The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-29

AusTIN. FEB. "a Il 5peclsl. The gov
erDor to-day paid 500 reward Tor the cap
lure OF J Jhn Johnson in Arkansas, wanted
in Csss county for murder.
Interest on land notes paid the treasurer
to-day, 81, 900.
Gentr.l revenue n. received during this
Bosaus ooupty sot only don't want to
borrow money but has S. 900 OF school
money TO invest IN the eonds OF some re,'
able county.
Lsnd board to-day adopted . resolution
not to esll any watsred lands and 10 sell
unwstersd 10 sctusl settlers only; the
quantity not to sxceed two sec ions TO each
settler.
A lstter from Aproainent citizen OF north
Texas to-day says that as the laws passed
by the extra session are becoming better
undert TODD the peopls are becoming better
satisfied. The writer says Governor Ire
land Is universally endorsed and is grow
ing In popularity daily.
Hon. Il. Al. Baker was notified to-day
that Graham had organized hef schools un-
der the city laws.
Tue Washington iron works, OF Sher-
man, filed an amendment - their char
ter, increasing the Ca pit ii stock to $4,000.
The secretary Of state CON plains at the tar
diness OF The stale printer In furnishing the
new laws, and says they will be sent 20
county ohlcisls as soon ~ delivered.
Temple Houston has sent ia his resigDa-
iion as disifc. judge Of the Panhandle dis
iric..
The Typographical u Union TODAY issued Q
card to the people severely rejecting upon
the statesman Management II says: As
officially announced VI the Daily statesmen
nf February % b, Colonel J. l.. Barlow as-
sumsd bs)luto control. editorially and
9th sr wise. OF said paper. o. Thursday, Feb
ruary 2ls', I. was officially announced -
the mJloyes OF The Statesman office
.Sa' .as bs he Ssd ,s. s,,u"ea S,mo,' son'fo
surencss tbs. no change would be made IN
the mschanical department Of the paper,
and ,h,t he desired mona but union men in
his employ. Pacing confidence in these
sssurrrces, the men went To work rs usual
until Tuesday, when tsl.g-sms were re-
ceived from D1 liss and Wac gunouucing
that this same Bartaw had -ngsged force
oil cheap laborers who were then en- route TO
Austin to take the place of the gentlemen
then employed, and which force duly ar
rived and were put TO work. II character
izes this rs deceitiul and hvpocritical, and
calls on the business and Iaboring men and
the democratic party 20 Withdraw their
patronage from the paper. The manage
ment oi the paper say they intend to re-
main firm, and under no nocircumstances vii
union printers be employed.
|. apparent that certain papers iniD'-
cal 20 Governor Ireland are dOnbllUg up on
fence-cutting items. They receive specials
from certain points recourting fence cut
end then day or Two after meet man
from whonHe the speci-l was seat aud get
his story uhout the sflair and republish Il
as u fTesh Outbreak. Some other volube
fell 'w happens along and tells his story
and the aifiir again appears in print. Thus
ore uf'ense is made TO appear two aud three
times az new occurrences. From informa
ZION. both oficial and unofficial received at
headquarters, fence-cu',iog Is on the de.
cline and 10 now engaged in only by des-
perate men, whose objsc, nine times ont
OF ten in to steal hlonk. or course there are
exceptions, but they are rare.
Expressiol heard here among the travel
ling public are decidedly in favor OF Colon.l
Elliott ior the COMM lssio nership II the
governor is to honor y newspaper at all
q I'D il not wby not.