The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-01

ana rhd been very carefully rehearsed
Miss Monns Dill. rendered the psrt q
The Recluse" very ,xcellontly indeed
The d,camntion OF kentucky PoiIosu
ply by lilt Mis-, Susie Issrd was tn
most charming ieatur' OF tho whole enter
tainment and brought down roars OF ny
CLAUSE rom the whole house Tho execu
tion OF Miss Miller nnd Ms. Onins IL
william Tellh was the best the w-t.e.
has ever heard. Same OF the young ladie
did no. receive the boduets thrown TO the n
6y their admirers very gracefully.
The case OF T. Z. Whitesldss was sub
mitted to the jury last night at II &C eek
A verdict was not returned until 10 o'clocl
Ibis morning. The defendant was ioun,
guilty OF aggravated Assault and ioed Sl3
ss penalty. Everybody was greatly sur
prised u, the verdict.
FoKr WOkrH.
Fogr Wonr, May 3l.-TSpeclsl l-Th,
children IN our public schools are nl on tn
qui vie In rntici ipation Of next week, whei
the annual examination takes oacP, tn,
schools closing finally next Friday. Th
programme Of exercises is as follovs:
BufLDIsG NO. l-MoSDAY.
From 10 TO 10 0.30-PhybioiOgy, Sth grade
l0;45 Ia autobiography, 9Th K 'sde llli
IN ll:i5-Mop drawing G.h grade; li;45 I,
l2-Calistbf nice, 6;h grade: 10 1870 y Geog
'hluJ, O-n tIuut. lsOV W --MtD uThWlut
5th gra1e: 2 to $50 -Geogriphy. 4th grade
BUILDING no. 2-MoNDAY.
From 0 TO l0-Geometry, advanced, 9th
grade; 10 to IL Latin, Sth grade; II TO i2-
Elementary geometry, Sth grade; to 3
Latin, oh grade; 9 to 3-Sistory, oh
grade; 3 to i-PnysiL ~, 9th grade, aud
composition and cslisthenics, s.h and 9th
grades.
At l o'clock % day 10 every voting PIE,
-. Of "A
convention ard eiec;ta their fepr' sentt
tivss 10 the county convention, which -
ssmbies here nex, Saturday. In the city
there was good deal OF talk all morning
about the probabilities and by the time Oi
convention, the people were ready TO act.
The doings by the precincts are gwen be
low.
ffI.i WARD.
IL was half past one before the democrats
of the first ward assem- bled. J. +. Cooper,
Esquire, was unanimously elected cnair.
man. and BAN b. Cantey elected secretary
also unanimously. The chair stated tn.
object ri the meeting to be the cleo ion OF
li,tesn delegates TO the county convention
and the. Transaction otsrca other bu.ia ess as
might come before II.
On motion H. WAS decided to appoint a
committee Of three to select the delegates
The chair appointed Messrs. C-pps, An.
uT'Nt hUu Jhtno' W. o"hyne hb sucu cOHi-
mit.ee, VINO retired aud reported the fol-
lowing: J. f. Conner, A. G. McClunP, q.
VI. Teupleton, William Capps, Nat kra-
mer, DR.. Shelton, Jam, w. Swsyne, Judge
Boy kin, J. l.. Hill. Sam Cantey, f. W.
Ball, W. T. Maddox, II. NJ Chapman, g.
W. Hoelzle, Thorp A Andrews and J. O. Scott.
Mr.. Hill moved thst the delegation be
instructed to vote for f. w. Ball as o dele.
egstc to Chicago, but after some discuss on
.he motion wac tabled.
T. T. u. Andrews offered resolution,
whica vas ADOPTED. instfncting the dele.
gates 10 vote for such delegates TO the state
convention ~ would support Samuel J. Til
den tor president.
0a action, adj ~ ned.
SECOND WARD.
The yotera u preclacs N0. . met 10 con
ver ton in the county court room this even.
ing at o'ciort. On motion OF Captain
Fisla, hajor r i. TwomolS was called to
the chair.
Csptain Field then moved that the chair
appoint committee to rel ort bames for
delegates 10 he county convention.
The m otion vas carried and the commit
tee reported the following named persons,
ard the report was adoptsd:
r. T. Twomblv, II, b. Hurd, Y G. Ross,
Henry Field, Captain Julian Field. P.
Cunningham, T. J. Powell, DR.. O. NJ.
Peak, Captain Joseph Anderson, X. A.
Bacon, W l.. MALONE, ] P. Smith.
W, l.. Malone then offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously car
RED:
Resolved, by the democracy Of precinct
No. 9, of Fort Worth. Texas, That we are
In favor OF a tariff for revenue only, and
hat the delegates elected to repre- sent us In
tue democratic county convention ara
he-eby instructed 10 cast their votes for
delegates to the state democratic conven.
ion only for nen pledged 10 vote for men
n said state convention for delegates to the
national democratic invention known to
be in sympathy with the sentiments herein
The convention then adjourned.
THIRD AND FOURTH WARDS.
By far the largest meeting held In the
,itv WAS that for these wards, held at Bosz
+ Battles cotton yard. A. NJ. C'r.er, Esq
.alled .ha meeting 10 order JlmRa Dav
IN motion Of Alderman Flanagan, was
.lected secretary. A committ.e oi hvs
vas appoin ed to select del x ties. r cha ID
Hyde Jennings, Henry Furman,
4. J. Chambers and J. p. Hughes were ap.
o nted, who selected Charles Cay, r. Mat.
..ini .: J. Kennedy SsnI James a.; anov"toc, wc,
Fucker, W. Boaz, j w. House; Captain |
J. II. Dsv, Hyde Jennings. r ~ Wynne,
(. n. Var Zsndt, J. =. Hughes, j. z. |
Iouser, John D,gRle, A. NJ. Garter, A. NJ
,'it,cn, A. g. Rintleman, Rlohtrd Flani. |
an.
Tn. convention instructed for Tilden and
Ieudricks.
Oo m ,tion adjourn ed,
The praierencee OF these delegates are
cry scattering: being divided smong a han
oxen men for delegates 10 Chicago. Tar
ant county espires TO one delegate at
y &c and one OF the district dc egstes, |
lao thinks she should have an electcr.
The children OF he different Sunday |
,hools had grand union picnic to-day, |
fter having waited three weesa for good |
leather.
LAMPAsts.
LAMPAsAs, May 81 --TSpooill. l-Rev. r. 1
l. Il Burnett. OF the Nethodist church.
D-dav scld fifty lots oi the ground located
ear the cemetery for a college which IL
ding to be erected vt obCe. These lots
Tcre sold nj different prices and to various
Individuals. The commencement of the
College gives Lompasa, anotl er
com as over 300 scholars are enrolled snd
Tiers will come from different parts Of the
ate 90 the famous water resor; to attend
,hool and e r health.
Wool is coming in fast. Every ware
ouse is crowded.
Another train is TO be put on between
emple and this place, which will facili-
tie travel.
The people OF this section are opposed to
convention for the p,rp 1se OF nominating
Judge and state senator, TOR the reason
lat the district Is so overwhelmingly dem
cratic that there 10 no necessity for nomi-
eiins, as democrats are sure tn he elected.
Rain again fell yesterday ard the wealth
? In warm.