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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-15
ON 10

DALLAS, Junel 10 -fEiitos HERALD Since
o. so now proved beyond u doubt mat the
Santa Ne does not intend % aid us In build
ing the proposed railroad 10 Paris, the qpef-
iiOu crises viii the people pulh 70 through
Themselves, or shall 70 bA allowed 10 fall en-
tirtly2 There Is no hind OF deubt that rail'
roads DO more 70 huud np inland ioNnI
thau Auy other tinglo factor. Dhllas 10
practically eu inland town. Therefore, "
ge wish 10 leep ~ our growth and pros.
uarftg. so fhculd obtain more Iail roads.
We cgn benOmn % great railroad centre II
we vii. Nothing cleo viii ever mako a
city Of metropolitan proportions ~ north
Tox4s. MEnuigutof.es are q GOOD thing aud
they should ha urged tn cp,uo heTr, enc
should receive subs fltial old when they do
como. but f|sciorir8 VIII 20 whera there
are humorous railroads much sooner than
numerous railroad vel follow o few iaotO.
rles. VITA throo more railroads a coutlf u
nucs Of our sup. Cmgcy j. assured,
We should no., however, und1r
take ton many tAings 40 once ana
thus le. them ai isIl. Let us build ono
r,el al q limo aud when that 10 we'll ucdtr
way, undertake another. Probably moro
aii can bR obtained in building q r0od TO
Paris than on any other proposed lice.
Agpiu 10 would pass through tn most fer
'le pars Oh the state. For these $50 rea-
cons, il would seem hles 10 build uus hrlt
new rQlu 20 fdr43t why VIVA nov aluit uiONt
oapitalis.s together G.th those Of Paris and
o hers along tho liuo Of She road form a
ftoak company, taking in " need be, some
eastern capitalists, aud con truct the r)Ad
This c)mnapy could easily eocnre u right
Of way aud a donation OF gt least 92Jl,Ou0
in ca1h betideL They could then 90 ahead
and build thirty or forty miles OF road, and
then II necessary, issue bonds on that pot-
zion OF The completed lao to finish the 10,
- a. 'mhnru rIa uHmplA huHa "a mad
controlled by lo~al capitalists, with head
quarters here, which would be better ioT US,
then 30 hayo o foreign and dis
interested corporation obtain our
donations ana then mako ug q mere
eide. on their through line. Haven't
we soma leader who will take hold o. this
mater? All would follow IN an enterprise
OF this kind. VIII NJ. the president OF the
MerohRuts' Exchange, or some Other
prominent man, WORK up this matter? The
watchword OF every DAliaslle ahGa.d be
GOA TO Paris.n a ClTIzsS.
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POOR FARM POINTERS.

Mr.. j. Il KillpRtrick, superintendent OF
the county poor farm, who was In the city
Yesterday, stated to Il HERALD reporter that
he had harvested the twenty.four
acres OF wheat planted, and that it
would average twenty bush
els TO the mere, which is much larger yield
than wes anticipated Q few weeks ago. The
grain is sound and vel matured. This
supply will Keep tho prisoners nId paupers
on the farm IN breadstulis for another year,
besides leaving plenty for seed purposes
and somo TO sell. Notwithstanding the fact
that the farm has been subject 10 two over.
flows this season, the crops are promising
The warm, sunshiny weather OF the past
few days has produced g rapid, substantial
growth. He Gays his seventy acres Of cot.
ton is looking remarkably we'll and IL over
an average stand. The twelve acres In oaiH
and five acres Of millet are thrifty, and will
more than feed the work stock of the
form, which consists Of dix muleg.
he also has fifty ncreg in corn,
which has come ont wonderfully
since tho raiDs censed, and he Gays that he
never saw finer prospects than the crop now
presents. Ia tho way OF stock there are
slxty.hye head Of hogs, twenty-geven head
of cattle, most OF them cows, aud Xix work
mules. Tho COWS give ON abundance Of
milk and butter for the prisoners md pau
pera. Besides this there 10 o truck patch
which furnishes au ample supply OF vegete-
bles. The farns is provided With the neces-
sary AGRICULTURAL implements and Is in @
condition. There are al present
fifteen able-bodied prisoners-lour females,
one white and three colored, and eleven
aud ten pGupers on the farm.
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OLD sErrLuns' MrETING

