The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-02

tne veto power INTO requlsltlOn.
Since II has become nm open secret that the
governor will not allow the use of his name
for third term, the friends of Judge Ire
land have been working like beavers.
Galveston
Special to the Herald
GALVESTON, May 1.-The conservation of
Right Rev. n. A. Gallagher former
vicar general Of st, Pstrck's church, Col
umbus, Ohio, as bishop of Galveston, at the
cathedral yesterday was,one of the grand
est and most important occurrences in
church circles which has taken place in the
south III years. There was one archbishop,
six bishops and one hundred priests pres
ent who participated in the ceremony.
Rev. Father Chaard oiliciated as master os
ceremonies Bishop Fitzgerald, of Little
Rock, acting as consecrator, Bishops
Mauncy, of Corpus Cristi, and Neraz, of
San Antonio, as assistants; presidents inthe
sanctuary, Leroy, of New Orleans, and
Wattcrs0n, of Ohio. The sermon of Bishop
Watterson was n mastery effort. The
service consumed fully five hours. Father
Jacquet, at whose suggestion Bishop Gal
lagher was thirteen years ago consecratcd
priest, was present to witness the ceremony
of his conservation as bishop. Bishop Gal
lagher sister was among the visitors and
guests, as also Fathers +. z. Gallagher, OF
/ pts iStuls uilu ". IL. bullukutT, vi JOUnS-
town, Pa, who came by special invitation
to do honor to the OCCASION 1t is estimated
that fully fifteen hundred persons wit.
messed the ceremony. The young bishop Is
warmly welcomed by his new CHARGE
Father Gull, one Of the visiting priests,
from Columbus, Ohio, addressed in
the afternoon the cadets from St-
Marys university, the orphans and the
: Ursuline and parochial schools, and all
Catholic societies and organizations OF the
! city in an appropriate talk, recommends
: ing the new bishop to their love and rev.
erence.
The German brig Ceres, which cleared
t this port on the 10Th and sailed from the
| roads Monday last, when hundred and
twenty miles east of here, was struck by
, lightning Saturday morning, the blast
, striking the mainmast and running down
, the back say Into the hold. An hour
aiterward smoke was seen issuing from the
flooring and through the seams. The work
/ of cXtinguishing Immediately began, bnt
1t was soon discovered that the cargo.
: which was of cotton, was thoroughly on
fire, and all efforts were without avail.
The vessel was Immediately headed for this
port which she reached yesterday aftcr-
. noon late, the seamen still battling to keep
/, down the fire. The vessel landed
' in the channel Off the new
i wharf where she has finally sunk
in fourteen feet Of water The cargo is.badly
4 damaged by both fire and water and val
e ned ~ $4,000. The damage to the vessel
r is estimated at $4,000
The Mailest celebration Is at its height
{ Festivities set in at sunrise by the firing
j of salute of twenty-one guns by the CAL
weston artillery company At II the pro-.
| cessions formed in the following order:
|, First division, detachment of police.
: Borichert Silver band.
Stuuln rt hearpr with Anprfpnu
Carriage containing orators OF the day, then
i iloats etc:
l. No l. containing representation Of Father
Neptune, attended by six Naades.
I No, ., the May Queen aud attendants
a No, j, large German flag
Music
- No I. Landing OF Columbus
Q No 8, soomon's reception of the Queen OF
70 Sheba.
d No. G, Representation OF May in the Orient
It No :, Representation Of the Three Stages OF
, Married Life
Is The last float, drawn by four oxen, was a
Is happily conceived and well rendered rop-
\. rcsentation. The whole affair, so far, has
n been one Of vast enjoyment. The concert,
NJ under the auspices Of the Maifest com mi.
.. tee, was given at the pavilion last night by
10 Professor Borichcrt's silver band from New
l. Orleans
h A little girl, Mary Seuber. between Il
and II years old, was run over aud killed
q. bv street ear near the Maifest garden to
n. night. She and number Of other childrer
\. attempted TO run across the track Just ahead
y of the car. She stumbled and fell and wa,
r. run over and literally cut in two by tn,
10 wheels. No blame can be attached to tn,
40 car company.
~ 4. u. 6rice, of Dallas, Is here.
m No market to-day. All banks and mos,
10 of the wholesale establishments arc close,
s, on account ofholiday festivities.
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