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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-01-24

Their hearts were too full for utterance.
1t remained for the grandson, who came
shyly in not long afterward, to bring
them to full realization of the change
in their prospects.
Was it happy New Years Day?
Ask any one of them, now that ten
more years have passed away, and they
will all reply alike that it was the hap
piest in all their lives.-A. Weston
Whitney, IN S. S. Times.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-01-24

When Martha Jasper was sem
fenced by New York court to five
years Imprisonment for robbery, she
sprang to her feet trembling with rage
and declared to Recorder Smyth that
she was innocent of the crime, but that
when she came out of the penitentiary
she would come back and be the worst
thief in New YORK CitY.-N Y. Sum
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-01-24
Blood VIII Tell.

Occasional illustrations of equine in
telligence appear. Among the latest
the Turf, Field and Farm prints:
A few days since the very speedy and
successful race mare Bonnie Lizzie and
Virginia Bush, the half-sister to Bush
whacker, were ordered to be turned out
into the track at Preakness to crop the
luxuriant grass grown up under the
fencing. When the halters were re-
moved Virginia Bush challenged Bon
ME Lizzie for race. The pair deliber-
ately walked back to the starting post,
aligned themselves, and started away
at the top of their speed and ran
around the course. Passing the stand,
both horses turned around and walked
back to the starting point, as if report
ing to the judges. Bonnie Lizzie, who
came in first. looked at Virginia Bush
with seeming contempt, as much as to
say ''You were never race mare in
first-class company" and walked away
to crop the grass. Both mares have
been retired from the turf.
Mr.. Wyman, the Baltimore million
aire who died recently, left nothing but
disjointed memoranda for a will. His
wife, who had died some time before,
had three proteges, unmarried ladies,
whom she wished Mr.. Wyman at his
death to provide for. To two he gave
$50, 900 each. The other one had boxed
his ears for trying to kiss her, SO he
only left her $40.000.-BQEtigsore Gin.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-01-24
What are Cyclones?

The. case of Joseph Baker vs.. the
Rockford Insurance Company, of Rock
ford, ILL.,. which has been on trial in
the United States Circuit Court here,
has been decided blythe jury bringing
in a verdict for the defendant. The
case is one of unusual interest, not so
much from the money involved as the
question at issue. The facts were that
Sunday, April Is, 1881, cyclone swept
over the western part of this county,
destroying, among much other proper
ty, the house of Mr.. Joseph Baker, on
which he had fire and lightning pol
icy in the Rockford Fire Insurance
Company for $1,000. Mr. Baker
brought suit against the company to re-
cover his insurance, alleging that
cyclones are electric or lightning
storms, and that the destruction of his
house by a cyclone was destruction by
lightning, against which the company
had insured him. This raised not only
very nice legal, but a delicate and
much-disputed scientific question, and
it was found necessary to take the testi-
mony and deposition of several persons
well known in scientific circles to place
the question properly before the jury.
For the plaintiff the deposition of the
late Prof. John Tice was taken. He
inclined very strongly to the electric
theory, as did also Mr.. Llewelyn, of
Mexico. For the defense the testimony
and dispositions of Col. C. Shaler Smith,
Prof. Francis G. Nipher,' of Washing
ton University, St. Louis. and Prof
James G. Watson, of Washburn OBJ
servatory, Madison, Wis, were intro
duced; also the report of John P. Fin
ley, of the United States Signal Service,
detailed by the Government to investi-
gate cyclones, and who has taken OBJ
servations of between 900 and 700 tor
nadoes. The defense admitted that
more or less electricity prevails in
storms. The court instructed the jury
that if they found electricity the pre-
dominant and controlling force in a
cyclone or tornado they were to find
for the plaintiff. After being out about
three hours they returned a verdict for
the defendant. t.-Jefersoa City (No.)
Cor. Chicago Tribune.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-01-24

