The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-26
TELEGRAPHlC NOTES.


New York, March %. --Walter Cart
man Sheridan was arraigned upon
eighty-three indictments for forgery,
pleaded not guilty, and was remanded
to the Tombs. The forgeries are heavy
aud extensive. Sheridan is native
of New Orleans, and is thirty-eight
years old. The total forgeres with
which he is charged are 81, 500, 900 In
bonds.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, March o.
Adler & Faust, distillers and rectitiers,
of st. Joseph, were yesterday found
guilty on tifty-five counts Of indict-
ments for violating revenue laws.
The minimum penaltiey under this YER
rdict is iifty.fve years imprisonment
and $27, 800 fine. The defendants have
been put under additional bonds to the
amount of $40, 900, making In all $780,
600. Another indictment has been
found against the same parties. The
grand jury returned verdicts against
seventeen other persons for defrauding
the Government.
KENDALvILLE, IND, March "a
James Crowell, brakeman on local
freight train on the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad, in at
tempting to couple cars at this station
yesterday, fell, and the train passing
over him, injured him so severely that
he died last night. His brother was
conductor of the train.
CARBoNDALE, ILL, March 24.-Hon.
George r. Vending, of Shelbyville,
Illinois, under the auspices of the Odd
Fellows of this city, delivered lecture
In the NJ. Il. Church here tonight.
His subject was The Stone Eel. The
church was crowded.
LAWRENCE, KAs., March A.-The
King Solomon Grand Lodge OF colored
Masons for the State of Kansas, held
spirited meeting in this city this
evening, to celebrate the incorporation
of the Grand Lodge. Grand Master
w. ID. Matthews, of Leavenworth, de-
liyered an address. Thirty-three sub
ordinate lodges were represented.
The officers of two new lodges, one III
Olathe and one in Eudora, were pub
licly installed in Liberty Hall
LONDON, March 24.-After an ami
mated debate in the House OF Com
mons, the Royal Title Bill, making
Queen Victoria Empress of India, was
passed on its third reading. The vote
was, 200 for the Till and 1874 against 1t.
LOUISVILLE, March 2i.-At meet
inp of the Ktntncky distillers, held at
the Gait House to-day. committee
was appointed to proceed to Washing
ton tomorrow and represent their
views to the Committee OH Ways and
Means regarding the tax question
| BROWNSVILLE, Tex, March 25.-
New Laredo, Mexico, has been recap
tured by the Government forces. The
Revolutionists were routed out of that
town on Wednesday evening. lmme
diately on taking possession demand
was made far $1,000, and four mer
chants who refused payment were III
carcerated. The situation arount
Matamoras remains unchanged.
DETROIT, MICH, March ga Trib
, bune special says Allan Ingraham
Iof Hitchcock g. Ingraham, prominen
a lumber manufacturers Of Bay City
was killed at camp on Pine river to
day. by a log rolling off a sleigh
, crushing him against the corner of
/ bridge. His parents live in Brooklyn
NEW YORK, March 24.-The steame
q rofessor Morse, owned by the West
. ern Union Telegraph Company, sailet
for Havana, via Key West, yesterday
: carrying an electrician and assistant
g who are TO select route for the new
| telegraph cable. President orton, tic'
President Green and severai osneI
were passen gers. They are TO DC 40
J sent about six weeks. a.
{ Nav HAVEN, Ind, March "a
f man named Michael Taylor, suppose
:, 10 be resident Of Fort Wayne, VIM
hunting here to-day took boat on W
Q Maumee river, accompanied BY ~
IT dogs, one Of which upset the boat, an
3 Taylor was drowned