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Marshall.


MARSHALL, June 80. 49, Especial =
Captain II. P. Hawley, editor of the
Tri' Weekly Herald, is confined to his
room with sickness.
Mrs, Dora Bernstlne IL successor to
the business of her son, Gax Bernstine.
The rumor thai the Headquarters of
the Gould system was to be located in
Dallas, and that the principal shops
in this city were to DO moved there,
has created quite a stir in business
circles.
Active preparations are still going
on with tho knights of Labor for q
grand blowout on the glorious Fourth.
The city fathers have determined to
sink five additional cisterns. This is q
move in tho right direction and will
add greatly TO the efficiency Of the
Fire Department.
There was no mail car attached to
the train from the west yesterday,
greatly to the disappointment Of the
numerous readers OF THE HERALD.
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Iarroltl.

pai, Clne SO.-lSpeoial. Tho
aa,,od Ing Company have re-
i,,s machinery for their
=, ato, an County. The mine
- ~, ~, nom here and they
w., ~ from tho east and
-. from hero to the
hnadouaSe this place their
TONS ofi hey have some G,000
and haye dump at present
n from Everal shipments OF
The east few weeks.
| Denvor dhe Fort Worth &
this moiy were $4,000 more
month laiuring the Same
haavv rui hero is % very
or four trt 9th ways. Three
ScarcelNy is the average.
Vveeks Wits passed in two
verv heavll. The roads ere
in conseqt isiness impeded
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Baird.

BAIRD, June 3O.-ISpeciGl. Most on
oouraging reports arc coming in from
ali parts OF the county. Crops are un-
parsllcled. The old granger can now
boast that this is ono of the best small
grain counties in the West.
Justice court has been grinding out
justice to tho sinners against the stat
ute, and still they go sstray.
Great preparations are being made
for the memorable Fourth of July, and
a general good time is anticipated.
The prohibition spirit is on the in
crease and many will be the anti
whisky vote at the next general cleo
ton.
The city is fast on the increase; bus
mess is getting better, but the weathG
hotter,
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Walnut Strings.

.lr SPRINGS, June 3d.
! Sl-Workmen arc placing the
,a FOR tho telephone line DO.
tW place and Glen Rose, so
VI 3w days Glen Rose will be
~ communication with all
tne world.
uIvo been pleuteous rains in
y , for tho past few days. A
In rain fell about Hfco, 90
! TerA yesterday afternoon. The
| 90 Dad bridge across Dufan
! Gan, rted washed away, or so
| dsvl at trains cannot pass to-
ossat er force Of the railroad Ia
i,non While no ono seems 10
stronely the conviction is
and rrk on tho round.house
: on Ill shops will be resumed
, limo.
, NJ M image and Miss Beulah
we've ung citizens OF Walnut,
yesterday.
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Eorthan

WORKMAN, June 3O.-lSpecial. T. The
showers have come Just right Tor veg
citation. Crops arc all tho best. Small
grain is injured in the shocks.
Mr.. Snapp, ST., mas just returned
from his old homo in Illinois. He has
lately travelled over six Of the plinci-
pal grain States aud says the com
plants OF short crops are greatly exag.
geratod.
The sale of beef cattle here has
somewhat relieved the stringoncy OF
money.
Workman yet holds out whisky for
sale, whilst all her noighbors have de
clared for prohibition. She calls for
her neighbors' jugs.
The district conference at Mexia
will DO attended by many Methodists
of Workman,
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GRIND PraIrle.

GRAND PRAIRIE, June 3O.--[Special.
This section continues to be the re-
cip!ent of unremitting showers, which
are doiEg considerable damage to
grain, as well as to the cotton. The
wheat is about all harvested, but tear
is entertained that it will damage in
the shock if it continues to rain. Cot.
ton is very backward and most crops
Of that staple are sadly in need OF
work ON account of protracted rains.
Corn was never more promising.
People are jubilaut over tho pros
pect OF good road from this place 10
Dallas.
The. contemplated pisnic on the
Fourth OF July, at this place, has bees
indefinitely postponed
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BOWIE.

