The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-04
MlSELLAN EOUS.

holders.
CLEVELAND, April "A special dis
patch to the Cleveland FaindealeI
from Akron, Ohio, says tie Office q
the United States Expire Compan,
was robbed last night of 81, 400 in casI
ana several sealed bags of Money. Tn
loss, 1t is thought, will amount to $50,
900 or $4,000.
GALVESTON, April 3.-ohere ha
been no fighting on the Mclean Dor
der yet, though the fight expected 70
some days is still feared monentarily
Gunboats have moved up tc be read,
to protect American interests. Gener
al Labarra and other Mexicm official.
have rented houses for theirfamiles
on Texas soil.
JACKSON, Miss, April She State
Republican Convention sendsiourteen
Of her sixteen delegates to TIN Cincin.
natl Convention for Oliver / Morton
for President, and adopted reolutions
iEdorsing his course. The colGed con-
vention declare him to be thl unani-
nous choice OF the colored 'oters of
Mississippi.
JEFFERsoNVILLE, Ind, Apri Go.
lionel Edward +. Jones, prominent
resident OF Canton, Mississippi, tenn
porarily located in this city, while en-.
gagged in introducing his sevral pat
ent inventions, committed su.ide, by
taking hydrate choral, Reprt says
business troubles, coupled will excess
sive drinking, caused him to ommit
the deed.
LOUISVILLE, April 3,-Martn Van
Buren, South, a butcher of Frankfort,
Kentucky, was assassinated thee this
morning by an unknown person The
authorities followed Il horses traks to
the house of a butcher nan ed Walker
Stephens, whom they arrsted.
Stephens had previously made treats
against South because OF the laters
success in taking meat conlract'rom
him.
LITTLE Rock, April 3.-Que a
heavy storm and wind .prevailedast
night near Fraskwood, thirty lilies
south of this city, on the ST. Luis,
Iron Mountain and Southern RailDad.
a tree was blown across the track. A
passenger train going south ran lto
ii. The engine and train, excepshe
sleeper, were thrown from the tack
aud the engine ditched. The egin.
Ger, w. p. McNally, was thrown nto
the water and held by the locomove.
His leg was broken in three placeslnd
other injuries inflicted.
OMAHA, April 3.-The storm witch
set in along the eastern slope o the
mountains, left ten inches of snG at
Cheyenne and Denver, and exteded
east, changing to rain and wet sow,
but is now clearing away. Atthis
point there was very slight 1l of
snow. Trains from and to the Vest
are all delayed by the snow, est of
Bitter Creek and west of Green liver,
Wyoming. The train bound Eas due
at Bitter Creek, was eighteen ours
late.
General Crook has arrived frol the
West.
MEMPHIS, April3 st has beeuain-
ing almost continuously for tt past
twenty-four hours, and thoua the
river is now five inches above anger
line and rising steadily, little image
is reported as yet. The river now
five inches higher than on the 9TH of
last August, and within fourteelnches
of the extreme high water of Ia.
On Thursday morning the ore Of
Hirsh Bros, at Somerville, Teressee,
was broken open by party of sguis-
ed men, fifteen in number, VIII after
beating the young Hirshes, tie ropes
around their necks and dragge them
through the streets for some tie, and
finally released them, after cling
them if they should remain tire an
other night they would beilIled'
When the brother return their
store they found they had beenobOed
of sixteen hundred dollars.
GALVESTON, April "a scial to
the Galveston News, from ro"ns-
vile, Texas, April LIST, says Night
before last, Mr.. Sustendal, aIAmeri-
can citizen, aged sixty years, as tax
en- to a fort at Matamoras anplaced
on the top of the parapet wall'ln the
event that the revolutionists III maue
an attack, he would have be'nearly
between two fires and certain killed.
About IL o'clock at night Conl Will
son went to General Labarrand de-
manded SustendaPs instant lease,
and the demand was compli'with.
To-day orders were receiv, from
Washington, at least so repord, and !
Consul Arlson came to this blk, aud
very soon afterwards the II Bravo
steamed ,up, crossed the r'r ana
made fast to the iexlcan
bank. This was about foIo'clock'
Steam launches are policinfhe river
and soundings have been me. 1t is
reported that the President s direct
ed that the foreign residenlof Mata'