On the other side of the street there
may be some poor soul whom all the
town .shuns as avagabond, who, since
his birth, has fought desperately. and
sometimes in vain, against inherited
weakness, ,feyers in the blood and brain,
which drive him to idleness, rags, hun
ger, crime. God knows the man, though
we turn our backs upon him. 1t is not
the pride of place, of righteous well-do-
ing, of spotless garments that were
never tempted into the mire, that he
honors; it is the man who has fought
faithfully against the heaviest odds.
Many a poor, despised wretch, forced
into pauper's grave by circumstances
or some faint of blood. has heard the
words, "Well done, good and faithful
servant. IN. Y Tribune.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-01-24

An Albany N. " peanut vender
discovers that be loses 400 peanuts a
day by people taking one as they pass
by his corner.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1884-01-24

Massachusetts and Rhode Island are
the only States which now elect all
State officers and Legislature every
year, and only six States have sessions
of the Legislature every year.-Boston
Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28
PALrsylS q.

PALrsrINr, N.rcn H. special IN. A.
MrlDuev saloon K epsr. MAS clos nut 20
day by Sheriff DAVIS at the suit nt kiug "
Davidson OF Galveston. Tue aoilit'.s,
SDicn are uoL Yet al ssctr.a'ted, cil ne
considerable. and IL viii De luckv 1.-THE ns-
sets lot IN the saloon WI pay The snerir''
fees.
The Arlington hotel was closed this
morning Tue poor Management raiher
than ick OF business seems 10 have On
the cause.
l.. G Gunp, international q Great
Northern station agent here has resigned
aud ,o.dry the ofiics was turned over tn
Me- Dugsn. formerly station agent =, FER
rel. The chang. has caused considerable
comment, tspec,alv smnng,t hr bu 'iness
men with whom Mr.. Gum wrs general
favorite.
Fac republicans oft ooun'y II have
their equity co We, tiop tor the i ction OF
u.iega'es u tle state c'nYention, on apIl
l2n. There are nonissensions in th- pnrts
mere, and a united aud un Instructed dele
ga ion VIII 10 to Fort Worth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28

NEv YoRg, Mscu Ri. h- Mail and Ex-
press had an ~ teIves with vernon Hofs-
ito S.ytnour on the p,li'io,i -itu ,tion lie
expressed the opinion int u longer con-
t,nuanc- nj the pr, Give tar II may pre-
woke Telsl atOrv legislation on the part OF
England aud other Eirnpsan natlons. A
to the pre-ideu,iai Uaudi1tte he ,xpre' sra
the opinion that the nomitAlion ot 7 lien
would ne Nip tor ih- de unCrAcy. IA Ieriy
TO ,nr qua,,i,r: "Y nav. seen the prop
n-i,ion e n Nf~ York ptper tnat 'he
reuocrst c nomination shall D. rendered to
Mr. Tlldrn and that The 90 v.ntion shall
then await HIS lassure 80 decline or ac.
cent" he said: Yea, have seen thst sug-
gestior." "WnHt is your ju1smenT'
That in case Mr.. rilden dec inei, the m all
sho pccspl.d the nomua lou woul be
very mhoh embarrassed by having been
made second choice"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28

BURNETT, March II [5aecirl l-Nswn
re-ohsd hors to-day that J,e Hodges shut
G H. syton. rhe bal On errd tho body
inst below she hip hone D. hof NJ parties
Iva about fi1eeu milo, front> hnrn. IN the
northern part or he county. W. oonid not
lsaFu the p8r, icul@rs
T. is also reported here tnst two stsge
robbers were killed by United StA'"'
marshal few miies from tOucho, on tn
age tius from C1noho TO Abilene. Ther
came out from The side OF he road ana or
dsr,d the driver 20 stop, when the marshal, 4,
who was riding with the driver, Hfed upon
them Killing Them uoth.
We have had two fns rains in the last
two days putting the gronnd IN pooh oon'
diton. Corn /. neatly ali planted aud that
In no looking wall There sll b. mn In
creake OF acreage over last year or year be-
fore. Considerable cot on has already
been planted and tits believed t1st anger
acreage OF cotton ever plsnted N this
county will be planted this year. Small
grain in looking well hut the acreage Will
ne aNou' QUO third shor. on account OF
fre 2 nR GU.
Oar merchants ssv bushes, ia good.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28
WICHITA FAILS.

