The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-17
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Three workmen were fatally injured by =
premature explosion in Il cemetery at New
ark, New Jersey, December 18th.
Anthony Burk, a coal miner was killed
by Nandalia passenger tram at Knights
vile, Illinois, on the night of December
18th.
A disastrous storm swept over Memphis,
ut p. M, December 18th, unrooning sew
eral houses, but doing 10 injury to life or
limb.
A strange, fatal disease among cattle, for
which neither name nor remedy has yet
been discovered, is prevailing in some por-
tons Of Iowa and Illinois.
A live-ycar-old son of Mr.. Christian
Bartholomew, Of Jefferson Township, lndi-
ana, fell into u tub of boiling water a few
days ago, receiving fatal injuries.
Seventeen conVicts turned upon their
guard near Skipwilh Landing, Mississippi,
December II, dismountcd and disarmed
him, thereby making their escape.
Five indictments have been returned by
the Grand Jury OF jackson county, Mis-
souri, against Moses Femplosky, the ccle-
bratcd freight Car-rObber. The evidence
against him is very conclusive
On the evening of December 18th rail.
road laborcr named John Dcitreich, while
trying to board an engine at Cincinnati
slipped and fell under the wheels and was
i stantly killed.
A vouny man named Walter Machin. and
two negro boys were severely burned hy
the eynlosion of a lamp at Vicksburg. Mis-.
sissippi. December lith. All arc in n criti-
cal condition.
The body of John Geides, a cabinet
m sker of Cincinnati, was found in the river,
at lie foot of Wood street, few days ago.
IL" had been missing since November "a,
and leaves wife and two children.
An aged woman. Bridget Cox, Notorious
inebrlale. WAS found dead near BrookIyn,
Iowa, December 70, by Der son, hare.h.adcd
and with bare feet, bottle 81 whisky lay
ing by her side. Death IS supposed to have
resulted from exposure.
A vounc man named Harlow. living near
chclhvvilie kcnturky. while out hunting
a few davs moo was fatally injured by the
nrpmot,ire Discharge of his gun. which frlc
turrd his inv and cnrriad away "A par, OF his
right ear.
Jocoh n yodcr y farmer living two and
u half milcs east of Milcrsbcrg, Ohio
whiIn standing on fine front porch of his
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