The annual meeting Of the Dallas County
Pioneer association coming on tho 18th OF
July, the undersigned committee on inyi'
tntions takes this method OF maxine II
known that tue association was Intended 10
rCiude oyery pcrton who settled or Sns
horn IN the county prior TO tho lst day Of
January, 1880, together with their descend.
ants; and 10 Is hoped that every ono OF
those, nc matter Wutre hey now reside,
viii try O. bt present. md in case hey can
not then send us some word Of where they
reside, % old they uro and who compose
their families, with any ana oycrgthils else
0f tutercst iu rCrurd 10 their immigration
10 add settlement in Texas. Man aud wife,
Of course, arc oue, End either being Q p'o-
nCCr makes TIE other 10.
Tho committee are directed 90 Fay that
the meeting ia INTENDED 90 be u quiet I'M
ostpntal0ug gathering, suited tO tho taste
and comfort Of the CID folks and on.
li0ymont of the young; that The
prounsa are 10 d lue shade OF
native trees nut comfortably provided with
aeafG, etHuda ana water.
That there aTa ample grounds i1tt out
slide Lhe park Tor wagons nud teams, and
even for camping, s.. porson1 arc provided
FOR doing 60.
That arrangements vil De m1da with the
w~rron.yBris OF the city for iho best terms
por.ibla Tor camping and keeping stock.
Ihlt 10 ia dCsirlble 10 make this q com.
/ q'cfe reunion OF thOsg who composed tho
vanguard OF tho vast body OF people who
alW inhhbit tho coultry, 80 thst their
| names mny b4 enrolled una all the interest.
irr inc dents OF their immigration aud
settlement recorded.
That 10 is expected that each person or
family will bling o supply OF proyiBious
that we mny cat uponthe grounds and near
each other, 50 that ae little time as possible
I may be- lost Of social intercourse.
That a programme VIII be published Ia
time avid distributed that ali may under
stand The order OF proceedings.
That q cOmmittee Of reception will be sp.
pointed and notice Of - given. so that
every person or party will b. waited upon
on their arrival and directed 10 the place OF
meeting and advised ia regard to any &C.
c1mmodations they may need.
That the meeting will be held at Shady
Vleg park. on San Jacinto street, about
one and e half miles northeast from the
cpurt-houie, beginning nj 10 o'clock o. M,
Saturday. the l2th OF July, and continuing
two dave, subject TO the pleasure Of tho
association. Pioneers of all the counties OF
north Texas ara invited and requested to
unite with us 10 our picaicand Ia tho pleas
urAs of orr reunion.
The papers OF Dallas and OF other places
in north Texas, especially westward, are
requested to publish these arrang ements.
JONI NJ. CROCKETT,
j. u CooMBs,
JONI @. Mccoy,
Committee.
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THE MAIL BAG.
ARecherche Tying Of tho silktn Cerd
al EanlF.
Addenda 10 the Crop Rfporl-SOclal
Siitlugs.
Olhor Chips of ohai,y Correspondence.


ESHts, Junel3.--fCorfCgpondCnce l-Lagt
night q large numOer OF eli IL n5 ag'
sombled at the Christian ohuiot, in this
city, 10 wit ess the marriage Of Professor
", 3, Sutton 10 Miss Annie V. Erwin.
The house was well lighted n beautifully
decorated with oyergreeua and tl0wcrB.
Suspended from the high ceiling, Just over
the altar, was a marriage bell cophlfucsed
OF pure white lOwers. AT n edge was TO
be sson among the flowers the initinl letter
OF tbe name Of Sutton and on the oppolli1
the letter p The clappsr was q horseshoe
made OF Leady lie mineral, and w.9 the
AIT Of MaiOr Pickrcll to tho urido.
In front, and 90 The loft, stood u pure
white oleander, and 20 the right u pink
one, both IN iull bloom. At 10 o'clock,
sharp, the orpanisi, Mics pho5 Plckrtll, b.
gan me wedding march, when no the left
door Miss Lille Elng, and 70 the right
door Mr.. Will Pee entered. Then IN the
came manner M.Hl hlgsio Edwards and
Mr.. r. ". White, Miss NOBLE sutton md
SIR. J. s. Nowiin. Following Miss Sutton
aud Mr.. Nowiln egeh were tRo swce. Little
Urls ttrsWing flower. N,Xs came
Moore, of WbXahachie; aud up the
other nlsle came Sir. Sat on, Next
the bride and groom meeting in 'front.' % ltne
altar. Tho ceremony Dy the Rev. V !.
Stirman, OF Terrell, was very impressive.
After the ceremony was over tho party re-
! tired and entered carriages no the door, and
were driven 90 the residence Of Mrs. Ellis,
where with O few special fdendu they en-
joycd an elegant supper. This happy
Young couple have been teaching ina the
! Ennis public fchool for the pas. year, aud
/ have u'ade many warm friends Ia this city,
who join 80 wishing thom a long aad happy
Ntfa
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CoRsICANA.