WIoHIrA FALLS, March 27-lSp'is J.
shenT Davis ard r,ng-f uanrd SEQ
HAYES, follnoef the hack 'obh-r, " ley
Hajs. who made hi esc,p. :, the tim OF
the attempted robbery, AID csuinrtd tin
at r,yl rs store IN. hrs, IN o. Of the
indian terri oIy. after n cb's- ~ tverty.
fys mite rbe robosry was sttemp''d at
3;3D d. M, a, d b.tseen 5 and6 .. m. II v.
va. zap ured. h was hr'ui mere bv IL
%. la, The o'her mln ~h was not win
the crowd on account oi b-ing burt. ras
go, Tor and brought in ls,t nigh'. H,v%
aud tue bov P.rmentn werr afSien'd to-
dsy aud ssiven .x,mina' on sud iber
h al was * q at S25 900 esct. N default 81
which they we're. reunandsd - all 10 await
the action OF the grad inry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28
.IEEEElkSON.

J,rysRsor, March u. Il special The
chiin iounn in All I'D ou buu'e two or three
mil,s from town on MofrIFoh's % see,
sup ,nsed 20 have been lot tn-re by its un-
aiursl parei t., prove on inve"'is a'inp,
~ he one q the uusolvsd mVsirri,s OF tbis
county. H. seems the child was about
u. ut he old when the idea 8 ~ It, parents
to wrsp il sarmiy aud savs 4. IA an unoc
cup'pd howe, 'ru"tnF W. the
K,nd xnd h spi' sbls neishh hood A. no
one seemed wiling To d'Dt u the county
oame 10 the rescue aud oiI.ri 10 su.'ain II
nv paying So much pe' mpn'h. Toe re-
ports .ere spre.d through NJ the county
broaics. nnd u soon b. c,me generally
known. The result wss b'o,ntr and sis-
ter by the name of George W j. and Miss
We Of this G uniy. were arrested aud
4 Laced uuder bond ohare-t with hNinr
the mother and father oi tbs 80 called un-
natural child.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28
NEWS BY SPECIALS.
senator Maxey TO Attend tho Meeting
Of Texas Veterans.
Tho Would be Bank II bier Hayes
Rouod DIP.
Indian Chief, the Center Of A.irec'io
~ The fari.
Supposed Stage Robbers Killed near
tUncnn.
Fence. Cutters In the Tender arms o.
the Law.
An UnkuOwn Chiid III own Upon the
Cold World.
Other Specials fr"m Suudry Sources.
Other Specials fr"m suudry Sources.
FOGT WORTH.

