The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
Courthouse and other Buildings In
Nevada Crushed by Snow.
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A Brush With The Apache Indians
Twenty-three Killed
Two Men Blown 10 Pieces at North
Adams BY NlirOgIyCerlnc.
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Crooked Matters In Chicago, ST. Louis
and other Points.

KANSAS CITY, January 27.--On the
18th instant party Of two hundred
Apache Indians attacked squad OF
twenty-three soldiers fifty miles south
of Santa Fee, New Mckee. The troops
were on buffalo hunt, and being arm
ed with carbines, made very good
stand and fought CALAMITY Twenty
three red devils We're killed. three
soldiers wounded, one fatally. A de.
tachment of troops has been sent from
Santa Fe to search for the offending
Indians, whom they will further
chastise If found.
CHICAGO, January PA. G. Kissing,
editor of the Staat2 Ieitung, and Jacob
Rein, ex-Police superintendent and
ex-Deputy Collector, j. +. Hoyt have
beeh indicted for whisky frauds. Hoyt
is held in default of sixty thousand
dollars bail. Ten other indictments
MILWAUKEE, January ga dozen
plead guilty in whisky fraud cases.
NEW YORK, January 27,-At meet
ing of creditors of Edwin Booth yes
terday dividend of five and quarter
per cent. was declared by bankrupts
assignee. There are twenty-five cred
itOrs in all, whose claims amout to
about twenty-five thousand dollars.
The estate of Cakes Ames had Sc
cured claim for one hundred thou
sand dollars.
BoULoGNE, January 27.-Fire de-
stroyed the refreshment and washing
rooms of the new International Rail
road station. Freight and Custom
House departments saved. Loss heavy.
ST. LOUIS, January T.--Babcock and
his witnesses have been notified that
they need not appear Monday, as Nc
KEGS trial will not be completed.
SAN FRANCISCO, January T.-The
snow crushed the court house and
other buildings at Shasta, and is block
ing railroads in Nevada.
BOSTON, January q BY fire at
Harvard college, the Pi Eta society lost
most of its records and valuable furni-
ture. f
HAVANA, January 27.--The drouth
in the Multhabago district continues,
damaging the tobacco crop.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, January ~
By the careless hammering Of frozen
plug it exploded two hundred ana fifty
pounds of nitro-glycerine in Mowbray's
nitro-glycerine factory at North Adj
ans, demolishing the building and an
uno ,cupied dwelling, and damaging
other buildings in the neighborhood.
Two workmen were blown to pieces.
ANNA, ILL, January 26.-rhe report
that Craiglow was killed by the Parr
brothers in this county on the 18th in
slant, turns out to be a canard orig
mate and told by the Parr brothers
to their mother-in-law for the purpose
of getting the old lady to send for their
wives, whom they had that morning
deserted, as they had to leave the
country to escape arrest for u INSIDE
meanor.
NEW YORK, January 26.-ln the SUI
perior Court this morning, Lucius w.
Pond, a manufactures, whose whole
sale forgeres created so much surprise
and excitement, withdrew his plea OF
not guilty, and was sentenced to fifteen
wears in the State Prison. There are
still thirty-two indictments against
him.
BosToN, January 26.-The afternoon
papers publish disclosures Affect
Ing 4. ID. Winslow, the well-known
journalist and politician, and known
as one of the principal owners of the
Daily News and Boston Post, though
IL Is not believed that either of these
papers are affected by his transactions,
Which are now coming TO light. Notes
amounting to seven thousand dollars,
negotiated in one of the National
banks by Winslow, are known to bear
forged Endorsements, and it is alleged
that when the amount of his forged
paper is fully ascertained by inyestlga-
ton. il will reach one hundred thou
sand dollars. Winslow left last Thurs
day, accompanied by his family, for
parts unknown.
SALT LAKE, January ga letter
received at Helena, Montana, from
Fort Pease, on the Yellowstone river,
saws Sitting Bulls band Of Sioux at
tackled a party near Fort Pease, on the,
I'd of January, killing one man ana
wounding five Others. Eight horses
were also killed. Another party of
nine men are cut Oft from the Fort by
the Indians, who number several hum
dred. 1t is feared the entire garrison
will be massacred unless speedily as
sisted. -,
ST. JOSEPH, January T.-The inter-
est is great and universal here in the
trial Of Mckee, the proprietor Of the
Globe Democrat. Wagers are offered
that Uncle Billey will go up, based on
the testimony published in his own
IITTLE Rock, January 26.-Work is
to commence at once on the forty-mile
gap between this city and Pine Bluff,
on the Little Rock, Pine Bluff and
New Orleans railroad. Colonel j. II.
Morley, of the Cairo and Fulton rail-
road, Is in charge, which gives Little
Rock another railroad connection with
the Mississippi. m
NEw ORLEANS, January 25.-The
steamer Katie, with three thousand
bales of cotton, while drifting down
the river Sunday night In dense fog,
was carried into Bonnet Care crevasse,
a distance of Q, go feet from the river.
She is being llghtened, and may be
got back into the river without dam
age. - :.
NEW YORK, January 28.--The clerk
of Plymouth Church has furnished q
Rowan with a written CODY of 8. V,