The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-06-28

teney, never perfected, and the conn.
liable 10 be confronted with trouble andI
tton at any time unless remedied.
There is liable TO be a sduabhle ovlI
street paving contract let yesterday to}
Harvey, as B. w. Bell was awarded q
ON June 15, covering the style adopted
arc blocks, and proposes to demf
cents per square yard royalty for al
he VIII attempt to enioin the contract,
GALVESTON, June 22.-AbOut 8 o.
night fire was discovered in the tailor
Louis Colbert, on Market street, fen
west of Twenty-seeond street. Throu
prompt action Of the police and fire n
ment the flames were checked In their
iehcy, Inc flre originated in N
wardrobe, opposite the range fiue Us
restaurant and burned hole third
ceiling. The damage was slight ans
pally confined TO stock OF goods VII
removed after being thoroughly drenchcu
water. The buildings in which the az
mated are old and dilapidated two,sto,a
which have long been an eye soae.rSfs
street sfreetse n lneE ti,egP Per'io8 Mere q
Through the stupid oarelessness
lice authorities, Patrick Fitzpatrick,
arrested last night for attempted raj
person of Miss Lohman, escaped III
ing. Through the courtesy of Chief OF \
Jordan, Fitzpatrick was not sent /
last night, but was held In
pen at policelstatiOn. This morning N
day force came ON, Fitzpatrick asked
tanned permission of Sergeant ConnellyI
to his home and change his clothing,
wanted to make as good an appearance N
possible in court when his case was n
Sergeant Connolly selected ofilcerSH Hendef-1
accompany Fitzpatrick. Arriving AIN
where Fitzpatrick r0Omed, the Ollicel
zen Ten nm I'm TO go up stairs alone. IN thd
time the sergeant, aScertaining the NJ,
the charge on which Fitzpat<
arrested, started after officer
To tell him to keep sharp watch
Oner. Arriving at the house the 81
met by Henderson, and together tn
stairs TO Fitzpatricks room. KnOcR
door they received no response, and
broke in TO find their man gone
search of the city, and close watch
outgoing tIains and vessels has failed b
up their man. Such supreme carelessn|
the part of the officials In dealing with
held for such grave Off
universally condemned by the cor
Chief Jordan is justly indignant at II
of his subordinate and will exhafs
means in his power to apprehend Fit;
The encalnpment OF ti
in August is almost IN assufed fact.
Claiborne has feGeived letters from
OF military companies In different parl
state who are expressing their willfngn
encampment and to contest for premium
addition to infantry companies, two
and two artillery companies will 81"
ent and participate. A sham baf.
on the programme between the first AZ
ond brigades, with Gen. Felix Roberts.
Gen. A. 5. Roberts In command, In VA,
various infantry, cavalry and artillery
panieS will he engaged. The Governed
staff, and the various state officers w|.
present, and every effort viii be made 70
:he encampment a complete success Ia
particular.
The Galveston artillery company have
invited to participate In the 4th of JUL
bration at Fort Worth.
DALLAS, June 22.-The telegraph n
OF the principal Western Union office
met in Dallas to-day for the purpose
topics connected with theiss> duties.
being to improve thu
deriving means to
facilities in every respect. Ele
ID. Parker, Del
nio; Z. e. Pall
las Bell BroO
chairman of
There were a
parts of thest
~
Deneiit OF TIL
Ihe only
been discus
system ana
the public a
graph conn
safer and IN
in the NEE
present as
permanent
Is strictly
ors in aut
been ord
and tha
mai y
western
their serNsS1G
economic measures -
templatlon ana awaiting reports alld
mendatl0ns ALREADY on file at headqIt
but lacking THIS little formality from pf1
sources. several resolutions were lrltr0|
and disposed OF to-day, but they are p
talnaele Tor the press. There Is no uouu
much Improvement TO the telegraph seIF
Texas Is possible TO come from tins Ut.
but IN addition to this II Is safe 70 ~
something on economy and reform. Iht|
IluIUceS OH Dy-laWS, ETC.. were HI|UIMI.