The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-21
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Reported DAILY
uALytSros. ApTll, 10, lasO,
The city Is rapidly illng up and the local
reception committee hro having their hhhda
full ~ lind aocommOda Ions for tho lnoroas'
Ing multitude that every train Is pouring in
" tho city, Tho fremont aud Washington
hotels are already Drumming full, ngd private
families are throwing open their doors and
extending hospitality W tho Demochtlp y0o'
manry, CNucualng Ia active, and such lead
ing aud ahlning lights ~ ox'GOy-
ernor Hubbard, Hona, j, w, Throokmorton,
Lang, Ireland aud Others aro here,
aud af0 patent flGton In all
combinations made or contemplated, on III
keenly watching tho movements Of the
other, no rs vantage ground will be gained
Tho shrowdosl manlpulalon Of tho wirea ara
here In force and al deeply sounding the dele
gates NJ ~ their preference for Governor,
United States Senator and tho various mem.
beers Cf Congress, 10 ascertain II lightning will
strike their particular candidate for either of
the above oiiices, Tho result Of tho caucus.
ing thus far In, developed nothing mors tan
glble or reliable than embraced In my tolo-
gram TO you Inst night, II Is almost
u setllod met that newspaper mon will
DO elected Secretaries by tho convention,
In this event, Charles l., Martin will In
oil probability DO elected Secretary or AS
si.lant Secretary, Ho Is dlscharging tho
object Of his mission zo,lously and quietly,
but effectively, ThoN are now nj least three
hundred delegates In the city and tho
morning trains will swell the number I he
hour s0t for the convention 10 assemble is
o'clock pm, This Ia done - allow dele.
gates coming on tho midday train hmo TO
get dinner and take part IN tho opening
Of tho convention. Tho following ncwspa-
per men arc on the ground busily taking
notes. G. l.. Martin, HERALD; II, q. Me-
Olure, Dallss Times; Tom Brown,
Pamela Waterman; Jane, Garrison,
Henderson Times; Colonel Riley, Canton
Chronicle; Dick Ridgely, Wills Point Local;
u. B. Paddock, Fort Worth Democrat; Frank
Small, Houston Telegram; Otis Eaton, San
Antonio Express and Chicago Timcs; Dave
Ryan, Chicago Inter. Ocean, The press OF
the State will undoubtedly DO represented by
It's most rapid and versatile pcncll.shovers.
II is hoped the committee IN charge Of tho
arrangements will not DO guilty Of tho same
gorgeous oversight M WIS committed NJ
the Grant reception, but provide ample mr.
engagements for the press. The special train
FROM BRENNAN, with seven cars damned
with excursionists, arrived ut tho Union de-
puta, pm, The excursion was under the
auspices of tho Brenlnm Greys This com.
pany consisted Of twenty'four members, uni
formed In that color which gmddened the
hearts of the South aud won imporishablc
renown on III hundred CORY battle.llelds. Tho
Greys made fine appearance, and were UNI
der the command of Capt j. ). Alsan, Let
Lieutenant j, NJ. Byrnes md 2nd Lieutenant
Daniel Harris They were met at the depot
by detachment Of the Galveston Artillery,
under the command of Capt Mott and Lieu
tenant Grlnward an tho
Washington Guards, under command Of
Lieutenant Beosessard, and escorted TO the
armory Of the guards, where Captain Mott
greeted them in neat speach Of welcome,
and eloqucntly alluded 10 their visit MS maxi
ing another epoch in the history Of Brenham
and the Island city. The completion of tho
g. C...& S. II. Il, R. had brought them into
closer commercial relations which he hoped
would prove greately beneficial to both cities,
and on behalf of the citizen soldiery Of Gal
weston and its citizens, he extended to them n
hearty and cordial welcome During the so
jurn Of the Brenham Grays they will DO the
Joint guests of the Washington guards and
Galveston artillery. Tomorrow night they
will be entertained by hop at
Artillery hall, and on tho 2lst will
attend picnic, given by the Ar
tillery company Mt Dickinson bayou
Joseph Tryon, the Houston merchant who
was baiiled In his attempt to drown himself
in the Gulf Saturday night, has fully recov-
cred from his insane freak and Is very much
mortified at his action. He paid tho hack
man his fare Yesterday, and the case against
him was withdrawn, erhaps he will act
moro wisely and discreetly in tho future.-----
Frank V. Adams, the fancy forger, took his
departure for Huntsville on the o'clock
train. The maudlin sympathy that has sur
rounded this young rascal had another OK
emplfcation 10. day. To protect the young
gentleman(!) from the rude stare Of the pub
lie and save him the modification OF being
looked upon as a common criminal, he was
taken up to the old depot, and there put on
the train, instead OF the Union depot, as would
4 have been the case if he had been
of the common mould. Regardless Of his
baso forgeries upon the United States Mar
shal, Adams has been treated and shielded by
the attaches of that office in so marked u
manner that 1t has EXCEED universal comment,
and has been bitterly condemned. Every re-
quest of Adams has been readily complied
with, which would not have been if he had
been of the commonwealth. Miss
byron, the lady mentioned in former letter
rs having returned to her home In Corscana,
returned to this city Saturday night on the
II: 30 train and took rooms ut the Washing
tim md ynstor,lav want IN thu hnsnital