railroad Agent Arrested "a an I'm
bezller from a Company in Alabama,
BOWIE, June 30. - lSpeciaLl - NO
small degree OF CONSERVATION ana OK
oxcitoment was occasioned here yes
terdsy upon the arrival OF the noon
train from Fort Worth, when Deputy
sberia Maddox, aided by a special
ogont arrested the railroad agent Mr.,
I6oLn :. Morggn. The facts, rs elected
rom a special officer, are lnat Soile
time since tko Alabama ~ soutneIu
railway Company had the proceea.S o.
some cotton and freight embeSzlea ny
some of its employees at Miller. . 5't liz
ing, Green County, Alabama, anu ' has
the grand jury q may G indjclyD, n,,
aimee presented bills oil lndlct,h ttl.
a,,oinst II different employees ana Mr.
NcrTar is amoug thom, he having
sar,,56 os agent before the bnulng
o. 81 Tho bills. Special Agent
OF Mo,y, sto freely expressed mis-
alJ i,,ion that Mr.. Morgan
wnnld be- promptly acquitted When
,,Scd He stated iutther that tue ao'
cnee5 is especially connected ~
Tenrpssee, his home, aud until tuls
cSeroe. based upon more suspicion
ALONE with other, NpuRht OF olshO,loi
Woe over imputed 90 MN, MI MOE
gan,s host OF ri0nds hore ie9t tun
srnss iniustioo las been dono MN II
fhe matter and confidently expect MI w
6ack AT his post In short tiIhs, rt ~
was taken to Fort WORTH TINS altel
noon. He will be dotatned there uuS
saturday in ogdor 70 nave tho sVi
cheney OF tho rCquisltion papers ees ~,
tits but jus ice 70 Mr.; Morgan w ISL ssr
further that the FOrt worth ~tn,di,
CITY Railway Company IL s," nt q,
Grnly by him while the cloud Oh ~
,.arsiyv temporarily hangs over MI
NOV freely Offering bond TO tho OF
ceys. and will extend other aid IL niece
sary. .--.,,.,,5a,t a No
ahiod To communicate 10 III
WrpHrn some Of tho "glad u
inssn promised IN the spec
90 Yesterday. He 10 happy,
state Ia the many readers OF THE IL
sVaoo ,Sot the result of the investil
, noD concluded yesterday ovenl
S,noioeos tho existence Of vein
nnd coal inst two feet In thicknt
hoe heef, thoroughly tested, ana
hoinS now used by Messrs. wine
q LAWS Mt their blacksmith 81
: Tbese men state Shat II works equl
ss wall as any coal they have III
mating no clnd0rs and having al
Qualities of tho best coal useu
Il them, They exhibited to your cor
nnndont a piece OF steel weloeu, y
which was apparently poIlH
sat;sractory. A hundred pouhH
I'D the coal will be expressed to'ua
auf Mr.. II. l.. Msrsalis, 81 your oi'S'
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Corsicana.

CoRsIcANA, June 3O.-[Special.l-
the District Court, the case Of tho State
vs.. Waite, for poisoning George Car
ruthers, for tho past two days has
been ON trial and given to the Jury,
who have not, as yet returned yer.
dict,
Mrs. John q. Minor left yesterday
Tor the North, and Mrs. l.. j. Elser, by
way of Galveston, for New York.
Miss Sallie Cohen, sftor an absence
OF three months, visiting friends in
Galveston and Houston, returned last
night.
The brick work OF tine new mill is
up and workmeu commenced on the
roof Machinery will DO put in next
wees,
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Bolton.