CoRsIcANA, June l3.-ll correspondence. ]
The weather has been very f..
yorahls during the past two weeks
for our farming population, who haye
been taxing advantage Of IL and arc now
nearly out Of be gtgts M regards TO cot
ton. Prospects are good iora three-f0urths
crop and estimates Iut u receipts for the
coming season st % 1000 should the
weather continue favorable.
Cora 10 said TO he fms and O large crop
will be gathered. Whsat Is being harvested
and tho reapeTs haye 70 keep NJ work Sun.
days 20 save the crop, which IL oztraordi-
narily good as are also oats.
Large quaulitteB Of wool ere now arriving
daily by wegous, ard IL bids fair to become
an important i'fm in Il expor'a.
Tho a. H-'rG p fhn organic atom Of the
county w0rl4'4 fair .ssOciation is called 10
meet in the opera-house tomorrow ut 2
o'clock.
The banquet given bv tho senior class OF
Mrs. Gulick's select school was o most ele-
giant affair, and heartily enjoyed by the
favored ones VINO attended.
This hes been the hottest day OF the sea.
son, the Thermometer registering Ole In
the thade.
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TEMPLE.

TEMPLE, June l3.-[Correspondencel-
The city council of Temple have Issued
bonds for 81, 600 and will apply the pro.
oeeds of their sale 10 the erection of school.
houses and other public buildings.
Our citizsns ere looking forward 10 the
9th OF June, the celebration Of Temples
third anniversary, with u great deal OF In.
%terest, aud 10 pains will be spared 10 make
thu occasion q success.
Quite a number OF the delegates 60 the
Fort Worth convention have stopped at
Temple as they returned home, and oil
seem struck with the remarkable progress
OF the place.
Crop prospects ia this section Of the
country are most excellent, aud everybody
Is full Of hope. The reaping is almost done
and tho yield OF both wheat and oats is
Yerg good.
Wool still continues 10 come In freely.
Temple has recently developed iuto a first
class wool market.
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WELLS.
A Wonderful Resort for the Siok-.A Birds
Eye View of These Famous Springs
and Its Surroundings,

.fe 49,
WoorEs, WILLS, June 9;-Ioorres-
pondence. Your correspondent, in
travelling over the soathern part
OF the Ltate, concluded to visit
these wells and satisfy himself as to the
properties snd.eilec.s OF its waters. To cay
that he vas agreeably% surprised would be
but drawing 10 very mild. Too much can
10. be ssid OF the great benefits that have
been IN can be derived from these truly
wonderful wells. On entering the grounds
an observer IL az once struck with the
beautiful scenery that presents itael'. Ne
rectly In front OF him 10 a beautiful lawn
covered with flowers Of all d%ecriptiona and
o~ver.hanging trees. Scattered over the
lawn and protected by tho trees can be
person can sit aud read or
otherwise gmuse himself, protected
from the hot MONDAYS sur during the
long summer days. This Law = also affords
q splendid plaza for outdoor amusements.
The management have fitted 1t up with
games OF every description so that q visitor
cannot AVE ccuse 70 complain OF the mo-
notony ofthe Wells. On ei'her side eau be
seen a row OF cottages, all occupied by FAM
lilies who have ONE 10 derive the benefits
OF these wonderful springs. To visit these
cottages and hear the praises and see tho
wonderful effects OF the waters would sur-
prise the mof %sauguine. Your c%orrespon-
uont, IN COGNtfHhtlO1 Win u Eeuflhmdn
who has been here for five weeks, asked
him what effects the water hadhad on him.
"Why," be said, ait is the king water OF
the world. When l came here five weeks
ago 4 could not walk fifty
yards without sitting down and
rss.iDg myself. Now can
walk eight OF ten mileH without firing In
the least" This IL bat one among the num-.
Der OF similar remarks be has heard while
here. Directly In front OF the lawn il a
mammoth hotel and q number Of cottages.
This hotel IS under the management of
Judge j. J. Kendrick, that prince OF hotel
keepers. Mr.. Ksndrick has had charge OF
this house for several years and by bis
efforts to please his guests and tend 20 their
every want, bes made for himself many
friends and quite en- envisble reputation
as a hotel man. The Wells also have sever.
al other ho.els, among which are the
ia ckson aud Simmons houses beth OF
which are run and kept in first-class style;
there are also five private boarding houses.
DIR. J. NJ. Willis, n OF the leading physi-
clans OF the state, is located at the Wells
will atterd 20 the wants OF the lick and
needy. DR. Willis has been at the Wells for
lie past three yesrs, aid has msde IL a
point 10 study b. properties OF
Ihese famous waters aud seys,
be hiss found them to
mp 10 his entire expectation. To the
management can not be given too much
raise for their unce.sing efforts 10 make
his the best watering place 10 the state.
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OoLLINsVILLE.

