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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06
the NEEo OF coNcILlArloN.

The View York Ssn. which appreciates
he ne~ls q the Democracy in New York
= vel - any journal pnblIshed comes
% TIE dsiiberate conclusion that Com
1nsfian b good politics az present. We
shcaId think. Tbs conclusion II sx-
>reseed at The cioee 81 an editorial the
ext of winch Is an obituary ot Tanrlany
hall pul,lished In the CoNrisr-fournaL
The Sesl rsmarks that perhaps that an
lent instisntiol1 may not be dead after
IL and says .'Ws have read obituaries
kif on various occasions. IN fact. in the
ourse .,F the last thirty years w dare
O. We bare ourselves written one or two
mersi ESSAYS on IT. supposed 3eniise.
"a ~ he next elerticn lt kas coms ND
live soniehow cr other. and has always
"a the mears q furnishing = great
my baIlofs that have had b be count
L. Eurlssrnore. the eiiturial observes.
~ viaslv. ~ she wisdom q The worlsi
~, that .Nhalever naar be ssisl AGAINST
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06
Grand Rapids Clean Towel Supply Co.

We will furnish and put up a Towel
rack in any Office or store, free of charge,
and keep them supplied with clean towel
ing at the following prices:
Two Towels per day, Sunday excepted,
per month $3.50.
One Towel every day, Sundays except
ed, per month, Sl.50.
One lowell every second day, Sundays
excepted, per month S1.O0.
One lowell every third day, Sundays
excepted, per month, 75c.
For those who wish to patronize us,
we viii have our boys put up clean roller
towells every day, every second day or
semi-weekly, as you may direct. All
Towels are furnished by us and are OF
superior quality.
Any business man will at once see the
convenienc and cheapnes SIS of this Sys-
TEN. Address all orders TO GRAND
RAPIDS CLEAN TOWELL SUPPLY
CO., "a South Division street.
A. OTTE, Manager.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

Taz new president Of Bawdoin College,
Rev. I,r. HYDE. Is rare combination of
brain and muscle. tie - but twenty
seven Fears olc and vas. besides beng
an horor nan IL Harvard. the best ball
players in college. he has won a reputa-
tson IA philosophy. but Il said TO be fond
a. ever of athletics.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

THz census Of the city Of Buffalo taEen
by tki, pohce force shows the present
population ~ be 2O2,sl8 In 1850 the
population was l55,l4 An increase Of
Is PEI cent IN i've years shows that
Buffalo has taken a new start IN the race
Tor commercial supremacy IN the lower
lake rsgion- Buffalo is looking up since
its Mayor has become Governor and
President.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

@BnfORE the President makes ap his
mind hs wants, II be can, - see the apph-
cant Il, person" says the Phliadeiphia
TsAsss. Burhngans didn't 20. DAVIS
dbl Wilson and Seeley went Doesn't
Watson see the moral ot these facts
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

Washington Critic Ii Is a someS hat
reular k8bis circumstances that you never
hsar u poor man having the hay fever.
Grand Traverse Hsraid What has
tlle Grsenback party II Michigan received
for tie valuable all rendered TIE Demo
eEats N the State during the last three
or fOGr years.
- B2g City Tribune. The Democrats Of
Michigan hive learned what II Il 10 have
q boss run the machine. They think the
EnAeiline runs beautifully but II Is uneven
ca tie divide
Pkaladelphia Times The Greenbaek
lartY Ia Pennsylvania may now be re-
2ar,ied as finally hArm0nized- II has
been put into S2,5O0 Office al Washing
ton, and We may All Dc h ppy yet.
81. Louis GlO6e-Dsm0craf One by
one the friends OK Emperor William are
dying. Two by two the friends of Carter
HARRISON are going 10 the penitentlary.
Thus are two great men undergoing sad
and simultaneous bereavement.
BOston Record: A statesman who
takes sea-bath IL black pantaloons and
blue coat, ~all buttOned down before" as
Mr.. Hendricks Is described as doing on
Sunday, would probably undertake 10
-clean tho Augean stable" with kid
gloves on. Let no such uan be trusted.
Nav York Sun. Judging by the atten-
ton paid by the Herald, the Daily
.4fpertiser, and the EreRiRg Transcript,
Of Boston, 10 the reception recently given
to Gen. Logan, We should say that faint
scent Of kepublicanism still fingers about
the Offices OF those esteemed contem-
porarIes.
Use Or. Piorce's 81 Pellets Cor all bilious
attacks
Trusscs, large stock and the most APP
proved Kinds, az Peck's Drug Store
A great rush for ice cream and soda water
at Mills q Lacey's Pharmacy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

