The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-23
GALVESTON.
lieported DAllY

Gus merchant of NHYnsoln, ana VINO hhd
served with distinotlonin Company j, Second
Texas Volunteers during tho war having y
badly crippled hand, the result Of wound
received ON the holly contested field OF
Shiloh attempted to Pot m end TO his earth
" career in astable, cornor Of 18th and Ave-
nuo i, by cutting his throat from ear to ear.
lie was discovered soon after by Officer
O'Donohue, lying in u pool of ghastly gore
and removed rs speedily rs
possible to the city hospital, where
he now lies in critical condition. Jones
had been employed by Mr. A. b. Komer rs
Waterman of the material of the dciunct
Narrow-GuNge railroad. Financially en-
barrassed and oppressed with trouble, he be-
came dissipated, lost his situation and
concluded to put a summary end to his
trouble by app wing razor to his throat
lie has wife and daughter the latter aged
thirteen, who stated that her father left home
but q short time before he made this attempt
upon his life.--Louis Regiu gay and
festive Lothario, was conyicted and sentenced
to four years in the penitontiary yesterday
for the seduction Of Miss Marie Maltree. AT
former term of the court Regini was tried,
found guilty and fined $1,000. a child was
the result OF this misalIiance and on the day
that Regini was fined Il was born Whenpe
was tried, convicted and sentenced to the
penitentlary yesterday the child was dying.
The parties implicated in this scandal are
respectable-looking people, Reglnl beng
popular young man, who had hosts OF
friends. Mans depravity and woman's
weakness has again thrown cloud DER the
| lives of two young people on the threshold
of nfe.--Tho audience at the Grand
Central theatre were considerable startled by
the report of pistol, this not being down in
the programme. OH 'er Griffin Investigated
and found young man, Hogan by name,
who was accused of creating this diversion.
He expressed desire to shoot man, but
when examined at the station-house no
weap n was found. The young man will
explain the discrepancy to His Honor
this morning.-Ehe Board of Health
held meeting last night.
A quorum not being present, the board ad-
iourned until 10 a. m. to-day At their
meeting to-day, DR.. Pope appeared and re-
oured information relative to their action, II
! the National Board of Health deemed it adj
visable to establish complete quarantine
station under the jurisdiction of the National
hoard, whether the Galveston board would
require all lnleCLeu NSSSV'7, VI ViNsS S"fP
to be infected to report at such station to be
properly disinfectcd before landing or dis
charging her cargo, and if the health author
tiles here would give free praeuque to All YES,
sells arriving having clean bill OF heallh aho
, in GOOD sanitary condition, and having Ger
, tifcates of National quarantine officer con
,, Grmed by the health officer OF TINS CITY, II
the consideration Of these intcwogatorles, th'
board resolved that if the National board o
health would enact and maintain such a guar
antine establishment as outlined by, Dr. rope
and thoroughly disintect all vessels arrlVlhs
with contagious disease or supposed TO De IN
fected, that they would require all vessels I,
report, and give free practlque arriving VIII
! clean bills of health after having beer
: .horouly inspected by both the National an'
: city quarantine officer, and declared by then
n to be free of infection or contagion. III
-. Pope addressed a communication to MAYO
1 Leonard, relative to the city's lurisdicto
y over Pelican Island, and in case 1t had, woul
g the CITY authorities grant permission TO To
'. National Board e Health to erect such Qual
= ortiDe buildings thereon as would be csscntlt
d la mnint ming quarantine thereon Tor tn
+ benefit of commerce. Mayor Leonard ~
IS snrad the Doctor that the city had jurisdi'
e ton and would grant the privilege an
n that he could so state to I'll
n National board. The Doctor is not
% member Of the National Board as stated We
1t terday, but sanitary Inspector of thi
" hoard. ~ Yesterday Tommy DAILY, pr
h cocious youth, was brought to the static
as house by his mother. On the 18th in'
W Tommy lnhitched from the corner of NJ
ct ~ anic and Dist streets the horse OF Nj
m Peter Bi rra and gallop down the lslal
q, to Mr.. DEVOTE. Yesterday he returned ~
lis WINS taken in charge by his mother. NJ
he Herman was gratifed to recover his hor
if and preferred no charge against the yOut
Ter leaying the young culprit to the tonder mt
IS, cies of his maternal ancestor.---Ihe ba
af- Oueco, which has been lying in the out
he roads for want of lighterage, laden WI
in railroad iron, crossed the bar yesterday a
M ia now discharging her cargo. The
at nual picnic of the artillery company v
ler he held at Dickinson on San Jaclnto d
me Arrangements are now being made
a The appropriation of $4,000, the chief
tn gineer of the fire department states Is
be adequate for the maintenance of the org
ers ization on its present basis. Two eng
put will have to be discarded, reducing the,
of partment to four steamers, instead OF
Ind as now.--By circular on ME IN Tue
ped tom house, the Secretary of the Treasi
of instructed that duties must be collected
was all seastores on hand in excess of tn
lrs absolutely required to make the voyt
lay from port to port, and will put inspect
r on the alert.--Frank X. Sturgiss,
efficient chief clerk at the custom hot
resumed duties yesterday. Frank, for
I al DAYS has been confined to his house
g, evere attack of hemorrhage of the lur
.IsA The schooner Estelle, from Mexico,
= yesterday with a cargo of fruit
/ rived Col. John NJ. Cleibornc is
lumba lucifer. Its a boy; "Tom ia
proud IS and king bee of the hearth
its name rect railroad is being improI
The eity q I'd patent switches are being
New.froeyM and eneampmsnt of the l.
in.-Iie g, session in this city. A i
OF. is now in 10 up from delegates Fl
attendance, ma. the State, are here
, different parts Ct Leading cililens oi
Antonio leave tha1 1rnlng 70 walt on