The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-08
SPECIAL SUMMARY.
Tho Tale Of Yesterday Ia Texas Tsrseiy
Told by Telegraph.
Crop Prospects Observation-Disclosures
RecOrd-Poiiticai AvieI.
Special news from Ohcr States.
AUSTIN.

county 10 day, lessin ninety two seotlons
A number OF contested csses we're decided
and the board adjourned.
Anderson county ssid $500 Interest o.
bonds held ny psrmansnt rcnool fuud.
Superintendent Baker h-s received schsl-
sssic census r-oor's ~ follows: ksndsAi,
G57; Conoh" So oi,v OF Houston, 1913.
Senator Terrell declines 70 become . san-
didste tor congress.
W. Thomss q Co., from Denton; lnserps'
tisnal IL a,sAt Northern railroad ".
Schmidt. rom lays; Williams ". Beat
nsgls, from Gusdslupe; International 4
Greet Northern rsilroad ". Dossldson 4 Co.
from Bays Il spbsrg W. The State. nom
Guadalut,.: Williams vs. the STATE, ffoH
Hem,lton; Ei Williams vs. the bss's, frsm
Franklin.
Rever ed aud r.msuded: Fsrt Worth 4
Depy.r City rAilwsyvs. Jshs.on n Tric-,
from Cav; International & Great n nth
ern railroad W. SAules, from Willismssa
Texas & Pacific railroad w. NsthsriAnd,
from Taylor; Gaods W. tue s's's' iros
Ball.
Notion Tor rshNar,ng sasniNsd: Esop
Va the STATE frou Milan.
Dismissed: ssntss W. the s,sts, from
Frio.
R.inst ,tsG; Picket ct al. va the state,
from jack.
No,inn for rsbesrins oveirule5: Wrought
Iron R,oge company vs. Brooksr, fro~
Aflirned on c,r.ifc.t.: ston. W. Gray &
Blow, frona Johnson; D.,lss CITY railroad
VS.. Hi from Dallas; Houston q T,x~
Central railroad W. Jackson, rom Lims
Nouo.
suhmll,ed on briefs for both parties
\ Beatty W tbs et,te, from Bas,r1p
Submli,cf on briefs for the state: Hhr-
wood Va ih, Strio. from johnson; Wleys
70. the sac f,"m Rpbertson; Mules VI
he STAG ir,u 3 81.
The suur-ms court affirmed Ev,na OF
Va. Wilkins, from Burlr.on; Gror-reok
VS.. toe olty oi fan Antonio from BrXsr;
international q Great North.ru rSllr.y W.
Underwood. iruR Bexsr; International &
Great Northern reilWEy Va. Graves, from
DsxeT: Russell - ~. W. Ramsey OF a,
from johnson; Jooc- va. Lssster, rrlm
Parker; REVERE va. johnson, from Nc.
Leunsn; Her,aoli ~ oil. vs.. Biuia OF a.,
from Job rson.
Reversed ,rd rcr1auitd Wsll va. Texss
d Paolic railway, from Ca.leh,n; Houston
d Ttxas Central roll ,ay vs.. Travis county.
Rehc.ring refused: Eninscr vs. CAFES
from B ne, Dave W Dixo-, from Cook
Bone va VIII It oil, from Falls; Heating
Of ~. v, ,usht'., from Hays.
TleTcivi e n Do. convention met to-day
Dell ate, Iced TO the Fort Worth
Hoi sto congressional, senatorial and
1uc. Ole. cor'H IONS, anu Cluntr TICKET
put oft. A rsn,ution to ins'rucs for
Walsh, ju,t Aft.r tbs delegate to the nomi
mating convention had been elected, va,
ruled out oi order add the chair sustained
by general applause. No otbe,
attempts At instructions wsro made
The result was dog fall" between Dom.
missioner Wslnh aud Mr.. Walton, who is
candi dat for aroroey.ge nersl, with the
exec, ton t~'' Welsh was wors.ed In try.
ing 10 ct in''ru Il. 10 while Walton KEEP,
silent. Ihe d ~ re'wsen them will be
transferred TO 10 islo'..
Chartered: First 3sn''.t church, Of Bur
net; Taber A.n ifacturi-c company, I"
Sa1 Antonio, capital, II 100; sor' hern
Grown Cotton and Stcok associssiop, Of
Galveston, capital $4,000.
