The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-17

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i, ,Rr WORTH June l6 - Soecial l.
Every member OF the fire q, p rLmelt has
been as busy Ms bee to-day preparing f9r
the stste CONVEX ton and tournalneHt 10.
morrow. The halls and operah Asr "re
being handsomely decorated, n bouquet
prepared RHd apparatus and mrn beng
decorated fJr the parade. The kre D IN
and Waco delegations are now her.
The annual convention OF tn, r-ilway
cond ductors OF the state and the Oh ting
tournament come { II on TUESDAY,
Several OF our officers 20 ov-r - las
tomorrow TO take care OF the So e..
Yesterday Marshal Rea sasnp ~
an old woman ia a very helpless oil
tute condition was lying out at the Sts;-
ern extremity OF Weatheriori street. De
found her under tre' hnd bad her sent 10
the hospital. she refused TO give her name
and said she waited TO die IN peace, and
but for the is,t hat suicide is forbidden W
divine Law the would have drowned herself
| in the Tiinhy. She lie about 80 years Old,
and IN the lust stages Of consumption.
A young men named Lee, who took NOR
phire last pight IL able TO ne about to-day
bnt is very sore from t'e pounding DO
received.
The following judgments were rendered
| in the district court thin morning:
Gull, olorado e Santa FEE railroad CO ~
pany VS.. 5. s. Even, dismissed for want %
prose cution.
A. A. Miller W g w. Bsrrsdal. r
| plaintiff on amount of notss sued on.
Smith, Thurman II 90. We. II. Pc -F,
dismissed by plaintiff
j.. Y. Rogers w. Mother Theresa. dis.
mtsstd Tor want oi prosecution. '"'' as
. case where carpenter brought ra't or
wages alleged TO be due him nc NfE 2
ono o. the Catholic building 1ete, rnd
"a. al. -.
ant with the contractors.
&C Whitley VS.. Missouri i riiio iet-
way company, for plaintiff by sfreemt nt,
| for S2S
j. ". Perry vs.. ssme, for plsntin By
Agreement, $50.
B II. Wood vs 's'ns, judgement $3.50 ior
| plain tifl by agrFem ~.
CITY Nsiionrl h.,k w. Hill Rice and ID.
Larol, 81 600 Tor ds'e' daut by default
Matihie, IL gram & C1. vs. II. 7. Hsvens,
| SlAi 50 Tor pl inuii
There will he no term of county oOur. IN
july, the com r!ssior ers falling "a r'Hv te
tor. IL, W Tarfant county has 20 " f'ur
terms u year,
Cuerles Gee Hop was fined $40 day for
rum ing az opium joint, Gee Foo pro-
tes'sd his ,nncceLcs. bus D.pu'V harshdl
GO fissnre n. asw tha amokins s,oins "r,
ard tba s'tle6h.
Olrb3ys nrs delichied over he eana OF
pHli ~ bsliu' YIN bi's' ~ 'Nfr''N
Blues is It feather In Their c-p
The ofYcere are 'pg rii their power
10 cleanse our CITY
Tbsrc wa non cd the "l.ea 20 Pn,lnD'
to tell your Foo watth cprre-aouds spi Z, 20
slow IN g;y.ut nrmas. The dEsALD aas
hin here % give tee r"w-, and
that IL whet he viii do. Mr.. Patton Is
known n him aGd personally highly ea-
ieomed but when h. says Ttmplston's
friends ,sy 81 ard so, he gives II - nows,
Should Mr. Patton nr his friends de- ne the
names OF she gent, men who said these
thiuss, by spplYius a. the HERALD Office
they can ge, the noma Of your oorreBpond-
ent, ana he Will cheerful y give
tiem such f.c,a. rames aud hg-
mes as they GRO entitled 10.
| Your correspondent Is not editing he HER.
ALD, but he Is holding the Fort down on
ows political aud oiherwisp the place TO
hear facts cut out oi your co umns is In The
HLRALp' office. In regard 10 this matte p
would ssy that one OF Nr. Pat'on's mos
powerful friends has been 20 charged by
thfsa statements that he was sa isiied Walsh
could rot be beaten by Mr.. Patton.