davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
COrsicana.

CORsIcANA, Aug. % Especial. The
speaking at tho opera house to-day
attracted the largest crowd ever in
that house, many being unable to oh,
tain admission. Colonel Mills delivered
n very telling Grafton, Of some two
hours longth, which was answered
hY Il, j. Simpkins, Esq, on tho prohi
bitiOn side, with ability. Both factions
seem TO think they have the best OF i.
and this is only the beginning of tho
end.
Colonel Oglesby Of Plano, r. Dear
mand, attorney for the Central rail.
way, and Judge Prendergast, of
Moxia, spent the day in this city.
Captain Robbins, from Austin, ar
rived hero this morning and will spend
few days visiting relatives.
Tho WaXahachie Base Ball club, col.
ored, will play the cOlored club of this
place tomorrow.
a very handsome silk banner was
presented 10 tho Eclipse Base Ball club
10y the ladies OF this city.
About 10 bales of cotton were re-
ceived here to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
Brighton Beach Races

NEW YoRK, Aug, 22.-Tho attend
anco at Brighton Beach to-day was
small; weather warm.
First Raee-One mile; starters
JeT Harrington, Cathcart, Thunder.
bolt, Lord Lyon, Emma Croamer
Gilt, Fellowplay, Bill Bird, Glasdon,
Travsitman, King b. and Reata.
Won by Followplay by length; King
b., second; Thunderbolt, third.
Time: l:i6is,
Second Race-9ovon- eighths of n
mile; starters: HOtbox, Baltazar,
May w, PetTolla, Hickory Tim, Tom
Kearns and Hotpchimie. Won by
May w by a length and n half; HO-
taohimie, second; Koarns, third.
Time: :3l.
Hutuals paid $3.50.
Third Race-S6ven-eighths milo;
starters: Prosper, Joe Shelby, Joo s.,
Belle b, Ben Thomson, Valleyforgo,
Venture and Blizzard. Won by Val.
leyforgei Belle II, second; 200 3,
third.
Time :292t.
Fourth kaoe-Ono mile and q quar-.
tori starters: TENgath0rer, john Sui
Ivan, ice Mitchell, Three Cheers, and
Jim Carlisle. Won by John Sullivan
by heat; Three Cheers, socsndi Tax
gatheror, third.
Tlme-2lljs.
Fifth Race-All ages, one mile aud
an eighth; starters: Miss Goodrich,
General Keller, King Fan, Blue Boil,
and Slrahismus. Won by King Fan,
by four lengthsi Miss Goodrich, sec.
ond; Strabismus, third.
Time-l;5Alk.
Sixth Race-Maiden 2.year.olds;
three.quarters ola milo; starters: An
ME Martin, Soprano, Lizzie d., Lady
Biscuit, Climax, Bonsoir, Restless,
aud Unique. Won by Restless by 0
length; Climax, second; Bonsoir,
third,
lime: I:l7i..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
THE SPORTING WORLD.
THE BRIGHTON BEACH RACES
Other on thu Goth misunderstanding
ut Monmouth Park-The Prls-
ella Wins the Yacht Race.
Base Ball Items
Monmouth PARK Races

