The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-10


FOR prohibition. ....................... 81
Majority IN First ward ................ iOl
SECOND WARD,
Against prohibition. ......... .. bD2
va Piohi"i''on observation-disclosures, n
Majority In Second ward .............. 81
THIRD WARD.
Against prohibition. Observation-Disclosures. 52l
For prohibition. observation-disclosures. 81
Majority for Third ward .............. 433
FOURTH WARD.
Against prohibition ..................... 500
For prohibition. ................. 50
Majority In Fourth ward go
Hanley-35 against and &C for.
Mitchell-20 against and for.
torest Jill Is to hear from, which
will not change the result. The ma
,lority In this precinct against prohi-
bition is about ,622
JEWISH NEW YEAR.
To-day at shutdown the Jewish new
year, Rosh Hashhounah, (56i6) having
been usherod into existence, the Is.
rselltes OF tho city observed tho occa-
sion with the usual ceremonies at tho
nall OF the Knights of Pythias, con-
Quoted by Rabbi a. Suhler, OF Waco.
Tomorrow at III O'Clock, ut this hall,
DR.. Suhler Will deliver q sermon on
the subject, "Remember the DAYS of
old; DO not Forget the by-gone Gem
erations."
COUNTY COURT.
Tho county court has been grinding
out verdiots to-day rather slowly. A
number Of Judgments were taken for
confessed, on account OF de.
fault of defendants, and the following
criminal cases were disposed of:
John Stricklan, on appeal from CITY
court, charged with oursing In public
place, was found not guilty by o Jury.
The case against Charles Gehoif, on
appeal, was nolle prosecuted.
John Deny, for aggravated assault,
iouna guilty OF simple assault, and
finsd SIS.
MIR. LovING's STATEMENT.
Tine HERALD correspondent, in view
OF tho great Interest taken by the pub
lie in the criminal proceedings istitu-
too against Mr.. George
IL. Loving and w. A.
Garner, of this city, the outcome of
snow famous cattle transaction, in
last April, sought and obtained the
following statement from Mr.. Loving.
In the course of two hours conyersa-
ton, no said:
~ had fully determined from the
beginning OF this unfortunate affair To
not refer 10 it through the public
prints, but as my mouth has b,en
closed in the examining trial, and as
only ono side OF the story has so far
been told, which IL being indus
triously used bv designing parties to
my detriment, / have, at tho urgent
solicitation OF few of my friends,
consented TO give TO tho public the
facts In the promises.
About the I'D or 23d OF February
last met MIR. Il. j. Il. uething az the
Brunswick hotel In Austin. On that
occasion Mr.. Gething introduced him
self 10 mo and stated that he wished
to make a contract Tor 1000 huad of
steer yearlings, delivery To he made
at any date during the month Of NAV
following, In the Vicinity of Wichita
FAILS. After several conferences In
reference to the mattsr, we finally
agreed upon atrade and entered into
written contract, oil which tho fol.
Ing IL q copy:
state OF Texas, Travis County.
Fhis miuute of agroemsnt, maio
and executed by and betwoon George
II. Loving & Co, OF Fort Worth. Tir-
rant county, Texts, party OF tho hrst
part, ead L j. u. Clothing, OF Travis
county, Texss, party OF tho second
part, witntsseth:
FIRST = rhs, the party OF he
hrst pert have this day
ua,gslnru and sold, hereby
bind themselves TO deliver IN tho Sec
oud party QUO thousand hond Of steer
gearing cattle NJ any time during ths
month of May, A. u. 1885, At Wichita
Falls, Texas, or vt any other point not
exceeding % miles north OF said nnr,ed
,,lgc0.
Secona-ThAl said ostsle shall all bo
good ,s,raighhsmoo'h csttle,a- good u u
M avorrgo OF the cattle raised IN palo
Pinto county, Texas, aud counties Inn
me1,Rtely adjoining. aud free from all
blemishrd, blild, cripple or sway-baoE
cattle, Toll ona year old NJ tim, Of de.
livery, aud understood 10 hu raised In
tho counties and district surrounding
Pslo Pinto county aforesaid, aud all of
said cattle TO be branded thus. - for
which causes aud considerations tho
second party agrees aud buds and
ubllges himself In the manner follow
ing.
Third--ro pay TO tho first party the
prioe OF 500 per head for said
cattle, In full OF all price, ut the place
OF delivery aeove expressed, Of which
price the second party has
now paid down the sum of $1,000 10 ac-
count OF which the first party hereby
acknowledges receipt; 10 pay 10 tho
tirst party the further sum of 81 800, on
or before the 1st day OF April, A. d.
1885, aud 10 pay the balance OF the
price on q, livery Of said cattle.
IL 10 further understood and agree ed,
and the respective parties bind them
selves 10 perform their respective parts
OF there presents 10 each other under
the penalty OF $500, Ia name Of liqui.
dated and ascertsined damages TO be
paid by the party fall.
Ing 70 the party observing,
and for decree and Judgment therefor
the party failing shall, on the sxecu-