The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-02

tlNClNNATl, January SI.-The Ga.
lelto's THIN, Ohio, special reports the
discovery there Of n child supposed Ia
be Charlie Ross, His photograph has
been sent TO Mr., Ross, At Philadelphia,
who admits that the boy bears n close
resem blance 10 his son, and asked that
the boy he kept until Mr.. Ross reaches
there. The child was left there IN Oc-
toher last by two men. who have not
since been seen. He gives his name
rs Charlie Skates, aud says he came
from Cincinnati.
BUFFALO, January 30.-Haryey D..
Windsor, Of Detroit, WAS arrested here
yesterday by Deputy United States
Marshal Simpson, OF Milwaukee, on n
charge of robbing the mail thirteen
years ago, while employed In the post.
Office, Windsor states that he was ar
rested aud admitted to bail, and, fail
ing TO appear foTtrial, his bail was for
feited. Windsor mey be remembered
rs the starter of large mining com.
panles.
NASHVILLE, January 30.-At Meow
on Station, Humphreys county, yester-
day, an old man named Jackson, was
deliberately murdered by a saloon
keeper named a. j, Pemberton. As
far AZ known, there was no prov0ca-
ton for the bloody deed. Pemberton
was arrested and Jailed, Threats of
lynching We're INDUCED in, which may
yet be carried out.
BALTIMORE, January 30.-The explo.
sion OF dynamite or salty powder, fol-
lowed by fire, occurred yesterday after
noon IN the factory at Riddle and Still
man streets, q thickly settled neighbour
hood. About three hundred cans con
tanning twenty-five pounds each eX-
ploded In volleys, continuing for half
an hour The building was shattered,
the wall crumbling in with the last
volley and injuring six llremen, but
none seriously. During the explosion
the greatest CONSERVATION prevailed
and several families procured wagons
and moved away from the neighbour
hood.
LOUISVILLE, KY, January 80. Ten
days ago Henry Harris, while in the
company of Mollie Adrlane, nm actress
in the vaudeville line, was approached
by w. q. Sharp, an old friend and
friend and paramour OF the woman.
Sharp was intoxicated, and Ia his
drunken stupidity imagined that Har-
ris was endeavoring to establish him
self in the favor of Adrane. While
laboring under this belief, he shot Har-
ris in the stomach, and then, picking
up the woman, sprang into his buggy
and escaped. He was subsequently,
captured and is now in jail. Harris
lived in great agony until last night
when his death occurred.
CINCINNATI, January 30.-The dis.
appearance of Smith n. Halves, who
retired from the office of City Treas
urer at Covington, Kentucky, last
and the subsequent discovery
OF u deficit IN his account of some six
teen thousand dollars, has caused quite
II sensation in that city. Mr. Halves
stood very high in society, and many
doubted the truth of the reported de-
falcation until the reception Of an UNI
dated letter, signed by him, acknowl-
edging his crime, aud stating that the
hiOHcy Iiuu pSch SpCib III uliuhihS anu
gambling. The city will not suffer, as
securities are ample.
DENVER, Col, January 30. The
grand jury yesterday returned to the
District Court indictments for murder
against eight of the Italians, who are
believed to have butchered four of
their fellow-countrymen in this city
last fall. The accused will be arraigned
on Monday next, and the trial will be
concluded within week or ten days.
1t is believed that seven will be con-
victed of murder.
ELIZABETH, n. j., January 30.-A
freight train on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road was robbed last night Of n guam
tity of goods destined for Western
firms. Bales and boxes were pitched
from the train by the thieves, who got
aboard at Jersey City. The same train
was robbed few nights ago. One
man has been arrested.
LOUISVILLE, January 30.--The joint
resolution instructing the Senators,
and Requesting the Representatives In
Congress from Kedtucky to vote, and
to use their influence, in favor OF the
Texas Pacific Railroad bill now before
Congress, passed the Kentucky Senate
to-day by vote of twenty-five to six.