The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-18
Galveston.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
"alves'on, May E.--Next Tuesday, the eth,
being the anniversary of the Protection rowing
club, there will bo grand regatta given bv
that club. In regard to the late lace. mem
pers OF the Protection club complain that the
stake boat, which was anchored by Calves.
ton club for ths Ptoie .tion club W .s apcho,ei
with insufficient eight, which allowed n 10
uriit, NIL, .hus causing tho course of Protection
ciub 20 De about mile anu quarter long, p
than that OF the Galveston club ON tina dat,.
or he regatta there will be q grand tub roce
Ia which are three entries; a single shell race
IN Whioh are TWO entriesi iour.oared barge
barge race. two entries. After the race there
VIII DO spread u grand banquet, which n In
accordance with the style previously show a by
rn, me p io.ecuon club VIII be more than grand.
The Prot ctitn has bsen organized.one year. has
60 members and 10 in lourishing conditlon.
Ihis club has already won four races. Its
meinocIs mold twenty-four medals and the
cnamplonship nag OF the state, won last SEN
temoer at the Interstate regatta.
Mrs. l.. Davis, an insane woman who cams
'o thc cily lew days ago. and m de her escape
ai,er having been sent to the inflrmsry wa,
louhu wandering about the streets In. thewest-
ern portion of the city this morninr NV oSicar
bal onr and sent to the county jaii for safe
6le condition.
Msssrs Livingston and Melville, railroad
engineers, on Monday morning were pai sixty
dollars, and the pair went.out 10 apIace ken ~
Miss Lihzle Stanley, down by the sounding sea.
where they met the fair but fraii Miss Zoe
solaire and In the language of one OF the party
eas a.S a, an Ssnea np considerably The party
lhgton mad browsed around for n while he
llght place of III repnte on Both avenue.
where me frail Zoe was domieiled, ard Went
.os sieep WIN eight i've dollar bills. When he
haI
sWore out q warrant charging Zoe with appro-
priatipg IT,. The woman was arrested. and
after examination before Recorder Camnbeli
,h Mns nsid IN s2oo bail, for appearance before
tne criminal district court
In9 waters OF the gulf have been as placid as
mili-pond since Saturday, enabling very
good progress TO be made In putting down the
government braKewater,
Ike Rector, the c0ored prOprIetor nj N har
room and gambling house, has been Indicted
Tor aggravated assault and battery This indi
sluuai VIII be remembered as having shot
nnu nlied colored man In a gambling house
on maIket street near Twelfth street, one
sunday evening about u year and q hnlfsince.
Tor which he was tried In the criminal district
court and found not guilty.
Io.nlght at O'Clock, one James McMapus
Ienorteu NJ The station that Morris Mahan and
p.E Adams had robbed their friend James
felloon, OF some considerable smount of
money. officer Mountain was detailed To work
up me case. lie proceeded to Dun'ey's saloon !.
eyed to have been committed, and found Fell
loon In drunken stupor, without a cent a.
money on his rers n. The two persons q nam ed
were pointed out by McMaDus as the guilty
parties. and arrested by the officer.
Ihey claim that FellOon had no
money; Alter paying for the Grinks he losi
on cards, ana rs no money was found ON the
person OF either OF the prisoners their thsory
seems plausible, but Mr.: McManus swcars he
saw ne pr,son,rs steal the money from the
poGket OF the fellow and conseqtiently thew
VII have to prove their Innocence on the trial