The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15
The Dallss Hunters Stili Swinging
Round the Circle.
Hon. David Culberson says He'll Rnns
Once More.
The Gap In tho Mexican Central now
insignillcan'.
Divers DOlngs In the Departments as
Austin.
TIC Sand Baggtr at DenlSon- Delayed
Trains.
Other Specials from Sundry Sources
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, Feb. h.-[Dpeclal. A spo'
clal car over the Missouri Pacific railway
having on board the 70 lowing Dallssites
fred Davis aud wife Il V. Tompkins and
wife; W. II, Flippin, L. p. Cowen, Colonel
J. ~. Simpson, Miss Lee, Miss
Lula Smith, Miss Carrie Campbell and
Mlss Glenn, of New 0Ieans, arrived
this morning from San Antoi 10. The iarty,
which Is on pleasure bent, let ID llasabout
A week ago and have viaiu d NJ P,sJ, Peso
del Norts and other poiLts. Tn'y cypress
themselves as highly graf Fed WITH thor
trip aud will leave Tor home in the mor3-
ing.
we're held In Broadway African church to-
night. which we're largely ended: Tue
meeting was presided over by j. II. WASH
inrton, and was gl1queuiiy addressed by
Hon. Wright Quincy, Major II. Rush
Pluml,y, DAVID Gordon, Henry Weob and
Mr.. Hutd, OF NassuV4u cts, all OF whom
pronounced glowing euoeies on the
AT The cSncU Of tle addresses
apprupria,e rCsO.allonH were adopted an q
the secretary instructed to forward u copy
of the same 10 Mrs. Philips.
A committee was alao appointed TO solicit
subscriptions 10 the PnlIps monumental
fund.
About 3 O'Clock this afternoon Mrs John,
Hawiey called at the residence OF Daniel
Kelly and begged for Gods sake" 10 be al
lowed TO remain Until daylight. when
admitted TO the h ouse she was found 10 be
wet through, and IN explanation OF her
condition stated that she had attempted
suicide by jumping in pond, put the
water being too shal)w mad failed to nc--
complsh the act and was too much ex-
hau,t.d to walk 10 the biyou. She was
given shelter for the night and his morn
ing rttgrned home. Domestic troubles are
said 10 ba the cause Of tle at'enpt
GALVESTON, Feb. a -lPress l-At!hche4
10 the Missouri Pacific lraln which arrived
this rorning was a special hunting car con-
iniug party composed Of the following
prominent citizens Of Dall,s. " tn their
ladic: Alfred Davis ard Mr1 Divisi X
V. TompEins In1 Mrs. Tompkins; W. Ii.
F.ppin, Il. i. Cowen, Colonel J. n Simp-
son, Misses Lee, Lula Smith and Carrie
qr,ubal Of Dallas. and Mis- Glenn, OF
y " Ole.us. The eXcurs!onsis left Da.ias
about a week ago TO hunt antelope on the
western plains and rTnSlcr game in
Ctler portions OF the s'ate. lhey
went 80 far vest ag Pa-O del Norte ara re
turning visited San Auionio ana Austin,
thence comir & direct to this cl y, stopping
wherever they desired, thus enjoying them
selves TO the fall bent of their inclination
The party leave for Dallas tomorrow, ac-
companitd by Mr.. and Mrs W, ii New
man and Captain and Mrs. w. q. Con
nor. NJ
Judge Gustave Cooks stable o. Texas
racers including Ferg Kyle are now guar
tered at oleander park this city, where they
remain till April. 100
The bark Eugene, with 1000 bags OF
coffee arrived to-day from Rio lanerio.
1t understood an organiz N movement
to aid the food sufferers will be started i'm
media.ely by the secret orders Of Gaiyes-
ton.