BELToN, June 3o.-[Speclal. Local
rains have fallen throughout the coun-
try within the last fow days, which
have greatly improved the crop pros.
poets.
Professor J. r. Griffin has been Sc
llected superintendent OF the city pub.
lie schools for the next scholastic year.
His management of the school last
year has been eminontly satisfactory.
Bolton feels just pride in her public
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Mclean. About $50 delegates, mapv
of them ladies, were in attendance to.
day. The number viii be larger by
tomorrow. Superintendent of Edu-
cation Baker is present.; also DR.. Ash
bell Smith, president of the Board of
University Regents and Professors
Lane and Wagner, 4 the State uni
versity faculty. Tie visitors came
from all directions OF yhe Stale and are
being entertained as tle guests of the
university. Nearly Il Of them have
homes at private resi- enoes. The ses-
sion will last three diys.
The scholastic censls of the county
snd city, just complied, shows total
| OF 1890 children within the scholastic
age Of S to 16. Of thes, 394 are litter
ate, who can not cad. In the city
| proper there arc 2,ll children, and Of
these all but 10 can read and write.
This latter is believe to be an excel
lent showing.
S. s. Floyd IL Co who run the
"bucket-shop' in thilcity, have ceased
to do any business II that line pend
ing the decision of a bst case now on
trial In Galveston, iriended TO test tho
constitutionality Of 10 "bucket.shopv
bill passed by tho lst Legislature.
Mrs. 2. b Gurley, pioneer resident
Of this city, died toby, aged IS years.
She is the mother ofIolonel 4. j. and
Captain Davis Il. Guey, well known
citizens of Waco, andlad been men,
Dor Of the Southern lethodist Church
more than half cenlry.
1t seems that SIN Jones didn't
squelch the "spider- Rged dudes" and
germans in Wsco, cards are out
Tor german at Arlbry Hall to-mor-
row night, and leadiE society people
OF both sexes are EXPECTED to be pres
Ont.
The first well.devepe cotton bolls
OF the season were lhught in to-day
and were about thretourths matured
The cotton outlook I'LL that could be
asked.
The Waco base ba4lub will not be
at Dallas saturday, dreported yester-
day. The Waco BASEBALL club is In.
disposed and most oGle members are
dlsgusted wish Eperience.
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the defense, spoke next, and was fol-
lowed by Messrs. Ball, Bidwell
and Mccall. A Stevenson county at
torney made tho closing speech,
There was some very able argument
on both sides. 1t is thought by many
that the defense will be denied bail
Owing TO so much rain in the last
week or so the wheat and oats that
have been cut are beginning to suffer.
The west-bound passenger train that
was due here at 1881 a. m. did not ar
rive until $3.50 p. M, owing to an axle
OF the engine breaking while at or
near Aledo.
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GALVESTON, juno SO.-[Special.l-
The evidence in tho owens.J emmett
sheriflalty contest was concluded to-.
day and the argument of counsel be-
gun. The case will, in all probability
go the jury some time tomorrow.
To-day the Sealey Rifles, who carried
OIL the honors ut the late encampment at
Lampasas, were made the recipients
OF check for $500 at the inds OF Mr..
\ enn- blum, offered as q pi'ye to the
Vled company atfhi \ encamp,
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Kildare.

KILDARE, June SO.-Lspecial. l-Col-
onol q. o. Galloway, of this place, and
a Miss Mccarthy, of jefferson, were
Joined In wedlock this afternoon nj
Jefferson. The party arrived here al
$3.50 p. m. There IL some talk of n big
charavari Il the colonel does not set
'em up TO the boys.
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Mckinney,

MCKINNEY, June SO.-lSpeclal.l-A
negro known as Waxahachle Ben was
to-day arrested by Sheriff Beck for the
theft of horse. The animal was
stolen from horse rack hero in town
some four or five months ago.
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Clifton

CLIFTON, Juno 3d. peoial.l-sey-
al hard rains have falh in the last
" days. With theex,ption of some
lgt damage done by he wind, the
BPS arc not injured, tbugh farmers,
es are elongatiug ache prospects
pore, In which evenfears arc felt
he grain lately cut.ud in harvest
HSs In the fields, besides some
pt and oats not vetut. IT. ia now
sslDlo 10 run roabrs, Corn and
~ ure promising aarRe Yield, the
worm having dob the latter but
u@llago' The oui OOk is hopeful
deport5 from oVry part OF the
l N aIe hlBhly enIuraging for a
1o that grain md be saved.
g s,9s5 ls llveninghpi health good
i .uer fights help hlonr tho loyal
Y rtsi mills arc rlnning ON full
/ N TACT gll matter of general i'm
It IKE, ne Bill Arp would say, an
u "ltlook.
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That Heidenheimer's warehouse, on
rhlrty-thitd and Church streets, was
helnE burglariZed. Mounted Officers
bro an ! Jordan were at once des-
patchea and discovered the thieves
removing oats and coffee from
inc warehouses. Whom commanded
70 halt by officer Bird they az once
cropped their booty ana open-
ca hre upon him which be
promptly retur- 90 Eleven shots
were exchanged without etTec, and
IN the iusliade the thieves made their
escape, The oats and colIoo they had
carried out were removed ana con-
Vo} Gu tn tho police station. The
tnleFeb are supposed to be white mon.
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Hnhhnrd Oiiv