NEW York, Aug. 22.-Tho weather
at Monmouth park to-day was blister
ing. Eight races were decided and it
proved TO bo a red-letter day for the
Dryers, as they won five races, and
ran second in another. This was n
great accomplishment In stable of
six charters only. The big race OF the
day was the Post sweepstakes for 2,
year-olds, in which Portland defeated
the mighty Bsnfox.
First Raoe-Freo handicap, one and
one-sixteenth mile; starters: Riba,
Panique, Barnum, LennOx, Buckslou,
Lord Baac0nstield and Nellio Psy ton.
Panique won by q Ierg,hi Barnum,
second. - -. -. tart
Time; 5OH. 500 e., 80. .. -''--'
Second Race-The Home Bred Pro-
duco stakes, threo.quarterg mile;
starters: Electric, Salisbury and
Lendsdowno. Electric won by 3
length; .Landsdowne, second; Sails
bury, third. NV ,,,..
Time, l:l5H.
Third Rsce-One mile and a half;
starters: LOuisette. Thackerav, War
Eagle, Conmel, Drako,Carter, Unrost,
Richmond, BOB Cook, Tacoma and
LOngView. Richmond won by q
length; LoulaetIe, second, War'Eagle,
third
Time: 1881.
Fourth Racc-l'or 2-yoar olds,throe.
quarters of milo; starters: Austria,
Mystery, Lulu and Juliet. Lulu won
easily; juliet, pocond; Mystery, third.
Time: 1913.
Fifth Race Special sweepstakes for
2-yesr olds, three-quartets Of n milo;
starters: POrtlan, Freciosa and Ban
box.
$50. ''
Preciosa got tho best OF tho start with
BsnioX second, aud thus they ran all
the way along tho back stretch. Ban
fox then headed PreciOsa and led on
entering tho straight, where Portland
began TO close mp. a hne tussle en-
sued, when Portland got tho bost of
his opponents and won by a CLEAR
length from BantOX, who was about
the same distance in front OF PreciORa.
Time: l:l4A.
Sixth Race-The mirage stakes, one
milo; starters; Eolist, Judge Griffith.
Petersburg, Tornado, Barnes and Tai
leyrand. Barnes won by neck. Tor
nedo, second; Eolist, third.
Time: l:i5l9.
Seventh Neutrality-suspicious. and
upwards; one mile; starters: Detect
i've, Wondarment, Queen Esther, Bal
lot, Jack Macdonald, Delllah, Quoon
Esther won by 3 neck; Detective, sec
ond; Delilah, third.
Time: l:i4l4.
Eighth Race Handicap steeple-
chase, full course; starters: Rory
O'Mooro. Aurolian, Jim MCGOWAN,
Captain York. Jim McGowan won by
eight lengths; Rory O'Moore, second;
Aurelian, third.
Time. b.OstL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23

j y Pugh, Miss Ray Sims, AZ WI
son, K C1roton, Bryan; Stark Wost,
GM Hardy, Judge John G Wost, I'D.
gar Battle, NJ Farrell, 3 S Sparkle.
4 s Crowdsr, Waco; NJ Frsiborg,
Galveston; Dick Lsppington, Ed
McLondon, is McLendon, Calvert;
Miss Ella Story, j l. Story, Cotton
Gin; Mrs II p Goodman, Mrs NJ j
Mills. Mrs q + Jester, Miss Sue Jor-
dan, Corsicana; Judge G West, . NJ
Armstrong, Austin; Il Nj Carter Ter
rell; $ Kallman, Louis Jacoby, Dallas;
J Nj Laugdon and wife, Mrs y Belk-
nap, J y GarwoOd, Jacob Arts, Hous-
ton; Mrs John Il Parker; Mrs w Il
Roberts, Mexia; Il $ Toby, 81 Louis;
Mrs L Lowe, Miss Lowe, Gilmer;
Frank Chiffon, Marlin; Elder II A
Massey, Reagan;J Laudman, Whit
ney; Mrs Il N Mitchell, Bremond; q II
Stanley, Mckinney; J Il Mcguire and
wife, Ledbotter; Mrs Kate Randall,
Mrs G II Daggott, Fort Worth; X
Ogilvis and wife; louisiana; Mrs M A
Haynes, Rice; Mrs Mollie Trimmonp,
Mrs NJ II Harris, WaXahachle; Il l.
White, Terrell; Fred Adams, Rock
dale; Il NJ Reed, Cameron; n Hubs,
q w Campbell, Mrs Caldwell ana
| family, Hnnis,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
PERSONAL

Mrs. K. Dlnkelspeil, leaves this
morning for New York.
Lieutenant. Governor b. Gibbs and
family returned yesterday from q
week y soiourn at Galveston.
Mr.. d. l.. Ross, representing sad
dlery and hardware firm of Canton,
Ohio, was In tho city yesterday.
MIR. Corley, of the Texas Express
company has returned from pro-
tracted visit to ST. Louis, looking hale
and hearty.
Mrs, Harriet Caldwell, and daugh-
ter Miss Mittie Il. Caldwell, returned
yesterday from visit to relatives in
Hunt county.
Captain G. b. Paxton, formerly of
Dallas, now manager of the Paxton
Hardware Company, Of Alvarado,
Texas, was in the city yesterday
greeting his many friends.
Mr.. Brink Morris and lady leave
this evening for Fort Worth, whore
they will make thor future homo.
Mr.. Morris, engages in tho wholesale
drug business, in firm Of II. w. Will
hams IL Co.
HoR. Harry w. Ogden, speaker of
the House Of Representatives OF Lousia-
ma, arrived in the city yesterday on
route to Bosier Parish, his home, from
Los Angeles, where no took Airs.
Ogden for her health.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR RENT : ONE HANDSOMELY.
FURNISHED sfront room. Apply az i2S
gu" e'rseh nuggl.It
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
Germsn-AmorIoan Editors

