; rOund-trp tickets. SIS. etceragc.
with subsistence. 81; without subsistence. SO.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Tues
days. Wednesday,, and Saturdays 10y The Chesa-
pcake and Ohio railway az 7:3j A. ~ ria New
ports News will make connection AZ Norfolk
with steamer leaving those days. Tickets TO be
had Mt the Chesapeake and Ohio depot and \. W.
CAREERS, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage apply TO
GEORGE W.ALLEN & Co. Agents.
ia COmpany's Wharf, Rockets.
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ARTISTS, SUPPLIES.

HAVING PURCHASED FROM OTTO
III WIGAND his entire stock OF PAINTERS
AND ARTISTS SUPPLIES, etc.. and dcsiriag to
dispose or the same as soon as possible, offer the
entire stock nj and below cost. All persons de-
string anything IN that line will nd II 10 their In
terest 10 call. II. l.. WIGAND.
IN b-1wf 73O east Main street.
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Inman Sfcamers for Sale.

LasggpooL, January 10.-The Inman
sp.,mcrs City Of Paris and City OF New
York were offered for sale at auction TO-
day. The City Of Paris was withdrawn
without bid being proffered, and the City
OF New York was withdrawn after bid OF
coz. 0O0 had been reached.
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Dusincsk Failure In San Francisco.
Try telegraph 70 the Dispstch.l
sax F'EAgciseo. January 10.--M. Water
sssp 4 Co.. grain dealers, hayc ia!ad. IL
.abiIiN 2, 81, 800 700.
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All regular Messenger fr4I - stop at Bon Air.
PULLMA\-CAh SERVICE
on Train 6U-Ncw Ior. ana Atlanta r.q Wash
ingtOn and Danyille.
en- Train Washington 9pd Augusta, WASH
ingtOn and New Orleans. RIr mono and Danyiie
on train No. %; returnb.., Greensboro and
Richmond on No. 50.
Tickets sold 10 all points south, southeast, and
southwest and baggage checked through.
EOlay-oyer checks given On local tickets.
VI. SLAUGHTER.
General Passenger agent
Boil HAAS. Traffic Manager.
A. L. RIXEs. General Managor IN Il
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CONNECTIONS

CONNECTIONS
Al Richmond with associated RAILWAYS f"r D.
points south, and Richmond, Fredericksburg s u
Potomac railroad for all points North; az Lyocl-
bury with Virginia Midland railway for al rni -
narth, and Norfolk and Western rsi rosd 80
Knoxville, Chattanooga, atlanta, Cincinnati.
81. Louis, Nashville Louisville. Memphis Ne"
Orleans, and all point In the South. southwest. inl
Texa.. Sleeper ~ nchburg 20 New ORLEANS and
Chattanooga without change. and on all r.Sh
trains. This train makes close connection 10
Memphis and all southwestern points. and avoids
several hours layoyer st Chattanooga.
SieePfng-edr attached 10 Sight ESprsss ypr
LVackburg.
Trains marked daily Except sunday
j. Il. MAJ MUROO,
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
~ SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBER TO-
1883.
DEPART RICHMOND: Louisville and Cincin.
nati express, 4:20 Z. NJ. daily; mail, $40 4. NJ.
daily Except sunday: Ashland, Ky, aud Co'rln-
bus, Ohio, night express. 10 =. VI. daily ieNceht
sunday; Tor Norfolk ana Old Point. y. We
daily except sundav), 1856 A. NJ. daily except
sunday -. -,
THE 4:30 Z. VI. TRAIN STOPS FOR LOCAL
BUSINESS between Richmond aud Charlo,tes'
VILE.
ARRIVE RICHMOND: From the West, $50 4.
NJ. (except Snndayl. 6:30l'. n. daily, and $3.50 p.
VI. except Sunday. from Norfolk and Old Point.
I1:sO \. VI. daily Except Sundayl,and e:loP. ".
fiom Old Point and Norfolk Except sunday.
Louisville and Cincinnati express day eOache'
frou Richmond q Cincinnati. Pullman sleeping
ears Washington TO Lexington. Nv, aud loai,-
VILE without change. Attached at Cbarottes'll.e
9:15 Y. ".
Ticket Ofrces: 1000 Main street and Chess
peake aud Ohio Railway depot.
III. ", FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06
ESCAPED CONVICT CAPTURED.

