The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-01

SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 3l.-rSpecisl.1-
II was rumored lsst night that Post
master Eleret Howsrd's bond had
been returned to him and wau not &c.
cepted. Contrary to this, MIR. Howard
ststHd To friend YESTERDAY afternoon
that ne mad heard from WASHINGTON,
and that his bond hai been accept q
am would be approved in few days,
IL 10 estimated tha5 over 1900 ba'a,
II cotton have slresdy boon marketed
Ia this city.
Grten roastirs-aars are among tha
novelties OF a November San AI,to, ia
market.
The administration in this city is
called "the machine" because Il l. a
been supposed to control tho large
machine vote and throw II in hatsver
direction iC pleased. Some thu 9
nao, from causes too numerous
n mention there grew split ia ,hg
Mex can body. Some of them bscor,-
lng tired Of tue administration rula,
lott tho main body and set up as indie
pandents. The matter was msda
light of at tho time by local
politicisns, bnt the split got the
wider and the opposition fGctiol
waxed atr0nger. Mr.. Barnard was the
machine candidate for alderman, from
the Arst ward, and wsa opposed by Mr.
| aackey, VINO WAS Supported by the in
| deDana5nt elemsnts ~ A merlcRns aud
| Mezicrns. The election TOOK place to-
day, and resulted in black eve, a
pr ken nose and u chswsG ear for the
! "mschine' man.
FollowinRis tho score: Eackev, 1924
AZ n ~ q, .As al 4,
! ey's majority, 81.
| Mr.. 9cAlllatsr was elected in the
Fourth ward, there bsing practically
| no opspSitipD.
| Viola Smith, tho good IosSing
adopted daughter of John Twohirh,
was to be seen this morning hoyArlng
in he ante-cbamber Of Judge Hour-
toms court. Sno had LOOK OF
anxiety on her features
and a perturbed expreasion
generally. On being q lestloned rs to
the cause o. one so Young exhibiting
such marks of care, she poured iutr
the sym RatAetic -asorter'S ears tale
lof loves young droam aud its rude
eWakening. The sysin by n,ms is
otto Fe der, and he compounds
drinks at the THrnsr Hall bar,
By his glib lounge and persuasive acts
he captured the hsart OF Mics Viola
end some $50 az roll, which tho young
LADY had saved up, with a spir-
It Of thrift highly commend
hle. After no had obtained tn q
$50 otto's attentions began TO weak an,
nnul they became almost inyisiblc.
Vioia, aroused at this scurvy treatment,
demanded her $50, but was met with
cures aud q Tefdsal to round
Hearibrokon and disappointed, VIOLA
new socks TO find balm in the law
courts to mako her qlondsm 1--we
give up her money. The Case creates
sensation. Mr.. Teohigh
Ia ono OF the best known
bankers in Southwestern Texas. He
has been millionaire for years. Flu.
ture Developments ara aw sited.
In CONNECT N with tho reporty nun
erously telegrsphed from Austin inst
MIR. Gs8t, baker % that CITY,
had struck " rich throu III
spiritual aid; that no had
received big lots oH Lroasure and
had shipped box full OF it to tho
bishop If Stu Antonio, with the PRO.
mise or plainly more, your reporter
called on Bishop Nsraz, and asked tho
per centaga of truth in the story. Said
the aged prelA'e:
vi have received nothing Whatever
'ron Mr.. Cas-, AID don't expsct 10.
don't know him nor his msdlu a."
The 70 lort created considerable OK.
element among Roman Cathol,sI, who
saw IN it tbe possible rest tuition of /,
loota church trolsury. Mr.. Cast
seams to BIO r bespsngled assassin of
truth,