The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-02
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TELEGRAPHl0 SUMMARY.

Seven Communicates refugees have
been ordered by German authorities to
quit Alsace and Lorraine.
The Rev. Galusha Anderson, of
Brooklyn, has accepted the call OF the
First Baptist Church of Chicago.
The plague has reached Bagdad,
where there are ten cases daily.
Egyptian sanitary authorities qunTau-
tine arrivals from the Persian gulf for
fifteen days,
The German military band, which
recently came to this country to com.
pete for Centennial prize, after an
enthusiastic reception ut Louisville,
has gone South.
A Berlin dispatch reports that Herr
Vahlteich, u Socialist member of the
Reichstag, has been tried and con.
victed at Altoona of insulting Prince
Bismarck. He was sentenced to two
months imprisonment.
The Medical Commissioner appoint
ed by Judge Barrett have agreed to re-
port that Romano Dillon, who shot
and killed John r.. Delabar in the
Westminster Hotel, New York, on
New Years evening, is insane.
The proposed retirement of the Gar
of Russia appears partially confirmed.
1t is stated the Czarowltch will be Ell.
trusted with the regency during the
summer, being temporarily invested
with full sovereign power.
The division In the House of Com
mons Tuesday night on the Irish Dor
ough franchise motion, In which the
government had majority of only
thirteen-the vote standing 70 agains
1866, is cited as evidence of the growing
strength of the Liberals.
While a washout on the Concord
New Haven, railroad was being re
paired. freight train, waiting tC
cross, was run into by passenger
train, and four persons seriously in-
jured, two, it is believed, fatally. The
engine and baggage car were wrecked,
and six or seven freight cars damaged.
In the United States District Court
the case against the Hartwig Brothers
of st. Joseph, Missouri, for removing
distilled spirits, etc., was called. Thu
plea of not guilty was withdrawn ant
plea of guilty entered on the third
and fourth counts, the first and seconc
being dismissed. 1t Is likely the cast
will be compromised and a pardon
granted. The indictment against thu
same parties for failing to stamp pack
ages was dismissed.
A special from Scottsburg, Indiana
saws Mrs. Parmelia Smith, aged sixty
three, while engaged in cleaning
kerosene lamp this morning, broke 1t
Its contents were thrown over he
clothing and ignited, burning her ter
ribly. She died at o'clock. 4 It'll
girl named Stout, standing near by
was also burned badly, but will prooa
bly, recover.
The Leaders, Meadville, Pennsylva
mia, special says q terrible accident ha
occurred at Sugar Lake, near Mead
Vile. This afternoon man nance
II. Ferry had double-barreled sho'
gun, loaded with buckshot, while ric
ing on horse. While dismountin
the gun was accidentally discharged
the contents striking lady name
Wentworth in the heart, and he
cousin, q little boy aged six years, WIN
were looking out of window, KILN
then instantly.
A Kansas City special to the 3
Louis Republican says that during ID
terrific snow storm of last Monda
night a Mrs. George Holton and nj
two little children living near Wam
90, out on the line of the Kansas r.
cific railroad, started to go to neigl
boris house, only a quarter OF mi
distant. The snow blew 80 hard
their faces, and 1t getting dark the
became bewildered and wander'
about the prairie until exhausted. The
were found on Wednesday frozen
death, not twenty rods from the hou
they had started to go to.