The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-03

Oish. This will he u severe loss to the
Terrell wood works company. The
Cumberland Presbyterian church,
which Is about completed, IL careened
considerably, and the papering crac ked
and damaged by the wet. This ~ quite
II loss, as 1t is the only church In town,
and Is an ornament to the place.
The grain trade Is dull, farme
wanting more than the grain men can
pay. All other business Is on the Inn
prove,
Incindiarism by the MoIlie Maguires.
PrTrsBuRG, August 2 Six tenement
houses, at INCOMES Station on the Con-
nellsville Railroad, belonging to
Moone's mines, were burned last night.
Loss about twenty-ono Thousand dol
lars. Supposed to be the work of the
Mollie Maguires.
TurcO.Servian War. 3d..
C0NsTANTINoPLE, August Q. --Ahemd
Eyoob Pasha and SULLIVAN Pasha have
formed junction near Krugozavats
Strumia, and Il battle is imminent with
General I.ithernayef. .ga.l
Indications that Indians will be very
Troublesome. r.a.a.
CHEYENNE. w. T., August Cleo.
Powell, hay contractor, at Fort Filter
man, arrived there tonight, bringing
the following; Yesterday evening,
about thirty Indians attacked the
wagon train Of A. IL. Riel's, loaded
with government stores Tor that post,
killed and scalped the wagon master,
George Throstle, who was riding ahead
and wounded teamster also killed
four horses, ten cattle, and burned three
wagons with their contents of flour
and bacon. 1t Is thought the Indians
will be very troublesome on this road
the rest OF the season. Last Friday
fortyfOur head OF horses were run OIL
by them from Horse Shoe and Cotton.
wood creeks.
Heavy hank Robbery Under Curious
circumstances,
HALIFAX, August "A circus visi.
ted here yesterday, and while passing
through the streets, the clerks OF the
Band Of Nova Scotia and Provincial
Treasury Office locked the doors and
went of to see the procession: On
their return they discovered that
thieves had entered in their absence
and robbed the bank of seventeen
thousand dollars, and the Treasures
office of one thousand and valuable
papers.
A Fiend In Ebony Hung for Rape.
LITTLE Rock, August 2. A colored
man named Charles Porter, living near
Spring Hill, in Hampstead county,
went to the house Of "a widow lady and
her daughter, Saturday night, and
after knocking the daughter down.
dragged her out into field, outraged
her person, and left her almost lifeless
The next day he was arrested, and
when near Hope he was met by O
crowd of men who took him from the
officers and hung him. The young
girl is not expected to live. She has .
fearful wound across the forehead, hel
jaw bone is broken, and her body
bruised and lacerated.
Lula Makes an Effort bat Fails I,
-t Heat 2;Ii. ..r
BUFFALO, N. Y.-The attendance u
tho I'd day of August meeting IL some
what larger than that of the opening
day. About ten thousand persons be
ing present with weather fine and th,
track In splendid condition.
The first race was for the 900 class
for $500. General Grant was winner
Mollie second, Trio third, Planter
fourth. Time 2:23l, 2:25, 2:222, 2:25
2:26.
Second race for the 222 class, FOL
$4,000, was won by Sam Purdy, CoSett'
second, Praspero third, Lady Turpir
fourth. Time, 2:22l, 2-22l, 2:22l, 2;23
2:23}. F'" "
Lula made an effort TO beat ola, To-
purse Of $1,000. She trotted thre,
heats, with the following result. Firs
quarter of mile, .343, halfl:O9i, three
quarters 1:44l, mile 2:lSl. Secon
trial, quarter 1881, half LOCI, tire,
quarters l:42, mile 2:l6t. Last mil
,S3l, 1908, l:44, 2:l7a.
| miscellaneous.
New ORLEANs, August l.--Johnn
Casey and Dan Glynn, newsboys, age
eighteen wears, quarrelled over q gam