The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-28
GALVESTON.


Cares pondence Of the Herald.
GALVESTON, Oct. %, 1850.
As the election approaches naturalization
ia becoming the order so rs to enable those
who have been claiming all glance to other
natrpnalities to exercise the right to vote for
thelr trHnds ut the coming election, From
now until election day business in that re.
spect will be lively at the resp,ctiv courts.
-Qusrtermaster Berg, Of the Audian,
who fell headlong down the hatchway of
that steamship about ten days ago, receiving
serious injuries, h never been conscious for
m ment since. Ever since his injuries he
has been under careful Treatment at the In
Urinary and is said to be improving, though
he is oblivious to everything around him. He
takes his food in liquid state when admin.
istered but nothing more. Friday when
tapped sharply on the chest two or three
times, he gave a sort Of low moan and half
ope' ed his eyes, but as quickly closed them
again. DR.. Smith, the attending surgeon,
thinks he will return TO conscious aess and
get well. The Hon. A. Underwood, float.
or from this representative district, addressed
the sufragans Saturday night ut the intersec.
ton Of Postotice and fremont streets
and made fine impression
Mrs Mayes, vegetable vendor in the Cen
trail market, reported yesterday morning
that she had been robbed of $35, and other
property. Friday night, chief of police AT.
kins, sent an officer to investigate the alleged
robbery, but nothing definite us to the per.
petrators, or the amount and balance of the
property taken, has been ascertained, and
tpe chief is OF the opinion that no robbery
has been committed. THE Greatest
Show on Earth" has come and gone, and
the impulslye youth, End enthusiastic dar.
key has parted with his wealth, and is cor
respondlngly happy. 1t is estimated by
good judges that at least four thousand
peple were in attendance ut the afternoon
performance, and seven thousand were I'M
der the canvas last night, to witness the
grand and lofty tumblings, and other at
fractions Of the horse opera. Everybody,
with his aunts, cousins, and his wife's nu-
merous relations were there, although none
will admit it tomorrow, or if they do, will
say they attended because their children
wanted to see the the circus, and they went
10 take care of them. AT the lowest esti-
mate Galveston is poorer tonight by eight
thousand dollars than she was this morning.
"A fight occurred about II IN. yesterday
in front of Reineeke's saloon n the strand, be-
tween Twenty. first and Twenty second streets.
William Carr, L. o. BUN and Mike Mclean,
three boarding house sat" lrers," met in the
above saloon, had sore disagreement, ad.
journed to the sidewalk TO SO tie it, g t into
a triangular fight, beat each other badly, were
arrested, carried to the police station, where
they presented bloody appearance, and
each was required to give bond to appear be
fore the record r in the morning and answer
to the charge Of fighting. Sunday night the
same parties had round on Market street.
beating up a sailor in brutal manner.
Peter johnson and John Brazwell had a
fight in the afternoon. These are the out
groupings Of the political contest, and are
results of bad whisky and a difference in
opinion.-Rufls A Boylsnd was discovered
sick and destitute on Central wharf late Sum-
day evening, and was sent to the hospital
Two worthless, known as Dick Teenie and
W. II. Wyatt, went into the low dive of
Kate Gandy's, on west Market, and while
there relieved the landlady of So in money,
pair of earrings, breast pin, silk handkerchief,
etc. Detective Cahill was put on the track
of the thieves and soon overhauled Teenie,
who was persuaded to give the "busisess
away" under promise that he would not be
prosecuted. The property was recovered
and Wyatt was arrested, brought before the
recorder this morning and bound over in the
sum of 5000 for his appearance before the
criminal court. In defaul of bail he was
sent to jail.-Barney Herman has sent his
brother, Pat, some very rich specimens OF
ore from the Germanis, Consolidated and
Detroit mines, of Mongolian mountain, New
Mexico. OF the Detroit Barney says he
would not take a cool Slj0,000 for his
claim. He regards it as veritable bonanza.
The New York steamer arrived at her
berth last night.