The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-05
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Lieutenant General Shcridan's head
quarters this morning. ltrefcrs to the
girls whose rescue from the Indians
was announced some time ago:
During the fight two white girls were
recaptured from the Indians. tap
pears these sisters, Adelaide and Julia,
Germans, aged three and seven years
respectively, were captured in Kansas,
en- route from Georgia to Colorado.
They state that their father, mother,
brother and one sister were murdered,
and that they and two older sisters
were kept prisoners. They have no
positive knowledge of their where
abouts.
Their story of woe and suffering is
simply too terrible to relate. They
were almost naked and nearly starved.
They are now under charge of Surgeon
Waters, and will receive every care
and attention, and when strong enough
to endure thejourney will be forwarded
to Leavenworth. | most earnestly rec
ommend that ample annual provisions
be made for these children by the gov
eminent out of the annuity a%ppropria-
ton for the benefit of the Indians.
1t is officially stated that no whites
have entered h Black HIS region
since the military expedition.
ROME, November 27.-The bill Civ
nnnnaIIv is nrooressiuy fayorably in
tho IDENTITIES
Paris, November GA frightful
disaster has occurred on inc Great ol.
bernard 10 a 'rhveiinS parry, m Mnho and
eleven neonle We're lost.
Dispatches from Berlin say that
Prince Gortschakoli has directed the
l.uss,un leptes Jniau ou aha mrnnreos of
Marshal Serrano;s Observation-Disclosures
establishing its power, with u view to
formal recognition.
The Standard states that there Is
reason 10 uelieve .tav 'n e y onn,mnn
nolicv NV Russia and Germany
have been removed, in consequence of
which the former VIII speedily recog-
nize the present government or SPAN,
Russia's previous refusal to 40 SO nav
ing been owing to Gortschakolrs per-
sonal influence.
LONDON, NoVember2I.-Dean otan-
ley was elected rector OF 81. Andrews
university over the marquis OF SAILS
bury by five votes.
A director or the bank OF Buenos
Ayres mas telegraphic adVlces that the
Indians have Acknowledgement Mltre,
who fled.
NEW YORK, Novembe 27.-The
Hamburg steomsbin which
49, aoa,,. - Uohol,on tn-dov ofyorad
mus oochs a' iio'he"' 'uS
10 pay Sixty aolia's ihonVh W '"eh'y-
four longshoremen, ana forty cents an
hour for overwork, which was refused,
and all The lonosboremen there are
emt MI "a +ho or,nIov
ou.' Ane oo"i heavens "no
of two firms who furnish coal Tor the
steamship companies in Hoboken and
for several lines in New York. also
H.. 1on,ona,
"enV ouV oi " ''riNe uh'ii 'he ue,nau'
OF the lOngshoremen are acceded 10.
Everything is quiet.
FREEMANSBURG. Pa. November 81,
AT four O'Clock this morning the
startling discovery was made that the
infant and only child of Mr.. Allen
Glass had been stolen during the night
by some person or persons who had en-
tered the dwelling and taken the little
II out of the cradle, which stood at the
side of the bed in which lay the moth
er unconscious of what was going on.
The excitementis very great, and many
are the theories in regard to the mat
ter. However, the case is a mystery,
and battles the skill OF the police ana
others VINO awe been uhremiItihg IN
their search for the missing chlld. Inc
case Will be thoroughly siited.
FREEMANSBURG, Va, November 81.
early yesterday morning there was
great excitement over the reported
stealing of an infant, (Olean CLASP
from the cradle. During the night the
unremitting search of citizens and au-
thorities resulted in finding the body
of q child i'm Lehigh river, which was
recognized as the missing baby. The
evidence indicates that the mother
threw it in. Mrs. Glass was arrested
and conveyed to Easton Jail this
n noinitg. w lneu ""0 s
W.mr Nouo,,hor o7-rho
grand CHAPTER of Masons assembled
this morning. The committee on jur-
isprudence presented their report,
adouted recognizing the grand CHAPTER
of West Virginia. Also a resolution
approving the doings ana decisions OF
INC SeheTal SIaIu hiSu Pieoi,'ehV ioi
n reress at eleven this morning to at
tend divine services.
NEW YORK, November 27.-The
iongshoremen are e~ndeavorlng 10 n
us. ene oW sha nand;nn eom .,s h,t
thew have only succeeded in uniting
them with the steamship men. A gen.
dra l nf prooLipp TerSev 2itv and
Hoboken unless the uniform schedule
of rates prescribed by the longshore-
men Is adopted. IN many instances
thn nr,ces now noiJ Tyonbie is an. {
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