The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Harvest Queen Sunk by the Adrl.
atlc-Thlr!y Lives Lost.
Cardinal McClOSky'S Address on the
Bible In Public Schools.
A Meeting In Cleveland Demands the
Repeal Of the Resumption Act.
A Desperate Faction Flght-An acre of
Snow Saturated with Blood

GALVESTON, January 1.-The wreck
ing schooner Rapldan, has arrived to
begin work on the wreck of the steam
er City of Waco. 1t is thought infor-
nation will be obtained as to the cause
of the marine disaster.
New York, January l4.-The ship
Harvest Queen, of San Francisco, for
Liverpool, Is believed to have been
sunk by collision with the steamship
Adriatic, in the Irish channel. Thirty
lives Were lost.
WEXFORD, IRELAND, January H.
One dead body and quantity of wreck
age matter washed ashore Is believed
to have come from the Harvest Queen.
Some Of the articles have been identi-
fled as belonging to that vessel.
New YORK, January l4.-Dickinson
u Co., bankers, have failed.
The Union League club elected Jas.
A. Choate President
Cardinal McClosky in addressing
Catholic union abiding to
the discussion relating to the
Bible in public schools, said,
If the persecution threatened Is to
come, let it come. They would emerge
from it better Catholics than ever
This trouble was not religious but po-
litical. He advised caution, entreated
them, should the trouble come, to be
true to each other and the Church, and
above all to those who were the innO-
cent cause of it--their children.
CLEAvELAND, OHIO, January a.
The meeting announced last week for
the purpose of adopting a course of ac-
ton to secure the repeal of resump.
ton, was held at Bodenard Opera
House last night, with an audience OF
five thousand. Addresses favoring the
repeal of the law were made by Hon.
John Hutchins, Judge Burke and Rob
ert Schelleng, and resolutions adopted
that in the Judgment of the meeting
80 much of the resumption as provides
for specie payment in 1879 should De
repealed.
New York, January l3.-liast night
Antoine Marines, III tit OF Jealousy
shot four times fireman named
Thomas Rodgers. The latter fled at
the first shot. The Others We're lired
into his back until he fell in the street,
whereupon Marines blew ont his own
brains Marines and wife were Bel
gians, neither of them over twenty
years old. They kept a cigar store,
which Rodgers frequented. Rodgers
wounds are supposed 10 be fatal.
CHICAGO, January l3.-Louis Shaw,
who recently defeated Carter, the
billiard champion of Ohio, has chal-
lenged William Burleigh, OF this city,
for the championship of the North
western and Southwestern States. a
forfeit of two hundred dollars was de-
posted yesterday.
CHICAGO, January 13.-Government
officers seized an establishment which
was manufacturing whisky secretly,
and without any license. 1t is owned
by a man named Kerchoff, and Is SIT
uated nearly in the heart OF The CITY,
near the corner of Randolph and Canal
streets, in a building formerly occupie
by the seized Hutchins distillery. Id
had q complete equipment, and has
been running off ten to twelve barrels
daily of late.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, January ia
colony of about eighty negroes, from
Tennessee, passed through the city TO-
day on their way to Ochiltree, Kansas,
where they propose to settle
OTTAWA, January 13.--A faction fight
took Mace last night after the electiont
ut Gatineau Point, between TWO lam
lilies, named Sharfe and Rogue, ana
their respective adherents. There were
over fifty men on each side. The hght
was desperate and bloody one. fli-
teen men were dangerously wounded,
and fully half an acre of snow was SAT
nrated with blood.
New York, January l3.-The Com
mercial says the general passenger
train of the four trunk lines ana soihe
principal Western railways, AT con-
ference in Philadelphia, relative TO
railway rates of fare during lhe Cen
tenniai exhibition, decided To discoh-
tinue, at once aud permanently, all ar
rapgements with the tourist agency Oh
Cook, Son g. jenkins.
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, January l4.-Chas.
Nj. Johnson, VINO areueu JEW
United States District court at Jeiler-
son City last September as the prose
cutor of an old citizen of Holt county
for overchargiug him for services III
procuring him pension, has just
skipped out of the county to escape ar,
rest on charge of incest, perjury anu
forgery.
ST.. LOUIS, January lS.-The Kansas
City Journal says that Jesse James mes
was at Westport yesterday. rms Is NOT
sensational item, but an aeluai iau ..
He was accompanied by a colored BOY
who seemed to be his valet. Jesse Wis VS.
tied the barber-shop, where ne pulie !,
off his boots and had them "shineu
bv his man Friday. While the boy
was backing the boots, Jesse called ior
razor, which he sharpened, and then
shaved himself. 1t is quite evident
that he did not intend trusting MS