HUBBARD CITY, Juno 3O.-[Special.l
Mr.. A. X. Shepard surrendered to
the sheriff yesterday and had his pre-
iminary trial. He was allowed bond
at $1,000. II Is thought by majority
oil the citizens he VIII come clear, as il
was proved on preliminary trial TINT
he killed the negro in self.deienso.
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Atlnntn.

ATLANTA, June 3O,-Ispecial. l-R. L.
Boyle, who lost his residence by fire a
fow days since, to-day had burned ia
the kiln, while being dried, about
5000 feet of lumber, at his mill, three
miles east OF this CITY.
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POSITIONS.

l-Mounied Police.
2-Music
3-Mllltary.
l-Artlllery.
S-Flre Department.
6-0rators in Carriages.
7-Clty Council in Carriages.
s-Confederate Veterans.
0-Grand Army OF the Republic.
lO-Turn Verein society.
n-Other Orders or Associations.
s-Diiierent Trades represented on floats
and miscellaneous.
Merchants and Others who are golsg 10
participate In this celebration will govern
themselves as above.
A NJ. MnEELEs, Grand Marshal.
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Marshall.

MARSHALL, June SO.-[Special.l i
Hon. Temple Houston spent tho day
here on his way to Now Orleans. He
will return in time to participate in
the Fourth Of July festivities.
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IL is now said that tho building of
the road TO connect with the Houston
d Texas Central is an assured fact, but
II is further said very quietly that
Waxahschie may DO left out and the
road run some distance south of that
town aud continued direct To Corsi.
cana. While it IL not stated rs fact,
tbs believed that such negotiations
are gOing on,
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GRANBuRY,June Especial, The
following card handed to Tx HERALD
cor,agr,e,, .c,,t ,,.,>i 49,. ..,r
correspondent explains itself:
A PROBABLE MURpERgR


following card handed to Tx HERALD
correspondent explains itself:
APBOBABLE MURDERER.
have ia my custody orc Roa, or II,
I. Walton, who | arrested OF, com
plant made IN Shackeilord. County,
Texas, and from his own admissions,
before erd since his srress,ha has COM
miited murder, or nttempt-
ed 10 do SO, hr snoatipp
some one, perhaps IN gambling row.
His description is: Hight i've feet
eight or nine inches; weight,
100 pounds; light or red
complexion; sandy beard and
mustaches; beard short: blue
eyes; slow spoken; light har, and
som0 35yonrs Of age. II gny one Knows
OF murder committed by unknown
parDios any where in the State, il
woula ba well to investigate.
B. w. NORRIS,
Sheriff, Hood County, Texas.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ The partnership existing between W
~. butieri II. lehman and Il. IL. Lehman
ting Company, doing business In the CITY
OF Dalles, IN the state OF Texas, will be dis
solved ny mutual consent after the explr.
alton OF four weeks from the date OF This
notice, and VIII then become incorporate
Without cnnnge Of The firm. pame, undo
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Money TO Lonn,

Money to loan on roal estate WITH
OUT COMMISSION. Apply TO
O. e. WELLESLEY,
Merchants Exchange, Dallas, Texas.
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C)lebup.

