The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-11

Grand SCato-TOrmef fflcc u bocf
About TO be Restored, Etc.
Special to the Herald.
st. Louis, August5 The strike of ship car.
penters and csulkers is very quiet and deter
mined. Not maj is working. They dem nd
an increase from 70 g. to "a per day the
prospects are that the bot,. will yield shortly
There is considerable work on had and no
men.
of the old price, ~ per barrel.
IL is settled that Sc Louis ia to have dog
show on q grand scale during the next
fair. Charles t.. Incoln. Of Detroit, IL
here now to manage the affair. He
ID the father Of bench shOwsin this country.
There viii be no other dog show IN the coun-
Iuy, AL notable dogs viii be here, aud there
will be many from other couatries, and some
dogs from the roy al kepn-l of England are
promised. A special feature Will be tho field
tri al for CottIes shepherd dogs Every
1000 will be exhibited
A special from Richport says Phynsa. Sell
by, OF ~, l. uis, ms to on the steamboat Nattie
Bell, was stabbed and killed while the boat
was unloading Yesterday. Tn, negco VIII,
stabbed him was from Memphis. His
name is not known. ,hs mae
feruls on his stump am He pushed the neg o
wi h the stump arm. lie mad pistol in the
slhsr hand and told hi a TO 20 70 work. Ae
soon as hs did It the negro threw his a IN
the hesrt. As Don as released seiuv . ~ ~
the negro three time,, intiicting slighth IN
wound He then fell back, rising on his elbow
he shot ths fIuren time and died iLsiant y: 1ne
Negro yves guarded as Richport all night aad
WAS taken to Columbia this mo ming.
A special from Griggsyile, Illinois, Jays q
OF the p'omi.ent business houses The whole
town was threatened. and was saved only by
desperate work.
nataf AZ a.
sissippi rail rosd. a r. guar IRE ghf ran rsn
into an xtr eigh. trtn enSssngsr
or we and:Richard L. Cox were serlou.ly IN
s q.ea colli.iCs s' on the .r siS1t' r.ss
A Kansas CITY ,pec,ai ssys The eesfh Of
General John Clark, land commissi"Der OF
the Fort scott railroad company, occurred a.
O'Clock this afternoon at his residence, No.
lOl Broadway. u was su TIRE 10 his
friends. Early in November last ye-r, while
ia Chicsgo, q -ns raj q ark was taken SICK with
acme trouble OF the throat. which has n
fined him 20 his resi- ence the greater part Of
the line since then. wedne,d, OF TINS
which caused his death. General clark
was born ct Fresport. nlir OILS. sbo.t { .
year ISIS; was eduesei as civil ,neine~r,
men In the prOfe sion m the county III nsd
caasge OF and the government OF he survey OF
the territory OF MIN esft< In 1856, ADD vas
Mexico wasre he established lines that DOW
govern that errifory. He asso hsd chergs Of
surveying ArIzons ard southern Cnllfnroih,
where be made hume Gus survey . for the Fov-
erpment having been appointed by President
Pierce. Later be cone 20 Fort Scott and AFTER
wards to Ksnsss city and was Applied "
ms of6ca n Iand commtssionrr ofthe Missouri
RI.rr. Fort Scott a Gulf rsii'Oar wbseh pnsl-
tion he nrdhe until the prfssnt time IA
spDofr -uent was paeds IN lS69. Gene olClsrk
leave A wife, four Daughters aud two sons.
on. ~ The daughter. II married, hra Hemp
sferd 81 Fresport, Ilino.s The othe are
ffvf, a nj h1ms. His sons, Charles aud
oslre "a, MASTER on tbs Denver G gorsdo
r<flrosd 4 Denver, ard fh- latter n The
freight dspsrtnens % he Fort Scott rsilroad