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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-11

ssCaraIina S2rrsspondence New York Evening
Post: ssIhe eneNhn of immortality among these
,iapplefs behgasitated Just now By the South.

fA|H
Ppst: Mhe eneAhn of immortality among these
nappleis bshgssitatea Just now by the South
ern press. Marriages are not always solem-
nized among them. If n man sees a woman who
pleases him, and if she takes a shine to him
az they express it--thcy often do not doom u
minister's services necessary, but go TO house
l4eIing at once, 2hs people; here seem in
c!iucd TO excuae this custom upon the ground
that under the law of the State of South Caro-
lima, ifa, man lives with u svofnan' as his wife,
and openly Acknowledges her to be his spouse,
she Is as,ltsalir wediied IS if the ceremony had
been performed. There are cases reported oc-
! ossioaasR taherb tope taf YIesaii@eraekers'
makes his own divorce laws. Cases have been
kppwn where a man has traded off his wife to &
ne gibot either for another woman or provision.
They bold women, sometimes, ike currency.
II they HAY vel one Of forty they trade her for
two twenttes. This is not often done. foriu-
nasaIy, although a ease was nc ported in June,
in Chesterfield conpty, and another, still later,
a ba! of cotton, a hcg of corn whisky, q pair
boots aud Il dog for his wife, VINO. il was al
legged. was perfectly willing to make the TRADE
The Lancaster man traded for another wife
ksrssene lamp. with a hand painted pur-
Scsl3Il SHADE ito boot" Two weeks later TIC
soiiyt man came to him and offered him = dol
lar and a half. in cash, to trade back again,
saying that the woman not only ate too much,
but she stole the furniture and pawned it for
whisky. These remarkable stories ara vouchcd
for by local papers still IN my possession: aud.
strange to say, THO people of thar section
seemed to have regsrdedfhese infamous trans
a%ctious simply in the light OF humorous af-
IAlfS. A|rHAs F#f~rafI- EtrhE T. F." ~ FEa. -L-
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Harem Horrors

0iS Oap
Cleveland Leader: 1t would take many more
pages to tell you all Of that ~eventful night l
have seen much. Of Egyptian harem life aside
frogaits 4 visited : rich harem with , school
teacher who has access to these homes. We
passed through court after court. attended by
two eunuchs; and several Nnbian girls stood
here and there in white loose robes, low
peckeQ. Powered with ,welss tslayos, they
Arer-si q are subject tog the mas
tsrJ: finally y through a lofty garden with flow,
ers and fountains. We entered a large saloon,
with gay divaus, and on the lovely Turkish
leNing, all On ths, t.oor, aud sasl many slaves
standing read ' to do their bidding. They are
the wives of two rich brothers. Some were
| young, soma we're old! One pretty little wife,
only fourteen years old, bad, ono child two
months old. she had a chance to say s4Esword to
the teacher sons wesks ago aud, told her she
remembered when some imeu took her from
her mother il. Caucasia, about three years ago.
She has beenssold twice siuce. She said the
old wives beat her sometimes, when they saw
the! husband show any affection toward her.
She is 80 sad; was covered with jewels and gay
attire. They can't put their heads out of doors
after marriage until after t 9 birth of Il child:
Itis a disSrace to do SO. What q life is this
har eel
Atthis j%uncture, when avery one is.desirous
of securing something different from what any
one has seen before, something has made is
appearances uuder the name OF Ceres" 1t ia
purely decorative, and is made of natural clays,
msnipulated by hand and subject tointense
Heat, wlMell. Rstdens, brings out gcolors and
glazed and metallic effects by the action OF the
heat upon tho chemical, ete aents contained in
the. earths. Every piece produced is TO q GER
tain extent an experiment, no1ixedlsws having
been discovered by which the exact appearance
OF the object when fired can be determined; :,
hut there in lpaufV at form. An nxONiaitA tOnAl
and great de.icacy in the designs, usually in low
relief, executed in the clay. II Is hard to be-
lieve that no paint nor any metallic substance
IL used in the admirable color decoration,
which is pure and harmonious though perfectly
unob,rusive. But il is known that there is not
and that the gold and celor and glaze effecs
are simply the development OF fire and happy
combination Of inherent qualities. There is
great strength aud true refinement in the Gres
pottery, which. is a French product, and no
better test can be furnished of it's quality THAI
to look at some pretty porcelain. after u visit to
tbs Havilaud exhibit, in Barclay street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
rKoTEssnR O. \. FOWLER.