Superintendent Baker has secured ths
following reports ~ the scholastic census:
Eimmi, county, 1877; Ksnney, $50; Lime.
stone, 3,t45; Parker. 3,9l4; Palo Pinto, l 555
San J.cinto, 1883; Uity OF Sau Protr!cic,
6I.
Revenue receipts, si4 coo.
MINEOLA.
MrrroLA, Juoe 7.-[5perisl ] - This
democracy Of Wood county tnr, in CoDv-n.
ton today AID elected the following dele.
gates To ,he state convention at Fon
Worth l T Crnddools, n. A. Boadlsy, r.
N, stsffjd, b II. Pegues. NJ. d. Oarlook
II. Hsuston, J. $. Hogg, J. N. Moselsy. s
M. Stsrriog, ]. H Plereon, T. L C,pger
WI. Joues, n, AZ. Catp, NJ. ID. Lsnkfoid.
A. NJ. FINLEY, X. ~. Ksy, 4. NJ. Stafford,
W. NJ. Gilss, ]. y. Bucnsnsn, r L Read
b. b. Hare. d. A. Wells, 6. A. Ksndrick.
The convention end orsrd I,el.nd's admin
istration oud Tiice1 and Hendricks rs
the r~tinpsl ticket. They passed
strong a it!.tariH resolutions; siso resoiu
ton asking Judge Stayton 70 remain Oh
the supreme bench. Hon. II. n. Cate WINS
endors. as delegate from this congression, u
distric. to The national convention. s, A.
Kepdrck was elected chairman OF the
county executive COMMITTEES for the next
two years.
The Wood county Educational associs.
ton neid its regular monthly meeting to-
day, and besides the eBso' mont ~ snndry
routine business, adopted Ao0ufy's series
OF readers. An unusually large mum Der OF
teachers we're In attendance and several
new members we're enrolled.
Tho city council, In q called meeting to
night, re-elecisd ine same faculty that had
charge Of our public schools daring the ses-
sion lust clor~d.
Hon. w. II. Goodell, q prominent mem.
Der Of the Bat n Rouge, Louisiana, bar,
and OF the state boara OF education, isin the
city. He addressed the citizens tonight:
His Grafton was o gem OF eloaushos and
rare intellect.
wEATHERFORD.
WATERFORD. June 7.-TSpecisl. l-rhe
coun com missiouers court opened bids
this afternoon for the rebuilding o. the
courthouse upon plans of Dodscn, OF Waco.
accepted weeks ego. There were - ell six
bids, - follow.: ]. g. Sharp, OF Weather.
ford ,..S69 800: Smith & ButIe', Au.tip, t63,
600; q in & Bro, ysmpssss. t57, 500; J. =.
Milliken Il %, Wostherford, $50 SIS IS;
Harry & ,,d ia n. Granbury. ga, 800. tbs
latter D'd Was accepted, and the work will
b.gin o. "a cary uay. Tne bid 10 lower
than spy one here had supposed would be
made, bu. the contractors are repon-ible
men and nave d. q = good bond, douetess
uncefs,niipg th'er bpsinsss.
z The uoinination OF hi aims ard Logan IL
no, relshod by republicans here, bat msny |
democrats are well pleased, believing they |
can be defes'ed more easily Than could Ar
thur sud Lincoln.
Captain q. w. McGhes 10 O csudidste for |
legislative honors, subject tn tho county
democratic rom nation. Hs Is an eara'
eat, whole-soulsd q -ntismsn and nnuLch
democra', free frVm euch idesse 40 tbe free
grass c.sz,. There gill doubtless be other
candidates IN due time.
Rev. NJ. H. Wells, the Methodist PASTOR
here, will preach tue commencement SER
mon at Granbu'v tomorrow for the Gran
bury high school.
RUsK.
RusK, June 7.-tspec' l-E. Q. Dickin'
sou OF this plsc,, teiegs'e 10 The Fort
Worth convention leaves to-day for the
convention. He favors Tilden aud Hera-
Yicks "a fret choice.
The young men Of Rusk met and CON-
plsted the ofRa-ixation Of Q military com
Wssthsr One and prospects Frightening
for crops.
TExABKANA.