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 22.-Tho business
Of the convention Of tho German
Journalists OF America, which has
been in progress hero for the past
three days, was concluded to.
day by the formation of
permanent organization, adoption of
q constitution, election of officers, etc.
1t WAS decided to hold the next moot-
ing at New York year hence. The
officers elected for tho new organize
ton are as follows:
Presidont-Herman Segil, of Nil
wRukeo.
vice-Presidont--G. Kooppen, OF Mil
Wauke0.
hecrotGry-Dr. L, A. Kotzor, of Der
sGbOtU.
rreasurer-Julius Goldsmith.
Tho trustees chosen are as follows:
Thomas Kirschon, of San Fran
cisco; Guertheinfelder, OF Belle
willie, Illinois; Bonder, Detroit; DR..
B. Pretorious, ST. Louis; A.
JuTgmann, Now Walk, Now Jersey;
Felix Trlost, Now York; q. Il. Zun-
eioke, Cincinnati; II. r.. Hanscho, San
Antonio, Texas; s. Randor, Milwau-
kee.
Tonight the visitor3 are entertained
nc Schlitz park by a grand ball. To-
morrow they will participate IN pic
MIC mt Whiteiish bay, "a few miles
north OF this city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23

HoUsToN, Aug. 22,-ISpecial,l j. This
morning r cold-blooded murder was
committed on one Of the main streets
of this city. James Walker, a white
man, deliberately shot to death Hattie
Buckner, negress. lie formerly kent
her. She went away three
months ago, got married and
returned here this morning
Learning that She WAS hero he
armed himself, went 20 tho 'oOm she
occupied, was at first denied admit
lance, but by false representations was
admitted, drew his pistol and shot her
four times in the head and body.
Alt Bwilage, gambler, charged
with sWindling and forging, will 30
sent TO San Antonio tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
RELIGIOUS.

Services at the First Congregational
church, corner of Bryan and HarwoOd
stress, will bl resumed this morning.
The pastor Rev. q. /. Scoield, Will
preach morning and night.
Lamar Street Ri. Il. Church, South.
Hail over Crowdus a Co.'S, drug store;
preaching at IL a. N. by the Pastor,
Rev. l.. NJ. Lewis, ID. ID, Sunday school
$3.50 a. IN. Seats freo. All are invited.
Subject of morning discourse, "What
is Dsath?"
St. Patrick's Church, Corner of
Wood and Cabell; Rev. v. Quinon,
pastor. To-day, Sunday %, mass at s
O'Clock a. IN. High mass ut 10 o'clock
Very Rev. Z. Lauth, rector of tho
Catholic church Of Austin, will preach
at night at $50. Nospers and bonedic-
ton.
In consequence Of the oxtremo III
ness o; q very near neighbor, tho bell
of st. Matthew'S Cathedral will not DO
rung before any of the services to day.
Early celebration OF Holy COM
munion at 1880 a, m, Sunday school
$3.50 q. IN. Service OF morning prayer
and sermon, beginning at IL n. M.
Evening prayer and sermon, begin
ing ut S:30p. IN.
Tabernacle IN. l.. Church. S. A.
Thompson, pastori teachers prayer
meeting every Sabbath at 0:jo a. m
Sunday-achool at 10 a. IN; morn
ing services at II a. IN; evening
services at Sp. N. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all 10 attend these
services. Prayer-moeting every
Wednesday evening at 8 p. m. Corner
of ST. Paul and Main streets.
The services to-day at the First BRp.
fist church, corner of Sycamore and
Patterson avenue, will DO as follows:
Sunday school, $3.50 a. IN. Mr.. w. II
Howell, superintendent. Preaching
III a. m. and 6:l5 p. m. by the pastor
II. II. Hanks. Mission Sunday schoo
at Rock college, 3 p. m. The pews ar,
free, and cordial invitation TO stran
gers to attend. Bring Gospel Hymns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
naiasi,sInnI nemncrata.