Cherries Bennett, sl as Green, who .scap d
from agent Oglesby slorg with Pickens,
alias HI gen bottom, alias Dick Greenwood
on the 30th wishin three miles al Jscksor-
Wills, while being conveyed 10 the penitep
tiary, by unlockin their .hackels while In
the water closet and iumpisg from the
train, was recaptured yesterday In this
citv by me Hgent aud is
aga.n ia safe c oiy Ia The
u ,iiss county al. B'nnstt Is one OF the
prisoRers who was convicted In Wi'e cum.
der and norse stealing. for which hN was
given fourteen wears. Yesterday Afternoon
Will. Agent Oklesby was sitting in the
Frder~l COURTROOM, he st~ him r'dins
down EN- street on little bay mare He
went az once In quest Of bis man accom-
panied by the sherifis Of Clay snt Coleman
con ,tiep, and found him IN the Rad Front
90 Don On Elm street. making out q
bill OF sale for the horse he wa
riding to Billv Moore, a horse trad,
| The thres offlcsrs entered and wbeD
their man LOOKED up he fonni himself COD.
fronted by three lsree sized improved
Smith d Wesson pistols. Well, Won have
rot me-" he SID doeasfly. When toe
com n sud "hands no" vas given be ooev.
Cd wish slscrity. On sserchinE him, two
butcher knives, a sock h,lI iull OF shot
tied 90 ss to make sluog.
book wers found on mis- rcrson. at l had =
gun wcu'd huve got ono OF you, boys
Re said as he marched off to the county
iail. He saws ne bought the hcrse he wal
riding, but that he siole the hat he was
wesring. Mr.. o glesby has the mare In his
keepipg, which IL branded ~ 8" upside
dowr, which is very dim.
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CITY COUNCIL.

CITY council met in adjourned eession
last night, Mavor Caoell prefiting.
The contract for the Msin stree. sewer,
which Ia TO run from Sycamore stree 10
Murphy street, vas lie. TO Fign & Slunder.
son.
A NUM- her OF petitions wsre reed and re.
'crrsd 10 appropriate committees. Among
them was Que Bsklag that The
-,ock ordinances be abolished north
and west of Mckinney avenue, which vi,
referred to CON oittee com posed az der
men Brown, Williams and 4pell.nan
Alderman Brown presented All orGicr o.
condsrsing the eight ordinances Oh the fire
limiIs into one desisralis K the b0un1srits,
Which was passed.
The salary OF the city marshal and
city engineer were raised SO. per month,
making their salaries each Sl25 per mnntn
The bond OF tho city scavenGer was ap
pr wed.
Ths petition Il tho Old TiGA" FIR de
psrtment 20 be allowed to ftteud the Far.
mans state convention, at Fort WORTH, IN
the l0.h, was read and referred To the
committee on fire department, VITA the nv
dcrstapdipg that IL everything was lovely
to let them go.
The city secretary was instructed to nd-
vertise for bids to light the city.
A resolution wts passed empowering the
school trustees to make tha necessary
chsng~s in the school buildings to accom-
mediate the ipcresssd sohola,tio popula.
ton.
A resolution WAS passed suthor'z ng the
pvsing of both sides OF Preston and Cab
bic streets from Oolum bia street to Main
street. Polx, Wood and Jsckson streets on
both sides from HAYWOOD street Ia tho
Houston e. Texss Central railroad. Cou,
meros street from Houston & Texas Cen.
tral ysilroad to ne ssst corporation lice
The esst side OF Hsr wood street from Main
ssrsst sruth to NH creek.
The followiua petition OF Interest was
read:
To the Honorable Mayor aud City Council;
en- the owner OF piece OF land situated
SER phe center OF the oily. which think ~
admirably adapted for . ra'k, which land
Will sell 20 the CITY at fair ard
reasonable price end on as lorR
time - you N AZ prsfsr-I would he pleased
IN show said land N your hosorsb'e body
whenever ID would be convenient for you to
look ~ IL. Respectfully,
THOMAS Field.
The above was referred TO q special com.
m i,tss com oosed OF Aldermen William,
korony ard Smith.
Council adjourned TO meet Monday
night
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06

