The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-19
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DENIsoN, Sept. ls.-[Special. The
show has come and gone and our city
ia once moro quiet and strictly bust
ness. The circus left more money in
town than it took away, owing to tho
bad weather. Farmers we're unable
TO come in to SEQ il and give it their
dollars.
The Knights OF Labor will have a
picnic on the 81 OF October. A grand
time il anticipated, as all the knights
are going in to have good time, and
when they undertake anything it Is
generally success. There has been
500 mi. ed to 6efray expenses.
Sam Taylor, who announced for
alderman in the First ward, has with
drawn from the race. Mr.. Taylor has
a strong support and would have UNI
doubleday been elected If he had not
withdrawn. In conversation with
him he stated that no was afraid he
wouldn't have time to attend tn that
Office and his business too.
Governor McCurtain, OF tho Choctaw
Nation, Is in tho city on business, and
| says everything Is quiet In his neigh
borhood; that the crops are good and
| business on a boom. He also states
that the cattle arc In good condition
for the winter, and unless II 10 an unu.
suslly hard one thoy will stand 1t all
right.
The Evening Journal gave several oil
tho young mon OF tho city personal
mention last night, but as far as we
could learn, they all took them in
good humor, although several wore hi!
pretty hard.
Tomorrow. Saturday 10, is Il holiday
with the Jews, being the Day OF Atone.
ment, and all business houses of these
men here will be closed on that day
j. i. Ramsey, insurance scent OF
Dallas, wGs in the city yeeterdsy.
| This passenger train tron the North
was two hours and half lste vester.
day evening, owing to washout.
Several prominent men frsm the Il
l. J.. were in the city yesterday doinl
business.
A large number OF Shermanitos wer,
over yesterday TO see tho show.
THE HERALD representative this
evening called on James Cuddy, TIL,
circus man who was so badly cut las
night, and, in conversation, no sale
thst tho man who did tho cutting
Tom Patty, was drunk and wanted /,
crawl under the canvas, aud b,
would not allow him. He said
he would, and in fact, did cut one o
the main ropes holding the confer
pole, and when he intorfered with
him no (Pstty) made at him with hi,
knife, cutting his arm vorv deep, ouG
bringing tho blood in seyGrel othe
places. Cuddy had his arm dressed
and was resting easy, hut he thinks 4
will BIO several weeks before no viii
DO able To use 1t sny. Tom Patty wa,
arrested and lodged in Jail in fev
minutes after II occurred, 10 IL alsC
wanted Tor horse stealing Ia thi.
county, and he will be very likely t
romember tho circus, before the Law
~ through with him.
There IL great deal of kickinI
among tho citizens OF Donison in 70
gard to tho delivery system of mail
The law allows any city of 1000 an,
over to have its mail carrier, but tn
postmaster general allows Sherma,
only carrier in this county. VIII,
Denison Is loft ont IL more than he
citizens can understand, as sho hR
over the required number OF inhebit
ants. Donison IL rs large as Shel
man and ought 10 have the sam
rights. There Is move on foot TO In
vestigste the matter and SEQ wher
tho fault lies. Denison wants tho dc
llysry system and she must have e.