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 12.-At 1880
this morning, after 60 ballots had been
taken, tho Democratic State Con-
vention nominated y. NJ. Miller, of
Yicksburg, for attorney general,
and at onco proceeded to
ballot for superintendent Of edu-
cation. At 5 a. M, after
2O-hour session, tho convention took
q recess till II g. M, and ut 2:30 D. M.
nominated j. K. Preston, Of Water
Valley, for superintendent of educa-
ton, aud then adjourned sine die. The
following is the State tickot nOmi-
mated:
Governor-Role rt LOWory.
ant-Governor-G, D. Stands.
Secretary Of State-G. M. Govan.
Treasurer-W i. Hemingway.
Auditor-W, W. Stone.
Attorney-G0noral-T. NJ. Miller.
superintendent Of Education-J. r.
Preston.
The convention was the largest ever
held here, G-S delegates having an
sWcred TO tho roll call.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23

There is loud long and pronounced
"kick" on the part Of property owners
on Ross avenue who signed q petition
praying TIC city council to,assist In the
paving of Ross avenue and Sycamore
street. The latter street, which is one OF
the principal thof0ughfareg in tho city,
was by the action Of the council, LEFT
outi III the cold or cut OF by substi-
tute, offered by Alderman Wiliams,to
the original proposition. The Va q.
jority of che property owners on Ross
avenue favor the move, provided SyC-
amora street is included so as TO cou-
meet with Elm street, which is paved.
There 10 a deal Of dissatisfaction about
the matter as 1t now stands. The dis
satisfied petitioners claim that they
will not b9 bound unless both streets
arc paved.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
Hotel Arrivals.
AT THO ST. GEORGE.

G II Rswlins, Rome, Georgia; II n
Thomas, city; e A Bross, Dsnison
+ E Craig and wife, Dallas; w II Kay,
Gainesville; George Coleman, city; w
n Porter, Cisco; l. T Faust, G S Bull
lard, Cisco; Il G Kimbro, Plano; 7
Johnson, Corsicsna; J l. Loveioy, Nc
Kinney; M Il Beaumont, Corsicana; G
Demith, Kansas City; j. Farnbin, For
ney; Il b Hany, S ] Corsev, city; " +
Calvert, England; w II Kav, Gaines
vile; w f b Calvert. city; o Il Dun
lap, Waxahachis; James 4 Wood,
Virginia; Loving, Weatherford; C
W Waterman, Fort Worth; S Mings
and wife, Galveston; J NJ Sedsbery,
Marshall; j DOnovin, agent; w Bra
dy, Harvil; Il Chestham, Chicago; q
W Macon, Goshen; j + Patty, Forney
t j McLeary, Cane Gairdeau; o S
Heath, G Il Bandy, Cleburne; l. 4
Botto, Houston; Earl Sanders, city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
stIll Detained

rRw ORLEANS, Aug. 22.7-The United
States man-of-war Ysntio, which ar
rived ut quarantine on the nth instant,
from Colon, for tho purpose Of pro-
ceedlng to Now Orleans to take silver
from the mint 20 Washington, is still
under detention by order of the board
Of health. The captain refused to sub
init his vessel 10 disiniection and
fumlgation, and in consequence, DIR.
Holt has given orders not 20 lot
hor proceed to the city. Colon being az
present infected with yellow foyer, II
In probable that arrangements will DO
made TO have tho silver conveyed TO
tho Nantio, whore she now lies, as her
captain has informed the officers OF
health that no prefers putting out 10
sea W being disinfected and fumigsted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
A Proud Motto,

81 pay my taxes, preserve order on
my promises, sell the purest and
soundest llquorsland after dischsrging
every honest debt, invest my money in
Dallas real estate.n
Such was The expression Of Neal
5tarke, OF the Glen Lea, whose long
residence and generous life among us
has attached to the Glen Lsa so may
warm friends. In a spacious and
handsomely caparlsoned hall, he dis
porses tho genuine article, and
whether Kentucky or European wine,
that Of the native vintage or the eN-
udstiOns of CALIFORNIA; press be called
for, tho very best of its kind is pro-
duo5d. Every variety OF drink is sold
at the Glen Lisa and the challenger of
its quality " yet to make his appear
aucv.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23

to investigate the different bureaus of
the treasury department, with view
OF reduction of expenses and an i'm
business, held q meeting to-day, and
heard reports of special committee of
clerks detailed to make thorough
examination of the supervising archi-
tect. The report will not be made pub
lie until the commission submit their
conclusions thereon to the secretary.
II is believed the committee will
recommend several reductions in the
clerical force and one or two radical
changes In the present system OF
buaiuess
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
THE WABASH TROUBLES.
sItuatIen at ST. LonIs.

