The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-23
FL PasO: The Beautiful Snow Des-
cending Border Notes.
LOngview: A Printer Discovers the
Missing Lady, and
Induces Her to Return in q Pitiable
Plight.
Other Interesting News by Specials
Salvebton.

Galve5ton.
GALVESTON, Nov. 18.-[Special.l An in
sane colored woman created quite an ex.
element this evening in the west end by
rushing into DR.. Cheeseman's drug store
with large pair OF sci ssors in her hand and
attempting to hurt allwho came in her way.
She was secured before any damage was
done.
A serious ARRAY occurred last evening in
which Carney McIlhinny stabbed Mike
Mccall in the left side. Mcllhinney is an
old man and has spent most of his life in
the city, having served long time on the
police force. He is well thought of and
never had any serious trouble before.
He has been drinking hard lately and was
suspended from the force at the time the
affair occurred. Mccall is not expected to
recove".
John Daughterey, brakeman, was
knocked from the top of freight car this
morning as the train was passing the oil
mill and seriously hurt. His arm had 10
be amputsted after he reached the hospital.
Fannie Brown, the woman who was in
jured few days ago by being thrown from
a wagon on the beach died yesterday.
During the week there have been thir-
teen deaths and five marriages.
The steamship Guadalupe arrived to-day
from New York.
A new lighter company has commenced
business in the city, and tug boat, one
lighter and three barges arrived in the city
yesterday from Mobile to commence work
in opposition to the old company.
The bark Fidss arrived to-day from Rio
Janeiro with cargo of coffee.
weak; C 'rn for the year, 60s; January, 4l;
May, IS; pork, January, $17.421 ribs, Janu-
ary, SO 25; the weather unsettled; grain re-
ceipts better.
GALVESTON, Nov. 17.-rSpecial THE
steamship Guadalupe arrived from New
York this morning.
Severe storms are reported and wires are
down in different parts of the country, in
consequence of which no market reports
were received at the exchange until late
this afternoon.
In the criminal court to-day Henry Nor
ris was convicted of burglary and sentenced
to two years in the penitentiary.
DIR. Samuel A. TOwsey, j. =. Burke and
five nurses returned from Brownsville to.
day, where they had been nursing yellow
fever sufferers.
The county commissioners court met
to-day and endorsed the action of the
comptroller and county treasurer in the
matter OF advancing $12,674 to take up 10
per cent. city bonds called in and topay &C.
crned interest on new 6per cent. bonds.
The Chicago grain market closed strong;
weather unsettled. Grain receipts small
Corn, seller the year, 81; January, So;
May, $50. Pork, January, II 10; ribs,
January, 8 So.
GALVESTON, Nov. 16.-[Special. 1.-The
criminal court was in session to-day and
disposed of few important cases.
The water supply committee is now en-
gagged in examining plans for supplying the
city with fresh water, and are trying to
ind some stream in the vicinity where
water can be brought to the city In pipes.
The First Baptist church of this city is
to he frescoed at the cost of S. 900.
Five schooners, one steamship and ore
bark arrived to-day with cargoes of coal.
The barkentine Bruesig arrived to-day
from Rio Janeiro with a cargo OF coffee.
The Chicago grain market clio sed strong |;
weather wet and cold grain receipts small.
Corn, seller the year, COZ; January, 54s
May. 55f. Pork for January, S17.674; ribs
or January, 1926.