The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13

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has bsen splitting blood ever since the scol
dent. Mrs. w. j. Mccormick, o. X. vii.
son ard negro woman, all from the las
mentioned place, were more or iess bruised
about the head, MS were slso the train men,
but none seriously. pr ". N. Hick, road
surgeon. came down from Tyler to-day and
Is in attendance on the injured cnes.
GALVESTON.
GlLyEsTos, March ii.-[Speclsll- l--fhs
supreme court affirmed: state ys. OaTde-
mas et al, from Hidalro; Collin county vs..
Robert. et al, from Colliu; Tom et III W
Wslh9tfer az al, from 3on1ales.
Reversed and remanded; ohhey e. al
W.. Flock. from Harris; Houston & Texas
Central railNsy vs.. Schmidt, from Harris;
Hutchius w Lockett, from johnson; Me-
Danisls VS.. Needham, rom Panolo.
GALVESTON, March II -tPrass,l l-Rs gard
log report published here yesterday that
yellow fever had again appeared In Vera
Cruz, Mexico. and that l26 persons had
died from the disease in the city
In the last month the following ID
comic private cablegram was received here
to-day: Statements al untrue" In addi-
tion TO tho above, Miss Jennie r. Banks.
who landed A. Galveston to-day by tho
steamer Whitney, iorty.eight hours from
Vera Cruz, says she spent sevsrrl days Ia
thar city aud heard nothing Cl lha alleged
endemic. In her opinion the repost is On.
tirely incorrect.
The Washington Gusrds were subjected
10 official Inspection tonight by Colonel
Forshey, assistant ndjutant-genefal. and
Iieutenant-Colnnel MoRAe, of General
Claibornas siafl. The condition 81 arms,
uniforms ana accoutremerts Ol ths com-
many was pronounced excellent aud nv the
manual of arms, loading and iiring by cNgn-
pany aud fle the guarda proved themselves
irllv usg ., the standard.
Huntington to-day leit for H0u9ton.
From there he will go to New Orleans and
thence north.
Inquest on the remains Of tho WtFner
children, whose sudden and mysterious
death were reported yesterday. has been
until tomorrow.
The new ci railroad compsny ipphed for
injuuct on 20 prevent theolf company from
interfering with projected -I u.tlons.
Daring the latter pay %, F'Aruary Imsn
giving the name OF y. Il. s-afton. came to
Galve ton IRON II teton, bringing wit him
- quantity of pint srr pliers 'cds valued
~ goout So O1). Whlch he said As gas tax.
The goods were tne pfonerty
OF Il. DaleleIst, OF Houston,
wi, IA whom be e,artad in busiuess. About
tha 1T @. he mont n DC wrote Dalglelst that
he shipped the goods 70 M-x.1. oy
schooner, nd requested him % me-. b1' m
LAftuO. Duleltiea CdHlt w tAld " ~ Ahi
found Brattor gone, but iesta'd
that the coodq had been ro'pped
to Little Rock ON three different
days in the name Of w II. ESsus
and as IA blind two chests Were rnippat o
New Orleans 10 nue Eidridge &c unr-
fed the police. who 'segfrphed
the chief at Little Rlog. The
latter official on the arrival
OF the goods took hold Of .hem and t--fay
arrested Bratton alias Evans. Nr, Dslg-
leist, who had followed. received .'i5 PROG
rrty, but declined 20 proven he
scamp was Turned loose. B.adr. claims
Ds,las "a his home, aud says the glia3 was
used on account Of family matters
The war between the s'ree, n.i,r'4y CON-
panic, Still wakes hot, the latest move
being the petition Of the Gulf C,ty rsi'way
iilet Gay. praying for ipjuciioi spklust
the Galveston city railway restraining mem
from further interference with paritiUrCrsin
Their work OF trGck-laYing, e'c. Ths mo
tiun will be heard by Judge Stewart Satur-
day. In the meantime every ythtng rsmaiDs
stata quo..