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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-04
LNrESsIoS OF THr gully, COLo.
RADIO. A SANTA re,

The Galveston News 10 It's issue Of Mon
day, referring I, ths passage by the hous,
u representatives, the bill granting the
rghtotway through the Indian territory,
,n,ers quite A4length into tho discussion Vi
the heu,ilts such extension would be a.
Galveston, bringing that city o.
to closer commercial relation
with interior points no, tccessbl ~
the past. IL reftrIio the two brat ohcs, tn
one rom Dallas, and the other from For
Wofta. II II well known that the Chicago,
r,xas & Mexican Central, whose rights
we're inherited by the Gull Colorado q
Santa Fe had made considerable Roadway
II securii < the rlpht.oi.why to Pair, and
the rieht'oi- way granted TO the ST. Llu's N
San Franc!sco road will inure
10 this road early In November, In case the
san Francisco does not build to Pals,
which IL nov out OF she question. That
/ &c line from Dallas 10 Paris, and thence TO
c,nnec, with the San Francisco read,
would be most easily constructed. shorter
an! Of more immediate advantage to the
city OF Galveston and to the line itself, is
too apparent Tor argument. The compile
ton Of the road through Rockwa.l, Hunt,
and Lamar, would give the road local
traffic that could not be surpassed by any
rosi in the stAte, us these counties ART
ihiokly settled and have number Of the
most popu!ous aud prosperous towns
OF any counties In the state.
is Dot TO on the other line proposed. The
country is newer and net so ihickly settled,
and the Towns to supply the business viii
have to be made. The lire as proposed
through Rockwell, Hunt and Lamar, will
&c at once seli.sustnining. This part OF
Texas has hitherto thrown pretty much al
it's trade to 81. Louis, enrlchiDg her mer
ohsuts for the reason that the Wholesale
towns Ia Texas were not accessible by any
direct lines. This line would be the ebert
route from north Texas to the gull aud
wou d Go more 10 add TO the population
and wealth Of Galveston than any
measure her people could advocate.
Nor should II be forgotten that Dallas, Rock
wall, Hunt and Lamar are all ready and
auxi0us TO give ma .erisl aid to such al en-
terprisc. We trust the msn at the head oi
thu enterprise will not long keep our people
Ia wanting, but will break the dirt at an
early day aud give us another thorough
line o he east
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MIDLAND.

MIDLAND, June 3 Special THE first
consignment Of two cars OF lumb'r for
Allen Bros yard at this place arrived tt.
day and will supply a long felt want. rhorp
other ytri and to bnild store for general
m erch Az dising. DR.. Cochran arrived 20
day. He will occupy tho Midland Town
companies buildit & for the present With .
limo o. drugs and ststiorery aud will looK
after the health Of our people in a orofes-
s'onal WAY. The new depot will bs com
pleted In ten days. 1t 10 forty feet by
twenty wide.w waiting room, ticket and
telegraph Office and ware room.
PItstoes. corn, turnips. tomatoes. water
melons, etc, are looking well and pre- mise
i ,od crop, the resul. OF tmsy rains.
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WHAT II THE RAILROAD COMMIT
TEE DOING.

The question 10 fen ASKED and as often
unlHswtr. d There is seine excuse to lie
iourd in ibe fau, that the financial trouble
10 y -w NDrE cane upon u5 when the *
c,t,r.s.i 1871 q necessity OF ,he road VAS be-
ing work i 10 the highest pitch. B1, our
nooula should not be id.e il this matter.
Tlere Is plenty Of money ia commercial
e, Btegs thAt could be mad II the matter was
presented 10 business lignt. We need
mo:o rogdg, aud hey will not be built IN
les our own people work the matter up
themselves. Oar real estte owners, who
have rested so quietly in the past, smass'
in ltr.e prof's on their early invest
mems, vii find that this continued pros
.periiy aill cease urless tboy make
An Il 1T to hold what has been gained and
20 one better. There can be no question
as TO the investment ia the road brill from
Dallas TO Paris, or one to the northwest by
way of Decatur, opsning up the coal fields
and bringing us In close proximity to
cheap fuel Both Of these lines will rAv-
erse section OF country more thicAly tat
tied than that covered by the Fort Worth
& Denver, and this is one OF the finest
pieces OF property for local traffic In the
state. Again suppose We bad to give
bonus of one, two, or three hundred thou
sand dollars to induce capital to take
hold OF the enterprise. IL 4. not tact tha'
II we were to give one eighth OF sll the a.
sessable property OF the town to construct
two such lines, with headquarters here,
that the remainder OF our property would
he ENLARGED in value, SO that our pre- fits
would be far 10 exc Sc OF our loss or gill;?
This Is the irus way 20 look at the matter,
and II would be folly for US to go back TO
the Cd way Of thinking that Dallas was
good enough as size lie md her natural ad-
yantagea would bring about all the desired
results Let u wake up and keep
awake until some hing real IL
done. All The towns around us
thai nave no direct connection with us are
anxions to give ifes y towards the cousttuc
ton of these lines, and II we ALLOW the OPP
poriunity to pas, they Will ere long 10 k
for connection elsewhere.
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uAEPgEs, NorAPARry.

