The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-13

Get him to stay, but on the plea of business
and long absence from his family, he said 1t
was impossible. Captain Matt. Young a
native of Waterford, ireland, one of the |
brayest of the brave Confederate soldiers, |
came out strongly ard emphatically 70: Gar
| field and Arthur few nights ago. On the
corner of fremont and Market he held forth
| to a taunting crowd of Democrats, composed
of hack drivers, newsboys, street bummers
and others, but Matt. was not to be put
down, and he boldly and fearlessly pro-
claimed his prercgative as an American CIV
zen, and as such entitled to freedom OF speech,
Of action and of principle, and in ringing
terms deied the crowd to put him down. Matt
is enthusiast, and Is man OF more thhh
ordinary ability, fine talker, and proposes
to take the stump for the Repuollcan nom
inees. Being all excellent painter ne intends
to string banners across the principal streets
bearing the names of Garfield and Arthur ana
work like Trojan for their election -
The gentlemen who have contracted with
the civ to bore an artesian well to supply
the city with an abundance of fine water will
commence operations in few days. They
are men of experience in the business and
seem to entertain no fears of finding an
abundance of good, wholesome water
The progress of the harbor improvement
is sggravatingly slow,and if the Galvestonians
were not proVerOlaily Pa,
tient people, their patience would
long since have been worn
out, and they would have put their shoulders
to the wheel years ago, and deep water on
the outer bar would long since have been an
actual reality, and not something in the dim
distance. The full Importance OF THIS work 70
: the city and state has never been energetlcal-
Iy acted upon, if it had the work upon winch
, Galyeston's future hangs would now be an
accomplished reality Since Colonel D \.
+ Mansfield has been in charge of the improve
ment, nearly one hundred feet OF stone toun-
: dation has been completed on the north
7 side of the channel and arrangements are
7 now being mado to commence work In a
. short tiAe on the island side of the channel.
There is about $4,000 of past approprla-
tous unused. This with the recent approprla-
f ton of $4,000 will give S2l0,OOO available
5 for this much.needed Improvement. The
d force employed at present consists OF my
: men, one tug and three scows, In the ia'l
: the force at Bolivar Point will be removed to
G this side, and the work prosecuted more
L vigorously. The work at other points is
o progressing finely. The re'suryeys OF the
e Neches and Sabine rivers have been made,
and the dredging ut Che mouth of each mas
been completed, while the work at the NOUN
of the Trinity is being prosecuted vigorously
by Captain Forbes and will be finished IN
short time. Work at Arkansas Pass, Corpus
Christi bay, is being rapidly advanced anc
e the survey Of the chanhel between inns Guy
!. and the mouth of the Brazos river has just
# been completed IT al points greater pro
! rress is indicated than at Galveston, the mos
Ia important. The people over in the "sugar
d Bowl" are moving in behalf of a harbor n
Ie the mouth of the Brazos and are moving a
4, n unit in the matter since they have ascer,
" tanned that one appropriation OF S2oo,oo'
ia will permanently remove the bar at the
,e mouth of the Brszos and give the waite
I enough to float the Great Eastern. Gal
=. weston must be up and doing, or she Will b.
V, left out in the cold il this matter, as In rail
&c roads. which are now discriminating agalns
" her. to the detriment of her trade
~ The bell.punch for May registered COB
- spirts and 2O,339 malt drinks; June, 572I
ne spirits and 1880 malta decrease of $50 i
n the former ard 1888 in the latter. Next t.
- beer, lemonade is the most popular drink
n and stands meet the eye on almost ever
th corner where this pleasant beverage is quick,
ID connected in glasses large enough to quencl
n. the most rayenous thirst, for five cents
ed qlsss--Mr. Nordman, sJewish gentleman
At who knows more about selling dry goods, etc
or than driving spirited animal in bugg.
70 came near being the victim OF a run-awa.
,is He was driving down Twenty second stree
he when his horse>became frightened in erossln
3y Market, dashed east on Market to Twenty
VS. first and down Twenty-frst almost !
re-. Mechanic, before he was checked. MI
an Nordman was thoroughly frightened and ca
100 congratulate himself on his escape from ser
". Gus iniury.--Lsst night about 8 o'clocl
en- Harmon Brendler, an unsophlstcated Ge
- man, recently from Deutschland, concluded
in take in the town. Having money and n.
ISL being able to speak word OF English,
Get soon tell among the Phlllstlnes, VINO nj
ill marked him for their own. Inc cnief OF P
ou lice, hearing of it, dispatched DetecIl'
To Mountain after him, who found him in III
ia Blair's saloon in the company of the noto
his Gus Julia Winters. Julia was more than a
Mi fectionate-she was gushing and the gre
yas German, in his maudlin condition, was COZ
the pletely enraptured, and was fast becomi
his obliyious TO aught else but "dot fine CIR
,oly when the officer rescued him from the snal
,ne of his frail charmer and brought him to
he notice station, where he was ordered search
NOS by the chief and $50 taken from him.
VA claimed that this was all he had, and intend
- to leave on first steamer for New York. I
ore. chief took charge of the money and Sc
an. him to the Atlanta House for the mig
,are Had it not been for the timely action OF Ga
Atkins the poor fellow would have been
spoiled of his wealth, and then turned adj
BY the frail Juia--Among the arrivals
day is G. w. Bund, of Sherman, az ):
Cartwright and J. II. McCua, of PaIesti
o. who sre registered at the fremont
,aa, Ramsay, of Dallas, 5. D. Stedmsn, FAM
, ton and Miss Ranc, of Sherman, A: Himen
sdIu' Brownsville, and R. Delgadillo, of ZacateGe
' 90 Mexico, are guests Of the Washington.
oa ~ home-lke Central hotel also comes to
'"p- front with good arrival list but none fr
rob North Texas. Prof. Quinn's body has
1 ~ vet been found--Chares Dallian was
,a, in carriage to-day, and appeared before
o oap grand jury He is considered out of ian!
owl DESISON.
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