The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-10
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Continued from Fifth Page.
wish them all the pleasures the attractions of
your enterprising city affords.
GALVESTON.
Correspondence Of the Herald.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
GALVESTON, June 5, 1850.
About TAO last night fire was discovered
in the junk store Of King ~ Roach, on west
Market, near the intersection of Twenty
ninth street. The flames spread rapidly, soon
enveloping the store md spreading to an ad-
joining building, The fire department WAS
soon on hand and by prompt, sharp work,
soon had the flames under control. Three
small frame buildings were consumed, the
property of Mrs. Tim Golding AMI Mr.. La
Croix, and two others being severely
damaged. For short time the lumber
yard of w. f. Stewart Il Co., Immediately
| in the rear, on Mechanics street. was in i'm
minent danger, but the prompt action of the
tiremen saved the yard and other contiguous
buildings. How the fire originated is mys-
terry. The loss is about $1,000. Peter
Woolley, newsboy, nineteen years of age,
had his foot injured while AT the fire by be-
ing run over by hose carriage. The injury
is not regarded Ms serious. Woolley was
sent by the chief Of police to
tue hospital for Treatment
Bobbie Lane, aged three and one-hali years,
sirayed from his home, on Avenue |, be-
tween Thirty-fourtn and Thirty-Gfth streets,
about $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
After u dihgent search, his loss
WIS reported ut the police station
at $50 p. M, and the police notified to keep
sharp lookout for the missing child
The city council held regular meeting
yesterday afternoon ut p. III. The Fobes
proposition to dredge channel across the
outer bar, 90 feet deep an 800 feet wide for
| G6On 400 and mt that lnNth Cor
Ave years for $4,000 annually additional,
came before the board for action and was re-
TERED to special committee. who will re-
port upon the proposition at the xt regu-
lar meeting. In the present financial condi-
ton OF the city favorable action is not oked
for.--James Riley, an unknown character,
became wild and woody yester-
day afternoon, and while in that
condition concluded he would take in the
town. Boarding an East Avenue car, he ar
rived AT Foleys garden. Entering the bar
room with blood in his eyes and murder in
his heart, he saw Gus Lewis sitting quietly at
beer table slipping his beer, whom he took
for a special. Riley walked up to Lewis and
asked him: "Are yon lot Il special officer y
Lewis replied he WAS not. Riley insisted he
was, when Lewis said "Yes am, aud l will
hang you if You don't let us slone.' The
words were scarcely uttered, before Riley
whipped revolver out of his pocket and,
snsh dncts a. Won who bsva Iaen
followino ma mn and damn Won
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