Itis impossible to deny that the conven.
ton now In session at Chiosgo lisa band OF
yic.ors assembled to divide the spols,
rather than an assemblsgs Of represents
lives Of . party agreed upon some pa
triotis principle. Twenty.iour years
OF uninterrupted domination has
maze this people believe that
the government belongs TO thsm, and IL Is
only q few Of their eistsi Who feel inse-
curly. Bey ond the continued principle OF
rehabilitation, not factor q left OF
the lis. OF slleg d grievances the; fret
c lied into existsncs the republican
party. Stripped Of every title 10 The psme
Of party. in a political sense, IL 10 In feet
hand o, Beef ,minites, ssoosing 10
dsvour the prey. The postmss-
,.rs. the port collectors 81 sustoms,
he srcise gsthsrsrs. the nsrshsls.
md oil sorts Of piece hclders are th.rs,
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never once Dreaming on q possible dsfest In
any cave, only eagerly discussing which Of
the many applicants shall have the honor
OF sitting at the heal Of the table and caiv'
ing that he followers m ~ eat. Bat spite Of
,hlt confidence on the part oi tho lsiiy,
there Is ut leis. one 'eAdsr who feels mir
giving lie knoSs how fully psople are
pcrsuadsd tina, SAMUEL J. Tuprs's
salary CO president OF the United
State, WIS drawn by RuTugRYlRD u.
HAYES, and feeling cure OF the nomination,
he yet feels tina, It comes too late to do him
good. /, Is possible that BLAINE could
cave beat TIIDgs Ia 1875. lie feels that
HAYES chsslej him out OF the noni-
nation rs he did TILDKs out
of the election. aud hs also
ietls that this WOODEN nun OF Ohio Is still
hanging about his neck keeping him from
his llie's ambition. BLAINE feels the sort
OF love for HAYES that Hor FUR felt fr
PRiscs HrsEY. He would like to poison
him In . cup Of sack, but then HAYES
doesn't drink
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The State Capital - Sy'lnbli OF the
Superior Courts.
The Departments Ran'acked for
Aorsel OF News.
The Graver Shadows Of Yesterday In
Texas.
other Specials from Suidry Sources.
PORT WORTH .

