The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-11


mcnt Is putting the mct mlill!
10 was u noticeable fact To
much unreasonable opposition came irOi
Senator COEc's friends, and this, taken
connection with the recently ANNOUNCE
declaration by the governor not TO allp
the use Of his name for third term, afford
IA strong presumption in iaVor OF the opli
ion advanced by your correspondent som
time ago, that plenipotentiaries had com
here from Waco to negotiate trade OF tn
state. but failed in the enterprise,
Lieutenant Governor Sayers and other q
Judge Irel,nd's friends are here, as well a
some of the friends of Judge j. i. Henry
Of Dallas. The latter is regarded as th
administrations favorite.
Galveston.
pecial TO the Herald.
GALVESTON; May 3.-The jury over tn
body of Mary Suber, the little thirteen
year-old girl, run over and killed Tuesda.
night, by street car driven by John Brady
rendered the following verdict: We, thu
! jury ina that the deceased came to hel
death, May lst, by being run over by acal
belonging to the Galveston City railroad
company, and driven by one John Brady
From the evidence we cannot find the dri-
| yer guilty. Ol neyllSCilCe. DTduy was peioie
| Recorder Kelly this morning to answer the
charge of homicide, and was bound
over to the criminal court in the sum OF
| 81 600, Colonel Sinclair, president OF the
railway company as surety.
A large number of priests and bishops,
who were present in attendance upon the
conservation of Bishop Gallagher Sunday,
took their departure to-day by rail and
steamer Arch Bisnop Perche, of New Or
| IN n
tinued indisposition.
The Ursuline convent building was en-
tered Yesterday and several articles were
stolen from the room of Father Chalnnd.
This afternoon August DiDper ives arrested
at his residence by Detective Mountain,
charged with the theft.
G. II. Mallory, of Mallory & Co., pro-
prietors of the line of steamers plying be-
! tween Galveston and New York, is III the
city and proposes to take trip to San An
tonic and Fort Worth.
The Washington Guards leave for Hous-
! ton on the morning train to contest Tor the
prize at the Vulksftst there tomorrow.
The solid seven of the city councilmen was
broken at the meeting this evening by Al
derman Sweeney, of the majority, casting
his vote with the former minority on mum
Der ofquestions. Aldermen Il Il. Crawford, of
the eighth ward, also one of the seven, re-
signed his seat giving as reason his unWlli'
| ingness to remain where he could be of no
| benefit TO his constituents. 1t is though the
deadlock which has so long existed, has at
last been permanently broken. The CON
sistency and active perseverance OF Mayor
| Fisher is much complmented.
Local market for spot cotton unchanged.
| Closed dull. Sales $50 bales. Receipts to-
day 252. Futures dull, but steady. No
| sales.
The schooner f. d. Sudbury arrived from
| New Orleans to-day with 400 tons of steel
rails for the New York, Texas IL Mexican
| road.
The attendance upon public schools this
week was AL, out OF an enrolment OF
! l $40 scholars.
| GALVESTON, May Airs, Jennie Dixon
nee Ladd, and John Il. Curtis, of high
social reputation in st. Louis, who elOptd
| from that city on April sd, arrived in rlris
city Monday, and lett for San Antonio Sun
day morning, where Curtis proposes 70 To-
cate on his brothers sheep rancho, in that
vicinity. Mrs. Dixon is the wife of IA conf
mercia traveller Curtis is a young man,
and was at the time Of the eiopement on
the eve of starting for Europe ON "A visit
| lie corrected the published statements
/ of their respective ages, a,rg-
| ing that be was older and
she younger than was represented. Mrs.
Dixon claims Ill treatment on the part of
OF him, and she repres MS that he was sepa-
rated from his hrst wife, but not divorced at
the time Of their marriage, and that subse-
quently, after he was forced by legal means,
their marriage was again celebrated
Quite a sensation has been brought to
! light by the unllmely arrival ct an uneX-
| pscted husband at n laca hour last night.
! IL seems that Mr.. G. d. Morrison, of the
/ firm Of Morr son IL Fuurmy, publishers OF
the City Directory, has for time past been
rOoming at the residence Of Ms Il. Moore,
| prOprietress OF a millinery establishment at
! her residence, corner Of Centre and
| Winnie str, cts. Mr. IL. A, Moore,
of the Brennan Independent, husband OF
| the lady, arrived very unexpectedly al IA la'e
hour last lnght from Brenham, and repaired
10 lis resid nee, claims that ho found Nor
rison in Mrs. Moore's room. Moore lireu
upon Morrison, who returned the fire, aud
then rctrcatcd to the rear, followed 10y
Moore, who fired three more shots at him.
Morrison claims that Mrs. Moore had in
formed him that differences bad existed Tor
some time between herself ana husband and
that ne had threatened her, aud asked his
protection at any time IL should become
necessary. He further states that he was
in his room upstairs when Moore arrived,
ana came down upon hearing MIN threaten
TO break down the door of his wiie's room,
which was locked, it she did not open it.
Both of the parties were arrested and placed
under bond on a charge Of assault and bat
terry.
The grand lodge of Independent Order OF
B'nai Birth will meet in this city on
the 18th of May. Hundreds of del
egates from the states of Alabama,
Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana, Mis-
sis.ippi, Tennessee and Texas are
are expected TO be present. Special rates
have been secured from the following
roads: Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe, Calves
ton. Harrisburg q San Antonio, Galveston,
Houston & Henderson, Houston *
Texas Central, Gulf& Western Texas, Texas
& Pacific, Chicago, st. Louis & New Orleans,
N bile & Ohio, Louisville q Nashville,
Vicksburg & Meridian, International 4
Great Northern, Alabama Central, Georgia
Central, Morgan road, Little Rock q Mem
phis.
Spot cotton unchanged. Futures. dull,
but steady and higher. Sales, 20 bales.
Cotton receipts 543 bales.
GALVESTON, MAY 5.-Spot cotton un-
changed and futures dull, but steady. Sales
n Iored secret society, known as the
"KNSs Of the East, /" or "Brothers OF the
/ East,yn Star" are in session.
The Mexican National road is now com
pleted to point eighty-fOur miles beyond
I Laredo, aud trains are in lctive service u
the end Of the track. The TOldca division
( ives completed to-day 20 TOluca. lie length
ie ifty.sir miles, and cos two and a bal
million dollars. This is said To De the
heaviest and most important division of ~
entire system, and It's cumplstion makes az
| era Of success in railrOading In NeKica.
Corsioana.
| Special 70 the Herald.
CORsrcAsA, May 3.-We understand tina