Sr. LOUIS, Aug. 22.--rhe only de-
yelopments in tho Knights of Labor
troubles 3. this point to-day were con-
fined to the yards Of the Bridge COM
pany, to which five Wabash engines
were Transferred this morning from
the Missouri Pacific yards. With two
exceptions tae men IN the yards are
all Knights, and they refuse to draw
the fires, wipe, or in any way handle
Wabash engines. The superintendent
was informed that II ordered 20 attend
to them, the mon would quit In prefer
cnc9 to doing so. No orders have been
given yot 10 taat effect, however, and
tho matter has not been brought TO an
iesUe. Two delegates from Decatur,
Illinois, arrived this morning 10 confer
with tho Wabash committee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
The Grant Family

ALBASY, Aug. 2,-The Grant family
will leave Mount McGregor tho first
part Of September. Colonel Fred
Grant win 20 10 Chicago 10 attend the
reunion Of the army OF the Tom
nossee on September o. He will
then return 30 work on his
fsther's book. Mrs. Grant and
her daughter, Mrs. SArtOrls, will go 10
West Point for ton days, and will thon
Join Jesse Grant on Lis farm ~ Vest
Chester county. Mts. sm ,pris txpscts
20 sail for ENGLAND about October d.
The family will oil Join Mrs. Grant In
Now York IN tho fail, with the eXcep-
ton OF Mrs. Sart0ris, who remains in
England.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
Thnprn.cllln VIM

NEW NoRK, Aug, 22.-The second
OF the series Of three ocean races be-.
tween the yachts Puritan, OF Boston,
and Priscilla, Of New York, to decide
which should be represented In Amer
lea TO compete with the English
yacht Generta for the queens cup,won
some years ago from tho British
yacht Fleet by the yacht America, and
since known ~ the American cup,
was sailed to.day. Tho first
trial race between tho Puritan and
the Priscilla was sailed yesterday, 20
miles TO dead windward and return,
and the Puritan won by 10 minutes.
The race to-day was tho eamo dis
lance, 20 miles, over triangle
one-third 10 windward, one.third with
the wind, one.third with the wind
sbeAm. The result was rather
surprising, AZ tho Priscilla ro-
yorsed Yesterdays verdict, winning
by GU minutes, actual time. The
breeze was light and fairly steady and
the water comparatively smooth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
FLoTsAM.

BLOCK Bros, shoe store, will move
Sept mber !, TO 7Oi Elm street next TO
Baum ans.
just try bottle OF Or. Scotps Cocoa
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists.
Block Bros, shoe store will move
September i, 10 10i Elm street, next
to Bsuman's.
Prompt and pleasant, safe and sure.
These are the features OF Red Star
Cough Cure.
William IL. Garretson sold, yester-
day, Padgitt Bros, large Dlehold
oflice safe. lie sells 'om all.
Vehicles OF every description and
style are 70 be found NJ the large re-
pository OF the Weir Plow company.
The Weir Plow company arc Just in
reeeipt of some Norwick road-csrts.
The best cart made, Call and soc
thom.
Remember tho place, the Weir Plow
company, corner OF Elm aud Jefferson
streets, the great wholesale and retail
buggy house OF the South State.
The Weir Plow company have Tn,
most complete stock OF buggies, phae
tons aud carriages in the city. Call
and examine their splendid stock.
The Weir Plow company are stat,
agents for the celebrated Macneale q
Urban safe. Ifyou are in noed oil
safe, call ON them OF write for catalogue
etc.
Joha \. wltwer, Tl3 Elm street, hal
fine stock OF carriages, buggios, ant
wagCny principally Studebakel
vehicles. Give him call for anything
In tho wagon or buggy line. A larg'
stock on hand, and prices reasonable
Business seems 10 keep up brisk
and shipments made every day ol
bugRles and pleasure carriages IRON
III. X. Rodgers, tho State agent o
Locke Il Jewell, Elm street, Thei
buggies, phmtons, carriages, surrys an,
road oarls, are used by tho best familie
in tho city, and the most stylish turn
outs In tho State.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
Thn hieetIHg Id sfdelln.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 22--A large
meeting Of Knights Of Labor mon was
held at sedslia tonight, The result Of
which they have endeavorod 10
keep secret. The Journals Sedalia
correspondent telegraphs that ii
was unanimously resolved that at
tho meeting TO carry out Secretary
Turner's recent order foi bidding
shopmen of other roads from
handling Wabash cars; and that ii
was stated in tho meeting that
such action had been taken
at Parsons, KgnBas, and some
othor points. Further than this, no
report OF tho proposed action Of the
men has been received here.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
THE FIRE RECORD.
Mnrchnnsc Burnna.