TWIN NO1A"
FoRr Worm, June 3 II Special THE
city Was thrown into great exosemen'
ABOUT half past 4 o'clock this alter.
noon, whom Il beosne known that twelve
nr fourteen prisoners had escaped from the
jail. Officers were mounting In hot haste.
and IN few minutes the sheriff and depu'
ties, the marshal and policemen and a posee
OF citiZ.ns werc securing the city ard sur
rounding c-untry after the ESCAPED ones
The HERALD correspondent hnstened ~ the
Jail and Il odiug that the prisoners had go'
out rom the top was soon on the roof II 0
southeast cell had been used 10 do the ~orh
i Weeks and to do m .ns work saHs to ' make
the hole. The iron plate oDe-ionrth inch
thick, had the rlvets taken out aud the
plate beat and pulled down, the e'sh
2 by pieces above this were then
cut through with a raw about fifteen
inches long, made from pucksi.hoop
Next 10 mis- wer- thu raf'ers nrd
/ en- The boards OF the rocf, which -er'
oil cot. Foe tin on TOO vss torn and bs.t
bsct, and through this hole OF 10 nv IL
inches soaut, she men crawled. Aiirf
reaching tbs ROOT, they mounted the par".
psf wall, then jumped to - water-tank sno
thsnos 81 the ground to the bsck OF The jail.
After fssching here. the men divided, som'
going over the fence into The stree,
then N the bluff, and others over the iercr'
through ths yards OF residents pear nv. lr
getting out the tin must have cnt SONS Of
tho men, for clos Of hood are 90 the ROOT
nssr tbe opening The prisoners still cou-
fined rs!,lss 10 ssy who are oni MD MOTH
Ing but u roll.c,ll can tel. Whom tre
alarm WAS piysn deputy ah.riff mounted
the roof, aud with his Oolts 49," pointed
70 the Dols, ordered the bilanc. Of TIE
forty'iive prisoners VINO we
crowded into the cell 10 Keep
b.ct a, peril OF their lives.
By $3.50 four men had been re-arresied and
arr nank Ia copinenielt. Ci,z,ns livingi"
the eastern par, oi the city ere greatly
ALARMED at the escape, tearing deeds OF
yiolsroe and iheit tonight T3e river y
so high that no ore eau crosr, and u IL saio
one prisoner. who lried 10 cross two nilles
balnw The civ, has been drowned. The
Offices arc in no way 10 blame Tor the ~.
C. De. aB trey could not have known ot the
work, even bad they been on top CT the
building, until the minute the tin was
broken.
The rain hss continued ali day, and the
Clear Fork IL again on a boom, but NJ this
stream sdrains a small arep, no hood IL
feared.
Ths examination Of pupils IN the public
schools continues, with slim attendance
OF parents and guardians.
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CoLosEL ]. J. aADEg, OF Texnknra,
appointed district commissioner Tor inc
f1Erth ci.t'ict 10 the New Crtats
exposition hiss forwsried h 5,'ig a.
tlou ~ tne governor. TIE state aud the
fourth ccngre.slcra al district will lose the
active telvces OF gentleman oil The "old
school" which is to be regretted. The best
iuteras's OF the district ind the itate con.
sidersd, It vii! be no easy matter to eupply
the vacancy caused oy COLONEL HADss's
rsqiyuA-ion.
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r#r April statement OF our foreign com

TgE April Statement mt or our foreign com
merce, Issued by the burssu OF statistics,
show tina, while the volum OF imports has
been but little changed, the exports are still
a, a comparatively low ehh. The merchsn
dice inptr.s r the month we're not quite
600 60 ., or about per cent. less then for
A., n 1888. The merchandise exports OF
~. ., b. r hand, were about s2l ,ccn,ooo,'o
"a per cent. less. In April, ISIS tire ex.
,,,.fs ,xceaded the imports OF mtrcb m
d., by r.srly 81. 600 600: but in April lss4,
IA. xcs.s was 81, 900, 600 on the other side.
IN. epscie import last April was s4,ol6, 1Os,
again, e., 335,o25 N April. 1888. and the
snecia expor, was se3, COS, $50. sgsintt s3,-
7as sol, Tns crreHs q specie exports over
fneo,t. ga, less than bslf million IN
AprsI. 1853. but more than $4,000, 600 lsst
Apu ,mpsfiDg the ten months ending
April 30. 1854, With the like period ending
The 30 h Of la,t April. there appears Q de-
,rm Of $4,000 In merchandise
imports. aud Of $500 900 In msr'
cbsudiss expcrss. The specie imports were
al 81 os5, against s2s 36l.s72. and the
s,esie Fl ports were So, s2i Ito. against So
M. az The net export Of sptc'e vss
.hcut s2s co00o. This loss was In gold,
- uss quite enough to set men to thin.
~ socos the eonsequsDces<of continued
1870 ofssflver dollars. True IL was no
q ~ cir great enough TO cause unessiressi
~ BuncnARD's high estimate OF she
tot ggd IN the county is correct !
~ risinly some reason TO think
san exaggerated one. Al
sold ought 10 suffics
snsss, and induce
liver busipssa
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RIG SpRINGA.