CoLi.saT0a DAVIS Is expected 70 ap-
posnt snothsr deputy SON. Il Is rumofed
that Ma. KELSEY, u I0nia- WI be The
pafriot callod apon to saeriiice himself 10
the interests of the nation IA thls eon-
nectioIL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

hiichigan q ohio Railrcad.
TnsTE CONNECTIONS

Toledo with AL railroads diverginR Tecurnseh
with L. =. 4 NJ. - Homer vfth 4. k. A NJ. g.,
Lansing Division sn6 Arr lane NJ. q. Marshall
viii NJ. G. X X. Baftle ITersf viii fhioser \
Grand Trunk and ~. q. X II. Mouiaitt = X A
L. Alleezn with q. A "a. NJ. srd T. p A ri -
LUTHER AIddtA Ger 2 psss. Az
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

THK poole dog must -. A Long
Branet. young lady 10 foliO~ed along the
street l,y : pet lanlb. There's 40 danger
II a lamb being made sick by swallow
inz = esees of human leg.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06
Detroit. Grand Hayen q Mllwaukse

fIlA1IY NT-IIIN{f
phsrefss.rs taking the q as a. ni. k1ifsss make
clssse oonnecfioIlr al O~csso Tor iaanhlnt. to Al
Ds.trsaf for New York arriving theIe al loso - IA
the following morning.
Nisht Essrass las local Sleepine q sr Detroit II
Grand haplds-
leaving here al t.S0 a. m.. with hieiiilf Naf 70
Ds.trtit making direct oonnoctions fof ali ,oinif
Easst arriving at New lOrk ). IA. the following
evening.
psrlor Carr on mail trains both e.et and west
The train lessxins al iO8t \. no val make direct
connection with Ell~aukee steamers daily esoaid
Sunday.
Thr1,ns,h f,okss- sscursc al d.. q. n. a NJ. offaoe
kx.,,..t's hotel block and Al tiis deIrgt-
- POTTER Cits falsss. Agent
GKO B RENE 1rafic Mhna-ses. Chicago
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06
Chicago g. West Michigan.

All trains arrive and depart from Union Depot
DEPAkI
Mail FOR Toledo and Chicago .. ........f F1ts m
Fast Exp~ - for Chicago ... n 80 .
Exprrs4e fnr Maskagon "a - = M
Evening Expreee for Chicago ........ . lO,so Dm
Erure<s for lsig kspi8e aud baldwin : hst,s ma
Hail for Big Hnpids and baldwin 10 4 M
hlsiIAE.
Night EypTees from Chicago ........r . = a. ~
Express from Nuskegon -.-..... -ffl - o. IN
Mail from Chicago and MuskestoD ... s1 d m
f1prass from Toledo ....... Z Gar n ia
fHef hSprsse from Chicago and huf fit y
tSpr.e from 5ig Rapids and baldwin vi n In
Mail from iiie Rapids and Baldwin t.if = M
sDaily. iDaily exoeTf huDdsy.
ThroDgh coache< Ia Chicago and Toledo
f1a a. IN. train.
Through parior car % Chicago on ] 90 y.
train. No extra cllHree fof sssis
Through Pullman sieegling ear and coach for
thics.ao on iosf0 D. m. train.
Close connections made af Baldwin Tor Ind
iDgron and Msnisfee
Union Tiol<es Ofilce 81 MonrOe efreet.
ia. MJlddkkN fsen Manager.
j. III. CARPENTER. ffen d psss Agent
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

