The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-01

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sloan. W. s. Barber, John Turner, W. II.
Poland. Josn 7. Pierce, y. A. Bsarcy, J.
Ad:'r' ": !. Cavep, A; Pope, y At
wells, o. i. Forest, P s. Buchanan, II.
Krs,z, W. II. Pope, Bart Ienningr, J. W.
lsllowsv, q II. Balook, J. B Wilson, Jim
Carver, T. 7. Haxley, g, II. MeGill. ". 7.
Keller, John T. Pierce. James Turner.
'isnerai W. p. Lane and come bf.en
others ct r.. ,,s'S we're "ppo on,,d delegates
The vote was taken cr these
delegates, II was moved aud carried
| oy large ma ority that they GO pledged
TO support tne Hon. William Stsdmln for
district Judge. The action pi the oonven-
Non At this point elected shouts Of ap;
convention, "A Kretz, A. Pope, W. l..
sloan and many others. W. j. Cnyen was
unanimously nominated for reelection 40
representative OF this, the Fli.eeuib ma
tionsl district. John Ireland and all his
political household wers endorsed and our
delegates instructed 10 supper, those OF
them who are candidates for Ie-eH ction.
Hon Frank s. Johnson, for lieutenant
governor, and Hon. b. +. Baker for super
intendent OF public &C lools were strongly
endorse 4. For oil state and naiioEhl con-
ventions the two-thirds rule, aud Ter all
adopted. Msjor James Turntr msce an
| able speech III euppoft 81 thee rssr iutions.
Major III. krez was elected chairman Of
tho democratic executive committee Tor
the ensuing Two years. Tn. convention
was largely attended and everything wL9
lovely.
AUSTIN.
AUSTIN, May 3i.-[Special l-Corrt ofap-
eeas day. Affirmed: Evans 4 %. VI. y .teset
al, from Denton; Houston Il Texas Central
railroad VS.. NJ. J. Hollis, from Grayson:
New York Insurance cymaany We. Rahen-
bough, Moore Co., from GraysnD, Cora
cManon We. the State, from McLsnroD
Osle W. the State, from Hill, Blrber vs. the
State, from Limestone.
Reversed ard remannei: Carter Bros. d
Co. VS.. Wise Coal Mine COMPANY, rom
Wise; Scbeaber & Hoohsisdter vs.. HnloolLn
et al from Denton; Martin Brorn & 10.
W Milburn, from Montague; Heniy We.
Milliken, from Parker; johnston p. the
State, from Hopkins.
Submitted on briefs for both parties.
Donnell vs. the State, from Guadslupe;
Edwards vs.. Es,ll & Gr9ess. from Milan
Miller vs.. the STATE, from Bel; Fpllsr vs..
the State, from Bell. Stanley W. the Slate,
from Houston Rutherford VS. the State,
from Harris; Bonn va. the State from
ORANGE.
Submitted on briefs for the state: Gage
the State, from Brown.
Motion for rehe hearing. Lynn VS.. the State
from Milan; Javnes ys. the State, from 81.
lam Breeding VS. the State, lrom ALLAN,
GREENyILLE.
GREEHvILLE, May 3l.- special. Yes
terday evsoing Lit Fuller, while hunting
IN Sabine bottom, shot and killed himself
accidentally. In going down the bottom
ne found three negro men fishing aud
stopped TO talk with them. 10 seems ina.
ne had been sitting upon 8 log and mad
arisen. when by some means ME gun was
discharged. The negroes say that they
had their backs toward him st the time ard
ON turning fouud that he had .bot hinseii.
The load OF shot went into his righ. 81.
bshind the arm, breaking three r.bs ard
lodging IN the upper part OF the back on
tbs lett.
Toe ring Of he hammer is heard on our
streets now, daily. The foundations oil the
new jail ard several other brick houses
nave been laid, and old frame buildings are
being pulled down, to make room for mick
ones. The carpenter work upon the Dpw
Methodist church is about completed. Tho
corn, wheat and oat crops, in this section,
are good, but cotton is still behind.
WACO.
WACO. May 81 Special IA. +. Galley,
white, aged 40 years and married, wac Or.
rested here to.dav, charged with raping
Minnie DAura, the o ye,r-old daughter OF
Paul Dsurs, the italian contectiouer Of this
ctv. The affidavit Alleses that Gaslsv com.
mitted the crime May l9.h, while the child
was visiting bis residence. The iumili,t
live on opposite sides II the street, and az
on very intimate and friendly terms. Ca
ley has been engaged in merchandising here
On a email scale. He was jailed ard III.
grand Jury will investigate tine case Mop
day. Tne case has caused much excite.
ment but there Is no danger OF lynching.
The chiid's pare ITS are DUth SICK and pros
rated IRON the affair.
Receipts OF wool ore larger to-day thsu
my dav this season. The bt 81 grades rom
msnd 20 cents PEI pourd. Several lsrgt
jlips changed hands ut this figure.
PLANO.
PLANO May 3l.-l Special. The north
bound passenger Train :n.s morning
Alex B,eess. They had s,opped
md picked him up along side the truck ip
IN sensible condition. Your ,uespOnd-
mt learned that he had boug ht some NOR
,hne from druggist here last night ard
lad taken 1t with The intention OF commit
ing sulc de, as his wife had lately !eit him.
Ssstoritlvss were given him Gnica
,rouRht him around.
Miss Lou Oglesby, an accomy !!shed
'ouDg lady, bss just returned home from
he Hamilton Female college at Lexington,
< isntucky.
A liehi rail fell here this evening.
Wheat and oats are looking vel.
Business was better to-day.
ABILENE.
ABILENE. Mty 81 Especial. l-Ths First
National bank of bilrne opened suecesda
he Taylor county bank vita Q. W, Mar
haiat 40 president aud Otto W. S.efaus
IS cashier. Among the directors are our
nost wealthy aud l. iluentla. mon.
Nine thousapd cattle leave here to-day
~ the trail for New Mtx.co, belonging 10
)gyer e. Dslsro.
FreqRen. showers have prevailed, bat no
amage mas bten done in this county,
.arg9 qusntilies OF wool for Abilene GRO
eiayed Wy tho high water OF tue ColoIs do
liver. Mail is transferred by boats.
The HEEALD grows more popular daily.
)ur most competent judges pronounce
the best paper in the state.
LONGNIEw
LoyevIEw, May 3l.-T Special l. Sam
Ilexander (colored) was convicted of
nurderous assault on I. s. Campbell and
ivsn four ye,rs.
A second case against George Clark for
,rglng the signature OF a man on the Pa
lfic Express book got him two years.
IL. Iztxa 4. raNA Ia,