the road are still with II. The Texas &
Pacific Ia nearly double the lenrti al npy
railway Ia the state and tr.vorsts ere alter
diversity OF country. The line you know
Is divided Into three divisions VIZ ;
the New Olesns division, which .X
lends from Shreveport 70 New o.
leans; the Eastern which extends
from shreveport 70 Marshsll, from there to
rsxMkana ard from that point via sher'
man TO Fort Worth. and from Marshsll 10
Fort Worth, the Rio Graudo division which
extends from Fort Worth to Sierra Blsnro"
has suif-red severely from noods, aud n
n receiver IL appointed II Ia my opiniop
that I, will ba zone At Iva own
solicitation, for II has met ND to date the In
t-rest on It's bonds, notsi' hstsnding the
dl-~~rou, blow ths line he. reo.v.d ny
rssson OF the II s,ds. For instance, within
three month"; after the c,msls,ion OF the
line hom Shreveport 10 New q .lsaps there
vss ~ unprecedented rise OF N"
Atohaialaya river, which swept the
rosa for mils~, followed b. the
brsskins Of Davis ovssssss, and here arc
$50 s,ilss o. rost on which, since that time.
not wheel hAs been ter ,ed. This ont OIL
oil Irsfilc over the line With Nsw 0h.sn'
brsak OF Davis crsvssse IA still hos.
noaths 10 stop It. The Rio Grsnds cr
wesssrn division has also suffered frtm
both iloods and natural csusss. THE divi-
sion 10 600 milss In length, two-,hird' Of
which hes no local business and H. hes 10
dsssHA or through business, end
its only connection for through
trads Ia with its connections
with the Mexican Central and the Southern
Psoiho railways. Ths trade connection
with the former lios 10 comparatively
speaking, of small import. The Southern
Pacific suffered very muca from tAs early
spring iloods, and thh cutoff communioa'
ton ovsr the Texas & Pacific with California.
The Southern Pacific was Hooded In Whist 10
known ~ tbs Soledad canyon for distance
Of ssvsnty.fve miles, which was washed
out throuRh bout tho srrlns season, bue'ne"
wss INTERRUPTED for months ut time. This
followed by thu recent local wasbcuts n
this, the eastern division, has made II .
very hard yesr TO- this road
which under ordinary circumstances IL he
finest iins in the dion. At pfesep, eighty
or ninety miles OF the road east Of III Pnso
10 flooded by tho greet Iiss Of ihs Rio
Grsnds river, which !. In places three miles
vide. The T'xs x Pacific will always he
a good line, however, under reasonable cir
with or without receiver.
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ruErExAs a PACIFIC,

The telegram 10 yesitr lays HERALD, ron
St. L~us, th At form stion had been received
from New York 10 the effect that spplics
lion would soon be made for the spooin'.
ment of A receiver for the Texas n Pacific
rail wsy vas next IN the Chicago convention
the main topic Of cor versasion. A
HERALD reporter met with az
official OF this line, who said that be Knew
nothiue further than Whist Was contained in
the telegram. If a receiver was appointed
it would not surprito him, and vics versa
In bis opinion, should tbs rosd
s. placed In the hands Of receiver there
would BE- no material changes among its
o0ciais or employees. The international q
Great Northern road pa'ssd through and
out Of the hsnds Of Q rece vsr ard 'n the
n4aln me same ofhcils and employee Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06

srscr the dec ,nation Of Hon. joins HAN
. ,ceto submit his nome Is candidate for
re-eie c,on to congress numerous pereons
hays been proposed to Ill the place. Proba.
q the one most pr minentlv spoken Of a.
this time 10 tx LisuTrsAsr GovEBEoH 10
6Ayes. H.s election would undoubtedly
be q good one. and the people OF the state
would receive his nomination with satisfsc
ton. MAJOR JoHS l. BRrcKESRIDoE is also
spok IN OF f.vorsbly 'or the position. Eo,h
craftsmen are old.time democrats, ard
th cir views are in accord with the democ.
rpcy o. the state 90 the tariff question.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06
As THE HERALD PREDICTED

