The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11
NEWS BY SPECIALS.
4 Family Believed 10 have been POIs-
oned at Galveston.
Cieburne has u Fire OF Alleged incen-
diary Origin.
Flynn Fires His Handy Pistol into o
Crowded Hotel.
An Accident on the Texas 4 ~. Louis
Railroad.
A Black aud Tan Couple Pay Toll at
Denison.
A Specimen OF Young America Turns
upat Richland
Other Specials from SuTplry Sources.
Other Specials from Surslry Sources.
GALVESTON.

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GALyEsrog, March lO-rbpeoisl The
commissioners of appeals afitmed' Collin
County VS.. Roberts ct ai, iroo Collin; state
". Cardenas ct al, from llidlfo,
Reversed and remanded; Lasance W..
L.e Gierse, from Smith, Cafdle e. al vs..
Parks .t al, from Grayso Heath, admin
i,trator. vs.. Lane 1t al fsom Harrison; !;
Mcdaniel w. Neednam, !roni Pamela.
Last night Christine and NAV Wagner,
aged respectively 81 monthsi aud 3 years,
q led after being sick about Ten days. But
the parents aud other children OF the fami-
lv being taken sick In the same manner
gave rise TO a suspicion thnt The family had
been poisoned. A jury o. Inquest YVES im-
psuneled and evidence beard aud final ac'
lion to-dAy postponed until "Wednesday so AS
toallow the matter to 20 before the county
commissioners court tomorrow 20 that
analysts OF the contents OF the etomachs
can be ordered by them. ms course is
necessary from the fact that the attending
physicinn declares that they died OF dyseu-
tory, although circumstsncos point direct
To uoleoning The family Is that OF George
Wagner, who formerly resided at Lake
Charles. Louisiana, and came TO this city
about three months since. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wagner ore still in precarious condition.
The frat election under the new charter
for aldermen WAS held to-day, aud barring
unietly. The candidates elected were as iol-
lows: First ward, Ali Smith, over Frank
NARROW. who has held the OilcC for several
terms: third ward, a. J. Auscroyei hth
ward. John Grathgard; seventh ward, Dave
Fahri; ninth ward. james ID. Sherwood;
eleventh ward, John Wegnof, the pres
ept incumbent Mr.. Musgrovo was tor
merly from New Orleans, and Is one OF the
Young aud aspiring merChapts OF this CITY.
rhe choice meets so far as is known with
general iavor.
The ninaly.nine Australian and Italian
entrants, who arrived In this city ia dies
titlte circumstances last week, were token
IN chnrge by the santa te railway today
who alter providing them with provisions
DISPATCHED them 70 Seguin over their owr
and the Galveston, Harrisburg u San An
tonic railway free Of charge, where the CAT
vestou. Harrisburg IL SHn Antonic
| railway will care for them Hi
the Castle Garden Of r9xGs until they car
| find emp,oyment. OF the party there are
thirty-fye children. The action OF thu
railroad companies IS commented upoi
| .avorably.
hank received papers fro Washington
giving them full authority to do ban king
| business. Under the ,gI ant the instilut on
| which has subscribed stock OF 500 COO
| will begin business some time this month
| Mr.. G. y. Huntington and party, consist
ing Of the following persons arrived in the
oity last night: Miss o. q. Huntington,
Mrs. ID. p Worsham, Master Worsham,
Mrs. Porter, Mics Dunbar, Il. Il. Psrdee,
a; j. J'G fill"Grs, Curtis, A. w. Browne Browne
L. o. Parke, San Francisco; Colonel 7. W.
| Pierce Mr.. Z. w. Pierce, Jr., Mr.. Q. g.
Gibbs and Mr.. ii. Q. Logan. IL is not Mt;
| Fillmore who Is general superintendent oil
the Central Pacific railway; A portion OF
| the party left this evening, but Mr. Hunt
| ington and the rest Of the party will re-
main Til tomorrow. He declines TO be lir
| tcryiewed, bnt the visit is regarded TO be Oh
| business connected with his road.
siGA GALvEsroH Mach l0.-[Press. Mayor
| Fulton reiuaes to accept the re'ignation OF
II. g. Street as member OF The committee
appointed by ths city council TO present C.
deep water project to congress. The mayor
cbarscterlzes rs uufortunato the recent al.
deruanic resolutions in favor OF the appro-
pralion asked for by the government en-
gneer and ventures the opinion tnot sew
er.eighths OF the people of the city and
stae believe in the Eids plan.
w. II. Martin having resigned the posi-
tion OF master car-builder oi the Guli'
Colorado & Santa Fe, the office has been
iigcontinued. George B. Nichols, master
mechanic of the road, assumes the control
Of the motive power and car department.
Huntington and party were given drive
on the beach and through the city to-day
by number OF prominent Galyestonians.
The drift Of the railway kings
conversation was in favor OF the Esds deep
water project 10 the exclusion OF other
plans. The visitors leave for New Orleans
tomorrow.
GALVESTON, March 10 Arrived: Steam
ships Harris, Morgan City; tchooners Pat
AristiaD, Calcasien; Champion. Caleasieni
willy Ann, Calcssien, Emily Mermentani
Emma Clara, Cacasien; Ball Player, Pat
tersonville Julia Cslcasisn. Oleard: Bark
Lottis Stewart, Liverpool Sailed: Steam
shin |. G. Harris, BrazpH Santiago.