The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-11
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The washington city races nave Docn
again postponed until next Tuesday.
The Iron Mountain railroad is daily in
creasing its laboring force on its extension.
The st. Louis & San Francisco railroad
has Just secured loan Of $S0,0O00OO at 3
per cent.
sixtSrpine eases Of smallpox are reported
among the Indians and sovoral deaths from
that disease in Washington territory
Leonard Rust, resident of Cincinnati for
the last thirty-six years, fell down the stairs
the other morningand broke his neck,
II. NJ. Brown, of Pittsboro, Illinois, com
mitted suicide Tueseay evening by taking
morphine, on account of family troubles.
AT Vicksburg, on Wednesday, Earnest
Hardenstein, Of Little Rock, was married to
Miss Augusta ii. Damon, of the former
city.
The twelye-year-old daughter of Isaac
Lewis, r., near Bagdad, Kentucky, was
fatally burned Wednesday by falling into
the fire.
G.. l.. Rhodes, l.. II. Meade and S. G..
Weller, conductors on the Missouri Central
railroad, have been arrested for alleged
fraud,
NJ. G. Gordon, dry goods merchant Of
Liabilities are 100000 and assets nominally
$4,000.
Charles Cohen, at Eureka Springs, disap-
peared early Sunday morning, after having
made fraudulent sale of his goods to his
clerk, Mr.. Floyd.
Frederick Aulmann committed suicide
at San Francisco couple of days ago by
means of door knob and silk handkcr-
chief, Herewith stranging himself.
Twenty-Five new tenement buildings are
Now being erected in the fifth ward at De
catur, Illinois, all to be occupied by miners
employed at the Decatur coal mines
Colonel Powell wealthy planter in
Washington county in Mississippi shot
and killed Mr.. Robinson on the 7th in
slant, in dispute about some cotton
The city council of Des Moines. Iowa.
has voted exemption from taxation for five
years the capital of Sherman Bros, who
Will start large water mill in that city.
X. X. Morgan, proprietor of the Mer-
chants hotel, Independence, Missouri. was
found dead in his bed on the It'll instant,
supposed to have been from paralysis OF
the heart
AT Hannibal Missouri, large number
ofsnakes left on land by the receding wa
tiers found their way into the second and
third story bedrooms of some citizens in
that place,
Chas. Fisher, republican supervisor at
the congressional election in October last
year, az Cincinnati, has been on trial for
crookedness then as supervisor, and has had
his jury to disagree.
Iaul Boynton left st. Joe, Missouri, to
continue his voyage down the river last
wednesday. When well under wav he
Tired two rockets, lit cigar and waved
farewell to about 5000 ga2ers.
Philip Sullivan, convicted as train rob.
per, and mere boy, died at Little Rock
uay before yesterday of nostalgia, or home
sickness: Ills father, Methodist minister
lives at st. Augustine, in this state.
Chastiae and Carter, convicted of murder
and manslaughtcr, now in Jail at Yelling
TON, Kansas, were not released by the COW
boys who claimed that they would rescue
them. They will be taken to the STATE
prison at Leavenworth.
wealthy citizen of Des Noines Iowa
named +. l.. Burnham, has Just offered the
city one hundred acres of suburban
property for public parks, provided the city
WI grant him and his wife an annuity Of
S2,N0 during their lives.
James Killday, tailor of Cincinnati was
staDDed wednesday ut Prices HI in the
abdomen with u pair Of scissou by the
widow sarah Van Dyke Piper. Ms. Piper
says hillday wanted to embrace her and
she resisting he Knocked her down.
y, Or. klmbell has resigned the pastorate of
tne second Presbyterian church, Kans, =
hty' lie gave as reason bad health and
~, intended tour through the Holy Land
pnt recent developments disclosed the fct
oil undue nflpptinn fnNuort
Pensioners. '''
AT Holly Springs, Mississippi, day before
yesterday, young FAINT ATTEMPTED IN shnnt
thu coored election commissioner far ch"I'
iehglng, his vote, but his pistol being
knocked up, the ball struck Mr., A X
Wooten in the head, inlictng a painful but
not fatal wound. '''''' '''
A terrible accident occurred ON tbc pr;o
railroad, ten miles east of Port Jeryis.
n. T., on last Tuesday. The conductor
George Dorr, and the engineers Jerome
urover and Mark CaNson were instnnti,
kllied, The accident occurred Inv ono
freight train running into another.
a; ID. Vanham, well known in railroad
circles 9t Kansas City, Missouri, died there
on wednesday from the effects of A lnrcc
dose of morphine, taken wifi
suicidal intent. His wife only
snVruy before uled, leaving him with sew.
eral small children to look after.
Detective Claxton, lately arrested for
forgery, at. Vandalia, Illinois, was arraigncd
two days since at that place, when thirtv'
two, additional charges were preferred
against him, making in all now thirtv'
eight cases. His bond amounted Ia
$500, in default of which he was
sent to Jail. The fees drow TS
out OF the state treasury by him
as based on indictments purporting TO be
pending here is about $4,000. - -
m SIX months ago q man by the name Of
Tracey was drinking at his own saloon in
New York city, when one Miller entered
anu angry words arose. Miller fired NJ
Tracey but did not hurt him, thonsh be
ieli 70 thetioor. He has since been tTittcd
on his action and he threatened rcycnSc
50 on wednesday, in saloon on Broodwev
ne walked up TO Miller and said, II came
in here to shoot you and mean TO do Il y
and with that placed the pistol AT Millor,s
breast and fired. Miller died n few hours
aiterward at the New York hospital.
Mrs. Annie A. Smithton, of Anburr \
~ writes: ~ had doctorcd for vnnrs anJ