The Fort Worth Democrat lakes strong
grounds In favor of increasing the price
charged f T leased lands belonging to the
state. Below will be found fgarcs II gives
to prove that every acre leased by cattle
men yields them a net profit of $3lS 1.
threatens that II the next legislature don't
do better in this regard, better raen will be
cf osen mex. time. The HERALD has coz.
tended that the free-grass advocates were
actuated by mistaken zeal in behalf Of the
cattle INTEREST,", and time will verify the
truth OF these predictions. The Demo
crat says: The Dallas HERALD protests
against the course Of a few paper in this
state that are endesvoring to
draw the fiee-arass question into
state politics. The HERALD IS wrong
II state politics don't mean stats govern
ment then 1t means nothing. The peoples
represent tivts created tho lease law and
the board that operates II, and II the people
don't like 1t let them say SO. Now 10 the
time for the people to talk, and they will
say a few things before next Chr stma', II
the HERALD's ilk will permit them. When
the people get through tais ing about this
asing business then they VIII sit down,
aud woe be unto those on whom they sit,
The people Of this great state we're four
years In Pm, FEssoR Romans school, and the
Old professor is lightning on figures. Here's
the SUN, allow ten acres of the chill
dren's grass land 10 be sufficient to keep a
steer ote year. Now, ten acr,sa at cents
an acre-is so cents, for oae year. Texas
steers horns are ripe a, four years ard
bring S35 Subtract the cost Of four years
pr ovinder at so cents a yf.r, SO 20-lsaves
sSl so. That's rather q bad showing for
the children certainly, olr representatives
have acted in bad faith towards the poor
children, and, when they 70 back to Austin
II they don't do better We will send other
and better men next time That's the
way the People will fix the free. grass busi-
ess II tn. kings keep on ureing the Ques
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06
THE REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM

There Is not much In the doeumen, PFC
mnlgaied by the vision OF the republican
pirly at Chic ago yesterday, but a. II Is TO
"a the pedestal upon which the party 10 TO
,tand In tho next canvass, We vii. brl, A.
lotlce its most salient poinis.
they renew their allegiance 20 the
principles that have enaoled then
through ak consecutive contests TO achieve
sic,oIy lreieuinR Of course, am ,ng other
'mpes 10 the fraud of 1870. They have
added purity to glslatior," and ability
ind int 'riiy TO all departments OF he
E1vefpment This latter clause must have
1ai some e'erenoe TO the latter DAYS oil
CRAFTS administration. when the whisk y
ring ran the government, and thu star.
route transactions, so fresh In the minds OF
the public, and the distinguish, ex senator
from Arkansa.
They lament the death Of President
GARFIELD but in the acts aud adminisira
ton Of ARTHUR they see no much to ad
mire one could almost think they were
glad GARFIELD was gone TO give the present
great man a chance. The question OF pro-
teciion they do not want for revenue alone
but they are anxious to protect manuiao
turers and enable them TO accumulate
more wealth especially as most Of
the manufacturers live In republicans
states and vote with the grand
old party" They are especially solcitou'
about the wool'grower. This is not strange
as IL was lately shown 10 their conven-
ton, that they constitute "A large voting
population. especially In Ohio. where votes
are needed In the coming cam
paign. They seem also TO BIO q little dis.
turbed about the colored man, but this Is Of
less importance, as they think there is no
good show TO carry the states OF the south.
The bait thrown out to the laborinG
man by saying I'VE will increase your
wages 20 per cent. by protection
a I'd charge you with 25 per cent. additional
fIr the clothing you wear" will not be,r
probing.
They claim they have always given the
people the best money.
They want the eight hour labor law
anu Whut lur tulUhuluu itlt nv NUM-. lulJ
1, taily for the Pacific coast.
We are really glad - zee that The party
In convention at leas. fav5rs Civll-sorvice
reform (CUBrIs must have been with the
committe,) as they have never carried it
toto practice. 1; is notable that the party
X row extremely a; xious about
The Ulion soldier and desireS
.lat he be cared for, 81 least until after the
election, IS he woes large in ubtful
sts,e'. After the election he can rustic Tor
himself
The com mitiee could not conclude tie
ardgous labor wit out saying something o.
the navy. Their sEcoR RoBEsoY had o
trlord on the committee, or there was some
man there who wantsd a b. There is not
much new In tie document. It is evidently
made to catch the votes In the states where
votes are most needed, aud there 10 No,
much Of principle announced.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06

Qua correspondent ut WAGE wired the
Hca.LD yesterday that Bradsreet's
Agency reported the failure Of the First
N s,ionsI bank At Mckinney. The daily
report OF the Dallas office gave the iniorma.
ii IN to Waco agency, but learning OF the
or -,r on the next day rent the correction 10
w le,, but the report correcting had evil
deutly not reached there when the mat or
va, given TO the press. There Is TO founda-
ton IN the report as the bank IL one Of the
oe 4 in the state. Nh. BrRsEs, suIer u
tsndent OF Br,dsireets Agency here
ruskes n statement eltewhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06
PERSONAL.

