The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-05
THE STATE SPECIALS
THE SUPREME JuDaEsAlP.
Twelve Prisoners Escapo at Abilene
and Only one Hecsptared-Proba-
BILE Hovo of the Baylor Uaiver-
atty to ColerRdo-Some
Figuring at waco.
Waco,

more or icss speculation here in legal
circles over the supreme court yncan.
cy. AS hes been stated, Judge Alex.
snde,'s friends arc by no meaus hone
fal that no will get the appointment,
They think the governor will be likely
to place IL where it will do the MOS,
good, when Msxey's successor is 10 be
elected. Some Of General Ross frienoa
seem 10 think IL would not help the
Ross boom il Judge Alexander Ia sp.
pointed. They argue about this vny .
"With Coke in the Unied StAtes SsD-
ate, and sne OF he judges Of the su-
prema court, Wsco would stand n
chance Of beipg told, whom the State
convention meets, thatshe has enough.
and shouid let aome other Gection fur.
nish the governor" 1t is also begin
ming to be tslssd here thsi nv Dsllss
has one OF the eppellsts court JUDGES,
she is asking ron much whep she puts
Sawnie Robertson forward for tho su.
preme bench.
The bar will meet te-morrow and
elect Especial district Judge for Tia
terra OF district court tnst onens TO
morrsw. AZ the matter stand, ta-iay
HOE. John q. West End Eugene VIII
ltsms, Esq, seem TO be the only csndi-
dates, or rather the only ones spoken
OF for the place. II there Is any dead.
lock or much feeling displayed oyer
the situation bnth Of thsse NAV he
dropped and Hon. l.. w. Goodrich, OF
Marlin, taksn SIS 4 con proyriee. Moth
ms moro hGa been beard from Judra
Rines about his resignation.
Tho amended Sunday law vent irto
effocs today, but this ealnon men are
suspicious vet and dispensed beysr-
ages very di,cseetly. S,yersj O her
lines OF business on ned, however, rpd
Ter the frat Time in several taenehs
fruits, cigars, sods ~asor, ETC., were
SOLD on Sunday. The barber sh ps
were also opsn ana the loot blacks
allowed 10 ply their svccatlon. Che
Ice cream and soda wa,er mon COM
planned loudly that thc council took
care not in change the law until the
weather HIS Grown 90 cool for buai-
ness In tho59 lines, Thare will bs y,
now deal mex April, snd somo of The
presSnt onlclals "iii encouater heavy
Opposition II they offer for reelection.
COTTON statistics u date arc as fol
lows, counting from September (:
ShipmeptH via Missouri Pacific, 207s
bries; TeX-a& s. Louis, 825 bRIes
Shipments by the Central for the pnst
week are not Acc4ssible, hut ara
known to he small. Cotton com
pressed, S2O beles; stock on hand,
S.49o bales; Total receipts, II 500 bales,
Eight bundled ard oighty trains, of
three RAILROADS., arrived at snd de-
parted FROM Waco during the mouth
OF September. o. these, 3O4 are TO he
credited TO the Texsa & 81. Louis. 29G
TO the Missouri Pacific, and $50 10 the
Central.
Dial Stinson, q farmer, who WAS in
town yesterday, drew 1890 aut of the
dark aud bad lhs misfortune to lose
u hardly a half hour after drawing IL.
de Is sure some enc musC have found
II, a. he WAN on y business street all
the time, but, despite his efforts, ho
can get no cue tc The finder.
Rev. Horace Bishop, of the fifth
street Methodist church, was able TO
preach sgaih to-day, after an attack
OF deDgue fever.
AT tho First Bapiis church Rev. DIR.
carroll prepcho0 un "Business Princi-
pies in Religious Finances"
Rev Mr.. Horner, ~ the Trinity
Methodist church, preached on "Sano.
tiflcation."
Dengue kept tho rector OF st. Paul,
(Eplscopa) church out OF his pulpit.
MessrE. Winans & Grant will make
IL er tries for the stock show in No
Vember. They psy great deal of at
tention To bo0ded stock.
Professor billiard, of the Meridian
Mineral Wells company, who,e case
was notcd IN yesterdays special, has
given bond and gone home until his
examination.
Tho circus Will be- here Tuesday, and
tne chief Of police has made his prepa-
rations 10 handle the travelling fakirs
and crooks as they may u crit.
The weather was quite cool this
morning, tbs thermometer registering
40 oegreei at dsyoresk. Fires Wore i
necessity.
Tho c0lored Baptists arc preparing
10 erect now $500 church ediice Oh
North Six Ii street.
A large humber o, excur5ioniats
nave Sono to tho 81. bouil exposition
Shsrmap.
SIBERIAN, Dot. 4,-[specisl.1 1.-The
directors of,ho fair grounds and rao,
tracks are rapidly getting everything
IN shape for tho .opening, October &c
They have had built about 200 new
ttsils, and are buildingsan addition (,
the grand stand that will seat 1000 poo
Pic. The track, which Is tho finest II
the state, is in sbesuliful condition
great credtt!S duo tho executive bosrt
ior tho able manner In which they
nave arranged and syRtomatized every
ming. Mr.. Frank A. Ryan, the score
tary, Ia receiving every day letter,
rom horsopicA in tho Esst, sskipt
ABOUT the Sherman meetiug. Thor,
nave boon enough good horses slread ,
entefeu 10 insure the success of IN,
races hero.
Mr.. j. y. Laskin, division road mas
Ter Of the Trsnsconlineatal railroad,
MS mnried To Misa SAllic Ctawley, oi
tnts city, at 1850 O'Clock at the Catholic
onmrch, Father Blum officiating.
This In n lovely Gay, consequently
sne cnurchos were all we'll attended
snn those who put up stoves In antiol.
Phuon OF winter may taso them down
again for n time.
Tbs Liszio May ulmer troupo ar,
Iiveu on thu noon train aud will PLAY
Ing.
tine rumor IN cnrrent upon the streets
mat Judge Joe Blsdeoe wss golpg e
s.eneive the appointment as \ Judge o.
m .ne surrsme court. A reporter oil
LIE HERALD, desiring 10 know tht
rum OF the matter, called at tue CITY
oank, OF which he ~ president. He
W. cit Ing by a blazing FRO cDmpla'
comfy smoking.
Judge, the rumor IL that you will
cetve the appointment or supreme
JUICY. In Il soS'
~ Know nothing Of H. II 10 true.
I've received letters from friends In
inherent parts OF the Stats sugEee tbs
le 70 make sumo effort for the place,
10y that I would accept u, but !
~ HsSss Invariably replied that !
~ no desire to get the
eppolstnent. while thank my
ssaIeode AID recognise the honor thu,
~ Wish conferred ON me, it would
~ veoleeo fof them " put me forward,