Upwards of 1000 citizens attended the
lecture OF Professor Fowler delivered Rt the
Dallas 0pcra House last evening. IL was
conspicuous that the population present
consisted chiefly OF those not accustomed
n visiting that place OF amusement on or
binary cccssions. Tho predominant clio.
ment appeared h he the strictly
religious end haid sort. not
given TO "pomps and vanitee." However
some OF all sorts were present ana there
were none who failed 10 be interested. Pro
iesgor Fowler is the father OF the science OF
phrenology; II is now admittedly science.
Professor Fowler has demonstrated It's gen
eral application and insisted upon II with
such persistence aud vigor that he has sent
his viows to tho most distant nations
and made as many converts as Mahomet
did, and converted them TO faith In q fact.
In that respect he beats the founder OF L.
lamism. Professor Fowler 10 profound
scholar and Il naturalist, and has turned his
attention most especially 20 the study Of
hum anity In its physical and moral aspect,
Collateral to his capita purpose ho has sub
jected all life to close investigation. Be has
read the book OF nature through
many of its volumes, and in his hall cen
fury OF research has cleaned much knowi-
edge. His pathognomy IL clesrly placed
before his hearers, AID he convinces M be
marches from one division TO another Of ms
leaves no donbters behind, but takes
them all along. al reading people
know his history, and the great
esteem in which he Is held. He mas ex-
amined craniums, from the greatest states
man Of the world TO inurderers. msniacs
and thieves and he rarely iinde himself st
fault. The gentleman nominated last
evening for subject of illustration was
Colonel w. II. Lennon OF the fra of
Bowser u Lemmon, and his traits were
fairly described by the phrenologist
although he had never met Colonel Lem
mon previously and did not have a single
pointer on which to base his conclusions.
Professor Fowler has fine fund OF humor
and 10 u fluent aud graceful speaker. 1t Is
evident that he has mede good use OF his
knowledgei in the cause Of self preservation,
FOX although hoary with age he is hale and
hearty AZ q young man, and evidently feels
youthful. Time has brought him wisdom
and not decrepitude.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
WOULD REsiSGLE AGAIN

George Johnson filed his petition In the
district court Yesterday PRAYING that the
matrimonial bonds binding him TO Aoeline
Johnson, his wife. be shiyered by the dus
process Of law. He alleges In his petition
that the consumation Of their bliss whs
perfected on the let day OF January, 1873,
nt which time they took each other MS hut-
band ana wife for better ~ worse. He got
the worst OF IL ana kicked out OF the traces.
They nayigated the matrimonial stream
until April, 1888, when they ran ashore, and
his better half took leave o. him and has
since that time been living In adultery
with George Eddy. He charges that she
frequently imbibed TO excess, making II
very warm about the premises. Wherefore
he prays tho court to sever tho legal bonds
that bind him and her.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
HUGHES BROS. & CO.,
manufacturing Chemists and Whole,
sale Dealers In Mineral Waters,
Belfast Ginger Ale, Champagne Ci-
der, Etc.

Are prepared TO furnish the tRde with
apolliuAris, seltger and Wausesha
waters in casks or fifty bottles at the very
lowest prices. Their unsurpassed ginger ale
in casks OF ten dozen bottles; their New
jersey and NspoleOnic brands of cham
payne cider is the pure juice of ripe sound
apples, treated IN n similar manner as Is
grape juice for making champagne wine.
These brands they seS under II guarantee
to be superior 10 any cider upon the mar
k,t Sold Ia casks OF six dozen quarts. All
goods sold by us are guaranteed to give
satisfaction or the money viii be refunded.
The above good. are sold on thirty days
time only, and none of our travelling sales
men are authorized 30 vary from the above.
HUGHES Bios. & Co.,
Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
FOOT Light FLASHES.

Professor Fowler will lecture this after
noon to Indies exclusively, at the opera
house.
The sale OF seats to Leavitt's Ministries,
opens at 10 O'Clock to-day.
Tonight Professor Fowler will deliver his
rare lecture OF Love and Matrimony, which
every lady and gentleman should hear, as
this is his last lecture on that subject in
this state. On tomorrow night he Will de
liver previous 10 his departure 10 Cali.
fornia, to gentlemen Only--entitled-
Manhood snd its restoration.
The subscription list OF Minnie Hanks
concert will open next week.
G. b. Bishop is expected here during the
stockmen's clnvention.
A. Habermacher has been appointed
local manager OF the Cleburne opera house
by Mr.. Charles Beaton, lessee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
ADAnLIsG low LETTER.