BIC SPRINGS, Juns 3.-[Special ALLEN
Bros, OF Jexirkana, have lumber at Mid
| nd and mole on the way, for lumber
yard.
Dr.. Il g. C1chrsn located there to-dsy
and stock Of drugs and stationery Is Ia
transit for the same place.
Tho new TOWNS taking n sLaft aud l.
certain to be one ot mp irtanc;. A large
stock % merchsndise, Il liverv stable ana
other branches will pay even now.
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Upset Calculations.

CHicloo. June AT o meeting OF tho
Indians o.legst'on this morning., twenty =
nine voted TO present. Hrrrison as oandi-
date, and t IL understood that tive oiy'
five of these will surely vote for him.
rnis eiec' Ton has created Intense excite
meDt, and promises W upset cslcula-
tons.
The vote for the temporary chairman by
delegst,s has jus.st-rtsd. IL will probsh y
lake sn hour aid to compete the
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marine

Nsw ORLEANS. june 8 Cleared: Steam
sh,ps Knick@f ,ck'r aid Excelsior. New
York. Arrived: q rrldine. RIO Jsaerip.
GALvEsTos. Jn-s 3.-Ar'ivsd: Sfesmshir
81. nsry, New O.leaDs; brig Goa Green,
Nsw York: schooner Gsorsts l.. Drake
B.ta. .Msi6s; schooner Emily J. Watt,
New Oriesps. Cleared: steamship Ian
pssss, Nee York. Sailed: Stesmthip 81.
Nsry, Clinton.
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THAT was an immense showing mede By
Dallas Of new improvements. The Post 10
grstiaed 70 note such rapid strides In the
North Texas hub.-tHous,on Post.
YES it vas, but the HERALD /, catching 1t
eve y day from those VIII nm We l'ft out. We
are seriously .hinkir ofaddirg 81 addends
to satisfy many whose name we did not .'.t
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DInipe.

Bo.rox. June 3-slsioe t,ok the noon
tram nr Portland. He talked politics with
no ore. He IL reported 90 hsvi1R said ~ .
psrsonaI friend that be did Dot expect the
,cmiostjop and that the candidate will be
. 6srk horse. Thers 10 good authority that
Blaine rvqnests the support OF Sherman II
the ncm,ostion OF BlsiIe appears in
practicable.
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IT expected that every rolling mill In
the Cincinnati distric. will close next Sat.
urdsy NIGHT, rs the proprietors refuse TO
sign the Pittsburg scale IN It's present shsp.
FIVE thousand men will be ids unlees the
difficulty Is adjusted.
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IRELAND aud GiBB, will carry Texas nv
one hu ndred thousand majority. notwith'
standing any Independent ticket the re-
p1blicaus and greenbackers may put in
tn, f.ld.-[Moirs County Herald.
Wsn, this may be q little too large, but
the.s is CIR ainly no doubt of them being
ah.e to poll larger ticket than any two
MA we can nominate tor the place reftfr d
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The Cincinnati Commercial Gays; "Tbe
cipher dispatches are in pickle for use II the
old ticket Is nominated" ELIZA PRKsroN
IL dead and HAYES forgotten, therefore s
into goes no tines this Canvass aud no
clphering VIII grow out OF IL.
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LONGyIEW.