NHANCEBY SALE-State of Michigan-The
~ Circuit Court for the County of kent-ln
thancery.
Ladd !. Lewis
Complainant.
Clara r. Bidrell
Defendant.
Ia pursuance and by virtue of a decree made
and eOtered 90 the 18th day Of December lsSi
IN The above entitled cause notice is hereby given
that on Iuescisy. the eleventh day of August
i-sh Rt ten o'clock IN the forenoon. 1. the sub
scrteer. Circuit Court Commissioner in and for
The county Of Kent. in the State of Michigan.
shall sell az public auction. % the highest bidder
az the south front door Of the Court House, OF
sald county. n wit. Court block So called in
thecity Of Grand Rapids. in said county all that
certain piece or parcel of land sitnate and being
% ths city ~ Grand Rapids. county of Kent and
state - Nib iigan and particularly described "a
Follows. % mt: lot number three (Sl, of block
nnnbes SIX el of Dexter fraction. in said city of
tfrand Rapids. according t0 the recorded plat
thereof
The terms of said sale are cash.
JOSEPH WUkZBURG
Circuit Court Commissioner
Kent County. Michigan
X. " BUTrxRFTxLD.
COmplainant's Solicitor.
Dosrd June n. isss. m
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06
Lake Shore g. Michis,ln southern

The train lassiuR 81 4. m. cOnDects al White
Pi.reon with Atlantic lEVrest Main Lane,
which has I'alsce DfHeing iloom Slesgine
Csssehae from Chicago g. New York and beslon
withouf change.
pis..,n igiying one L0uf foT dinner ~lth sps
Neu York Erprese on Main Line
Through tiekets aDd beTfis iB Hiespinf .r.fb
cnn ie ssseur..i al lnissI Iiokel ofiioe 81 M0nro
Street and Depot
All trains usll ron ~ s0sh meridian time which
is So minutes slower ths.u Detroit time
J. ". MohENNEl. Gen kst-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06
CENTRAL PATTERN SHOP

nrawinss. Patterns Models and Light Ma
chinery. Machine Frames and General Job Work
Drawings carefHlly execufed and copies made by
the blne print process.
Mechanics Block, corner Touia and Canapaa ss-.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

Trusscs, large stock and the most APP
proved kinds, az Peek's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

great rush for ice cream and soda water
at Mills . Lacey's Pharmacy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06

Use DR.. Pisrce's 81 Pellets Cor all bilious
attacks
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06
|Chas. D. Rose
NAllEf CITY Sftan DYING. SSots
ING ans REPAIRING w0RkS.
OfheSe 81 Ksas street ana North of br igs
slreei bridge a esi side
R-1.ks yoas ~sgk there snd go Oil s~s
money,
RAILROAD TIME TABIES

la LAIn IElE uIshII UUT 1T lIlliIltlittsI
ss3 a. IA tram Lac "A oSsirgin sleoi,of feF Nln
Cinnsfl.
2SlE M train arrives ciaoAeo wa hs.iaIaasoo
and the Nj g. h X AZ t<f3 p.In., and Tnakte cltses
clnDsscti.sn al ofs Ma ~Ith fulss AHA Lane
foT New lork aud eastern I,osinis - =. +.
t.s9 "a, tsein oesnnssts viii III. a. Il. A. Al
kslsn.lss,s, Tor BATTLE lF-sk jackson DsstFoli ana
Ianssiiau tssi1ts arm wing lletroii Al Is p-m.
las ~ os.lline upon a. AimQ0ist 1hCkes Agent s.s
ne...s an an a. W M0nsoL. Oniof 11ekei Asulil
al Nonr..e f,srxss &. 4. LoOhNthfD.
(sen fslss. etsd i a. All
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-06
JULY Is,

AS we must have the money
for them by that time.
If you are interested call
and price ours before you buy
as it will be 10 your advant-
age.
Our line is now complete
and prices have never been so
low.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-01

