The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28
NEWS BY SPECIAL.
Galveston: ExceptiOnable High Tide,
a l5-fOOt Draft Enters.
MiReOla: A Correction in Regard 10
killing.
Houston The Grand Jury Reports,
Urging Investigations.
San Antonio: The School Teachers
are Again Stood on.
| gainesville: Robbers Display a Weak
ness for Registered Packages.
| Texarkana An Old Feud Finally an,
Fatally Settled.
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Texarkana An Old Feud Finally and
Fatally Settled.
Other Interesting News by Specials
GaLVrsrON

GALVESTON
GALVESTON, oct. q. .--( Specc al. Two loads
ofimmigrants from the Steamship llohen-
zollern were landed to-day by lighters, and
the balance will be brought ashore to.mor.
row. They area healthy looking set, and
will leave during Sunday tor Their respect.
i've destinations IN the interior OF the state.
In accordance with an order from Honor.
able Don A. Pardee, United States circuit
judge, Mr.. G. Dart, clerk OF the district
court, and the jury commissioner, today
drew the names OF thirty parties, 20 serve
as petit Jurors in the United States circuit
court. The Jurors are 10 appear Monday
November h, before the said court.
Hon. Thomas Z. OchilTes arrived at 6
O'Clock this evening, He was met at the
depot by large number OF friends aud os-
oOrtCd to the hotel. lie eappears TO be IN the
best OF health aud is as Jolly as ever.
The tide yesterday was higher than
| Il has been tor months, and was taken ad-
vantage Of by the steamship Prior, from
Shields, with coal, which vessel came II
| over the bar, drawing fifteen feet OF water
This is the deepest dram that has ever conn
into Galveston.
There were but three deeds OF transie
filed this week, amounting to abou
$500.
Doctor Penny, health physician, report
eighteen deaths for the week ending to-day
OF which nine were adults and nine CHI
dren.
Eleven marriage licenses were issued b
County Clerk Wren, this week.
Enterod-Bark ANNA, Rio de Jancir
Z coo sacks of Collee. Cleared -Steamsh
PbWnix, Liverpool ilN bales Of cotto
valued at S226 I76, BARK Nsiaden, Live
po /, 7l2 bales OF cotton valued at S3S 81
Mr.. +, Il, BeChtolshoin died at his roo
to-day from paralysis. The deceased vi
a native OF Bavaria, aged so years, Bare
In his native land and had been in q
United States seventeen years. lie b
been In this city since March last, and W
associated with Judge I. +. Price, in q
practice of law.
GALVESTON, Oct, I'LL Press l-Congres
man Ochiltree OF this district, homewa
bound from his continental tour, reach
here Saturday afternoon and was met
the train 10y several friends, aud escort
: up town. He received quite number
Informal calls this evening.
The wharves and channel are becomi
so crowded with vessels, that the hart
master will shortly commence detaiui
arrivals outside, 10 wait thcir turn.
4 ltis stated here that the impression ?
walls in certain quarters that the Mar
l county election cases will never come I
4 trial.
The remarkably high steamship, the
Grande, len for New York this morn
with the deepest dram ever carried GU
this port Of the Mallory line, The ute
ship Prior came over the bar drawing
teen feet, eclipsing all previous deep WI
record.
The 500 German immigrants &
the steamship Hohoepzallein, Y
- landed this afternoon. The eXamina
& of the baggage by customs officers, and
.C' ticketing by the railroad agents
be continued through the nj
In the morning special trains on the
souri, Pacific and Santa Fe will distriI
the newcomers throughout the state.
immigrants compare iAyorably with
yious arrivals.