LosGytEw, June 3.-[Special. THE re-
ports from the hsil- beaten dlstric, are
smrzing. An unprecedented hail.storm
this certainly wss. About 1880 O'CLOCK,
Sunday, the ipky clouds gathered and de-
yeloped = clyclonic storm, but not Of very
ssyeye kind, for the wind did little more
dsmsge than blowing down some trees, but
where the hail fell II was IS though the
bosom Of destruction had swept over the
earth, The farms sffected are 40 II the
ground had been plowed and logged; ex.
cept IN q lew fields, whore stubs OF The corn
sts'ks show an ipch or 90 above the earth,
nothing green remains. Cotton 10 blotteo
trees, ana MANY forest trees were dennded
nj leaves and snsller branches.
Oae gentleman who came In town
Yesterday afternoon rods his horie
Though a nnii drin belly-deep for the
horse a. IL "A. m, fifteen hours after The
fell, and Messrs J. I. Poe and Tankersly
VINO went 10 the Willow Springs section,
found bn drifs a, deep ss eighteen inches
at 4 In the afternoon. A bucket-full wa
brought In 10 TD, and was not oil melted At
6 O'Clock. Some trees were blown down,
fslliug on the houses and adding this ep.
mr., ~ sion t. the terrors OF the horr fl
people, Who were dsuntd BY the elemental
war, for II raging wind, stoning nail,
roaring thunder binding lightning and
flooding rain We'd in their Jury. a strip o.
country averaging two miles wide and
ptretchiog from this northern edge OF Gregg
county south ward, through Smith towards
Uyerton, IL lh. ds ola.rd IsSiod, and II u
IA now almost, II not quite, impossible to
expect epv crops to be raised there. Al :
other heavy rainfall las, night aud IL 10 yet
rainine steady.
Thu true STATISTICS Of the Penn revival ~
the Baptist c,urch me- tbs: Professions,
IS; admitted to the church on baptism, 30
, letter 70 ,tofs.iou, etc, IL; total. $50: The
oihsr 10, attaching themselves probs oily tU
other sects. The services continued five
weeks. A subscription netted $50. and al
the Snndsy night rervice. II b'iDg desired
10 iucressc this to 500, $5l. S5 vas spe.diiv
contributed and the sum given to Maj !
Penn, VINO stated it was the largest contn'
button he had ever received from 90 small Z
congregation after so little time spent In
the work.
Rsv. r. J. Sims, Of Cooke county, 10 aid
ing the local ministers In conducting . 70.
vival at tho Cumberland Presbyterisu
church.
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RoBus1 Health

Is not always enjoyed by those who seem
to possess II. The faint OF corrupted
blood may be secretly undermining tho
constitution. In time, the poison will GER
tainly show Its effects, and with NIL the more
yirufcnce the longer II has been allowed
TO permeate the system. Each pimple, sty,
boil, skin disorder and sense OF unnatural
lasstude, or languQg, Is one Of Natures
warnings Of the consequences Of neglect
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Ayers Sa,sqparM

Is the only kennedy that can be relied upon,
in nil cusss, 10 eradicate the faint of hercd-
itary dlVpasc and the special corruptions
OF tho blood. II Is the only Alternative
that Is Sufficiently powerful to. thoroughly
cleanse tho system of Scrofulous and
Mercurial impurities and the pollution
Of Contagious Diseases. II also neu-
tralizes tho poisons left by Diphtheria
and Scarlet Fever, and enables rapid
recupcrution from the enfecbement and
debility caused by these diseases.
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PIANO.

PLANO Jupe 3.-GSpecial.l- 1.-The ford
hooes cherished by the farmers only lew
DAYS ngi are now Vanished by the heavy
rains that 'ell last night and today. The
roads leading TO town ars almost mpessi-
bic.
Several fishioG PARTIES will be gotten ~
smong the boya. Es tho grand Jury neett
this week az VcKirnsy.
Mics Adelin While, an sccomplished
Young lady OF Lincasier, lie visiting ihend'
here.
Tho planning mill owned by O. f. Saglinp
IL completed and rssoy for business.
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Al. Paprrs Discontinued NJ the Expiration
of the Time Paid For.

Look et the printed abel ON your paper The
dato tucr on shows when The subfCr pi"n e.
rtrss Frrwart Tho money Ia ~mple ne for
saneygql 4 YOU Dc ire uuhfOken files ~ We can-
rof aiv.avs furnish hsck numbers.
subs sribers desiring he addrc OF thcit paper
ahengei will pitase STATE III their Coinmunlca-
10 o. IA the old and new address
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nf'KINNEY,

NoKINsKY, June al Special Late yr,-
,erdsy evsaipg Muck & Mack, .grocers,
were clo-sd nv attach mcnis Issued In fsvo
ofthe Firt National bsnk Of this pisc'. by
Mshlcn, Dickinson & Co. OF Dallas, and A
] Stewart The stock 10 eytmatod worth
50 500 or SO coo claim. 5000.
The csss OF r. A. Kerr, charged with
murder, isssl for July 7lb; that OF Z. f.
Lee Tor ssrns cfrspss ~ set for tbe 10th u:
July. Six criminel cAses oomposes the
DOCKET.
Th,' .ve,ina Ia olesr az er two dsys show
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IAMlsASAS.