DENTON, July 90 Special. Since
our last but littlo OF interest has trans
piTod. Tho weather is too hot for any
thing butice cold beer, and that ia de
MED us BY the minions Of tho Goddess
OF Liberty. We pant, but in vain.
Thermometer no.
Prohibition went into effect at II
O'Clock last Saturday night, On Mon
day morning tnreo of the four saloons
here opened out as usual, but whom
they wanted VINE, LC(Wo), the mastOr
of the place. said unto them, awe have
no wine" With their hands
uaOn their st3mach9 they
each went straightway and engaged q
family physician. Billiards and pool
Gro played as usual, and lawful drinks
ara substituted for intONlCauts.
The criminal docket Was taken up
Monday, aud several casos have been
disposed Of.
Charles Barber, charged with MUIR
der ~ Pilot Point, was discharged
nOll0 prosecuted.
j. Y. Faulkner, charged with bur
glary no Pilot BOiut, ~ now on trial.
John Ar-n, charged with assault TO
rape, wgs acquitted.
Frank Skinner, assault to murder,
was convicted and will go to the peui-
tontiary for two years.
only about 20 indictments have vet
been found. The grand jury seems 90
have acttd upon Judge PmOr's SUCCESS
ton IN his charge that they initiate a
cruss-eyOd man and look upUn both
sides OF case before presenting a true
bill which Is untrue.
There are j. prisoners charged with
telonies now in the county Jail
Ex-Shoriil Dallas Clark is very sick
with fever.
An infant son Of j. Il. Mccormick
was buried few days since.
Judge Piu0r issued an order last
Tuesday that hereafter no attorney
would be allowed TO address him Ia
open court with his coat oil.
HIhe mayor has ordered an elect ion
IN Ward No. l., for ono alderman, 10 IN
tho vacancy caused by w. b. Massey
having removed to San Antonio.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-01
ooh, Pse 20 Not 8"

The sight Of little girl sleeping
soundjy on doorstep at the corner
Of Eleventh and SoGth Second streets,
and wearing only q short night-dress,
was one that astonishod Policeman
Jonea, Of the Fourth Street Station,
rs no was patrolling his post at
% O'Clock yesterday morning. The
child was scarcely more than an IN
FAINT, and the texture and trimming
OF her night-dress showed that her
home, wherever il might be, was not
q homo Of poverty; she slept on the
open doorstep as calmly As though
she were in her own crib. When the
officer awakened her she looked into
lis eyes and murmur5d plaintiVoly:
ooh, l'Ee so hot"
IL was al that she could DO induced
to say, and Policeman Jones carried
her in .hiH arms b the Fourth Street
Station, where she again went fast
asleep ON chair roar an open win
dow, murmufing, as hor eyes slowly
closed, con, Pse awful hot" An
hour later her parents rushed into the
station in condition Of wild excite
ment. Their child, they SAID, had
ntCu hlllUhItu from lublt own fUOlns
When thOy saw the littlo one sleeping
on the chair they kissed her again and
again. The little girl was Katie
Msley, - years old, o! 392 South Sec
Ond street. She had boon put TO bed In y
cradle beside her parents bed on tho
9acOnd1loOr, and some timo after mid
night must have arisen, Opsned the
door quietly, walked downstairs, out
10 the street and 10 the doorstep,
where she was found. Her parents
aWOke 40 o'clock and whom they
missed hor wCrO sure that she was
kidnapped. Whom Mrs. Malev asked
tho little girl why she lott her room
to wander alone ON tho slrscts, tho
child's blue eyes filed with tears and
her lips quiyered. as che replied:
cob, mamma, COS Katie was SO awful
hot. - BrOOklVu Union,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-01
Significant Order

The following notice was found
stuck up at the Texas & Pacific pas.
sengor depot, and whilst no person
claims TO have put tup,it is evidently
from the executive committee of the
Worklngmen's Union of tho roads re-
ferred to:
Headquarters Executive Board, July q.
lSS5,--fo ali the Employees OF the Missouri
Pacific Leased and Operated Lines and the
Texas Pacific Railway Company.
On and after August /, 1885, ali en-
ployes OF tho above specified roads are
called upon TO absolutely refrain from
working over 10 hours per day, in any
department whatever, Oithor day or
night, except in cases If emergency,
and thon only when one aud one.half
time shall DO allowed for such time
worked, BY order OF tho
EXECUTIVE CoMMITrEE.v
Tho objecl 10 DO effected lis the nav
ment Of extra" TO those who work
over 10 hours por dsy,the employment
OF more men and the stoppane OF snch
a. don't get pay tor over 10 boura'
work. They hold that that In the legal
time man should work-in other
words, 10 hours Is days work. III
an employe chooses 20 work longer no
can do 80, but require extra pay or
collide with the association, Of which
most OF the employees are members.
The pronunciamento is certainly slg-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-01
Letter from midlothian

