The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-05

~ the corner OF Monroe aud Gro\
streets destroyed two two-story bull,
ings. Loss $4,000; insurance 5000.
CINCINNATI, March l.-rhomas He
sheimer, cashier OF u gambling saloo
owned 10y Eph Holland, was arreste
to-day charged by Holland with on
bezaling $4,000, He immediatel
turned over to Holland money, watche
and diamonds, valued at $4,000, an
was permitted to go free.
New York, March 4.--The state
ment OF Henry Bowen read before tn
examining committee of Plymouth
Church is published, II Is documen
making three or four newspaper col
umns. He says he yielded to none II
his admiration and love for Beecher
Facts came into his possession ten
years ago making IL clear that Beeche
was an adulterer, but he Bowen Cup
posed Beecher was reformed anC
penitent man afterward Bowen frs
told the facts to Theodore pilton, hui
mentioned 10 names. He next tolC
ii. b. Clatlin, who had been faithful! tc
his trust and never allowed the facts
TO 30 further.
KANSAS CITY, March I.-The Times
special correspondent to the Black
Hills writes under date of Custer CITY
Dakota, via Fort Laramie, w. H.,
March 2, 1876, rs follows: The Times,
Black Hills expedition arrived in Gus.
ter City to-day. We were thirteen
days out from Cheyenne, two days be.
ing lost In the headwaters OF the
Cheyenne river on Prof Jenny's trail,
The. mines in this vicinity are myth
cal. None are being worked, although
the weather is open and mild Every.
thing looks like this business was u
gigantic fraud, and the people who are
disguised are many. There is an album
dance of timber, snow and log cabins,
but no gold or water. No mining can
possibly be done before April, even ii
then. There are about three hundred
people here, all equally disguised, who
want to go home. The principal spec
ulation is among spectators in unde-
veloped mines and town lots.
BosToN, March 1.-The Senate by II
vote of nineteen to eleven refused II
third reading of the bill giving women
the right to vote in municipal cleo.
tons and hold municipal offices.
SALT LAKE, March 4.-There is Il
heavy snow in Nevada. Several snow
slides have occurred in tho neighbor-
hood of Cisco, and one train is repor-
ted wrecked. The telegraph wires are
down.
SAN FRANCISCO, March Ak -Sena-
tor Stewart expects to leave next
Thursday for Washington to testify
before the House Committee OH For
eign Relations in the Emma mine in
vestigatioD.
LONDON, March Winslow, the
Boston forger, was brought up at Bow
street to-day and remanded till noon
tomorrow. Proceedings were delayed
twenty minutes by report that Mr..
Wontner would appear as Whslow's
solicitor When Sir Thomas Henry
asked the prisoner if he had Il solicit
tor, Winslow said he did not desire
one, and did not wish to contest the
case at all. He would be glad to waive
everything, aud would be only too
happy to go home tomorrow.
Don Carlos avoided entering Paris
by using the circular railway skirting
the city. He will arrive here to-
morrow.
The Paris dispatch OF the Times says
only a few Carlist stragglers now ar
rive from the frontier. The bulk of the
Carlist troops have been interned in
Tours, Limoges and the Departments
of Vienne Haute, Vienne and Indye
ct Loire. 1t is said that the French
Government had informed Spain that
most of the men informed seem to be
very DESTROYS of returning home, and
are willing to take an engagement not
% fight in future if pardoned, and
amnesty is proclaimed. 1t appears that
he Carlists were not told until the last
moment that convention would be
igned, and they were thereby c0nvinc-
ID that upon arriving at the frontier
hey need only lay down their arms
md return to their homes. On reach
ny the frontier they were told that all
negotiations for convention had fail
ID. The majority then fled to France,
utterly destitute. 1t is said
hat a Carlist committee is preparing
brilliant reception for Don Carlos in
london.
HAVANA, March At is officially
eported from Tomas de Gibera, under
late of February Goth, that three hum
lred Spanish cavalry while scouting
he country met six hundred mounted
Insurgents commanded by Maxine
iomez. The Spanish hardly had time
o draw their sabres when hand to
land combat followed, lasting an
lour, at the end of which time they
emained master of the battle field.
heir loss was twenty-six killed ard
hirty.three wounded. The loss of the
nemy is considered at least equal.
}aptain General Jovellar arrived at
he scene very soon after he heard of
he fight. This is the first engage
nent of consequence for a long time.
CINCINNATI, March "A Gazette
pecial says: Rev. j. M. Robinson,
prominent minister of the Methodist
church at New Moorefield, Clark
county, Ohio, attempted suicide this
inflicting five gashts upon
,is throat with razor. The WOUNDS
we're dressed with difficulty, he maxi
ng violent efforts to reopen them. 1t
d believed he is insane.
At Huntington, West Virginia, An
ierson Grafton eloped with Miranda
Thomas, married her and returned TO
,he house of her guardian, G. w. Will
ANS. The latter, being much incens-
ed. shot them both with revolver,
killing Grafton instantly and seriously
the woman. Williams Is
in custody. The parties are all colored.
SOUTHAMPTON, March 4,-The Brit
ish steamer Bostonia, Captain Scarlet,
-. Nau Orlaans Eehrilary g for