General ]. @. RI ;sdsle, OF San Francisco
Is at the Wintsor.
Mr.. E. b ID gset.. of For. Worth, was .
visitor in this city Yesterday.
Robert Maddox, Fort Worth city coll,c-
tor and Assessor, 10 in the city.
Oaptsin Il. n. Rrs, OF Webster cant
fame, left Last svsaiDg LOT Austin.
Judge ]. A. Carroll, Of Denton. is in the
city - attendance on Federal court
]. Bosz, president OF the Travellers bank,
Fort Worth, vss in the city yesterday,
Misses Minnie Miller, Flora Henry,
Laura Gsston, n Dsllar, VIM have been
Attending ssboJi - Nashville, Teureesee, re-.
'urned ysstertay nucn improved In every
way.
X. II Porter. Arksdelp PHI, Arkansas,
Y. y. Hum ohrsy, J. +. 5tesgnll, Thomas
q. Wen. Breck James, OF st. Louie, mrua
bsrs Of the r sngw Cattle company, srs IN
The ty ca rouss to King county 70 vist
theif reaches.
Mr.. Jurics VoodP, N the supreme courf
In wbo.s circuit 10 are, teiegrnphed Clers
A. J. Houson ttse he would be here @
presids over the orouit court to dRy. Son q
Important qnsssiors have brvn sdj IurpeJ
By she couTs 70 awais his presence ON the
bench.
At the 81, George: j Is Wilson, WBxa.
hschie; ) Boren, W W Rascal, Ennis; II
l. Gibson, Waco; DR. Il II Jonrs, Dallas
county; Mrs Godfrey. Miss Eugene Godfrey.
Everett Grammar, HcK 'nney: II i Wrka.
ield, Wssktop: y y K-es'', Atlanta: G L
Uaniely John V xaz Ferris; John Flower
wax shechir o II BIZ, F.rmsrville; J i
rimmors. w x,bschir; Il b Daeg-t:, Fort
Worth. r NJ Werbroos, Clsoorne; J X
Psc., Wsco:.B DA vel IN ~i!e, Hnthi ,s;
n G Aswley. On $50; w O nctarl nd
t'leburae: g A Fsris. Wsxshschie; X Is
Viewer, New Or.ea~s; II l. Dean. Mvrtel
Dean. Wills Pout: N A Harrison, st Louis;
+ NJ Westbrooks, Cleburne; Grover Moore.
Ism Ware, ksurnsD; u MOuutos-'ls,
Allen: 7 O Conger, Mineols; J l. Iovri ~,
Sc Louis; II Sh sods and dauehter, Terrell
" A Frsocr, II II Terrell. K.ufnan; j +
Timmons, Wsxabschie; DR. X II Jones,
Dsllas county.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06
TOO SHORT A TURN.

In skiing q su den turn from PoyGrss
street into Elm street on yes.e'd V
afternoon, Oscar Rorgh'on ard ID.
X. Keys were thrown firm the buggy 10
which they we're ssased, and the later
Ief, arm was severely sprsined and his is'r
slightly bruised. Ro,zhtnn esn1ped itj iry.
The horse ran away up Elm street, runninp
into buggy In which 4 lriy vas seated
who saved herself by jumping ont on The
eide walk. The dashboard OF the vehicle "a
which the runaway horse was sitac1sd Wa
broken, and the animsl either b,'e iis
len bind leg or cut The lesdyrs, ia ii nirg t.
Tor life. The rig vas from the livery ttsb.e
OF Msr,yn& Williams.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-06
COLORADO CITY.

COLORADO CITY, June 5.-TSneclsl IA
book agent nam.d Frank s. Barlow, travel
ing for G. w. Borland d Co., OF Dslisa,
was found dead In bis bed this morning.
The superstition IS that he took an over
drug WAS found In his room. The verdict
u the coroner's Jury Was TO that effect. but
not wish suicidal irtent. He was buried
this afternoon. de was formerly Of Phila.
delphis, Pennsylvania. His parents live
q ear Lewjsburs, P'nnsvlvsuis.
Jim Cooksev, who killed Deputy Sheriff
ellison Ia SwestwAter on the night Cf the
election, a few weeks ago, has been ar
rested and 10 now 10 custody At this place.
He will he taksn TO SweetwAter tomorrow
Tor 4 prellmlparY examination.