MIDLOTHIAN, July 20,-ICoreapond.
once.l-The heat for the past several
days mas been extremely oppressive,
Cotton is doing finely,
Threshing still progresses aad as
yet has made no perceptible change in
tho thickly shocked wheat and oat
fields throughout this section,
This town, for its size, can deserv-
eddy be placed at the head Of tho lat of
all towns OF its aizo in the State. 4
regular procession OF grain wagons
continue TO roll in from evOry dlrec.
ton,
To-day in consultation with MIR.
Charles Greim, ono OF the leading bus
meas men aud grain buy0ra of this
place, THH HERALD correspondent ap.
preached him az 90 the quantity of
small grain this town would handle
this season, Mr.. Greim said no fOlt
very confident that this place would
handle and ship at least 10000 bushels.
In considering this az grain point
OF some notOrioty, IL must also be con-
sidered our close proximity TO Waxa-
hachle, Dallas and AlvaradO, Ship.
ments aud stock on hand here for im-
mediate moving up TO this date IL re
ported nj $1,000 bushels.
Mrs. j. Ed. Connovoy, who has been
PROSTATE for four weeks with ty-
phoid foyer, has at last
taken a change for tho better to the sat
isisction Of her many friends hero and
elsewhere, and We are very glad 10
mention that she is convalesclng.
H. III. Thacher, ID. ID. -, recently OF
san Francisco, California, has located
here. lilo says he Is much pleased with
Midlothian, nor people and the general
topography OF the country.
This IN certainly y healthy section
and particularly this town. Many
Will BIO astonished TO know that this
place In altitude II l25 feet higher than
Fort Worth and l6l feet higher than
Waxahachio, This information liz from
MIR. Hayward, the engineer in charge
OF the recently made survey for the
Fort Worth Z New Orleans Railroad.
Watermelous and peaches are com.
ing IN by loads. Melons are bunrlug
moderate hgurcg, though paarhos Ia q
rather high loo consequence OF the
short local crop,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-01


The Manchester GUARDIAN, June Slh, 1883
says;
Atogcofthe
"WmdONSN
Looking on woodland ways! With
cWWps ot rhOdOdendrOms aud great
maSsO3 Of May blOssoms!!! "Iher8
was an interesting group.
ltiucludDt one who had boon q "Clt.
ton spinner" but WasnOw so
taralyzod!!
That he could only bear TO lie in q
reclining position.
This rolors to my case.
| YVES Attacked twelve years ago
with "lOComDtpr AtBNyn
"A toralytlc disease OF nerve fibre rarely
aud was for several years barely able
to get about.
And for The las, Five years not ablo
to attend TO my business, although
Many things have been done for me.
The last experiment being Nerve stretch
ing.
Two years ago was voted into the
Homo lor lnCurables! Near Man.
chester, Ia MAY, lss2
am no "Adyocal0"; "For anything
in the shape Of a patent" Medicines?
And made many objections 20 my
dear wile'a constant urging to try Hop
Bittersi bus finally 10 paoity her
COusDuted!l
! had not quite finished the frat
bottle when | felt change como over
mo. This WAS Saturday, November
Sd. On Sunday morning / felt 80
strong | said 20 my room COmpanioug,
81 was surn l could
"Wulk!
SO started across the floor and back,
l hardly know how 10 contain myself
/ was an over the house. 1 am gaining
strength each day, aud can walk quite
safe without any
"StickN,
Or support,
am nov AZ my own house, and hone
soon 10 ho able TO earn my Owr l.vinr
again, have been u mentor of the Mani
chester
"Royal Exchange
For uylrly SD years, and Wns most hcaril-
" congratulated ON going into the room
Jhursdey last Very gratefully yours,
JOHN bLACkuVBN, MANCHESTER (Eng1,
Dec -, lSSA
Two years lator am perfectly well
IT, Mono genuine without q bunch of
green Hops ON tho white label. Shun ali
the vile, poisonous stuff with "uopn or
"HopsN In their name.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-01

