The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-30
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GALVESTON,
Reported nall,
GALyrhroE, Ann ", 1850
A change IA peroeplble and there seems
10 BIO general sllilening up IN tho city, A
new add more prosperous era serinh W pn
lnwning, AID more hppelul feeling zap (
parent although business IN oil branches !
very dull,-ll WIS very geuemlly hoped
lhnt the Galveston, Houston X Henderson
railroad would default upon their bonds, ana
tho rond pass out Of the present management
into and under the control Of the Houston u ,
Texas Central, But this u not IN be- lhe ease,
as the @ mpany are doing u larger business
now than NJ any previous season, ana WIZ 90
able 10 meet interest ON bonds Meall one
day this week aeyenty'elght cars OF freight
arrived, consisting Of mefolendife, grain hnd
other commodities, Tho stockholders OF
the company held n meeting lml Tuesday Tor
tho purpose of authorizing tho issuance ANA
dlspositinn ut tho bonds of the rond NJ lho
rate of $4,000 per mile Of Us railway. from
q ,lyeslon 70 Houston, distance Of nay
miles, not 70 exceed In theaggrcgaM tue sum
Of S2b0,00O, No action wns h,on IN the
matter, aud the meeting adjourned until the
10Th of May.---ln the United States Clreull
court on Wednesday judgment was rendered
against the administrators OF the estate OF
i Edward II. Cushing Of Houston for Sllha-
la with interest from May 10, 1870, Shopu-
~, aggrcspting Ssssl0b' Gushing was one
OF Thomas L, Ochllreos bondsmen who'
lupon his retirement from the United states
Malshaps office, being short In his accounts
IN tho General Government suit was
| . 4. s.l hnulNman
alter many delays WINS tried IN 10 Cushing,
Wcdnesdsy. with the above rosult----The
bnrk Kanmn, commanded by the Jolly Cap.
; u,in Douglas, cleared "Wednesday for Liver
! pool, with l,6l2 700 pounds of cotton below
, her decks. On her last voyage from this por,
she left with l,8S0,20d pounds, leaving n pnin
in favor of the present trip of l28, l9i
/ mounds, equivalent 70 800 baes, The Mnl'
Ipry steamship. Carondelel, arrived nj her
, berth. WilliaAis' wharf, Wednesday, with n
large cargo aud ten cabin passengers. She
, il now dischhrging, and on her return trip
! will take tho disabled Rio Gmndo with her.
} Two serious accidents occurred on tho ca
b rondelet Yesterday. Jack HNor, longshore'
, man. who was attending the gangway
| ON the upper deck OF the steamer,
, fell a distance of thirty feet aud
I disloc1ted his ankle aud was conveyed TO the
o hospital. Joseph Cline another longshore..
| man. while working in the hold received
: severe injuries in the back, by bundle OF
y boiler tubing falling upon him
y lie was removed to his residence
I George Seeligson q Co., have announced
, the erection of n large, substantial two story
; bricl, business building on the south west
d corner of 9th and Mechanic streets. Tb,
: building will have frontage of SO feet by
u 1870 feet in depth, and will cost when com
i pleted $4,000, and is TO be ready for occu
p pancy by the 18th of July----Georgo Duff
It iodalis pushing his brick building on Ire
G mont street rapidly "A contract has beer
IL closed To deliver the Galveston Oil Company
d 400 0 brick for the construction o
d the oil factory, while other i'm
d provements are contemplated The ole
b nick seems to have broken loos'
1t amongst our negro population, "Wednesday
l. evening Lemuel Green assaulted William
p Mckee moke that is better known a
d yankee BRl," for being too familiar will
,t Mrs. Green. To this, Lemuel objected an'
D. beat yankee Bill'' over the head with a re
if yelyer. Last night negro row occurred
At at the colored Baptist church in the cas-
d end. in which Bill Allen made murderou
y assault upon Henry Mitchell with knife
| cutting him in the right hand, head and sid
x of his neck, and making two ugly slashes q
N his breast cutting through his shirt, but no
II penetrating the skin. Mitchell appeared q
y the police station very much frightened
le and preferred charge against Allen
le who was arrested and confined in Jal
Q. and will appear before the Recorder in tn
e morning. Albert bayfield,, whose wife ha
ID ottired disappearing him and removed to al
IN other house, became angered and determine
III 70 kill her. Last night he entered her nous
Id for that purpose, and she seeing an ope
le razor in bis hand, and having been informe
n of his threats, fled from the mouse, h'
OF brother, who was in the house, lrnmedlatei
Q, started after Lester, negro, VINO has pee
II acting as supernumerary on the police fore
u IN arrest Rsy6eld. but before Lester reache
n the house Rayileld fled. He was reported
a tho nolce authorities, and Officers McCari
be md Scbsub were sent out to bring him in,b'
to AFTER careful search failed to find him.
as William McNaughton, telegraph o.
us orator. to escape the heat al
or nesu(erous mosquitoes, took refuge on u
nd awning that surrounded the Office on TT
nd mont and Strand Being dr1wsy he fe
"a asleep, and while in this condition, rolled o
nut the awning and fell distance of twent
N f,ot ON to the pavement below, disloeatii
his shoulder, cutting his neck and bad
ng damaging some of HE front teeth. lie W
IN conveyed to the Central hotel. and plac
ey under the tender care of Mr. Davidson al
me his kind-hearted wife. 1t will be some tn
ng before McNaughton will be able TO sill
be- lightniug. unfortunate brakeman
,ed the Gulf COLORADO & Santa Fe X, H.,
put a,tomntinp to couple cas- on william
hat wharf, got his foot badly eruih'd, sustal
i ing pslhIui MY g.
'er. truck passing over ms 10
red crushing it badly. st. Johns chur
e will give picnic at Clear Lake on the Gu
Colorado & Santa Fe railroad to the SUNG
school scholars of that church the 10th
next May.-The next issue of the TIE
Christian Advocate will be enlarged one
n umn in width and two in hes in length,
,sre ereasing the paper twelve more colum
,ent which s an evidence of the thrift and pr
LIN IN nerity of Messrs. Shaw q Blaylock. -,
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