FOAT WOh'hs
FoRr woKra. M,rcn ~ rSrenl'l j
hblu II o'c,uug t1is motniJgo + Omar
| y ue4rup, nccumpa nv biOihef,
Water, a nrpuew, Gus Chi wooi, aud
hired m1u named Ross, stsr,ei 10 dd7e u
nerd ul gra's tu the rauch. Whou IA e.
10 ~ south of thu citS Is waa crd nat
"A kid seemed very lame. whnu Gus Cnit-
wood fried 10 LIT u IA the
wagon in witch H,arne ws' seated.
dia coat, ia wEiol was i5 c inre
Cote pistpl, being usei a. cHsh'on.
Hesrne, seeirg thAt his n"pheg was un-
ntla to get the tid w he r. ,d over TO
help hin. when the coat csush' Ou fhr
.ett the pitli tIpl dsd, toe bell ps's ny
into Hgsrnr's nouy just under tie 'u1er
rtq on the ftg7t sidt ami pts rs tnTuugh
The body. "a si0g up~.rd, e m ug uut un-
der the iett SHOULDER blad-. II q, l-d his
bruther WI ~ b. oim sud saij: "kts-
me Walter AN uyiux o. hrius ~ q
whore be was shot he sad: "ln t1e back
aud then fl lie cat loving LOOK 1t Ms
rsuheS, made a mpvs OF The lips a.
u b. sperk and oisG. Ills b d. VS.
t,ken hons and his vile to u ~ the sal sc
cldent. The ISdy IL cgmple'tly prDs'ru'ed
aud frantic ~ith rrei II aue's mother,
living a. E,up, q 'orgia, was / Grauhtd T.
and I'll probsb y come 20 thin cltv Hsatne
was the man wpo had tho q ri ul vi b
was under 'nd o'meni f,r Assaul' 10 muir
der. Justice IA hold an inquest on the
cody aud the jlry returned yerd CT Of 40
clr.ntal death.
Esa.ti, ComOnchs chief, Ba-chs.ri end
S1ti.tea wv VI h,s tribe, vim Ha'ry Hall.
interpreter, were IN the citv t'-diy T. IN axe
"a cluIr,ct with csttiemsn Tor l-a.s of sour
oi tnsir rassrvatnn n posi- l. Tue Iudi-
aus uf he tribe are sSid 10 b. averse to the
lease, bat consented /, hsvA the com nit
zoe coTHe hers eDd zee what trey cnnls DO.
The Comanches str,osei much attention
AID were srra,ls Astonished IT. ehat thsy
saw here. They 60 back home on sa.ur-
day.
4 little son Of Sexton Q T f kew ~ss
tnrOwn from n wagon this IN li1inc by n
runaway team aud very feysrc y but Dot
4. sly injured.
committee is hsrd a. WORK getting cub
fcr puous 20 the sock of th- Fort Worth
4 Rio Gr4udc, art are 80 ersllY successful.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28
lIurlnr ENciinIunui

CIsctvssTI, MnrcD 9-'ue rxi tom ert
over the verdicL ~ the case oi " II -m
Bern-r, fourd gn lty OF IN, ,n-lau Gh'pr = TER
confess ,nR the murder oi " III IN IL 'rk,
/ not allalrd. A mass meetii K u q, led ~
Turner n-ll Tonight 20 ca sii-r 'ne m itter
-nd nDn'her i'r ip'morros night ~ Music
hail Henry ihne, one of the lrirs, was
severely oea,ea ny uumo-r Uf his ac-
quai tapcrs in the CT y ,his morning.
On aries Dellahnn, anotu-r jucn', has Deen
driven lom his hons n H ,frisou.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28

TarLoE, Maron T.-fSp'ci,l Especial
Offer Johp Olive and Drpny Snerih
rswcsr bsve N der area tore men
charge win cut ing w J J hnsnn's fence
in this county TIE evidence sgsinst the
men l. very strong, snd they wli 40 DOUBT
be bou d over to spp.tr hrfnie the grand
iu,y. This Is the on,y cu ting in our
county since the adj arnns't oi tns leg's-
i.,ure' and I tni,,s TINS " II ns the list, ss
our peouls are Determined 70 en'orce the
lev. +,
Politics are very quiet. Our county, 1
think, IN IN tavor Of reisioiug all the sts'e
officer. ard ,avor T.rrell Tor cosgess 81 q
q. W. Glss-cock, OF Williamson county,
TOR state senator.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28

SAN SAM, March T-t Especial. IA
,troug gnl. from the nortuwvst has oee
bio wing rll day, making /, very disagrees-
ole.
C,rn IL up and growing nicrlg. Smell
grain looks we'll but in this portion oi tue
couuv ram |, needed oddly.
Ind "a rowns h nj idst re- lrped from hcli
Jog court at Brady. He stA es the grand
jnry rsturhed tor,y-Dine indie nenls, hf
cen 'or ieion es. There Was only one con-
yiction, that OF the sts'e against Thomas
smith Tor robning 81 heep cnmo of proper
~ OF less Than so He was fined $i0p and
gwen sixty d.ys n the cou ty ial
sn.t, aud FL iott IN mere arranging for
their spring srive Of cattle from this coun-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28
MARSHALL.

