The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-06
CAPITAL CITY CULLINGS
NE'NGcHARrsRs = STATE AGENT
Interesting Scholastic Statistics-Disposi-
ton of the State Exhibits-The Cap
ital Boards Meet and Consid-
ers - Health Topics.
NEW CHARTERS.

AUSTIN, June Especial. l-Charters
Ihe Panhandle Publishing Company,
capital stock, $500. Object, the publica-
zion of a newspaper at Mobetie. Hon.
j. W. Browning is among the incorpora-
tors. Missionary Baptist Church at
Buffalo.
STATE AGENT POPE.
The governor to-day appointed eX-
Senator w. III, Pope, of Marshall to be
State agent to collect claims for frontier
defense.
SCHOOL CHILDREN.
The scholastic population of Burnet
county is 2,34l; H8vs, 1926; Wilbarger,
Z35; city of San Antonio, 1868 an in
crease of ia. The increase in the coun-
ties named is $50.
THE STATE EXHIBITS.
The commissioner OF insurance, sta
tistics and history has made arrange
now at New Orleans, in tho university.
THE CAPITOL BOARD
held private meeting this afternoon.
Reporters were excluded. Propositions
from the syndicate, in voluminous
manuscript, were submitted and dis
cussed. They embrace certain radical
changes in some of the walls and in the
construction of the dome, as well as the
abolishing of certain ornamental work
on the columns, which, with all dimen-
sion, stone and outside work, is TO be of
Indiana material. From member Of
the board il is learned that the PROPOSE
lions are likely to DO agreed to, though
1t is bitter pill to some. The board
meets again tomorrow, when the mat
ter will be settled.
A RECONSIDERATION PROBABLE.
Some days ago the HERALD cor.
sespondent sent out news, Officially OBJ
talned, that the faculty of Sam Houston
Normal School had been reapponted. 1t
Ia learned to day, however, that the
matters will be recOnsidered and it is
possible some changes will take
place.
THE QUARANTINE QUESTION.
The Board of Health of New Orleans
complains at the action OF State Health
officer Swearingen in giving publicity
10 official letters, He is STATE officer
and says he has nothing to conceal from
the people and will continue to furnish
the press as heretofore with all Official
health news. He has his objections 10
the action of the New Orleans Board of
Health and has met with universal ap.
proval by the press OF the Mississippi
amy a. ANSll 30 Wy NlO OublIo pLdLb
press.
THE UNIVERSITY CATALOGUE,
just out, shows attendance in the acad-
envy department during the session TO
have been Isl; law So.
SUPREME COURT.
Supreme Court affirmed: j. NJ, Cone
VS.. John Lewis, from Milan county.
A, Town ct al. vs.. j. d. Savers OF al,
from San Saba county
Bolton Compress Company VS.. Bolton
Brick Company, from Bell county.
j. r. WurZback VS.. A. 81 4. Cagnion
Oh al, from BeX4r county.
Reversed ana remanded: Gustavo
Hoffman VI. 4. Blum, from Comal
county.
u. \. Hufvs. Isarol b. Witt, from
Hill county.
w. \. Aaron VS.. II. s. Broils ct al,
from Tarrant county.
w. G. West VS.. Schneider d Davis,
from Parker county,
j. g. Ramsey et al. vs. j. b Arrott,
from LlanO county.
w. Q. d X. d. Bateman VS.. W. G. Nc
Creight, from Mitchell county,
Reversed and dismissed: T.. IL,
Gaines VS.. Mensing Stratton OF al, from
Wise county.
Affirmed as TO w. A. Lockhart, but
reversed as to Mrs. Lockhart: w. A..
Lockhart OF al, VS., M. ellis, from
BeXar county.
Reformed rs per remititur fled: j.
9. Leigh vs. II. Wagonfuhr aud wife,
from BoNar county.
\ number Of cases were submitted.
Judge Vests health is improving,
though he IL not alb @ to occupy Bis seat
upon the bench.