The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-06
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a well-attended state convention in the
interest of womans suffrage, is in session in
Champaign, Illinois, with Mrs. Elizabeth
Boynton Havbert, ofthe, lnter-0 Ocean, in the
chair.
a man supposed to be John c. Hellig, of
st, Louis, was killed by the cars two DAYS
ago while attempting to board an out
bound passenger train in Milwaukee.
At Olean, New York, few days since,
George Brooks and his wife both jumped
from burning building, and each had n
leg broken. Mrs. Brooks received other in.
lures, which, 1t is supposed will prove
fatal.
Mrs. Woods of Painted, Indiana, was
scalding a chicken for dinner, when herlit-
tie three ear.old unseen pulled the kettle
over on itself, the boiling water completely
covering i, and from the effects of which il
died on Thursday.
The sensation of the hour in Boston
seems 10 be the arrest on Thursday of the
proprietors ofthe Sunday Mail for publish
ing articles said to be very libellous against
ex.Collector Simmons, charging him with
completely in the Mrs. Howe Womon's
bank swindlc.
The citizens of Carmi, Illinois, are holding
meetings and inaugurating measures look.
ing to search for coal at that place, so saws
Especial from there, Coal has been found
all around there but not yet in the immc.
date vicinity of the town, though il is
thought TO exist.
At Atchison, Kansas, on Thursday, n lad
named Noolan, only Is years old, was found
dead in an old shed. Sometime before he
was seen in what was taken to be an intoxi-
Gated condition and the coroner's Jury rem q.
uercd verdict otdeath from congcstivc chill
caused by exposure.
a day or two ago, as the western bound
train was nearing Mt. Sterling, Kentucky,
Q negro bra KEENAN, attempted TO put on the
brake to box car, but the chain broke and
he was thrown between the boxes and nor.
ribly monglcd, producing death instantly,
His name was Taylor,
Several English capitalists have been for
tho past few days In columbus, Ohio, In
consultation with prominent citizens with n
yiewto building q railroad from Columbus
TO the coal regions aud also to purchase sew.
eral thousand acres of coal lands and TO os.
tablish iron mills IN that city.
A dispatch from Atlanta, of November I'd.
says Edward Atkinson's address was dis.
guiscd advertisement of New Englands "a.
cilities for manufacturing cotton and dis.
couraging southern manufactures, but also
declaringi II the south would manufactures
she ought to so to New England for ma.
chincry.
On Thursday steamboat known as the
LMymnn," going past the city OF Des
hoines, had her safety valve TO blow ont.
became unmanagcablc and was carried
down stream with the current. She struck
q pier OF the railroad bridge and upset,
splitting out the engine, boilers and crew,
The crew were tishcd out.
Miss Ella Judd, ngcd eighteen years.
living .at Galena, Illinois, was fatally burned
two days, since BY the explosion OF a
kerosene lamp. The explosion occurred
from separating the bowl lfom the bottom
OF the lamp, and her clothing catching fire
she was said to have actually roasted be.
lore assistance could reach her.
In the. Episcopalinn church at San Fran.
cisco, Thursday, was celebrated By chris.
tianired Chinese, the first Mongolian wed.
ding ever witnessed in this country. Tho
contracting parties were Rev. Walter Ching