The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-02
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fer LaAsp Asslke-.
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NEW YORK, February 25.-The store
ship, Supply, with goods for the Paris
exposition, sailed to-day.
MARLBORO. Mass, February e5.-
Deputy Sheriff Morse and posse ar
rested sixteen leading Crispins this
morning upon an indictment found by
the grand jury, for conspiracy in con-
nection with the recent labor troubles.
They were taken to East Cambridge,
where they will be examined before
the supreme court
LONDON, February 25.-The earl OF
Bathurst is dead, aged eighty seven.
RICHMOND. Va, February 25.-An
accident OH the Richmond and Fred
ericksbure railroad occurred Last night.
w. G. MainwarinR, OF Baltimore, was
killed, Frederick Faulkner, Richmond,
leg Amputated fellow the knee; s. F.
Donnelly, Of Charleston, West Vir>
ginia, had Goth legs crushed and am
putated, and John d. Eldridge, OF
Fredericksburg, injured to what extent
Is not known.
TRENTON, NJ, February 25.-Jacot
r Freese, for embezzling the funds OF
depositors in the State savings bank,
WAS sentenced to three years In the
state prison, and an additional two
years for conspiracy 10 defraud. Louick
Freess ana Harry c. Freese, for the
same offeDse, were sentenced to six
months ehch In the county jail. Wal.
ter F. Bartlett, defaultibg tax receiver
of the city of Trenton, Was sentenced
on four indictments to six months Oh
each, making two years In state's
prison.
NORFOLK, Va, February 25-Put
In, the schooner Maggie Muloy, Of
Orient, Long Island, to Savannah, " i'm
guano. Her main mast WAS shattered
ty lightning.
New YORK, February PA CORES.
pondent Of the Star and Herald, OF
Panama, writing January 18th, says OF
the tidal wave at Csllois, that in the
morning when the tide receded it was
noticed that boats and coasting crafts
along the shore were left high and dry
and when the wave returned it passed
with immense force over the wallis o,
Muelis Dorsena, pushing up over new
iy made ground, toward the station of
the OrOga railroad for distance OF
three hundred feet, carrying every.
thing before IL.
SAN FRANCISCO, February o.
Chief OF Police Beer, of Virginia CITY,
Nevada, has been arrested, charged
with having liberated Chiuamsn la
his custody on the charge OF murder
and putting 3 paid Chinese substitute
In place of the prisoner.
TOLEDO, February 23.-The green
back convention, after appointing aD
executive committee, adjourned sine
die. The platform IL wordy. The re-
port of the proceedings closed with
the following: Mr.. Durant, from the
district OF Columbia, had a dispatch
from Hon. b. F. Butler, which was
withheld from the press. but which
urged the convention to denounce the
modification Of the silver bill Insisted
on by gold men, and pass apti>re-
sumption resolutions. The resolution
was offered aud unanimously adopted
denouneing the silver bill just passed
by congress as delusior, and indig-
nantly condemnins it as a financial
measure.
PHILADELPHIA, February 23.-Tbe
steamship Richmond, for Brazil with
laborers and railroad supplies, reached
st. Thomas. Passage stormy. All
| well.