The following darling of u love letter
chuck full OF gush, dated Saline, Nd, was
found on the streets yesterday. large
heart was drawn ut the head OF the page
with the words do you love love me ever
true good by sweetheart" The chirogra'
ply aud orthography 10 so yillianous That
u given verbatim II would never be under
stood by the general public, so II Il given
ttraieht. She starts out In this style:
DGAR CHAwLEr-You don't know how
glad was when | got ycur letter. Ny
hearts pump Just busted from OK,
wish / was In Dallas with you,
Since you ei, have lost my appetite.
can't even eat cake and have no desire TO
attend the quarterly meeting. Now my
dear you said my letter gave you Joy.
think your letter give me the heart ache
so you may know how | feel to-day. |
love you every day. Now do you, without
any foolshnons, love meY Write every
day. Yours lovingly,
SADIE DAY,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
Indian Troubles In Manitoba.

WINNIPEG, Feb. GA band OF Gree
Indians. from Crooked Lakes reserve, on
the Canadian Pacific, attacked aud over
powered the supply agent Tuesday, and
q ole q lot Of -four and bacon, The mounted
police have been called out. Trouble Ia
expected when they arrive.
News OF further Indian troubles has been
received from tho Indians NJ Full Hills and
Long Lake reserves. They seized the
government buildings aud stores, nnd hold
the instructors and agents prisoners. The
mounted police have been ordered TO both
reserves.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
ANOTHER BURGLARY,

The frequerce of petty burglaries that
have been committed OF late gees 10 show
that the city Is infested with a gang OF
mea- criminals that ought r. be driven
out BY some means. Another burglary
was perpetrsted at a late hour yesterday
morning, the vic,im being Mr.. James Nc
Keand who keeps q feed store at No. 1923
Ella street. The knights OF the jimmie
effected an entrance TO the building through
a window in thu rear. and drilled a hole in
the safe door between the com bination dial
and the knob. Giant powder was then
used to bow the safe open. TIE explosion
was of sufficient force to blow the door of
its hinge. and several feet from the safe,
TIE burglars then secured fiity-five dol ars
in monev ard some documents pertaining
TO a secret society called the q Dlden Gross
They then made good their escape.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
wAsuuNGToN's BIRTHDAY.

Yesterday being the 22d, the birthday Of
George Washington, the father ofhis coun-
try, the postofice, banks, courts and pub
lie Offices partially discontinued business,
The national colors displayed here and
there told whore the more patriotic did
business. The day was rather dull in the
news line, which was owing probably TO the
fac, that people were afraid oftalkiDg much
for fear OF violating the principles of
George bis hhtchet and cherry lree.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
AFooI ard IIis relloMsrs.

DASviLLH. Va, Feb. Ala passing a
sehool.houss for oolored people. Allen
womsok. aged niteou, called oct school
butter" . term Of ridlouls. The whole
school OF forty persons, some grown men
aaoag them, STACKED Womack with
sticks aud stonss. one negro drew pls-
toll; Womack shot him. Tls crowd persist.
Ing In the attempt TO get into Wonaok's
wagon. he again fred and wounded AN
other. Pursuit. was kept up Tor some dis
lance, during which the negroes fred four
shots aud Womaok Eve. The crowd was ut
last dispersed by white men. Womack was
srr.afah
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
The Wrong Man Hurt.

CLEVELAND, Feb. q. An officer from
Trenton, New Jersey, arrived here last
night with requisition to arrest Judson
Hiner, charged with seduction. Detective
Huligan found Hinor this morning EN-
ployed in. the Cleveland rubber works. To
avoid arrest Hiner cl mbed out of third
story window. Hulligan seeing his man
disappearing ran and leaped out Of the win
dow after him The detective fell thirty
four feet striking on Hat car on track I'M
dernestL, receiving painful injuries. II Is
feared he il seriously hurt internally.
Hiner escaped
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
Shot Gun and Duel.

reut attorney, the ether book keeper for one
Of our leading wholesale firms, have been
paying their VOWS to the same young lady,
who resides in the Cedars. The book
keeper, finding his ledger did not balance
with the young lady, he at once accused
the 'nwyer ~ rendering fel.c arcoun,s
The lirb of the law took umbrsge at the
accusation end challenged the bookkeeper
to fight duel, designating the time and
place. The bookkeeper accepted, with the
privilege of choosing weapons. The time
arrived aud they met on the battlefield.
The bookkeeper chose r shot gun aud the
lawyer chose 10 bave his photograph taken
by Webster. FOL Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
LOCAL LITERATURE.
John Heath TO iiang-fhe Sir Knights
Banquet.
Professor Powler's Lechre-a Strange
Cattle Disease.
JOHN HEATH TO HANG,

