The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-22

% "aEtlnuale, Joseph SlGlons, JohT
Martin and james Wilson. DR.. Brown
describes the men as being in much bett
condition than be expected after such aperil
Gus voyage, and states that they will all soor
recover from It's effects. Mr.. Griffith dis
patched the following message last night
"Galveston, Texas, June Il, 1850. George
T. Harris n, esq, 2l7 Church street, Phih-
de!phla Penn.-l was driven Off shore by D
gale while attending to the business of the
Guano company, Of which you are the chief
Picked up oil Galveston island, in my yawl,
with four men by the schooner None.
suon, Captain j. Crossman. Have been
put in quarantine by the authorities, Direct
care Or. NJ. X. Brown. Charles G. Griffith "
There is report prevailing that upon
the completion Of the railroad between New
Orleans and Houston, that Messrs. Whitney
" Hutchinson, owners of the Morgan line,
Will Immediately put on line of steamers
between this port and New York, to be com.
posed OF the following steamships Lone
Star. New York, Arkansas and Hutchinson.
w. ID. Harding, esq, who succeeds II.
NJ. Hoxie, general superintend Mt of the
G. Fl. " II. r. r, arrived by special
uain Thursday night He was accompanied
by h. NJ. Hoxie, .. &. Murray, Crowley and
Colleen, and was indicted into office by these
accomplished railroad officials. an
old engine horse who has fallen from his high
position to that of dray horse, showed a
little OF his old.time mettle yesterday, Mike
started from the corner of Church and
7 enty-Seventh streets at 2:40 gate. His
fl. Ious race extended over a wide circuit,
and brought up at Elevator Slip, where he
was found standing as quietly as if nothing
had happened. Scarcely had the excitement
subsidized over Mikes headlong run, when an
other fractions speed WAS frightened by the
fall of barrow of brick at the building at
the corner of avenue A and Twenty Second
streets. The animal dashed furiously east to
Nineteenth street, where a colored man made
a leap al the bride, missed and was thrown
TO the ground, the wheels of the buggy run
ming over bis legs He arose, limping,
rubbed his neither limbs and WAS soon after
at work. little the worse for his attempt to
stop the runaway, Yesterday morning an
ugly looking shark, six ct in length, was
hooked and landed at the wharf. He was
gazed upon by a large crowd. While a
number of Juveniles we're in bathing, yester-
day afternoon, they were thrown into con-
sternation by the screams of one of their
number, who SWAIN rapidly TO the dock, up
the sides of which he hastily Scrambled. II was
then discovered that be was bleeding pro.
fusely from cut or bite on the leg. Upon
examination the wound was slight and is
thought was inflicted by sword fish. "A
man, evidently salor, struck a belligerent
attitude at the crossing Of Goth street and
Strand and in stentorian tones asked all
who wanted black eye to step forward and
he would promptly accommodate them. He
was having all the fun to himself when a
policeman slipped up on him, and in a trice
slipped his nippers on bis wrist, and when
last seen, the son of Neptune was earnestly
expostulating with the city's guardian. -
A gay and jolly party, on pleasure bent
boarded the schooner Templeton, for boil
var Point, at Kuhn wharf and after y sal
about the bay for two or three hours they
made run for Bolivar Point, where vacant
building was taken possession OF, and dance
was naugurated. After chasing the passing
hours with flying feet, water melon teast
was next in order. At O'Clock the PROV Of
tue Templeton was turned cityward, and al
8 o'clock the party landed on the wharf, en-
thu ,iaslic in theft. expression of the pleasure
they had. The entire trip was the
conception Of Mrs. Percival snd
WAS superbly managed throughout -
June 49, A French butcher, residing al
the corner of Twenty-seventh street and Az
euue NJ, while lying asleep on the floor OF biz
house, with the front door open, was aroused
Yesterday morning, about . a. m, by two
shots fred into his house in rapid succession
The shots passed through window on the
opposite side of the house, doing no further
damage than the breaking of two psnes Of
glass. The Frenchman has strong reasons tc
suspect the would.be assassin, but would moi
give bis name to the police authorities
The notorious Mrs. Green, who has figured
conspiouously in police circles, was again on
the rampage yesterday afternoon and even
ing. Her conduct WAS disgraceful and ex'
tremelv annoying to the people residing in
the vicinity of her abode. She beg n hei
racket about o'clock ard kept !. up almost
in, essanty until 0 O'clock. A ,ou s O'Clock
she varied her entertainmPrt pit ming into
and administering so-Ad tnrasnlng to Mrs
Csmpori. A large crowd witnessed the con
test. Roundsmen McCarty and Schaub hearC
of the affair and fastened to the scent
of action, but Mrs. Green had flee
the scene of action, and securely locked
herself in her house. The officers having M
warrant could not effect her arrest. Mrs
Campord will, however, prefer charge
against her in the morning, and warran
will issue for her arrest, when the irate damn
will have an opportunity to explain her con-
duct to the recorder. Mrs. Campord, tn,
woman who was engaged in the fight will
Mrs. Green, was rather an unsavory reputa
ton, and last night appeared at the polio
station and interc aded long and persistent
for the release Of Mrs. Burns. She is from
the sunny cline of Italy, but has none of tn
beauty for which the women of that land ar
noted-A very appreciative audience
greeted Professor William II. Pitcher at Ar
iillerv hall last night, on the consummstiol
of his sixth semi-montbly piano recital
Among the performers we're Professors Phi
cher and Luedenberg, with d. w. Dougla
ON the cornet, and most efficient orchestra
The selections from such grand old master
az Beethoven, Rossini, Thalberg, Schubert
De Beriot and Chopin were admirably rem
dered, and too much credit cannot be &C
corded to Professor Pitcher for the admirabl
manner in which the whole programme wa
worked out.
GAINESVILLE.