The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-29
LATEST rELEoRAMs CONDENSED.

J. NJ. Kieier, on trial at Greenwood, Ar
/ Kansas for the murder OF GOode, in 1866,
| has been acquitted.
Alex. Jackson, charged with rape upon a
twelve year old girl, in.the Choctaw Ma
ton, year ago, has been acquitted.
Frank Fone, one Of the murderers OF
| Officer Doran. of st. Louis, and who escaped
few days ago, has been rearrested.
/ The post.otiicc at Centralia, Missouri. wa
! burglarlzed last Saturday and the cash
drawer was riddled and letters taken.
Mrs. John S. Crosby was buried at st. Joe,
Missouri, on the 2lst inst, her funeral tax
ing place nom the Congregational church.
A iiiteen-year-old son of VIM. Thompson,
! near Brownshurg, Ind, was accidentally
shot by Il boy OF his own age while hunting.
The Comptroller at St, Lonis has ordered
money to be forwarded to New York to pay
The December interest on the bonds of that
city.
Judge Chester c. Cole, of Dcs Moines,
Iowa, Will be offered, it is said, place in
the Cabinet, at the request of General
Grant,
AT. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on Saturday,
Anne ,. Hover was found guilty of muir.
der IN the second degree Tor killing her
husband last summer.
At Joplin, Missouri, last Saturday morn.
ing, an Old man named Stout, living in the
eastern part of that city, suddenly dropped
| dead from heart disease.
Mr.. Absolem 7. Ash, an old resident of
Alton Illinois, was drowned on the 18Th
INST. by falling into pond. He was a ma
F. i've OF pennsylvania and was unmarried.
Postal Inspectors w. II. Goddard and II
a. n IA, t1,o
OF the late Postmaster c. 4. Hadley. Very
interesting developments are being made.
Henry CANAL aged 10, while sweepinr
about an emory wheel in the Oliver Chiii
Plow Works at South Bend Ind, was
caught IN the machine and his neck broken.
;; Jack Morgan, of New York, and Pat.
DOnelson, OF Cincinnati, have been arrested
under the charge of having stolen from the
iron Mountain company several mail sacks.
p, At Hermann, Mo-, on the 18th inst Mr.
~ Mnrnhan, an attorney, was married to
Kiss theresa Woldman. 1t was one of the
most brilliant and social events of the
season. '"'
mr.. William Evans and wife nee Halle
hliord, OF Dallas, are registered at the
ila!terS House, st. Louis, where they are
receiving congratulations from numerous
friends.
charles Sanders, II young man who shot
and killed Charles Prince in ST,
Louis IN 1879, was seen at Cairo last
week by one OF the reporters of the Globe.
Democrat
IT IS rumored in San Francisco that Vii
lard has bought up a controlling interest in
the stock of the Pacific Steamship Com.
pahy' having procured 10000 shares at So |
per share. "
party calling himself DIR. LYON. has
pech vlGiimlzing the people of McLain |
county, Illinois, and elsewhere, by selling |
mem Il rare cure for bodily ailments, has |
Deen arrested near Chicago.
st, Louis is to have grand charity hall
shortly, having for lis object the establish.
meht OF a tund for the maintenance Of tho
poor during the inclemcnt season, The
l'oSlcruclans Will have charge oft.
Charles Lcake has been arrested for Grim.
ihal carelessnesS, in teaching his Office how
me computation ofthc safe in the recent NIif.
fanu II99ery, at 81. Joe, Missouri, and
Hohi Whlch some $1,000 was extracted.
Robert A. Watt, of st. Louis, died tbo,o
ol saturday last, He had lost his mind
some Two weeks hence, and had become
partially paralyzed. His last DAVIS seem u' ao
nave been of Il most agonizing Character
~ i'ou'o udl Exchange have issued |
manifesto and agreement not to nav
more than three cents for mininSy
The strike among the miners still contiSS'
lles, but It is thought they will soon 90 TO-
work again. 81 W
John Galus, the German tramp. who
murdered VIM Hoesscl, at Evanston. II.
IIi,hois, asst week, was caught in Lake View
Ihc evidence of guilt in his possession III
mas !, confessed to the murder having affected
II with an AK ''''''''u
The Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Com.
pany throwed open their doors in 81. Lonis
IN Saturday. The first message sent
vas a congratulatory one by Mr.
milford, agent, to Mr.. Garrett and Others
n Baltimore. 0'''oi'
A Mr.. Grin c. Thomas, of Buffalo. New
! ork, at whose house death had ensued
las been arrested on a charge of murder Of
man of about sixty years of are, and
whose body has been eIhumed a few DAYS
goat Forrest Long Cemetery.
IN the case Of DR.. J. c. Beard, of Nav
orleans who was coroner for the parish of
orleans and member ofthe Board of Health
he courts have decided that he was correct
II the position he assumed of having right
% elect which IF two ,Ni,;oI - g. |