The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-14
GALVESTON.


GALVESTON, May 10 1850.
a dispatch has been received from John
Summers, formerly mine host of the WASH
ington, that he had struck it rich in the Man
haitian claim near Silver Gill, Colorado. The
mine is reported to run gold, horn-sycr and
copper. This is gratifying news TO Capt.
Summers, who is part wner in the mine,
and to the host of Capt. Summers friends
in this city.-Market street was made at
tractivs by mill between officer Irclson and
Mary Campbell II dusky -Lued maid who
was disporting herself in An unbecou-
ing manner. When approached she became
beligerent, and struck out quite
artisticvlly from the shoulder and gave
the officer quite lively round be-
fore he landed her in the wagon and setting
down upon her to prevent her from jumping
out, while conveying her to the jug. She
attended the Recorders matinee yesterday
morning, and was assessed So and trimmings
ms gentle reminder to be more correct in
her department in the fiiture.--Phil Van
done, youthful African, became involved in
squarrel with y. Nichols, of the white per-
suasion, and finding that he was about to
become the recipient Of a good ttrashing,
PM. whipped out razor and attempted TO
carve his assallant in approved style,
when he was collored by. policeman
and marched to the lookup. Phil is now
serving the city as II street scavanger---
A rural gentleman, from the classic pre-
cincts of Bolivar peninsula, came over to the
picnic last Sunday He attempted to drink
all the beer at Schmldt's Garden, snd became
gloriously drunk, and was robb d of his
money and valunbles by u woman.--The
bathing season is in full vogue, and the
beach is nightly lined by batherS in their
variegated costumes.--The challenge OF
Joe Levy to run the mare st. Mary against
any horse in he State, quarter mile DASH for
anything from $500 to $1,000 a side, has
found taker in Mr.. Joe
w. Davis, of Liberty county, and
match contaminated. Five hundred dol
lars side was put up yesterday. Another
match was made night before last betwecn
Odell's Comanche, to wagon, and Friedman's
Ringer, in harness, mile heats, best three in
i've, for 500 side, the races to take place
on Saturday next at the driving park
Boating circles are agog over the coming
regatta. the New York boat crew have
gone into training and are doing some fine
practice in their shell, which has recently
bsen launched. The Galveston boat crew
ara also hard at work, while Jnck Crotty,
WIN. Crotty and Edward Barker are getting
in fine trim to give the New Orleans skullers
tough tussel for the laurels.- Henry Saul
telle. the operator of the News perfecting
press, met with q severe accident this morn
ing. In loweriag the forms from the fourth
story to the press rooms the cable broke, al
lowing the forms to come down with terrific
force, which, in some manner, struck Sau-
tele, injuring him seriously. He was imme-
nately conveyed to his home and medical
attendance summoned. The exact nsture of
his injuries could not be ascertained. 1t is
n marvel he was not instantly killed--Tte
fine tug Iuca, that has been in service
in the inner and outer harbor,
left her mooring yesterday for the
North. Her destination is Philadelphia,
where she is to be employed in the future.
A number of Galvestonians took passage on
her, intending to spend the summer at
Northern resorts-The Rev g. w. Briggs,
the eloquent and able young divine, holds
forth at the Opers-house tonight on "Inger-
soil and Ingersollism. From present indi-
cations the lecture will be in every way a
financial success. The lecture is given for
the benefit of St. Johns church,. Il Ii.
Blum are building large two-story brick
warehouse at the corner Of Avenue A and
Twenty second street.--Peter Maltemey,
Dominique Ceci and George Donahue, for
burglarizing Margale & Co.'s wholesale liquor
house of barrel Of whisky in March
last, were arraigned in the Criminal court
to day, and q severance was granted and the
trial proceeded with, but no conclusion was
reached 10 o'clock last night Of
fcer John Plther discovered VIM. Fisher
lying on the sidewalk in Il spasm. A hack
was called and the suffering man conveyed
to the hospital.-The dog of James
Ketchum displayed his affection for John
Lewis by biting him. His muster not relish
ing this trait in his character, called Police
man Burke, who ended his canine exist
ence by shooting him.--Twenty five
miles photograph poles have been planted
along the g., c. & S. +. railroad, and the
work is being rapidly pushed forward
The State Pharmaceutical association hold
their annual meeting in the parlor of the
Washington hotel to-day.-C. p. Curtis
L. Myers Conner, J. G. Middleton and Irving
Hilts, of Dallas, arrived yesterday.
BRYAN.