KEoKUK, Iowa, Aug. 22.-An Alex
andria, Missouri, specia, to the
Keoliuk Constitution, says: a large
grain warehouse burned between 8
and o'clock this morning, belonging
to j. II. Miller, OF Keokuk, and Asa
Mason, of Alexandria. Loss, $4,000
in grain; insured for $4,000. The
building was also occupied as an office
by the ST. Louis and st. Paul Packet
company. Loss on building, $4,000;
insurance, 5000. lncendiarism is
suspgcted,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23

Ours is the largest and most COM
plote stock Of books and stationary in
North Texas. We buy from manu-
facturers and can sell "a cheaply as
any house IN tho state. We have uni
form but very low pricea. If You
want to buy anything whatever in our
line we would ask you TO see our
goods and got our prices. Il will cost
You nothing to soc them, and we are
sure we can mako you money by buy
ing from us. Remember the place,
50j Main street, FEARS & JONES.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23

Professor Robert d. Smith, of the
Athep mum, Columbia, Tennessee, will
be in the city on Thursday the 9th in
slant, at the Grand Windsor hotel 10
complete arrangements for his pupils.
His special car starts from TeNark8na,
Wednesday morning, September p
Young ladies desiring the best advan-
tages in one ofthe Oldest schools in the
South should not miss this oppor-
tuuity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
Uudeliyered Telegrams.

Messages remaining on hand at the
Western Union Office, corner Elm and
l.,usr .rNsta. Parties can get thom
ny calling from S t. 10 u. M, and from
4 10 10 p. M: Lindsey & Bradford, j
X Polack, IL T. Coombs. Miss Lizzie
smith, G T. Williams, Colonel MA
Hughes, Brownlee Bros, Moronev &
Co, Babcock, Foot & Brown, II s
Munger, Tompkins Machine COM
pany, u Roddis & Co., Z A Russell,
IT., NJ j Lsngdop, j NJ Wondelkin.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
10 Return to Work.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. PIT is reported
from Stanberry, Missouri, that the
Wabash shopmen, who quit work there
on Tuesday last, under tho order
of tho national executive committee
Of the knights OF Labor, viii return to
work on Monday as indiyiduale,
tho master mechanic declining TO
receive them as body. IL is
reported here tonight that the Broth
erhood OF Locomotive Engineers viii
hold meetings throughout the West to-
morrow Sunday night 10 consider tho
present situation on tho Wabash road F.,
and determiue what action they will
take i'm relation thereto.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23
THE HEka ID: DALLAS TEAS SUNDAY. AUGUa I % s85.

from the bondholder's committee in
New York, and will be submitted
TO the stock and bondholders
here and in the southwest for their
approval or rejection. Colonel Para
more, the president of the company,
feels confident that the plan will be
generally accepted and sufficient
money soon be raised to put the road
in good condition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-23

Plans and specifications will DO re-
ceived by the commissioners court OF
Wilbarger sounty, Tex, for a court
house to be built ia the town of Yer
non, Wilharger county, Texas, up TO
and including tho 18th Gay OF August,
A, D., 1850 Architects are requested
to submit two gets OF plans ana speci-
hcatiOus, viz: For > court houae To
cost not more than 10000; ana a court
house 10 cost NOT more than $4,000
The court reserves the wight to reject
any or sll plans and ecidoations.
). p. OR
20, Judae, Wilbsrger Co., Texas.
Vernon, TeEas, Aug, IL, 1885.