CLEBuRNE, June 3O.-lSpecial. l.
Mlke Brewer mad hearing before
Judge Hall to-day d habeas corpus.
After partially hearii the case it was
adjourned to Thursd, Considerable
interest is elected bJhe case, az il is
sought TO test the vail y of the recent
change of Alvarado I'm a town to n
city. Tho city sees disposed to
avoid the issue, 80 ty are raising
SIDE issues about the,rest instead Of
meeting the real issut.irly.
Charlie CoiIio had bmothing Ike
hts, alter which no wa very danger
Gus lunatic. He has In in iail here.
and instead Of impting, he crew
worse and mare vidnt. To-day he
was conveyed to the dun.
Rev. MIR. Scoiield, otallas, preached
at the congregational lurch Sunday,
In the morning the Ither was OK
tr6mely threatening, Id at night all
the seas Tere filled. Tough the pas.
niglt, yet Miss Phillit SURPRISED ali
| by appearing in the CHI. and Inv ber
" feet singing caused n hearers net
~ w appreciate andyeicOme her
4 , v,u,n, puI also to regrtho more her
1911 nttiie' WISH III q iel days to tho
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Sisi.Oa1 az

state of Texas, County ofDallas. 1, Royal
A, Ferris, Cashier and Secretary OF The
above named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is correct 10 the hest of
my knowledge and belief.
ROYAL A, FERRIS,
Cashier and Secretary,
IT,. S.l-Sworn TO and subscribed beioro
me this June 80, 1885.
THOMAS X FERGUSON,
Notary Public, Dallas County, Texas.
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MAYORS cnnRr

In the absence of the recorder from
the city Mayor Smith presided in the
police court this morning. Tho man
who got drunk "unbekuownr TO him
self and the man who sleeps in the box
car, as we'll as the man who sat down
on tho doorstep Ia rest and
slept all night, were duly represents
cd in tho Medley gang that we're mar
shalled in dress parade before His
Honor. After short lecture from the
Mayor, telling them to go and ain
no more, the whole crew were dis
missed.
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G. r "A N d
4ltIl Of JUL Y
GEL EBRATION.
c r A N ID
TIE PROCESSION.

The procession Will proceed as follows.
Form on Commerce and Main STREETS,
head OF column to stand at corner of
Main and Jefferson streets and extend
back on Main toAustin; then when order
to march Is given balance OF procession 10
come in from Commerce street on Austin
and sOin in the rear.
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jefferson.

June SO.-[Special. J.
a onSo b 6y ;fSKrepains of
Tive liver pills immeo-''So
non,t forget this.
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Ia scr,... 5nnding. rnc vote Is apps-
rently ten TO one In favor OF the pono-
and the building. -
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PERSONAL
Mr.. John Il. GiunOcbio, lAt3 editor Of
the Fort Smith Tribune, is in the city.
Recorder Field is in Dallas attending
the general assembly Of Presbyterlans
in session IN that city.
Arrivals at Plckwick to-day: w b
Worshaw and wife, Heurietta; j A
Dickey, ) p railroad, Penn; w S Wor-
shaw, Worcester, Mass; $ Il Carter,
Village Mills, Texas; Edgar \ Smith,
y I; 10 FenlOn, Kansas; John HAYWOOD,
city; w l. lHall, Dallas; II n Conrad,
New York; a l. Hodge, Dallas; Il ID
Griee, city; Il NJ Rumey, Boston; w A
Knott, Wichita Falls;C G Runlerili.
Gainesville; MisB jennie Smith, ] III
Cobb, Decatur; q G Nunnclly, Dallas.
CAUGHT AT LAsT.
Deputy Sheriff Maddox and Il. G..
Hewett, special agent for tho Queen d
Crescent Route, also agent for the
State OF Alabama, arrived in tho city
this evening from Bowie, where they
arrested John S. Morgan, who Ia
wanted in Alabama for embep2lement.
Morgan was agent ut Miller's Cross
ing ON the A. q. S X. II. and was
indicted in April, 1884, with 10
others for appropriating 50 bales
OF cotton ana about $1,000 worth of
goods in tho depot. Hew cit leaves for
Austin tonight to get the governor 10
sign. the requisitlon necessary for Nor
gam removal TO Alabama.
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Melno Bros. Band, of Dallas, are
furnishing music tonight for a hon
and concert at Rosedale Park.
The contract for building tho cotton
mill will be let tomorrow.
The fine four-story brick building of
tho Martin, Brown dry goods house,
opposite the Pickwick Hotel, Is near.
Ing completion.
Mr.. A. Brownlee, OF Dallas, is in tho
city to-day, and says that tho work of
cutting stone Tor the new public build
ing VIII bo commenced TO morrow,
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ORDER OF MARCH.