university scrip was to ba had, and at
what price. No school scrip was
found, but in several places alternate,
or railroad and Confederate scrip. was
for sale without buyers. and had been
for some time. The alternate scrip is
In pieces, each calling for $40 acres. In
1882 it was, or the land, withdrawn
from the market, tho State holding
that it had given away enough land,
hut the present holders of the scrip
think they have good claim
against that State; that tho latter
is clearly under obligations, and
that some day the scrip will DO hon
Ored. At the last session OF the Legis-
lature the Senate passed bill to honor
the scrip, but the lower house did not
indorse it.. The nominal price of thus
scrip Is $25 to SS5, for $40 acres, but for
immediate use IL is worse than moth
ing. In tho Confederate scrip, which
gives land 10 soldiers who fought in
the Confederate army, thore have been
some transactions at about so cents an
scre, each piece calling for 1850 acres,
but the only land on which this can be
located is in Grier County, the pos
aession Of which is contested by the
United StafeS. II tbs decision is favor.
Gblo 10 tho State, the locations made
Will be hOuOred; but il the United
States should bo victorious, tho scrip,
as tar as that largo body of land is CON
cerned, will ofCourso BIO worthless.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-01

Is one Of the most pleasant places
of resort and recreation in Dallas. Il
is a largo room, with private apart
ment, where gentiemen can enjoy
themselves and take their refresh
ments around IL table All kinds of
light games are permitted for amuse.
ment. Nothing hut the bost liquors
arc kept on hand, and the Wagon
hRuser beer Is always on tap, cold "a
the GrippiGga from GreonlGnd's icy
mountain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-01

the warmest days of the season. Old
Sol seemed To seize sll that came
within range Of his penetrating RAYS
ana the const quence was that there
was but little gadding about the
streets. There was a dearth of local
news and 1t required the utmost forti-
tude ON the part OF the reporters to
gather what little they did. The
heat in the forenoon was intense.
A driver on the San Jacinto street car
line succumed TO it, and carpenters
and builders left off their work where
exposed to the heat of the sun.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-01

KCr-NonO genuine without bunch of
green Hops on tho white label. Shun ali
the Vile, poisonous stuff with "llop" or
"llopsn I'm their name.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-01
Wards SENIIARf FQ8 You're LADIES
Naallville. Tannnssnn

A famous institution The Alurons
number 1913. The attendance lgS-sS ~
for sixteen states. The 4lst session bS ny
gins September, /, 1855. Patronlze this coI-
lege; Board, fuel, lights, laundry, music SSSc
ahu literary tuition, use Of piano, contin.
gent fees, stationery books and Sheet mn
sic cost year from $500 to 1856, pavaoiaI !.
lnstallments, if desired A csacn for Tho
students will leave 1'sxas for NaSbviiis
september LIST in charge OF the agent For
cata oSue ana arrangements. address j, q
ration, Professor of Mathematics and
be forwarded to him on the road im w,i
diately, '"N lllllie-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-01

CITY COURT.


City VS.. Il. p. Truvitt, intoxicated;
discharged.
City VS., Mollie Bookman, vulgar and
obscene language; continued.
City VS.. John Cavoness, fighting;
discharged.
City VS.. joe Tobolowsky, maintain
ing q nuisance; fined ~.
City Va. John j, Metz ger, fast driy-
ing; discharged.
City vs.. WIN Weigeniau, fast driv.
ing; discharged.
City VS.. S. =. Cross, falling TO pay
dog tax; discharged.
City VS.. Adra VanderwalB, falling
TO pay dog tax; discharged.
City vs.. Dicey Posoy, failing TO pay
dog tax; discharged.
City va. A, Wall, falling to pay dog
tax; continued.
City vs. j. j. Brick, falling to pay
dog tax; discharged.
City w. 8. Mayer, falling to pay dog
tax; discharged.
City VS.. Charles Bohny, falling to
pay dog tax; discharged.
City VS.. Joe Joseph, maintaining n
nuisance; continued.
City Va. Catherine Sullivan, intOXi-
Gated fined 81.
JUSTICE sCHUHL.
John Lee, theft of u horse; dis
charged.
Thomas Brown, assault and battery;
fined So.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-01
q. w. GROVE,
a. WIsHART,
j. NJ. Mccoy,
Oity Examiners, Dallas, Texas, July
81, 1881.
Fall of n Elm.

An accident occurred yesterday of
ternoon Mt tho livery stable of Simp.
son ~ Mcdonald, on Main, near Field
street, which came very near killing
j. w. Parker and six mules, Tho
large bin filed with corn and hay that
swung over the stalls gave wav and
fell with a terrible crash. Parker
sustained severe gssh on tho head,
but the partilians between the stalls
caught the bin and saved the horses
beneath from being crushed to desth.
Theey were Knocked down by tho force
OF tho blow.