C~oLLISsvGLLF, June i3.-TCorrespond.
ence.l.-The people Of Collinsville and viciu-
ity are rejoicing oyer the success OF local
option IN their precinct. ono Jamea, of
Sherman, set up G saloon here and said 10
waa cheaper to beat local option than II YVES
10 pay license, but we guess he has changed
his mind, Is he shipped hi8 trinkets back
to Sherman yesterday. Our people are de-
termined that the law shall be enforced.
We don't want any whisky here, and won't
have 1t.
The farmers are in the mids! OF harvest.
Grain crop splendid.
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HANAS s. SON.
1 Will Give

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For any case OF tho following diseases which
the medical fraternity have pronounced incur
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aud secondary stages, such as old Ulcers and
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win cure tho third stages or Tertiary Syphilis,
where syphilit c aud Mercuiid Rheumatism are
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have hundreds OF certificates where mlrhculous
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tients eat and drink what they Ike, and require
no outward applications Hundreds suffer from
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beneficial eff CTS ara felt at once. II has raised
men from hospital BEDS IN one week, VINO
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On receipt Of price, by mail or express, these
Remedies viii DO shipped 10 any part OF The
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They hsv, now cumming dsly ifom Cfeh
train a line OF rect cars that can not be-
surpassed anywhere. Tnry have msdu mr.
rdueements with tho railroad 10 sion ~ =
polnl Just one mile and ahalfirom TIE Wells,
thus doing away with tho long and dusty
ride from Br,m I'D, The road IA . ihrCugh
q beautiful forest thus projecting Y hltofa
from the hot tun and making % u very
pleasant ride 20 tho Wells. Y ar cores
wonderful wslla but space iorblda. In con
o~lusinn, be Will simply say, that pfrsons
who gfe SICK md wish 10 be cured can do
al hV Ylhllnn Wnnlrn Wllll.
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NINE. PARKER PAYs our.

NM. Parker, alias Mime Lockwood,
who was fined some time ago In the county
court for keeping q disordorly kouseand who
rkipped her bond and fed TO Galveston,
where she was arrested n brought back
here by Sheriff Smith, concluded yester-
day 10 psy the fines rather than sweat II
out In the county jail or work IL out on the
poor.ferm. She paid the fines and cost
into court yesterday afternoon, which
amounted to $so3, with the understanding
that the cost. IN which she and her aitor-
neys claim there is an error, should be
relaxed, and II excessive. the amount oyer
paid 10 be returned to her. With this
understanding she went her a
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COURT.

Joe Forsyth pleaded guilty 10 aggravated
assault and the Jury returned u verdict fix
ing his fine at $25 and cost-the main wit
ness for the prosecution, S. II. Bells, had
flsd tho country.
Tom Pl ,ine, charged with burglary and
theft, forfeited nine bonds OF $500 each,
with a. q Hart as surety.
ANDY u am, charged with assault to muir
der Ia two cases, THEFT OF horses snd cows
In three others. forfeited the same, amount
ing TO 1880. His securities were w. Elan
Isssc Fam Charles Floyd, Joe Motley and
others.
The cotton swindling cases were SGT for
Wednesday the 18th.
Lon Barrett, charged with the theft Of q
COW, is on trisl.
LATER. Len BsIrsLt was given two
Years.
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CALVERT.

CALVERT, June 10 -fCorrespondcnoe.-
The county commissioners received the or
der eppropriating S25, 900 to build q bridge
acrosa the Brszos river. Citizens here On.
terrain hopes Of getting $4,000, which will
be voted on next Monday.
James Cannaughton, delegate 10 ,FcrI
Worth convention from this preoinc,, re-
turned to-day.
Cotton has improved very muon since my
last, and corn is still looking well. A good
shower is needed for upiands.
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CITY COURT.

