The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-09
STATE SPECIALS.

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GALvrsrov, February G.-1'ho following
military companies have accepted the In,
yltatlon 10 visit the city on the goth and par
tcpntc In Mnrdi Gps festivities johnson
Guards, ol Hampstead; Orange RIFLES, Aus
tin Grays, bryan Rifles Brenham Grays,
Queen City Guards, of Dallas Old Guard
ARTILLERY, of Houston; San Bernard
Mounted Rifles, of Brazoria, The compa-
MES will number about 30Omen,
Captaih Joseph Aiken has been elected TO
fill the vacancy caused by the
death lof Thomas &. Shcarer,
secretarylof the Galveston wharf company,
EaaSs,iMiayot Leonard was among the "ppl'-
Work Of construction Of mattresses for
use upon harbor improvement resumed to-
day.
Mr.. Ed. A. Galloway arrived this after
noon on the train with his bride nee Miss
Florence Andrews, whom he married at
Providence, Rhode Island
The track of the Mexican National rail
way is now completed forty miles beyond
Laredo Trains are running regularly. The
office of the general manager has been re-
moved to the other side OF the river.
At II o'clock tonight fire broke out in
Levina'S grocery store, on avenue l., between
9th and 18th streets, and spread rapidly to
the houses adjoining on either side. The
total loss is estimated at $1,000; insurance,
$500
The body of Crosby, one of the unfor-
tunate men who left the city Sunday be-
fore last, during gale, in a small boat, for
the wrecked schooner, Perry, was found at
the west end of Pelican island this evening
A Jury ofinquest has been summoned.
The city council, at q meeting tonight,
appropriated 81 600 to assist in delraying
the expenses incurred by the coming Mardi
Gros festivities
They also passed over the MAYORS veto n
resolution declaring agricultural, horticul-
turol and industrial bonds a lust and legal
claim against the city. The claim involves
something over Sl4, coo.
coMMIssLoNERs or APPEALS:
Bailey VS.. Willis heirs; from Montgom-
cry county. Affirmed,
N. d. Rardon VS.. Cochran; from Brazora
county. Affirmed.
Heste ct al. VS. Thornton ct al; from
Lavacca county. Affirmed.
James Robinson VS.. Virgil d. Black; from
Galveston county. Affirmed.
Heidenheim9r Bros. vs. Braman; from
Galveston county Affirmed.
Andrews VS.. Alexander; from Galveston
county. Reversed am issed.
Alice NJ. Adams ct al. ~. Harvey ct all;
from Freestone county. Reversed and re-
manded.
Booth VS.. Strippleman ct al; from Colo
RADIO county. Affirmed.
Texas Mutual Life Insurance company
VS.. Munson, from Galveston county. Judg-
ment affirmed.
E-"-S. Je~,ison vs. John Carborough;
from Galveston county. Reversed and re-
manded.
Sherwood VS.. Jordan; from Galveston
county. Affirmed.
Stock VS.. Pouton; from Lavacca county.
Affirmed.
Jemison VS.. Scarborough from Gal
weston county. Reversed and remanded.
Franklin, ct al vs. Herman; from Calves
ton county. Set tor Monday.
GALVESTON, February 7.-As Andrew
Jacobs. an old resident of Galveston. WAS
driving home Monday evening. his horse
became frirbtened nrecipitating him to the
oronnd breaking his hack and law. Jacobs
ingered until an early hour this morning
He was n member of the order of the
KNIGHTS of Pythias
REGENTS of cotton 231 bales.
r. A. STATUS, of Dallas, is in the city.