The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-06
GAINEsrON.

GALvEroS, Fob. 5.--fSpecial The ~.
preme court affirmed. LImplenan vs.,
Gresham n al, from Grimes Smith 81 al.
VI. Wingaio, from Orange,
Reversed and remande1 Heirs Oi Brown
"a. Brown, from NayrIro, ltWo cltosl
To be reversed unless rsm,ttur rs tuirftd
In ten days Ellis W, Ross, from san Ja'
C.ntO.
Generally sgued petitions endorsing
Coiluo. j. 4. Elliott Tor commissioner from
| Texas - the exposition o. New orleans,
were being circulated to.diy, and among
the business men OF this city he Is regard
ed q very proper person 10 represent the
state 40 that tlmp. In conversation with Is
member OF the cotton exchange to-day
your correspondent was informed that
| C1l0uCI Ellio'ts lppointmcnt would mcct
with general favor tar ughlut the state.
/ Colonel Elliot, le't for Austin this evening,
The Galveston public arc considerably
/ ,NcrCifed over tho sudden ard
mysterious disappearance ui Mrs Arderoun
vito ot g.. h. Anderson, who LETT her resi-
/ deuce on Mechanic tire-t mt o'clock
/ sunday morning Stree which time nothing
/ HISS been hoard from her. A note 10 her
| son, employed 90 the wholesale house OF i.
/ g. Wood & soH. stated that she was
worn uut with lli,i that her
! husband had iorsakon her; that rho was
/ too proud 10 bey, and had determined 90
/ end Der existence py drowning. IT, b. SAID
/ that her husband, who is a
[ civil engineer, seriously complained
/ gi Acr extravaganza ard her propensity 20
| incur dob'1 which he could iH
afford io my, and his rgmoustuaD,
/ with her led 10 IN estrgngeMelt aud
/ tlpU .hc last time he was here they agreed
| 10 separate, he taking tho youngest child,
/ % bog of 10 years, vita him 10 Now
| Or!eans, where be 30 sala % Ur
. b. a. N#r#H# L.
| separation had a depressing effect uu
| Mrs Anderson, who vas q proud,
| nigh Gpirlted woman, and becoming
| involved IN debt, besieged with creditors
and threatened with eiectmcu. by her
| landlord unless the rental was forthcoming
was driven TO distraction aud ultimately
| TO commit seli-destruCtiOn. That II was
| premeditAted ia confirmed by the fact that
"a few days prior to her disappearance
she told a lpdy In the neighborhood
that she was going away and when she
was gone TO tell her son to give
her certain articles in her (Mri
Anderson O. house. A thorough search was
instituted Immediately after her dis
appearance was discovered. but up 10
! this limo the efforts OF the searcheis
have not been rewarded with success.
| Mrs. Anderson IL described "a rsmsrka-
| bly, well preserved woman, about A. years
old, large, well proportionei, oil
] splendid carriage, DTuuele,
and has flashing black eyes. She was well
educated and accomplished, and is said TO
be well connected. Her disappearance
! has caused considerable excitement
| In the city and some are inclined to the be.
! lief that she changed her MUD about drown
| ing and has made way with herself by
other means, and that her body will yet he
found
Justice spann this evening held an in
quest on the body OF Frank
George, infant son OF John George
who was found d; owned in Il boiler OF water
on the back gallery Of his parents resi-
| dence. When iouna he wac lying face
down in the water, and from appearances
had not i cen IN he water long.
GALVESTON Feb. = Fresg. II etitions
We're freely circulated and numerously
signed in 6 aly eston to-day, recommending
Colonel John ! Elliott Of the Dallas HER
ALL for the position OF chief com missioner
! from Tie, at 10 the New flcans exposi-
| tion.
The fourteen Eonths old child OF Mr..
| John George was lett by its N other to-day
alona IN a rooE while the went into an
nd dining apartment TO attend to caller.
Retsruing "a G few minuter the lady was
horriGed to discover that the infant had
fallen head downward into vessel of water
and drowned.
John G. Coslon form ely OF This city,
has, With Etephen Dye, OF leE Orleans,
invented end patented Il ma hinc Tor eject
ing OIL OH trov bled waters ltoE tb. bow OF
vessel dsrIng storm.