CITY VS.. A. NJ. Cormsns, profanity; die-
missed.
City VS.. Jsmes Scott, profanity; dismissed.
City vs.. james Arbuckley, permitting
stock 10 run at large; dismissed.
City va. ii. G.. Sizer, o~bstiucting street;
DISCHARGED.
City VS.. Joe Morris, exposing person; dis
missed.
CITY W. NJ. Dickens, assault and battery;
fned So.
CITY va. j. F. Sullivan, blasting rock;
dInch arnld
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superiority Of TIC Mccormick machine
was evident from the ttArt.
Esch Of the machines wore drawn by
q pair 81 mules The pair hat drew tho NC.
than those that trew The Osborne, and yet
tue difference IN draft was apparent aud Ia
favor OF The Mccormick. The Osborne
i0lka naid a. tho ttsrt that they had a
dynumoms,or TO test tho draft, but when
asked 90 apply acknowledged that
thoy did not have IT, The
Mccormick machine wis decided
by those present to be the bnst and was
cold 10 Mr.. Scott at list price, with freight
added. though the Osborne machine wac
offered him No q reduction OF $50. This
scores another victory for tho Mccormick
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EASE BALL-MATCu GAME.

The old members Of the Dallas Brown
Stockings aud Dallas Blue Stockings have
formed a new club known as the Dallas
Base Ball olnb." Iheffst nine are Mana
field, D.; Carter, c.; Lilly, g., g.; Laugblin,
lst b.; Wilsey, "a b.; Blakeney, 81 b.;
storte. /. T.; Jackson, c. l.; Momrnd, 7. I.
They will play the initial game OF the sea-
son in a match game with the Missouri
Paciies OF Fort Worth, this 3 p. M, ct the
race course. The admission Is only %
cents, and the boys should DO encouraged
hv a large attendance.
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somethlug iall Thursday might, but never
thought anything moro OF ~.
On investigation II wrs found
that he had missed his calculations aud fell
into the soft mud. ExlTicetinR himself
from the mire aud casting Hlide his coat,
hat and shoet, he walked farther down ihe
nyer and wading IN until he reached deep
water, drowned. The night ego Of the dc.
ceased WAS partially gone, He weighed
about 100 pounds, had n gray musteehe,
hair tinged with gray, waH dressed IA black
pants, aud had on two checked shirts.
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ESCAPE OF

A few nights since two prisoners on the
poor farm who were treated ss "trusties'
made their escape. Their names are Jim
Ward and Amanda Robinsou-Doth coll
ored. Ward, who YVES tcnt up for the
theft Of q coat, was r%ecsptured yesterday at
Arlington. The woman who was serving
out q foe imposed for aggravated assault lie
still at large.
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j. III. Webster, u enterprising pho
togripher, Is having an electric light with
an incandescsnt attachment put In his art
studio, which will ensble him 10 make pho.
tographs at night IS well as day. This is a
good thing for people who have no time
during the busy hours Of the day to cit for
pictures. Such can now have them taken
NJ night.
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PIANOS Ann nRaAss

Just received. another large shipment OF
STANDARD instrument. Chickering, Math.
uschek, James and Holomtrom, Gabler
and Edwards pianos, Mason d Hasnlin
Western Cottage. Ulough & Warren and
Sterling organs. Call and see the hand
some store, largest stock, best instruments.
Prices low, terms easy. O. u. Edwards,
1888 aud 1856 Main street,
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The following arc the clncers Of tho Attn
lotto club: Ike Froeman, captain; rheo-
doro BoPel, frat lieutenant; 10. Roherts,
second lieut. tenant. GymnHsiUm will DO
opened every night from 7 g. 10 D.. m.
sunday morning $3.50 TO - o'clock. Mon
day ard Thursday night, regular class ! n
.s.rucllon night.
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Grncn Anplcs.

Green Apples, -
Eaten In the sDriug time, or any other sea-
SOD. is liable to give one q bowel trouble,
which can be speedily checked by the use
OF DR.. Blggers' Southern Remedy, the great
specific that will certainly cure crAmp colo,
diarrhms, dysentery and restore the little
one gradually wasting away from the effects
Of teething. Price, 90 cents. Ask your
druggirt for 1t. Manufactured by Walter
A. Taylor, Atlanta. Georgia, proprietor
Taylor's premium cologne.
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ART EXHIBITION.

At the earnest request OF many who have
been unabls to attend, as well as many who
desire TO have another ppor.unity Of in.
speeding the work, Mrs. Capwell has con.
scented 10 keep her studio open to-day. The
paintings exhibited are well worth a visit,
and the class deserves great credit for its
rapid advancement.