The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-02
.aredo: An Exciting Day Across the
River.
O:her Specials from sundry Sources.
AUSTIN.

O:her Specials from Sandry Sources.
AUSTIN.
AusTIs, Nay l.-[SpeclAl 1.-The follow
ing In round uumbsrs Fre the receipts at
the treasury department Tor the month OF
April: Rsyenue, S2S6 100; available school
fund, 500 600; psraaoent school fnnd,
SO 600; permanent school fund bonds. S3O,'
600; permanent university fund, 5000,
available university fun6. 50 600; nale OF
blind asylum lands 81 800: sale OF lunatic
asylum lands, $1,000. sale OF deaf and DUMB
asylum lands, VI 60; Peabody lund, $1,000;
Smith county bonds, $c,CO0; Anderson
county boads, 81 600; Bexar county bonds,
si5. 90. Waxahsohio city bonds 80, 800.
tyler CITY bonds. 50 300 Walker county
bonds, $500; Mckinney city bonds, $500.
The cha, ter OF ha Fort Worth Oil MIL
and Marufluturlng company was filed to-
day; capital stock $4,000.
The secretary OF public instruction has
received the scholastic censns OF Starr
county, ehowing the NUMBER OF pupil,
white aud colored. between tho cges ofS
and 10 tn be 2 600. with o0) that can not
read. The city o. Sherman shows 200,
with 3I5 that car not ra.d.
The Texas veteran land board met at tho
general lana Office this rnoruiRg, General
Walter Lane, president and Mr.. Anthony
absence OF Judge william l.. Huater, the
remaining member, tue lafd diJur-Gd 10
await bis arrival.
General Lane made the following remark
to-day to 4 Capital reporter, 10 speiking of
Governor Ireland and his adminigtrs'ion:
The veterans convention made no DECLARE
tons adverse t. the s lvsrnor or his admin
istrAtion, ami that ha heard no adverse
opihion expressed by individual veterans
so tar % Ia h,d beard, and ne believes the
general sentiment OF the veterans was IA
vorable u tho governor, 9nd Tint they Gu
Gorse his ac,ings and doinss. He presided
over the convention, mixed freely with the
veterans, and II there had been any talk
unfriendlY or c)ndemlatnry OF Governor
| Irslaud he certainly would have heard IL
! General Lane, Governor Lubbock, Major
/ Deiianhaugs and Colonel Ford were ciuso
| to-day by Governor Ireland
| An accident occurred az the capii0.
| grounds to-day. A man named Bird hEo
the flesh torn from his Thigh while endeay-
oring to plscs u large swinging stone In po'
siton.
LAREDO.
LAREDO, Nay 1.-tSpecii .I-Canazos
The customs inspector, WOO csused the ar
rest of Conductor King. nsEtd rhe Judge
what authority he had for releasing him
The judge replied that he did not feel oh.
liged TO tell him until he (JaDszos) could
show just excuse for having arrested him.
High words ensuei and the judge finally
dew his pistol, but wee prevented from
shooting by Colonel Villares., Afterwards
a difficulty arose between Villarea aud
Colonel salcedo. during which yillarea
told Salc.do that he respected his rank as
an officer, but as a gentleman he did not
feel the slightest esteem for him. Sslcedo
responded by saying that II Villaras felt
nggrieved that he could have satisfaction in
the most satisfactory manner.
Notices of highly inflamatory charec,e a.
Lava been posted ali over the city Of Mon.
terey. death to tho Stamp Act and
"H1rrah for Monterey. - being samnlea of
their style. Greet excitement prevails and
trouble is Anticipated in this CITY, Mer.
chants ore preparing to fulfill the letter OF
the law and NAV a seen carryine STAN rs
in bundles 10 their places of bnsiness Tor
the purpose.
| Tho thieves who stole certain lot OF corn
and oil from the warehouse of the Waters.
rle,oe y, ~ c1nPiny IN niareu3 were arrested
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euhoay',cnooi ,r rsaoo,suion agree1 20 ulset
on inc ,n'Iu tussuay III apni, ieoo at
M me1ia' ~ we w, n st unabI,uous.
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curve con- ini..eed iLefe We,e aoouL ooo
utiegasss IN a.ssaas .,,,h 'n I'M
rs si, 90 Heii5 ~. w u AiIar r sJ ,eI
ator delivered the welcominr snreoh In his
happy manner 30 we'll suited to the occs-
Zion.
Tonight the Ladies Missionary society
gives an entertainment at the Methodist
church. The programme consists OF tab
leaux, essays. etc.
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shsu ,hird Nav Moor von bath baaas
The trott.ng race was Won by Sallie I.
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