Mention WAS made In the HERALD few
days since that John Heath, who spent 30
much OF his time Ia our county jail on va
rious and divers criminal charges which he
managed 10 get out Of. had been arrested,
tried aud sentsnced to be hung nj Tomb
stone, Arizona, about the hrst OF next
month ag an accomplice 10 the murder OF
J. Tsppinlsr. an officer, and ID. T. Smith
who at enpted 20 arrest Him aud his bandit
comrades, while they were robbing q store
At Bsbee, near that place.
The robbery occurred In December In
Castenadas' store. Texas Red was also u
resident OF this city. Heath. Tevas, How
ard. Sample Kelly and Delany have oil
been sentenced TO hang.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
1t is par excellent, the concert at Mayer
establishment tonight.
uoLOREp REpIrnLIcANs IN COUNCIL

UoLORED RIPUBLlCANs N COUNUIL'
George Hawkins, Merlin Wade and Boss
Nelson haranfued dusky cloud OF colored
last evening On the subject of white repub'
licgn cold shoulders. They earnestly de-
sired full brothcrhood--a reputation OF the
Infamous supreme court decision and a
more equitable divide OF the contents of the
flesh. pots. After much lamentation over
their cruel neglect they were dismissed
ainging the doxology Of the three black
crows.
well" said the tlackblrd to the crow,
"Wnat makes white folks hate US sol
Ever slrce Adam aud Eve were born
our trade has been putin IN corn;
Ever since Adam and Eve was made
Ioelng OF the corn has been our trade
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
HISITING SIR KNIGuTs

The following eminent Sir knights are
in the city, In attendance AZ the call con-
clave 10 meet with Il. l.. Grand Commander
John @. Mccoy, In the inspection ana re-
view Of Dallas Commentary No. 6, knights
remplnf:
J. 7. Harrison, Galveston.
Robert Brewster, Houston.
NJ. NJ. Leeper, r. O., Denison.
J.. T. NoysI, Houston.
H. ". Stocking, Abilene,
J. Al. Henderson,, Birdville.
A L. Wilson. Kaufman.
u. y, Wood, kaufman
Geo. NJ. Israel, Marshall.
Several other visiting Sir Knights were in
attendance whose names the reporter could
not obtain.
THE vIsITArIos AND BANQUET.
Grand Commander J. q. Mccoy, accom- =
panied by Sir Knight NJ. NJ. Leeper, made
an official visitation to Dallas Commandery
No. o. last evening.
A banquet was given IN honor OF the dis
tingulshed visitors. There were number Of
visiting members Of the order present, ana
n happy reunion made it most pleasant
occasion 10 the members Of this ancient and
resDpctpd order.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
To afford immediate relief in asthma, try

DIR. Jaynes Ezpectorant, which scts prompt
ly by overcoming tho spAsmodic contrac-
ton of the vind-t Gbeg and causing the ejec-
tisn OF ths mucous which clogs them. For
whoopingcough, Group and hoaIseneis this
medicine is equally beneficial, while for all
pulmonary and bronchial diRorders II Ia
both pal iatiye and curative, and sure
and prompt remedy for all stubborn
coughs and colds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
Railway Rumblings.

sr. Louis, Feb. 22.-DisPatches from
Albuquerque 70 General Manager Rogers.
cav the Atlantic 4 Pacific railway. from
Aibuauerque to San Francisco, has been
fully restored and trains are running reeu-
larry again, irving . through line via the
Atlantic & Pacific, Atchison, Topeka q
Santa Fe aud St. Louis a San Francisco
routes.
Charles X. Jennings, late northern pas.
sanger agent at Chicago for the 81. Louis a
San Francisco railway. hss been appointed
general agent for the Pacific coast OF the
through line composed Of The Atlantic x
Pacific, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and
St. Louis n San Francisco. He will have
full charge Of both the freight and psssen-
ger business OF the line.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
GRAND npENING

Messrs. Crozier & Bohny have enlarged
and fitted up in elegant style the saloon on
the southeast corner Of Main and Poydrns
streets, and this evening will give u grand
opening. There will be fine band Of
music In attendance and superb lunch
spread to regale the guests. They are both
well known az veterans ia the business and
extend TO the public u cordial invitation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
\. 6. Main 5. At HTCKOX'S No. ss MAJ. :.

the present condition Of amuseinenis. The
81. George hotel billiard hall wall no doubl
be thronged by admirers Of the gentlemens'
game, as considerable interest has already
been awakened, The prizes are OF very
practical character, and oil entered are Ia
high hope OF dlItlngulshng themselves.
Each aud every game will be- fully reported
from day % day, and whatever else Incl
dental 10 the progress OF the tourney OF in-
terest That may occur.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
THE NEW FIRM THE NEW FIRM.

