The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-10-10

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anray took place 10 day Ut Walter
smelling works, on tie lower Justice
Hastings works. Two men wore ln-
stnnlly klllcd aud two have Since died.
! a hnh will not live over the night.
There has been trouble among the
trustees of the Justice mining cOmpn-
ny, two parties lightiug for the control
Of the company, one side represented
rs Mr.. MIncar, president Of tho com
pany, who appointed w. Kellogg SUI
perintendent, day before yesterday, In
the place of Fred. Smith, the present
superintendent. Trouble has been an
ticipated for the last two days.
This evening about o'clock party
of men, headed by Mr.. Kellogg, the
newly appointed superintendent, went
to Walters smelling works, and when
near the works they were warned OF.
Instead of obeying they made rush
for the entrance, when shooting COM
menced on both sides.
The followingare the names Of those
killed: w. Kellogg and NJ. KEN. Ri
ley and Brown were MORALLY wounded.
The men who were killed are repre-
scented as most desperate characters.
The affair caused great excitement in
Gold Hill and the vicinity. Triple
died during the night.
AUGUSTA, Ca, October flames
Gardner, for many years editor and
proprietor of the Constituencies, and
lately of the firm of Hoyt d Gardner,
New York died at his residence near
this city this morning, aged siXty-two
years.
RICHMOND, Va, October 1.-THE dis
sessions among the republicans of the
third congressional district eliminated
to-day in the. nomination Of two
candidates for congressional honors.
Two conventions were held, each hay
ing full delegation, and each claim
ing to be the legal gathering Of the
representatives of the republicans of
the district.
Both conventions met at noon at
different places and after the usual pre-
liminary business, proceeded regularly
to work, the result Of which was the
nomination by one, of Hon. J. Amber
Smith, the present incumbent in con-
gress and by the other of Rushburg,
collector of United States internal rev.
enue. The latter heretofore reported,
was nominated for the position at q
convention held September lG. From
present indications both candidates
will enter the contest, as it is certain
neither will withdraw in favor of the
other. as the feeling between the two
factions is very bitter. 1t is possible
however, yet not very probable, that q
compromise may be effected in the in
terest of the party by each withdraw
ing and q. new man put forward.
NASHVILLE, October 7.--EX-Presi-
dent Johnson spoke three hours and
half at Shelbyville yesterday. The
speech was mainly defending himself
against the Union and Americans
Chattanooga special, and an editorial of
October Sd, in which he was designa-
ted as an eX-republican president, and
in favor of the reputation of state
and national obligations.
PHILADELPHIA, October 7.--William
a. Blanchard, formerly n well known
publisher of the firm of CARR, Lee and
Blanchard died last night, aged IL.
FoRDHAM, N. Y, October THE
mile dash was won by Fadaline, with
Freakness second, and Gray Planet
third. Time--l:45.
BosroN, October THE republican
convention,nominated Talbot for gov
ernor. The ballot stood: Talbot, $50;
Loring, 10s; Charles Devins, jr, 81;
John f. SANFORD, 90; b. F. Butler, 16;
Howe and Dawes each /.
WASHINGTON, October 7.-Bristow
is here; Grant at st. Louis; Sherman at
Cincinnati; Powers at Galveston.
NEW IBERIA, La, October T.--Col-
onel ID. Blame, here to-day, made a
statement concerning affairs i'll st.
Martins, published in certain papers
yesterday, purporting to be based on
dispatches. He says the reports are
utterly false. Neither at the time nor
since the arrival of troops have the
citizens been under arms in any part
of the parish. All arc quietly gather
ing their crops.
Rio JANEIRO, October S.-A dispatch
from Buenof Ayres, dated to-day, says
that the government has asked congress
for grant of twenty-seven million dol
lars to meet the expenses of the gov
eminent. There was slight engage
mcnt reported outside of the city,
which ended in retreat of the gov
eminent troops. 1t is rumored that
negotiations have been opened with
the insurgent leaders.
LONDON, October S.--The excitement
in Northampton continues and the au-
thorities fear a renewal of the riot. The
streets have been crowded all day with
constables, large special force having
been sworn in to do patrol duty in the
city.
Two batteries of artillery have ar
rived, and it is hoped tonight that
further disturbances will be avoided.
The coal miners of West Riding,
Yorkshire, resolved on strike, which
begins tomorrow.
Heavy bail has been offered for
Count Won Armin, but been refused.
According to present indications the
prisoner will in few days be ar
raigned before the criminal court in
Berlin, when the public prosecutor
may demand several years imprison-