The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19


-Four Worm, Nov. I7.--lsps,ial.l-
THIS morning two printers by the
names OF A. @. Stlilwali and w. II.
Peirie, employ "a In the Evening Mall
ofiiee, bod dfhsulty, and s,iliweil
was elected from tho onlco. This
afternoons 10 made h,s appearances
with coubiG-barrel shot Ruu IN
search of PciFle, whom 40 intended 70
KIN, bus was prs seaiei by iha other
printers. A cnmpla.z. was nede %
The authoriiief, bnl tnoy haya not eue
eaeded Ia making the arrest.
COUNCIL NETTING.
This evening the osaacii met IN req
nlsr session, fix uineEman present.
Aver going enough thelr regular rou-
tine, the oDeplng az bOnaion atfrot
oamaup and Efter considerable dis
ousSiOu lhH TapOrL ~ the committees
which went 20 ~. Llnia WAS satliisd
by "a vote OF ito2
A rcoiion OF Mr.. Alexander, thai .
tsblo and CHAIRS b0provlded especially
Tor reporters, was carried. "A invi-
ts,ioa 10 all reporters 10 he present 40
the council meetings WAS extended.
GOOD SALES.
To- day the receipts OF cotton were
quito good, tho Alliance and other
sales being noavy. Tho. State National
bank peid OUT s23 500 on salea OF 600
bales. Prices to-day were siif nc S.s5.
CAUGHT.
To-day Officer Bony Tucker arrested
JFmer Sarisr, who. IL wanted at
Gsinesvllle for assault aud a.totnp. 20
murder.
AID FOR GALVESTON.
Tho Knights OF Pythias made up q
subscriptioo of 500 TO send 10 Gslves-
ton. The knights OF Labor ara also
making up ono for tho same purpose.
DIED AT THE HOSPITAL.
Day before Yesterday evening a man
named j. A. Pluth died 70 the city hos
pitsl OF consumption. He had been
boarding for quite whilo previous TO
gotDg To that iostituiioe ~ Mrs. NJ. b.
Smith's, corner OF Third and Lamar
streets. He was evidently man OF
culture, and ono who had seen better
days. From letters received in this
city 1t ~ probable that he bga people
Ia eesy circumstances ga Chicago. Flo
died amid Strangers, bus all his wants
we're faithfully administered to by
Mrs. Walker, tue lady IN charge OF the
hospital. Eo will be buried 81 the ex-
panse OF tho city.
RIAL t.S AAsA<fo<4
The following reai estate trepsfers
were filed for record ia tho coanty
clerks Office this morning and last
evening:
Williarn Sweet and wife to j. +.
Buckner, 6SlS acres IN the j. q. Davis
aud w. II. Morris 160-acre survey,
eighE miles east OF Fort Worth; con-
gideration, 5000.
j. +. Wsrren to i, J. Foster, 1853
acres out Of the John Childrass survey,
10 milss northeast of Fort Worth; quit
81 aim deed; consideration, $3.50.
Lon Boaz ~ Mrs. N. !. Davis, south
west, x OF block 80, in Tuckar's addi-
ton TO the city OF Fort Worth; consid-
GRAFTON, $4,000.
Il, W, Morton and wife 20 J. NJ.
O'Noill, ell OF block IL in Dsggett's sec
ond addition TO the city of Fort Worth,
and strip Immediately west of 1t, 70
leet east and west, and 146 north and
south; consideration IS, 800.
b. II. Balely and wife to 4. 81. Apple
gate, ell their right, title and Interests
In and to the L.. W. Holt 160.acre pre-
emption survey, located on the bank
O, the West Fork of the Trinity i'll
Tarrant county; consideration, Sl2o.
TIE ELECTIoN. i.
An election was held tO-dey to fill
The vacancy caueed by the resignation
of Captain Julian Fields, alderman of
the Second ward. Very little interesE
wac manifested, as shown by tho fol-
lowing vote: w. II. Havmaker,, III;
81. G. Holloway, 1oS; Z. r. King, 36;
total vote, 26l.
Tho usual vote of !hs Second ward
| is 800, showing that only one third OF
the votes were poiled
PERSONAL,
FIN. Watkins,T j. freeman, jr and
q. @. Nunnelly, of Dallas, are IN the
Fort.