The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-18

CINCINNATI, January l7.-Edward
Richardson, u Prominent citizen OF
Masslllon, Ohio, aud u member OF the
City Council, was shot and Instantly
killed yesterday by his wife, She
states that the act was committed In
self.defense, IN her husband was APP
preaching her TO cut her throat with a
razor, II Is thought by many TO have
been premedtated affair.
SAN FRANCISCO, January l0.--A San
Diego dispatch says all IL quiet at San
Rafael, The authorities have IN GUS
tody four men implicated In border
raids, They will be turned over to the
United States authorities after eXami-
Latl0n.
WlGsAw, Ind, January l0.--Joseph
Order, farmer, living three miles In
the country, got drunk, and started
home last night. On his way, the hor-
SEES ran away, upsetting the wagon and
throwing the box on top Of Order,
The horses went home and entered
the barn. This morning the family
started out in search of Order, and
found him lying In the road dead,
with the box on top Of him. 10 had
fallen In such manner rs to break his
neck.
WARRENToN, Mo-, January LEVIN.
Foster was not hanged to-day, but
about 1000 strangers were In town to
witness the execution. Not until the
sheriff and prosecuting attorney pub
licly announced the fact from the
steps of the Courthouse would the
sight-seers be satisfied and dlsperse.
SAN FRANCISCO, January l6.-rhe
libel suit OF j. w. Simonton against
the proprletors OF the Alta came up in
the Third District Court to-day. On
motion of the defendants to strike out
that portion of the complaint referring
to the Bank of California, Swift, for
the plaintiff, argued that that portion
of the complaint was essential, rs the
defendants charged the plaintiff with
causing the failure of the bank, and to
show the falsity of the charge the
plaintiff intended to show the bank
was rendered insolvent by mismanage-
meDt and the crime OF its manager,
who fraudulently distracted $4,000, 900
to $4,000, 900 OF the banks funds. The
case was submitted.
PHILADELPHIA, January l6.-Prob-
ably $4,000 persons attended Moody
aud Sankey's meetings tonight and
hundreds failed to get In. Mr., Moody
took for his text the word "Behold,"
as found in the Fifty-first Psalm, and
showed its uses. "Behold, | bring you
good tidings.n "Behold the Lamb of
God, that taketh away the sins of the
world" "Behold, now Is the accepted
time,n Behold, they pray"
After the service many persons Wis
tied the inquiry room for special
prayers.
Some time ago the managers of
Moody and Sankey's meetings an
nouced that they needed $4,000 to
meet expenses. Since that tint $780,
764 has been contributed.
New YORK, January IA dispatch
from Tuscon, Arizona, state that ad-
vices from Sonora confirm the report
of revolutionary successes. Twelve
towns have pronounced in favor OF
General Serna, who had force OF
three thousand men.
On the 18th instant the Southern
Overland Express was robbed by
Mexican highwaymen between Rio
Grande and Nimbres of four thousand
in bullion and large amount of
greenbacks belonging to thepassengers.
Authentic news has reached Tuscon
that the Sonora troops, under General
Quilemo, ettaked the Pesquira troops
on the Goth of December and compelled
the latter to fall back on Arispe,
where, being reinforced, in turn they
compelled Quilemico to retreat with
loss. On January 3rd decisive fight
took place at Campas. The place was
garrisoned by Government troops;
General Quilemico at the head OF forty
men attacked the place. After a spirit
ed conflict of some hours, the State
troops were defeated and compelled to
evacuate tue town, which was taken
possession of by Serna's men. The loss
in the engagement is reported as con-
siderable. TREAS, the capital OF Sonora,
pronounces in favor Of General Serna,
and is now in possession OF his adj
herents. The Serna party Is now also
In possession of Hermasillo, Altar and
other important places. The State
troops are apparently demoralized.