North on jefferson street TO Elm, east ON
Elm to Sycamore, south on Sycamore TO
Main, east on Main to Leonard, north on
Leonard TO Elm, east on Elm TO Good,
north on Good to Bryan, thence east to
Shady View Park.
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LIE.

c,,ypsvtls Last Colt
A s,ngnlar Especially !
1 - IN ,lspened on Clear
S,,,.op. nna sterday. Alox,
.,,oo,od c,,,1 and most re.
Inc field. Ifrope n colt In
but the colt n roping him,
and throw last the rope
rup,ured o bb down. he
few hours. (nd died In a
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Wnoo.

WACO, June3O.-LSpecial. The Tex
Y State Teachers Association met
nee at 10 o'clock this morning IN an,
al session. President Dow called
Sn,ody TO order, aud DR.. Busleson' oil
y M University, Delivered prayer
u Apv wilkes, on behalf OF the people
Il ~ 10, delivered an address OF wei i,
A (corwhich was responded to by the
bV pre,nt, Tito latter's annual au,
IbH drewes then delivered. several
HoGynstees were appointed on r 0n,iI
rhQoh lR,apd a recess taken un'ii
ers SrEs-rrin,s PUN ,,s,lI;aSSy interesting
pluSsc psY n; aeeonSs,,,n light ana Esnni'
ap, he psr M p sns siass, 5000 per n
b;lolpss n 10 STl sirs sS0 according I" eO00i'
lntn9, - 'anltrO. I. IN 49, TALON ~
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EXAS BY TELEGRAPH.
zw CAPITOL CONTRACT FLAW
Convention at Waco-ImpOr-
tant Arrest at Bowie-The MILL
kon Case mt Weatherford
Other State Specials
AFFAIRS AT AUSTIN.

ohe Amended Capitol Contract Fall
ing to Pieces-Reviews of the Work
Nj the Higher Courts-Local Mat
ers.
wAUsTIN, June 80 Special. The
Sarshall Water and Gas Company,
'ipit0l stock $4,000, filed its charter
h$day.
The fees for June at the Office Of the
Of State wero $l4,l43, the
y 4gest amount over received in one
hSnth.
estEhe law abolishing the Office OF fish
IslN lmissioner went into effect to-day
,6t the ponds were leased for two |
tickrs to J Ohm Lubbock, late commits
auAer. His last official act was to |
-asb 500 carp to tho Terrell asylum.
8abholastic census: Bandera County, |
fni town Of Corsicana, 1921. |
u dnce May the Land Board has
Tol one section and less to over 200 |
III. lders scattered over Al counties.
o omission, strange TO say, of the |
"A adverb "only," in the papers
~ donzing certain changes in the
~ lol construction, is about to play
the mischief with tho whole husirass.
The rnntrentora- atron0o IN rail- dis.
oo,So,od INC or,jes -, Eva tba ,,soba
HUtoIeu .I9 oi-,o9IoL, Gnu 'He pAopA
nlllIlea Sre ust nv slrOng as ever thRJ
they won't build the capitol.
Weather suliry, with rain badly
needed.
Lac corn has been seriouslv dam
aged anu cotton VIII be without rain
in n tew days '''
The following resume of the work OF
the Court of Armada was oranared
s,,d I.;ndiv trrIigbod Tuv uTphT1
a.. - 49, w.
W Iesyoh"CAD ny Oeh5Ss L. Nnltej
EsqY the popular Gnd elnclenC clerk:
Total number OF cases filed. coo. 420
IClUAy CtiSGA .ts,.s..s.r lO1
cases. ...........:........ 70
seire fecias... .................. ... 10
CIV, cases cases 5,snoc,od -
49, 100
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-01

There arelO7 cases remaining on tne
doctet here undispOse0 Of, the remain
ing cases being transferred to tho othei
1.