El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-06
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Some boys dragged the town tanks
of Granger and succeeded in securing
about 900 pounds Of fish.
Engineer w C. Coleman, charged
with killing his fireman, H. Lagow, at
Marshall, has been paced under 5000
bond.
James and George Eai1entine, t.hargcd
at Rockwell with TIE killing CO Will
Sullivan. colored, wee admitted to BAH
in s2500 each.
William L. Lowe CT Texas has been
promoted from $500 to $1,000 il the Of
fee of the auditor fer the treasury de-
partment.
William Terrell OF Texas has been
appointed to S10C0 position in the Of
fee of the auditor for the postofEce de-
partment.
j. W. Carpente:, a farmer residing
near Elmo, killed in his barn in one
day 33S rats, fifty of Item coming out
of one hole.
The annual rerort C City Treasurer
Hall of Sherman shows on hand in cash
and approved securities to the credit
of the city $50, 611.s9.
In a partial canvass CT four hours at
San Angelo a seif-constituted commit
tee collected over $500 for Buckne1
Orphans home near Dallas.
The body Of the man 1odnd drowned
ho1
been identified as that OF John Nc
Gee, a painter, whose lone was Car
row, Ind.
W.D. Bater2an vs.. Itaiy Oil company
the district clerks office at Waxahach-
lie. Plaintiff sues for Si3,317, alleging
that he was hurt in Ciia.
The new Matthew's Memorial church
at Albany has been GeG-vated, the ser
mon being preached b Or. H. S. Lit
tie, D. D., of Denison, Z sisted by the
local pastor, Rev. French McAfee.
Plans have been maze for recon-
ton. There is to be or great shed
1000 feet long and 175 feet wide and
the floor space will be increased one
third.
r c. Mitchell and Miss Bessie Wood
ard of Muddig, Hunt county. were mar
ried at Greenville. The groom, who
has just entered upon his It'll natro-
monial alliance, is 70 years old, While
the bride is %.
Henry Norwood and lis wife, chcrg
at Gonzales with causing >1a death OF
an orphan boy IL years Of age who
made his home with thea, were on
their examining trial placed under $500
and $3.50 bond respectively, the wife
ceing placed under the larger sum.
The trustees of the Jacksboro public
school met with full board and pro-
perintendent of the Jacksboro public
school for the next scholastic year and
Prof Lewis Johnson principal CT the
high school.
A T. Stevens of Dallas and N. D.
Williams of Washington, D. c., were
married at the Hotel Worth, at Fort
Worth. Miss Williams is the daughter
Of the late Hon. Joseph L. Williams,
'or many terms congressman from the
Knoxville, Tenn, district.
The Waco Central Labor council is
oration in May, which will eclipse all
former events in Waco, given by the
men. There will be a dinner
parade and oratory. Among other
speakers Eugene V. Debs is expected.
Mr.. Debs has been invited and the
committee has reason to believe he will
accept.
Considerable uneasiness has been
cit at Abilene from the fact that sever
II dogs supposed to be affected with
'abies have been seen in town. 1t is |
damned that a number of dogs in have |
been bitten and the mayor and city |
council issued an order directing the |
and any number of deputies |
lie may choose to employ to shoot all |
logs found running at large without |
nuzzles.
The heaviest rain since 1895 fell in
laredo on the night of the 18th ac-
by an electrical storm,
which did considerable damage to
he electric lights and number of res
dences, among which Mrs. A B.
Iickels suffered the most, it having
on account of the inunda-
ion.
Denison camp U. c. V. No. SS5 has
pDOinted as delegates to the national
eunion to be held at Charleston, S. C..