MARSHALL. March "a Special I.sena , |,
tor M-xy nss written ir't 10 trntft
". p Lane. first vice resident OF me
Texas We ersn as citation. csp'ins an 10
v'tstion to b. present t1eir reunion o.
p.-,so on n, 2i L OF Aprii, and d,l YER the
sn.u,l adde's on that occrsioD. He ss.
sur.s q -uersl Lsne that th- < nd p'ople OF
P.ris are actively ~ wufs, snd mat y"
psirs or expense ~il ne spared to make the
reunion glorious succes'.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28

Mann, M.tca a - fSperia'. i The
f.rm-,s OF ,hi- go ion aT- ~,l sovstceH
IA ,h.ir plai tine. aud p"ssioiy never be-
tnre a. tire hisIort o. The uniy c'm
m.pced f-rmiIg oprrafiuls nnher more
su.,..c,ou, G rrnm a c. shaD tnes did
,t;sx..r Toe westHer 49, been hl- sd
m I'm, mas a os'es-ed ln'-t r'fhnnt in-
,er,up,i,n. Corn 70 icokuS spi-ndin, snd
c,,,o.. ..--...-g Is --.i "A 4tsf al. lao
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28
Defi~,t tlle l.aW.

McPHxRsoS. X g., March Il Last FRIDAY
a M al named HeIuli op-u-d u saloon IN
Canton. this c,ua'y, Ia defiance oi the law
and officers Monday he gov INTO q row
over one uf hi, drunken Gus omsrs and was
shot by the consiatl,. Tuesday the women
OF the pl,cs raid,d his saloon and poured
his liquors In the street. He nov reslIss
that prohibition uroh,bits. The nducL Of
the women ,s endorsed ny al good ci IL sns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28

CHIc,eo, Msrch IA large six-story
buiidiug on the 'outh'wrsi c,rn.r OF Water
ana Wa oash avenue, chisily occupiad ny 3.
a. Cook & Co., prlhters svd bpok.oiDd-rs,
nurn.d TINS afternoon. o. sccolLt vi the
q ,ngerous locality of tbs bntiding. be'ug
the G. inter IL ike whoitsslr R'oc,r, trade, ,
large detachment uf the Il 1spar ment
resp pnded the tlimes with difficul were
confined to the buliing Total loss esti.
m atsd at SIS ODO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28

HAMILTON. o, Msrcn q rhs cyclone
tha destroy ed the village ui Sc'epcs Tues
day afternoon besides XII iep Willis IN
Winston, fats ly II jnred Mr Il. Has aud
seriously hu', Mr.. Stv-ns. A ws'e In
the store 1T the time the bu,,diLg went
down. The storm followed nearly IN the
track OF another tvo hours a 20, crossed the
country TO Col ins, tearing down all iescer,
trees aud running r. any farm -bons.s and
bsrns. The los is es n,t.A Sl0O, 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28
Uts,ky, oop.

BaowS voop March n ( ipecisl.) )-Hr
Nal..r HUI an .mpioys oi the sunny
II phDlsl, = COMPANY, ann oto her To
Il Il Hull, bu.inoss manager Of the Sunny
y luth, wss tots morning seriously IL not
tat,ly iCjursd by blpv received from
the tyue bId ottht tan printI1r machine
suils und.r the ufess t. fegulnts some
p,rt ot H. vhiie II was IN motion. Mr.
Hun has many fisrde here VINO regret the
,oo,delt and hope ha Injuries may not
Lrove 10 Dad as We fear.
Court Ia dong litlt or nothing on ac
ccuht of tue records having been de-
srroy q. aud arc awaiting 'he action
of tie .rapd jury. The present
erpn Jury /, Que of the ableit ever empan
- led IN t.e emmy. They aTs fading n
good maus indictments
County Judge Cleve,rnd has nfter bsing
petitiunr", ord.rsd All ,l-ctioa to bs he'd
o, tl- ~ Il OF hpril s, determine sheths-
or not Bro ~nUOod shall 30 iLc1rporatod.
We toms it safe 20 sag Incorporation will
cary ny srge majority.
M D. H. rriplet. San Sibs county Is
mort prigainent sttoruey, ~ here attending 6
to business pertain n. to court.
Hr. J. u. Hutchins uf Cpmanche, Ia alrc
attending court At this place.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28
TRINITY Mills.

TRINITY MILLs, M.ron ~ tSpecisl J.
Deputy sheriff N. q Eventt, al Ellis un-
tv. with The ss i-iance ~ Snyder, h-n-
nety and w, ] Barnes arrstad lnis morn
ins one Il B, Saunders ot Ellis county, for
az. m, tug 90 murder GrorAe rarp'y rear
Palmer. he made despet4ie sitempt 10
rsc-pe, but the ,ffic,rs we're Voc much tor
HIM. -
A yell organ zed clan OF cncksn thieves
have oesu raidins the ben rooAs Tor come
time In this ciniiy. Tn, @ tn ns have O
de ,ct,ys a, work and some OF lhe thieves
nsye peen spotted aud will be then In.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28
Au-TIS.

Ausrrr, aardh a. Special l--Charters
n sn: Fspnin M0nUmentsi Association,
Goliad: the J w Crowder's Drns o.; capt
tai, So 900. inc rpurators " Ofowdar,
j ii Heury =. T.. MsrtAlis, II II. Crowd
er aud Il Berry.
The comptroller paid in to tho orsdit of
the general reyanus To-day $500. Ho
ru es that pers1n soliciting for q ms de-
ing copying or cDiarCiDs ptc urss MUS take
out s,tte licsIte. He hos Tecs vrd q
pres,irg irvtat on 10 deliver tie annual
,ddTe.s NJ the closs Of hs session OF the
Sam IL H,us,on u1rmsl ecno |, bat Official
du les will prevent his doine 30.
Rel two 20 the special 'eut out from
L,mpssas the 2ith ius'Ent, recountipg toe
cutting Il 'euc-s. the governor has received
a letter from so.rG Wolf, saylue " 10 false
aud t.st no fences have been cut iu LsRi-
ps.r. couniy for Two or tnreo Mouths.
Board aud lodging IN the t'~us sebding
MP applications tor summer schools ranges
rom $40 t. $50 per mouth. lt will he =
moo,h before tho board designstes the lc-
o .lities.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28

HrxptR'oN, M-'cn "a 7-l5psol,h-A ne.
gro was fouud dead IN The oser p-t Il
ta,e c, unity a few DAYS ago. H- ~ drunk
ayd '.l1 m q creek aud was drowa aen\
A 1t of negroes had row at New Nslem,
this county, ruesdsy, in which OH was
fatal = stabbed.
Colonel "A. NJ. Lsw on, recently apNint.
ed Indisn age,t {. left this afternoon iofyhe
Indian Territory.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28
WAX,nAChIE.

WAxAHACH Mnrcp II -(Darreipon-
dance IA maich game oi lizards was
pisyrl pore this cv-ning IN he Paragon
billiard pafllr, Tue partici .ants were an
hmeriosn aud Obinanan (Hone Kong }
The Chnamsn WAS dsien'ed ou the billiard
table bus switched off on tho wheel. and
dowped old America ~ once.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-28
ciEnuKNE.

cLrsuaxr, M,rcn H.-( Specis .I-rhS
eve,i.. an ~ o'ciocs when the
b"utd a sants Fe tr in touched the or ssing,'
ore-hsf mite vest ot Award, the engine
.,ruck a tee, .,or.e smblisrce cltsii g
EA Moore snd J,nn div, II oe me
bors@s and carrying the v bioe and occu-
=. M. sop. distsnc-, completely osmoi.sa-
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CONISGIDN.

CousaroH Kr, Maroh N-[3pecIal. l.
The folioVing are tho lucky Humb-rs in
the drswing of 'he Henry college lottery
vhicn tn. K rltc In th's civ to.isv: M.
IOs&t drew S3n.0pl. M. 6753l d,ew $1,000;
No. 4i6i draw t5O00. No. 1Us s drew 50 5On;
No. 32l % drew S2,6t9
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NANNStIIA.

EAvAsorA, Natc. n, I Special l-Sherifl
Scott cspturai joe V ,nce in Louisiana n
few d,ys ago for the mdr1er ~ his brother.
iu-'ay, Charles TAYLOR. h-rs November o.,
1883 Taylor was under the intl 10 ce OF
whisky. aud th-v got into iisDu. e about
some flows and V nc knocked his btaiEs
on with clpb. Vance 10 in i.il.
Notices are out ior q base bal meeting
20 night TO organize their old claD, tho
mutuals.
Farmers are busy and weather good.
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G,I.vE TON.

GALvE NJ rcn ~. -fPress i The
c,se ~ Ge rye Fry sgtioit the rIican
n itional Cons ruction cnmpauy, whic1 tns
occupied the Unit.d state. circuit court
the sniiTe week, ended "a dsv nv averdici
IN favor oi toe y nin' IT for blT los Acion
WIS brought ny Fry Tor dam ages re-.
sulting from IN alleged breach of
cpn'rsc, 70 do the s,.v-dsing ior the
M.r'csu NatioHR conairuc ion company a.
Arrusss Pass from August Isl, 1881, tu
Augug' lu, 1882, The bre'cn WAS Seio to
ne made hii'r two months ~ SER
vice. Plaintiff laid the dimagts
a. $500 AnlO onurs were -,
listed on both sides. For plaintiff
Nheelor6 Rhodes and y. l. Cleveland ap.
by Geuig, Mason. X V. d wilson anu Col.
onel Chiffon H. Is rot knOwn whether
there will be sn appeal.
The whari Cpmu,uy drefge boat rog ex.
oayating L4badie ,l'p has brought 10 lishi
haiIy rus .d twelvg-hoWit.
s,r which IA tuuposed TO b. from
the wreck Il tho Texas M -lt.war Dfutuf,
sunk ip tlai lHcsliLJ ~ 1877
Ca Grs q C1iuese laI"dfy man, was o.
riously cut IN tho neck TO nirht by an u1.
Iuotn Caucasian who TOOK exceptions to
\ wssh nil presented by tho c las iai.
ttis report a hat scsnt recognition and
almost Total lacS " cue u-tg,Den' that
4 he WasaiugtOl Gu,rds, oi this oitv, meet
n, the ,nds ~ the 'gsns OF
q weston nave clmul t'ly dlscogragei the
c"mpsnv, s'd the pro.pso' at present is
that q lytsjon wli not be repre-
srricd in tho coming drlll st
II uston. A meeting Of the Guards IL
csileh tor tr-morros when Geh iie action
II k,l, be- tstrn.
o. April 1T the cef'o.l forca IN The gen.
pssl Office oi tho Cult Colo
RADIO q Santa Fe railroad
Gil DO reduced, aud from four
10 seven clerks = Il gn out. Discharges j.
Ia said "iil bs mNis on the general plan Of
reduction VI force