The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-08
OFT NCLiH IA(1S.
Eaton Murphy The Gfand jury Crap,
ping With the scandal.
ihe White Republicans Appeal 10 the
Democrats.
vihtr Events In a Sister Ciiy,

FoRr w0RrH. Nay G-Ispgoial,l T. This
Murphy Ea'on esss nov bids lair u cone
hsioTe the criminal curt OF this county.
Yesterday anu to-day the grand jury has
been examining witnesses Who were FROM
nent 10 rho church trial, aud an indie'-
meni will probably follow their work. OF
course n newspaper man 10 not presumed
10 tnoS what u going on ~ that hnlS OF
HOLES, a gfand'jnry room, but tina HERALD
will publish tha facts when IL says
that the Csirol.,on Democrat aitiele Is cut
| ting quite q hsure IN tho investigation.
| This questions indicate that papers were
sent to Rev. DIR. Murphy aud Miss Murphy
with y legend written on the margin, "As
Il was said Of Nero 90 may II be said OF
you. you would not hesitate 10 commit any
crime" Tee article IN question 10 which
appropriated funds 10 said TO have
beer intended exclusively for Texas
never appearing In the issue OF the paper
published In Missouri, but the space occu-
pied BY L. being filled In the straight edi-
ton with two patent medicine advertise
ments. I, IL further related that the
editors OF the Carrollton Democrat, the
article sppeared, published al explanatory
editorial about somt thing rho Carrollton
people never saw. This IL Queer. but Ibis
| Is what the "hest OF authority" says. These
papers came TO this city. they we're ciicu-
lated, the press Of the state pnb,ished the
article after II had been In the HERALD, ard
gieat many people have been looking FOR
developments tincs. The srspd Jury Il
tying on the develops ant business itseli
and will turn somshiLg np." but the
trouble Is you cant ,ell which side OF the
controversy will be indicted. When the
c,se comes before twelve peers (lnsn who
never read the papers,, the people will get
| the bottom facts.
A. g. Nicholson & Co. believe In the
Scripturai Injunction, ask and ye shall
receive" at the bapds OF jury what the
railroad company owes you. A. s. Nichol.
sou & Co. contracted with tho Pexas Pacific
to deliver to them, the company, abumber II
| bseyes [, be- taken by tte defendant to Chi
cage. These cattle were TO be loSded on a
| cortain day and tSksn right, through to
the Fort Worth OF Illinois, but the cars did
| not get there In time, SO tho cattle were de.
Iayed, they ahrunk in value, end when they
reached Chicago the market had drcppsd
from the day befors, and the shippers lost
81 ,5s5. They sued the company and jury
awarded them the iull smount.
The central COMMITTEES OF the white repub-
| lican party Is now mt work on AN I'D.
dress directed chiefly and primarily
10 democratic. Thew say 70 them we are
patriots and having unlosded the cnrrupt
negro, We DOW Stduu retUy 10 receive you
into the white household OF faith. You
must remember that you belong to party
without principles, without solid platform
party which, hugs FREQ trade in home
statcs and is awful sweet on protection in
Others. State rights arc dead you know,
we spel nation with big IN" and are the
champions of the oppressed. Capitalists
come join us and al these things shall be
divided with you. This address, the lea
ders say IN good for IS 0A0 votes.
| King, thu famous stockman of south west
prn Texan. Is to ship $1,000 head of cattle
over the Fort Worth e. Denver this season.
The city council Go.night decided that as
soon as the assessor had made his report
giving the amount of assesssble property,
they would borrow $3.50, COO additional, and
put It In public Improvements.
The street railway comps y asked for
right. of-way over two miles OF street.
1t is charged that seventy head of cattle
| which died on the cars and were
unlosded here have been skinned and the
meat sold to our people. The officials are
investigating the matter. The council de-
cided o.niGht to codify the ordinances of
the city.