The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-11
Associated Press Dispatch 60.

New YORK, April l0--A German seek
ing employment at the New York gas
works was stabbed by strikers.
Five of the crew of the bark Peter c.
Worwick, from Rio at New York, arc sick
with the yellow fever. The vessel was
Immediately Guaranteed, and the sick ta-
ken TO the West Bank Hospital.
The insurance on Horace Greeley's life,
amounting to one hundred thousand dol
lars, has been collected. The policy is the
largest paid in the last decade,
There was no strike OF the men in the
Manhattan gas works to-day, as reported.
The leaders of the strike pretend they have
information from more works that there
will be a combined strike of all the men
in the city before "A hours. Per contra, n
meeting Of men now at work called on the
Superintendent Of the Manhattan works
and stated that no strike was contemplated
by the men,
There were two arrests Of strikers who
assaulted men this morning.
Later.--By general consent the strike
of the gas men is failure. Yesterday a
number of gas men from other cities ar
rived at the New York companies works
by steamer.
More Italians have been relieved from
duty to their great joy.
Everything will be going right before
the end of the week.
Officers say the police have arrested two
strikers this morning for assaulting
workmep.
The strike last year caused decrease
of build ng from he previ Gus year of
100000.
ACTIVITY ON THE RIO GRANDE.
SAN ANTONIO, April l0.--A letter states
that seven regiments are now on the Ri o
Grande. Gems. Sheridan, Belknap and
other military officers are there in con-
slant consultation, leading to the belle
that some important military movement is
ahoat.
LONDON, April 10 "A she'll exploded
aboard her mOjesty's cunning ship Cam
bridge during practice OF Davenport.
Many persons we're hurt. No details
PnILADELpnIA, April l0-Mathew Baird,
senior member of the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, retired, receiving two millions for
his interest.
WILMINGTON, N, c.. April l0-The Will
mington, Charlotte & Rutherford Railroad
was sold at auction to-day, under decree
of the Superior Court of New Honorer
county. Ed. Mathews, trustee for the first
mortgage bondholders, became the pur-
chaser at eleven hundred thousand dol
lars.
PARIS, April l0.-A desperate fgl oc
Cured few days ago in small town of
0lunne, department of Verdel, between
two rival companies of strolling actors .
Nine of the mbaiants were killed and
several injured.
FIGHT DETwEES INSURGENTS AND GOVERN
MEYT TROOPS IN SPAIN.
A dispatch from Persignon says the
Carlists under Ssbal!s appeared before
Pergicernia in the Spanish province OF
Corona ttis morning and demanded the
surrender of the town. The government
troops refused and the insurge nts imme-
dately opened fire.
LONDON, April l0,--Developments made
in the Bank of England forgery, when
was before the Lord Mayor to-day, which
conclusively establish the fact that the for
geries we're committed by Austin Bidwell,
arrested at Aorano, and whose surrender
has been ordered by the Spanish govern
mcnt. Geo. Mcdonnell is held for extra
dition in New York. Geo. Bidwell, whose
arrest in Edinburg has already been an
nounced, was the first person taken.
KEY WEST, April lO--.The City of Dali
las from New York for New Orleans, is
ashore on sand beach 10 miles south of
Jupiter Hight. She will probably get of.
fnoMAsvlLLE, ONT, April lO.---The
greatest food,for so yrs, devastating many
villages and indundating farms. In the
principle business streets at this place the
water is feet deep. The post office can
only be reached by boats.
Cry OF MEXICO, April 1.-The country
is quiet. The revolution in Topic is rap
idly subsiding.
The epizootic prevails to an alarming
Nxtent. Fowls, horses and cattle being
lied 10 an alarming extent.