The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23
A Nephew VI Nov. Vim. English Dies
~ Mason.
Small.poY Sweeping Away the Babies
OF New Mexico.
A uegira OF Prespectory TO honttzs-
na's Land.
A Wreck on the Texas & Paclfe-Loss
Of Life.
The Supreme Court Makes a Big Hole
In the Docket.
A Sesaadrei 10 Scattering Stryehnine
at Denlsos.
hissellapesus Special News Items.
The Supreme Court Makes Big Hole
Ia the Docket.
A Sesaadrei 10 Scattering Stryshnine
at Denlson.
Miscellaneous Special News Items.
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON.
dALvssros. Jan. - 3-TSpecial,l THE
supreme court affirmed Holloway vs..
Blum ct a., from Fsystte; Arcis ct al. W.
hcDonnsll. from Webb; Texas. Mexican
railway Ell al. W. Harbeok ct al, from
Webb; Lockett ct al. VS.. schuerenberger ct
al., from Wsahiogten; Hemphill ". Wat
sou, from Parker; Threndaill ct al. vs.. But
Ter, from McLennsn; Bonner W. stephens
OF al, from Johnson; Spencer W. Ripley Of
al, from Falls.
Appeal dismissed Moore ct ul. vs.. HALE
wood, from Falls.
Submitted. Lee W. wilkins ct al, from
Washington; Taylor ct al. vs.. Huck et A..
from Goliad; Terrell vs.. Teal ct AL, from
Victoria; Eyanseck Va. Gulf Colorado &
Santa Fe railway, IRON Washington; Dali
las W. Gull Colorado 4 Santa Fe railway,
from Washington; Newman ct al. vs.. Dod-
son, from Washington; Linney VS.. Wood,
from Victoria; Sideck vs.. Duran, from Vic
toria; Hsnrick vs.. Cava1augh, from Will
Hanson.
The commission of appeals reports to the
supreme court to he affirmed: Spencer vs..
Ripley et al, from Falls; Bielder ct al. vs.
Ballard ct al. from Hill; Bonner vs.. Steph-
ems ct al, from johnson; Thresdgill et al.
VS.. Butler from HcLennan; Nettles vs..
Smith, from Falls; Bsrtly vs. Brooke, from
Burnett; Baker vs.. Brs1os Bridge company,
from Brszos.
To bereversed and rsmandsd: Robert.
son ct al. vs.. Tucker et al, from Hill; Ca
ruthers vs.. Longly ct. A., from Burnett;
Allen W. Plsrs0D, from Falls; Greathouss
W. Greathouse. from Bell.
To be reversed and dismissed: Moore
ct al. VS.. Hazlewood, from Falls.
To be reversed ana rendered for appel
nil ata al frnv
Lehman.
The deep water committee will to-mor,
row night submit their report for final
seton of the council, showing in the
shape OF memorial TO congress that
deep water at Galveston is a
public exigent which should not be left 10
uncertain annual appropriations. The
memorial quotes the success OF the jetties,
and figuring on the proposed basis OF pay
n,ent, shows that in two wears gain OF six
feet Of water would be obtained
ii the same amount OF money,
sl,000000, 100000 OF which Galveston ap-
propriated, as expended under HoweiFs
plan in eight years for two ieot OF water.
The adoption of the memorial will be unan-
imous.
GALVESTON. Jan. 22.-rPressl-G
Sealy president OF the Gulf Colorado IL
Santa Re Railway will resign about March
lst. He says his private business requires
his entire attention. John Sealy, the
present general manager, will be made |
president. and viii increase super |
vising control Of the road The |
active management will be
placed in the hands of Webster Snyder
who has been elected general manager.
Snyder is now general manager Of the Lou
isville, Evansville q st. Louis road, George |
Sealey alleges that he knows of no other
changes to occur. 1t is rumored
that II. 2. Klleen, secretary and
assistant general manager, has rendered |
his resignation, and that it has not been
Street talk TO the effect that
there will be a new deal all round aud
there is a possibility that the road
may soon pass from under the
control of the present managers and become
no longer a Galveston institution. De-
9 eased earnings and alleged bad manage
nent are said TO have much to do with the
trouble.
G.. Clinton Gardner, general manager of
iha Mexican National railway, has resigned
his position in order to accept the presiden-
" OF tho Buffalo, Philadelphia and New
ORR railway, 10 is not known when the
resignation will take effect OF whether his
iucCessor has been chosen.
The recent mysterious nesting OF rail.
'oad men here, Il is said, was Tor the pur-
)ose OF reGrranging rates aud classihca-
ions. Another meeting viii be held on the
18Th instant,