The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIsgraceIul Proceedings OF u Mob
from He'll County.
A Brush with LO Near Camp Apache,
Arizona.
Senator Beck on the Fairness of Ills
Election.

GALVESTON, January 2l.-A special
from Rockdale to the News says the
negro Anthony Smith, who killed J.
NJ, Baker on the 18th inst, was tried
at Cameron, The jury returned II YER
dict Of murder in the first degree, aud
he was sentenced to be hanged. Just
before daylight this morning an armed
body of hOrsemen rode into Cameron,
forced an entrance into the jail, took
the negro out some miles from town
and put him to death in u horrible
manner The negro was tied by the
hands, fuel heaped under and around
him, u fire kindled and the body
burned to n crisp. Not satisfied with
the horrible torture inflicted, the mob
then riddled the charred remains with
bullets. 1t Is stated the mob were
from Bell county.
CINCINNATI, January 20. yesterday
mob of two hundred men assembled
in the vicinity of the residence OF
Richardson, who was murdered by his
wife at Massillon, Ohio, last Sunday,
and fearing they should harm Mrs.
Richardson she was removed by the
chief of police 10 Canton, Ohio.
New YORK, January 20.-Henry G..
Bowen yesterday received note from
the examining committee ofPlymouty
church, asking him to meet =. Il,
White, Wall street broker, before the
committee this evening.
LONDON, January 20,-The daily
News has the following special dis
patch from Berlin: "a paper which
often has relations with the Govern
ment publishes an alarmist article
similar to those which caused so much
uneasiness year ago. The article
mentions the report OF the formation
of a French squadron In the Mediter-
ranean sea, the collection of military
stores at Nancy, ETC., as reasons for the
Germans to be watchful"
LEXINGTON, KY, January 20.--One
hundred guns were fired yesterday IN
honor of the election of J. b. Beck to
the United States Senate. In response
to n serenade he said
My friends and neighhors: i keen
ly appreciate this compliment OF your
personal good will, so kindly expressed
by this visit. During my struggle
was constantly cheered and encour-
aged by the presence Of friends from
home and from every part of the State.
TO them attribute my success. | have
right to be proud. Coming among
you before l was man without a
friends influence, you took me by the
hand and for more than thirty years
have sustained me. During this race !
have not uttered an unkind word, en-
tertained an unkind thought, entered
into no combination, resorted to no
improper means, and done nothing
unworthy of you. / will be q faithful
public servant in the high position OF
senator. hope not to disappoint the
confidence 80 generally reposed in me.
would like to say more but will close,
returning my sincere thanks.
CAMP GRANT, A. T., January 90
A letter from Major Harper Of the Sixth
cavalry, at Camp Apache, says: The
Indians broke out at Camp Apache on
the 10th at $3.50 p. NJ. Major Harper
with his company was ordered out just
in time to save the lives of Major
Ogilby of the Eighth infantry, and
Lieutenant Bailey. The troops charged
on the Indians, resulting in killing
Diablos' brother. The Indians then
attacked the garrison, but were driven
back to the hills. All quiet at night.
A letter from Indian Agent Club, dated
San Carlos, January IS, says Diablos is
there and all quiet