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SHERMAN, Nov. 4.-iSPecial.l Dixon
Williams, the evangelist, "a drawing
better than aoircus. Evesy one goes
to hear him, Last evening, although
arainy, dissgreesble nighs, about Loco
people attended and quites num6sr CT
both sexes came forward Tor pra ,er,
His sermon to the gentlomen Sunday
afternoon has excited considera oie dis &.
cusSion by ell classes ctpeople. Some
soundly berste him for his caustie
words, while a. many moro say it il
just tho thing We need. Willis Mr..
williams has said some pretty sewers
things about us and may have drawn
on his Inauguration to some extent, he
told quite mum Der OF disagreeable
truths, and it docs ua no harm to bs
told fit. Judging BY the effect OF his
sermon Sunday, it will do us ssors
good than harm.
Distric5 court Has huav Yesterday
with tbs case of Johr W. Grsy and !.
l.. Cobb; executors OF the will ole. w.
Newcc nae, We. John Cook Lsto last
evening judge Maltsis rendered Il de-
cisionin favor of tne plsiutitf,
Tho case Of JaHss Il. Carson vs.
Houston q Texas Central railroad, ia
bslng triad today. Carson sues the
road for injuries r5caived by tie cara
running into himself and wagon while
crossing ths TRACK in Dsnison last Oc-
tober.
The trial Of the negro, Gria,ss, for
rapa, from Denison, In Tho Justice
~ In,
The Thompson Speciality company,
consisting OF three paople, sr.ivea In
the city yesterday afternoon with the
intention OF giving e performance al
the opera house. But ut SEQ, with 81
in the house, they wisely decided not
toshoW to such n poor audience. Our
heatre going people are getting tired
OF patronizing yccb troupes as this and
tho sooner sucn combinations wslk
Dsck 10 their starting place tina sooner
Will better combinations I'LL tbair
place, MSpsger Batseli says he was
under tho Impression thsE il was ),
hrst-clSss company or they could
nev0r have f3ade date a. Sher-
man.
CotSo is commIng in now ia good
quantities and bringing good prices.
Reoeipts To-day 100 bales.
Mr.. 3 l.. MsXey and Miss Parria
Columns came in lasG evening from
Dexter and this morning were mar
ried in thepsrior st the Binklsy.
During tue stay OF tho Professor
company in our city, Miss kitty
Cheatham, the leading lady, lost IL fine
diamond earGrop. She immediately
nodiisd Mr.. James Taylor, The day
clerk OF the Rinlllsy, who instituted
search and WAS fortunate enough TO
find it in the pGrlor. Upon its rscov-
cry Miss Cheathgm was overjoyod,
and knowing that money was no oh.
Ject to Il hotel CLERK, she rushed up
and gave htm q great biz Tennessee
kiss, He is putting in all his time
now looking for lost diamonds.
Tho city council met tonight and
elected Jake W. Levy president of the
council to act in the absence OF the
mayor.
They award I'D contracts foa building
side walks and foot bridges on North
Travis street.
Tho report OF tho committee, locating
q fire cistern or South Walnut street,
near the free gchooi binding, was &C
cepted.
The council thon adjourned +, est
oysters with President Levy.
a team belonging TO Kerr, the nur-
seryman, ran away this evening and
collided with j.. s. Lambs wagon, on
the square, damaging 1t considerably
Afterdenolishing the wagon attached
TO them the hoses wero stopped.
John Donaldson was nned $20(
IN tie county court to-
day FOR aggravated assault upon Hrs.
Mary II. Donaldson, His attorney,
will take 81 appeal.
ls'A tremendous crowd was gu; this
evening to hear Dixon Williams, the
evangelist.