The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-02
Discovery OF Child at THIN, ohio, Sup.
posed to be Charlie Ross.
A Dynamite Explosion In BaltImor,
DepOpulates u NelghbOrhOOd.
ExcentrlcItles Of Crime Havoc OF the
Pistol, Knife and Poison.

PISTOL, knllc ana robson.
WASHINGTON, January 3l.--The en-
dorsement Of Governor Hendricks, o
Indiana, for President by Speaker
Kerr, has created quite feeling
among the friends Of Governor Tllden
They claim that New York did more
to elect Mr.. Kerr Speaker than the en-
tire Indiana delegation, and declare
that the Presidential candidate must
have the thirty-eight electoral votes
from New York to be elected, which
no man but Tilden can secure.
The Turkish Legation denies the
truth of the report that the Sultan
owns bonds of the National debt
amounting to GS,00O,000, and that he
exacted the full interest, while other
creditors would for the time being re-
ceiye one-half. The Turkish Legation
also denies, AS being without founda-
ton, the rumors relating to the ill
treatment inflicted upon Americans, it
being alleged that, in order to escape
violence, they embraced Islanism.
There is probability that Senator
Alcorn will reply to Morton on Missis-
sippi, and deny specifically many of
the details Of outrages alleged to have
occurred in his State by the Indiana
Senator. The Democratic Senators ill.,
tend to adhere to their caucus decision
not to participate in any way in the
debate.
AT recent meeting of the Govern
ment board of supervising inspectors
of steam vessels, now in session in this
city, u new boiler invented by MIR.
Hernesboff, of Rhode Island, was au-
thorized for use on steamers of twenty
five tons burden and under, provided
the pipes of the boiler shall not exceed
two inches in diameter. This boiler is
composed of coils of iron pipe enclosed
In outer easing; the coils are set over
an ordinary CRATE; the feed water Is
forced into the upper-end coil and is
converted into steam in its descent;
the steam Is conveyed into receiver
outside tho boiler, from which II is
taken to the engine. The lower end Of
the receiver is supplied with means for
blowing out sediment that may be col
lected. The board Vas satisfied of the
utility of the boiler for marine purpos-
es, within certain limits of construc-
ton, as given above. IL is thought
that the boiler can be used successfully
and safely OH the smaller class ofsteam-
boats plying in Western rivers.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, January 3l.-A
confidence man named j. l.. Termer,
of Terry, Illinois, has confessed to be-
ing one of the gang of burglars VINO
robbed the bank in Quincy, Illinois, i'll
February, 1874, of three hundred and
fifty thousand dollars in bonds, and
eighty-four thousand dollars in cash.
He says he was given the bonds anu
the other took the cash. He says That
the bonds are buried near Chambers
junction, Iowa, and the Chief of Po-
lice has Just returned from search,
which was unsuccessful. There Is re-
ward Of forty thousand dollars offered
for the recovery of the bonds ny the
bank, and it is probable that Termer
will be taken to Iowa to make good his
confession.
OMAHA, January 90.-A large num-
Der of citizens have left here the past
week, for the Black Hills, and many
persons are arriving daily, Ell route
from the Black Hills, and many per-
SONS are arriving daily, EN- route from
the East. Much trouble is anticipated
with the Indians in that section tnls
summer. The Arraphoes who have
been South this winter say they are all
determined on war for possession OF
the Black Hills country, and are pre-
pared for it 1t is not thought that the
Government will interpose to Keep me
miners out, but they may leave them
to protect themselves. mi
LOUISVILLE, KY, JANUARY Slime
present flood from the Ohio overflow
i'm and around Louisville, New Albany,
Jeflersonville and Southern Indiana,
IL the greatest and most damaging mat
has occurred for years. The ONO
ceased swelling last night, and TINS
evening is receding slowly. The ao-
sence of fiood.gate at the outiet OF
the creek in Louisville, allowed large
quantity of water from the river 10
rush In on part of the city. YARDS,
cellars and lower stories of houses ana
workshops were Allied with water, but
no loss of life or serious damage 10 prop
erty has occurred. In Southern inui-
ana the flood caused considerable Jam
age to private property, and the ONO
aud Mississippi and Louisville ana III
dianapolis Railroads.. Passengers
coming from Chicago have been taken
over several circuitour routes, going
first to Mitchell and thence TO Jeiier-
sonville.
TORONTO, January 30.-A letter from
Archbishop Lynch to the Premier is
published. He says priests In his do
cese are strictly forbidden to make tne
altar or pulpit Of their church u tribune
of political harangues for or against
any party or candidate. :,
BUFFALO, January 3l.-James Steil-
wagon, the private banker who sus-
pended last Monday morning, COM
mitted suicide last night by drowning !, !.
himself in the Erie basin. HIS oouy
was found there this morning, partial !.
ly out of the water, frozen SOLID t aEets
was about 81, 900 in his pockets: a AZ seq
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