LAMp,sAs, June 3.-fSp' clsl 1.-The Park
hotel aud Hancock Sulphur Springs ere in
iull blast. Visitors are arriving ron
sections and accommodations are fire..
class
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The stock market was strong IN NeT
York yesterday. This is thought by AR
THURS friends 10 be caused by rise in his
a,nck
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wrpNE,DhY. JUNE I, 1881
INDIC ATOMS.

FOR tho Yves, Cults .a,es; Partly clou y vea'h.
or and local rains winds generally from the
cas-, - south. stationary temperature.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS

PREFERRED SPECIALS
The Fort Worth Jail Birds Make u
Break for Liberty
And Sncces dan Ingenious Scheme
successfully Carried On',
And One that would Make Baron
Trench Blush.
Ths State Capital - Syilnbli OF the
Superior Courts.
The Departments Ran'acked for
Aorsel OF News.
The Graver Shadows 0f Yesterday In
Texas.
other Specials from Susdry Sources.
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groe of Postage TO all Parts of the United
stutes and Canada.

ge,nl, by drau on Dallas post0llCc mprcy cr.
A.. or r1gi tered letter II sent otherv'se. We
III 10, Be resnonsibc for miscarr.ag.s. Ad'
-f,-s THE HERALD. Dallas, Texas.
Apecimcn copies sent tee on Application.
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Ys.TERDAY mus, have been dark day N
Csicsgo, judging from the result OF the
ballo, ior temporary chairman.
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USTIN.

AusrrE. June 8 GENERALIZATION supreme
O urt sffirmed: HsoTick Va Henrick ct sl.
rom williamson; Texas & Pacific railway
W. McAt,ee, from Grsyson: Mays vs..
II ,uston, from Wilson: Black ct al. vs..
@eiiier, from hilsm; Clark Key vs..
w srds, from Limestone; Houston & Texa,
4utrsl railway vs.. Votaw ct al, from
Reversed end remapded S.Lders a
Wuolev vs.. Hartwell & Chsm oerr, from
cory,l: Weir 1T vi. W.. omith Ut al from
Travis: Tx " & z 70 ii, rsil way vs. n ,~srd
and vile, rom Tnrr.rt; Jones ct nl. We.
Faooher Il nj. from II L.: Wab. va. HUFF,
from Hill; Tstlm vs.. Harris ct al, from
| C,ilin.
Submit I'd on briefs and printed nrgu.
m nts for both parties HeidenhsiTer
Bros. Va. McKeen. from McLennan.
o. motion tn dismiss Wallace We.
Crrw, fr IN Burnet.
On motion tor iehearing: EhiBger VS..
Ca'ps. nom Barnet.
Motion to strike ou' statement Of facts
overruled: Pipain VS.. ksufmun u Runge,
from Milan.
The land board met t,.day, bu, adjourned
q ,til tomorrow. 10 act on applications
or leases aud purchases. Tho amount OF
the fret 10 abou go sections and OF the
been reported. Protests have BEEN received
from bidders nj the last meeting at four
csrtspeslnst applications for thirty SER
ions IL Hall. and eighteen In Donley.
Callahan county eerds Q scholastic census
slowing s22. Eagle Pass, 40, and Doblin,
81.
.The apportionment OF Texas Of the Pea
bcdy fnnd next year will be 50 600, which
vii ~ given to the Sam Houston normal
s,tocl.
oerinteudeut Baker has received
$3.50 frou the Peabody fuud for
tie summer normsl tcbools this
veal He hes also bsen notifi'd bv DR..
Cury that tvo vacancies TO be Oiled from
rexss vill occur next yesr In the Nashville
Normal rcbool run ~ thst fund.
Clustered: Mexican Mutual Ord;uar CO,
sssocistion. Of Ban Antonio.
TIE governor pardoned James Nichols
to-dsy, nom Grsypcn county, who has
served four years Of . a " y ear term.
The c,uusy Judge Of Rains YES here to-
dsy. endesvoring 70 negotiate sale Of the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-04

GALVESTON, June 3 Following 10 the
weather report for the cotton belS furcish
ed BY phs nited States signal service, cot
inc In eoU q zion With ths RAILWAYS: