The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-01
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Losay INV, April 20.-[Speclal I'VE hau
= heavy thunder storm yesterday morning
accompanied by wind ana hail. The latter
did no damage.
The Methodlsts have decided, In view Of
the fact that the Baptists have q revival
now running, 10 suspend until their Bap-
list brethren get through.
The republican delegation to Fort Worth
from this and Rusk county LEFT by tbs
silk hats, and one young man
lad flaming red scarf, completely hiding
all white about his shirt. The thought Is
natural that this Is emblemhiioal Of tina Ia
teuiion TO fly the Bloody shirt. They will
not be likely to support the central and
western Texas idea that the whitts must
control tho republican party. AL OF tho
churches save one held services yesterday,
both morning and evening.
At2 o'clock yesterday morning an unoc'
cupled dwelling belonging to Ffa3k Steph-
ems, was burned evidently by IN Incsnd'aTy
fire. No clue as TO tho perpe rstors. ln'
surancc, $500.
The baptist. or rather III = neral revival
services, are held .hree tia day.
4 lie Pfe3byter an ohutch Wall have u fes-
tivsl next Saturday.
The bridge question, free bridges over
the Sabine rlyerl - reierIsi back to the
iron truss bridges instead OF all iron, the
latter being too expensive. The people
want bridges but do not want to put so
much money IN them JUST now. Good
covered wooden bridges can be built 70. a
fraction of tho COST OF iron, lnd last
as long with reasonable care. Tho bids on
the two iron bridges indicated the cost
would be from 49, eco 10 $50 goo, aud then
es 1t was desirable to buy. toll bridge al
D..,,,, nlp bat p,ight hc m ada fran
These changes with our expensive new jail.
would have involved us In o debt OF over
$50 600 or $50, COO and tho county commits
siouer's court is to DO commended for pr IL
dence In consulting the people on this point
before coming to final conclusion.
The Kelly Plow company have declared
q ~ per cant. dividend.
Tom Buttrell, a salesman at J. W. Bor-
irg's, while showing light one-hoTse
wagon on the street. ran the shafts into a
street car, yesterday, and punched out all
OF the windows on one side OF the car.
Weather rainy, cool and unfavorable 10
crops and gardens.
ONCE Of Secretary Texas Press Association,
Longview, Texas, April %. 1854,
First-The fourth annual meeting OF the
Texas Press association will begin at Dallas,
Texas, Monday, May 9th, 1884, and the as.
ISOLATION will be called to order at noon.
Second-The session will last three days,
and on Wednesday the association will go
by apecial train to Houston to witness tue
last part OF the interstate drill.
Third-Some Of the members have
neglected to notify the secretary Of their
intention to BIO present at the Dallas
meeting. Those who have neglect.
ed this are requested to attend to the mat:
ter at once addressing him in care OF
Grand Windsor hotel, Dallas, Texas.
Fourth-Section ii Of the bylaws reads
as follows:
Every member shall DO present Of the
annual session, but II detained by ex,raor-
binary circumstances shall give notice TO
the secretary, otherwise be subject to Il
fine.
Fifth-Excuses may be cent to the al
dress given in paragraph 8.
Sixth-A full attendance ia earnestly
urged, for business or importance is to be
brought before the association. All mem
bers who get this office III time ere rsques'
ted to publish it. W. ALEN ADEY,
S.CreIgry