The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-03
Everything in Readiness for the Grand
Picnic and Psrade-Real Estate
Transfer-Cstton Receipts, Per
sonal and Other Mara

-S>""S Ao AeNuiuess Tor the Grand
Picnic and Parade-Real Estate
Transfer-Cstton Receipts, Per-
sonal and Other News.
DHNIsoN, Oct. 2-lSpeeial.l-Every-
thing is in readiness for the grand
picnic and parade, under the aus piees
OF the Knights of Labor, which takes
place tomorrow. A large crowd OF
Whiting members of tho ordsr, az well
az outside parties, are expected, EN-.
inent speakers Will be present aud a
general good time is expected.
Rohrbaugh, Moore q Co., proprie.
tors or THO Denison BankS ssld their
bank building TO Tom BaIhrick; con.
slderation 5000. Messrs, Rshrbsugh
~ moore VIII close up their banking
nusinoss as soon Is possible, and make
,nsir future heme In Kansas CITY.
missouri. They haye done u GOOD
business since opening In this city.
Messrs. Moten & Son, proprietors of
the meat market, ia this city, lost nipo
sneep yesterday by tho Missouri Pa.
cine railroad freight train running over
thenl, 81 their pasture near town.
Mr. VIII Scott and Henry Youree
returned last evening from a trip in
Esst Texas. Ia is rumore9 here that
Iney Will build a cottor-seed oil mill.
Ihey were the former owners OF thu
penison street railway.
MRS. Wallace Decker Ia seriously i'll,
hu, Hays, white man, cut negro,
by the MAMIE or Hudson, in the side
win 3 pocket knife ut Thomas Fox's
saloon. Hays WAS immediately ar
rested. Hudson Is not much hurt.
IEM HERAIn rpnnrtar yiuitai fI,n
| compress to-day and ascertained thsy
nave pressed and shipped 63S bales
This season; balance ct compress, 80;
total number OF bales receivedso far, 1857.
we also visited the new cotton gin and
found everything going like closk-
work. They are running six GIN
stands and nave g!nned about 100 baleu
so fsr, and have enough seed cotton
Tor 100 more, We were shown the two
elevators, which have q combined
battling capacity Of ga feet per minute.
The compsny will make special rates
with the railroad companies and shin
cotton from all parts of the State, TO be
ginned at this company's gin. All the
machinery Is new and OF OF the latest
patents. The gin gives employment
to about 30 men,
Myra Goodwin shows at our opera
house Tuesday night, Ostober
Inc Denison stcck-pens are full Of
yiock.
William Turley filsd complaint
against Jake Eyers for assault, in
Judge Adanas' court, this morning,
Judge Adams informed THE UER.
AID reporter this morning that he has
warrant issued for Jones' arrest, but
1t mas never bSen served, as Jones is
not to DO found.
M, L. BaldersoD, aged II years, die5
last night 81 S:se, and was buried this
afternoon st o'clock in 0akwood
| cemetery.
M. w. Witt, deputy United States
marshal, of Whites ooro, came III ou
the y. M. train, and will convey j. Ii,
Hanson, the mail robbeY, to Dallas TO.
night. Hanson telegrRphsd bis mothe,
III Ssdalia, Missouri, for money, bu,
up TO this time she haa not snaWerod
and tho suppcsitior Ia that she will moi
help him.
siias Jonea, a stranger, hired team
to-day from Nolan's stable, in the alb,
sence OF Mr. Nelan, and immediately
started tor the river, IL
the direction OF tho Nation
Mr.. Nolan became suspicious
ana mad Officer Gardner 60 and over.
maui him, as no suspected that
Jones Yves trying to steal the team
Gardner arrested him aud brought
him back to penison, and no was
taken before Judge Adams ON tbs
charge of horse stealing. There moi
being SUFFICIENT evidence to convict
Judge Adams discharged him.
Deputy Sheriff Dunn, of Fannip
county, came in town this evening
hunting for hcrse-thief. Not finding
him in Denison he secured the services
OF Mr.. Hackney ard two other gentle.
men and started on his trail, which, he
thinks, is in the direction OF Red
river. The posse left here at $3.50 D.
M, fully armed.