The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-24

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Miss Gonzales, lovely daughter Of joseph
Gonzales. This being reoprocsted by the
fair girl, the young couple were much To-
gether Gonzales the father, for some
season, formed IN aversion for Bleike, and
forbade further Intercourse, Love laughed
at the fathers injunction ana added fuel 10 the
tender passion, ana the young lovers determ.
med to consummate their Joys by secretly
getting married. Their plans for the nup.
tiaI ceremonies being arranged, Blcike eloped
with Miss Gonzales on the llth of last NAV,
and they were legally married. Their hap
piaess, however, was 10 be of short duration.
The irate fathcrin.law, on the day above
mentioned, appeared before Justice Samp.
son and entered complaint agains, Bleike
and PRAYED for warrant for his arrest and
detention on the ground that sail Bleike did
falsely, deliberately and wilfully, uuder oath,
swear that he WAS II years of age and
that Miss Julia Gonzales was over Is years
Of age, in order to obtain = marriage
license from the county clerk--all of when
he alleged was contrary 10 law and against
the peace and dignity of the commonwealth.
Bleike waived examination, and was placed
under bond of $500 to appear before the
grand jury at its next sitting. In default of
bail, young Bleike was sent to Jail, fully rea-
lizing that the course of true love has its ups
and downs. "A lively WAR on freight rates
is imminent between the Houston Il Texas
Central and the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
railroads, The latter has given very fair
freight rate TO points on its line and on all
lines tapped by it, This has aroused the
Texas Central, and much correspondence has
ensued between the two companies for the
purpose of arriving al an equitable adjust
ment of rates Your reporter CLEANED the
above facts from prominent merchant on
the Strand and stockholder in the Gulf,
Colorado Il Santa Fe, who stated that if
some tangible basis was not reached last night
that active war would be proclaimed
on Monday, and the struggle Of giants would
begin, which he predicted would result in in
volving the Morgan and Mallory steamship
lines, the Morgan line locking horns with the
Texas Central and the Mallory with the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Fe, which would eventu-
ally draw other railroad lines into the con-
test. He looked upon the establishment of
direct line Of steamships betw cen this port
and New York by the Morgan people on the
LIST Of July as a preliminary TO the coming
CONTEST. nlcneVcr way tuc nsht leimin-
ated, he regarded 1t AS decidedly advantageous
TO Galveston and the cities of the interior,
securing to them and to this city cheaper
freight rate. In anticipation of this war be-
tween these powerful corporations, ii is relia.
bly, stated that the new steamer, Western
Texas, which was specially built for the west
coast trade, will again be placed in the trade
between this port, Indianols, Corpus Christi
and Brszos Santiago. This will be carrying
the war into Africa as at present the Morgan
steamers have monopoly of this trade
The Lone Star Rities reorganlzed Saturday
night by the election of j. M. Forshey cap.
tain; Il. j. Byrns, first lieutenant; j. w.
Kelley, second lieutenant; W. 5. Tobey,
first sergeant W. 5. Mayer, secretary; DR..
j. Mex. johnson, surgeon; Rev. q. w.
Briggs, chaplain; Sampson Heidenhelmer
was elected commissary sergeant By accla-
nation, and Edward ). Harris, color ser
geant. The roster OF the company shows an
active membership OF torty-hVe' This com
pany has splendid record ms an efficient
gallant company during the late civil war,
and it Is well to keep the camp.tires lighted,
and cherish the memories Of past glories
achieved on many bloody and stubbornly
contested tield.--Lay, the young man men
toned in former communication as the
person who claimed to be robbed of 500 at
Houston, and came here in search of the
thief and fell among the delilahs, and was ar
rested for attempting to beat the hack driver,
is now confined in the county Jail, either in
sane or feigning insanity. His case is to be
examined by medical experts. The prodigal
on is also insane, and is m inmate of the
Jail. a day or two ago ne addressed the lol'
lowing communication to County Judge
William Ii. Williams: Judge Williams,
Judge of Galveston county court, George
Protigal Son would like to, get a pass to go
to Loxburge Arkansas, If agreeable With the
committee. Judge Williams, George Proti'
gal Son would like to go TO Brashear City,
If it is agreeable, and return. George Proi-
gal Son, the Heir" On the lower left corner
of the note was square formed, with u
pencil, and opposite was written "Cnn:nan
Bible. The communication of"George Prot
igal Som" has not yet received consideration.
Yesterday was a gala day tor the colored
population who celebrated the fifteenth an
niversary of the independence at Bottoms
garden. The procession on the streets was
not observed rs in past years--it consisted of
the Lincoln guards and Eagle fire company
No. |. During the day and night
the best of order was observed, and
q iollier, happy crowd of peo-
pie your reporter never witnessed. The ex-
ercises of the day were opened by prayer by
the Rev. V. NJ. Cole. This was followed b.
reading Lincoln's emancipation proclama-
ton BY Leon Turner. Joseph Quincy, the
orator of the day, then delivered an Grafton
replete with good, sound sense, and abound