The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-12

Special 10 INC lIertl!u
GALVESTON, December A.-The city is UNI
usually full of visitors.
Dennis Murphy was run over at intcrsec,,
ton OF Mechanic and Twenty-Second
b streets Yesterday by a strect-car, and died
in the hospital this evening from injuries
received The driver was ar
rested on a charge of negligent
homicide and bound over 10 the Criminal
District Court in tn; sum of $500
4 memorial at the Cotton exchange, ask
ing that Congress make an appropriation for
the building OF a custom-houso at Calves
ton, is receiving large number OF sigma
lures
Major J..W. Wicks died yesterday, and
was buried this morning with Masonic
Q. seelignan, of Fort worth, is at the
TrcmoiN House,
WeoihN unusually pleasant for this sea
son OF the wear,
Hon. T. NJ. Healy, Irish member of the
British Parliament, addressed very large
meeting tonight. at the courthouse. on
The wrongs of Ireland. Mayor Saylor pre-
sided. After the meeting the distinguished
guest was entertained at banquet at the
Raymond House.
GALVESTON. January 6.-Elijah Pinter. Of
Nashau, colored, n professor OF music
leader Of the choir in Rev. Coles Church,
West End was arrested and committed to
Jail in default of bond OF $500 for his APP
pearance before the Criminal District Conrt
at its next term, ia answer charge OF Sc
duction preferred by one Of his pupils.
Governor Roberts announces through q
telegram to Mr.. H. A. Morse, Clerk of the
Court Of Appeals, that 7. NJ. HARDWOOD, oil
the law firm Of Hargood a Winston, Con-
zales, will be appointed TO NJ the vacancy
OF Judge Qninan. Judge Walker presiding
Judge OF the Court of Appeals, is in New
Orlean. undergoing an operation upon his
ewes. Commissioner Watts Is the only
member 81 that court present.
The arrival of Judge Slayton to-day
completes the full bench OF the supreme
Court.
A dense fog prevailed here this informing,
MAKING NAVIGATION Of Vessels in.the harbOr
extremely difficult and dangerous.
TIE German bark Anna arrived today
from Rio De JancriO with a cargo Of 800
sacks Of coffee.
Cotton receipts. ] Oh bales.
a. Greer, A. Mclean. Of Fort Worth,
are q the Washington.
GttyrrrOv. January 5.-Charles Bartel,
iorlnr IN the warehouse on strand, was
YESTERDAY precipitated by the breaking Of
a rope though the hatchway. receiving in
iuries abont the chest and arms.
IuMMftt fnrNuEnONA AilE AAAAN
month 81 December are thirty-fDuri liabii
ties. $4,000. assets. Sl44.O00.
NJ. walter NJ. Robinson, formerly a
urominent wholesale st1fionery man. has
returned 70 the city and win again engage
in business.
James N Hurt. Samuel Klein and JsEsfs
nerrrfeld. u Dallas are ct the hotels.
GsLvEsror. January Having reserved
shs right TO redeem at any time amer the
ff1h wear from date ~ Issue bonds issned
~ The Gulf Colorado A Santa re Railroad,
fhe county u Galveston has given notice a
fhe e.liiHg in q $50. 900 worth Of then be
tween nov and the firsf n January. iss3. ne
f1Iious. July f3nD00 October
e-6n00 October IS. 1000. December IS.
spN0 Thee bonds bear interest 81 the
80 orf1 ny cent. per auuun-. TIE last
T.a-iaiatrre authorized the Issue n bones
f-r-irv q lower rate of if'fe-cst with which
4, rrfrnf -iIrsr hru1s. What rate ~ inter
- tie nfu b1nls VII fear- has nj Tet
80 If.'li|I-I rror bit County Iu1re Aus-
49, tla r.r.ini1r tilaf i VII not e.
cr-aI ~ cert -.
To- neihulist Erisr1r1. Church -orth
f,rre rIrrriased the chITcl Trrr.er-r ilf-
rrr~lr rI.uried ~ the -ecun1 bHlilsi
Ord r|-e~irrs 70 Tire h1rrcri1lnz q Ne
tur tr1rrfes 81 tfat 1er1ulr-Hli1il. lill
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