Hurst IL Dreyfuss will ba ready ina few
days - display TO the public OF Dallas one
OF the finest aud most carefully selected
stocks OF furnishing Foods, hats, trunks,
etc which has ever been brought 10 this
city. Those who IRE in need OF such goods
should patiently wait few days and give
them a call ct 705 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
ruKyIsITArIos AND BANQUET.
uARDI GRAs PASSENGERS

SAVE 4 DIsAGRKKApLR FERRY TRANSFER AT
New Orleans, by taking tho Il. q p, ~ they
are the only line now running their Sleep
ing coaches across tse river into New Or
leans.
Sleeping coaohss via other than the I. &
p. railway land their passengers in Algiers.
II. Z. TURNER Agent, 50i Main street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23

entrance into the jail and this afternoon
Heith's body wa, cut down from the iels.
graph pole where II had dauglsd oil day.
Heith took the matter coolly, saying;
"Boys you are hanging AN Innocent man.
You will tnd that out before the other
men (meaning DoWd ana his psls) arc
hung" While his eyes were being ban.
mu,ilate my body by shooting into II after
4 AM HING
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
NfARnI GRAS.

New Orleans and return, SIG %; Calves
ton and return, S9.45. by the Houston &c
Texas Central and Star Il Crescent routes.
Pullman sleeper on $3.50 p. m. 70 Galveston
and Pullma0 PArlnr cSr on 40 u. III.
train. Through Pullman sleapers 10 New
Orleans on i:2O q. m. train and passengers
desiring can 30 IN came at $50 p. M. tho
previous evening. Secure your berths
early. Il. o. FLooB, Agent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23

UsIoKrows, Pa, Feb. 22.-Wm. Pegg,
one of the men employed at Leisering, has
made q statement rejecting seriously on
the officials, and especially on Mine Inspec-
tor Steiner. Pegg said the inspector never
appointed a fire boss for the shaft. and the
ventilation in the heading where the explo-
sion occurred was very bad.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
CITY COURT.

City VS. A. Bernard, J. Green, + Law
charged.
City vs.. John Bohney; vsgrancy; fined
s.
CIV vs.. John Owens, A. Dunn; intoxica-
tion: fined SO each.
CIV vs.. Joe Rowan, Gsmalel Csnteirel,
Gus johnson. r. T. Rvsn, Crarles Ennis,
Tom Fiizgerali we're fined 81 each { r IN
terfe-ing siih private property by sleepir 9
Ia a box car.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
Killed for Cause

ST. Louie, Feb. 22.-Two negro rousta-
bouts, John Fields and John Long, quar-
relied in the latter's house. on Msrkel
street, this morning. and Long stabbed
Fields, killing him almost instantly. The
murderer ran to the Four Courts, pursued
by crowd, and gave himself mp. The
cause of the killing was Fields intimacy
with Longs wife.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
uJTrHING POSTS.

1t 10 suggested to the city council that in
making street improvements that 1t might
be well to paess law requiring merchants
to keep hitching post or block in front OF
their places Of business, as there is a law
guarded
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
rHANGE OLE rfIKnI.

Mr. Chas. l.. Dexter has been admitted
~ a partner in our business. The new
firm name is Ferguson, Dexter Dc Co.
Fire, accident, life, marine, plaie-glnss
guarantee. and tornado policies issued at
as low rates as any other iirst-cags com.
psnies, which are the only kind represented
nv DnNrER q krKGrssnN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
An Attractive business Offer Pros'
self From rerrell. Town.

Mr.. Pat Lane, ofthat city, proprietor OF u
livery and sale stable, nov doing n pfofits-
BILE business, desiring to increase his capa-
city and having seen that q wide field is be-
fore him. is willing to sell one-hslf interes.
of his stable to an energetic man; provided
he is one thoroughly conversaut with the
hn sinasa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23

San FRAscnco, FEB. 22.-Tbe Examiners
Tombstone special says John Heiih vas
sentenced yesterday to imprisonment for
life for comtlicity in the Bisbee murder.
AT O'Clock this morning ten men secured
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
EAST DALLAS,

Mr.. J, NJ. Payne, alderman of East Dali
las, was at meeting OF the council OF that
burgh, held Thursday night, elected NOR
shall of the same vice, Captain w. w.
Peak resigned. Mr.. A. =. Lsngston was
elected alderman to fill the vacancy caused
by hia RESIGNATION.