The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-03
GALy ESCON.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
GALVESTON, June |, 1850,
The receipts of cotton yesterday were L.
30S bales; exported to Morgan city, zoos
bales.--Fifteen persons have been APP
pointed to take the census of Galveston
county, and will begin their duties to-day
Twelve enumerators have been assigned to
the city and three to the county.--The
briny waves of the gulfrolled over tho heads
of thirteen converted Africans at the foot of
Twenty ninth street yesterday, and last night
witnessed an immersion at the Second Bap-
fist church on Broadway.--The regular
term of Justice Johnsons court was begun
Yesterday, but beyond calling the docket and
rendering judgment in default cases, no other
business was ansacted.--The steamship
State of Texas arrived Sunday with large
cargo. The English steamship Hallamshire,
which has for the past week been Tightening
cargo, crossed the bar yesterday and came up
to the wharves, where she is dischargng
about two hundred tons Of railroad iron, the
remainder of her cargo. --FoHrteen persons
attended the reception of the Recorder yes
terday morning. and the city exchequer re-
ceived a benefit. death of Mrs. S. j.
Marston Mt her home in Mobile, after q lin
gering Illness was sorrowful intelligence to
her numerous friends in this city, where she
was well and favorably known for her many
noble qualities Of heart and
mind.-Mrs. Green, whose hus.
band left here on the tug lncs
for Philadelphia, was conveyed to the city
hospital yesterday morning. 1t is thought
that the desortion by her husband and re-
ligious excitement has Produced temporary
alteration of the mind.-The Sabbath wa
rudely desecrated by disgraceiul row in thu
vicinity of Church and Thirty second streets
and which, in consequence of the number
and class of coored people who infest thai
locality, it is known as "Nigger run" The
negroes had got on II general bender, and
were having high old time, when Office
Irelson swooped down upon them t.
stop their orgies. Cinda Mason, the "queer
bee" of the run" sailed into the officer anC
gave him rough tussel before he got hi
nippers upon her, which almost instantly
quelled the bellgerent dame, and she walked
a willing captive to the station-house. tiert
the officer secured additional aid and re
turned to the famous locality to ar
rest others but they had scattered. Cind
contributed IS and costs yesterday
morning for her Sunday amusement
llAWTeHCb DRUM pIoltlItu u CuuISV hSoihs
Dennis FOLEY for assaulting and striking hin
last Saturday. When FOLEY was brough
before the Recorder this morning Brun
failed to appear to make his charge gooC
Judge Campbell caused warrant to b
issued for the arrest of Bruno aud he is no.
in Jail, so that he can be found when the ca;
is again caled.-Seven arrests were made
Thomas Cudely WAS of the numbe
Thomas got upon the war'path and made
murderous assault upon Thomas McEvoy an
was taken in.--Esgle fire company No.
have completed their organization and Il
Colored fraternity will give a grand piecIn
and ball at Toex's garden on the Sd.-..Tf
beach is now the attraction and is night
thronged by thousands. The bathing,
simply magnificent and none but those WI
have taken dip in tue rolling surf can for
an idea of the luxury of such a bath
glance at the hotel registers shows an increa
in travel. W. White, of Dallas, is enjoyil
the excellent cuisine of the fremont.