The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-15
LATEST TELEGRAMs condemned.

| the cures, althongh III some Instances graz
| ual are always permanent.-D, D.
LATEST TELEGRAMs CONDEMNED.
| Joseph Vllmorc, convict, made his
escape from the penitcntiary at Chester,
| Illinois, on the night of the lltl inst.
Tho first case of smallpox made its APP
pcaraucc in indianapolis Tuesday from
| Missouri and the city is greatly excited
over the matter.
To-day the ticket commission question is
TO he considered in all its bearing by a
meeting OF railway managers at the Grand
Pacific Hotel, Chicago.
Amateur burglars entered the store of l..
F, Oswald, at Whitehall Illinois, a few nights
since and carried off goods valued Mt $50,
| Strong accusations are made against resi-
dent parties.
The contest for the position of Public
| Printer is becoming warm The principal
contestants being s. H. Rounds and Il. W,
Oyster delegations in behalf of each having
arrived at the capital.
| Two whisky sellers at WctmOrc, Kan
sas, were arrested and taken to Seneca last
week for violation of the prohibition law,
plead not guilty, but were fined 500 each
and the cost.
A party Of huntoys last Saturday found
| the body Of man about six miles from
| Lexington, Michigan, which WIS suhse-
qucntly identified as that of a murderer,
named Phillips, from Iowa.
AT Fayettc, Kansas, a few days since an
| inOitensivc young man named Haywood
| was killed by one Bobbner. Both were
Suitors for the hand of Miss Rosa Schultz,
in whose arms Haywood expired.
At Leavcnworth, Kansas, a day or 50 ago
| the residence of Colonel Anthony, of the
Times, was lcisurcly ransacSed by burglars
| who escaped with articles amounting in
value to over $3.50. \ reward of $50 is of
lrred for their apprehension.
Robert Black, stock dealer at Midland
| City, Illinois, sued the Wabash Railway for
| damages done consignment of stock
which he shipped to Chicago and which was
delayed, causing death to some OF the cat
| tie. lie was awarded 500
Il. q. McClain, who was arrested recently
| ut Nevada, Missouri for driving of team
of horses, proves to be an individual wanted
| by the Kansas authorities for forgery and
| land frauds, and for whom n reward of $500
was offered by that State.
The notable society event at Charleston
| Illinois, was the Marriage Of Mr. NJ. C..
| Nixon to Miss Sallic Skidmorc, on the even
ing Of the 18th inst. The happy couple con-
template an extended bridal tour through
out the South.
The Baltimore e Ohio Railroad Company
| has formerly announced n reduction on
provisions and grain freight to II cents per
hundred ana the PENNSYLVANIA Central Il
reduction to IL cents on provisions which
a. ln al putn
Joseph Rast and Thomas COPYRIGHT were
arrested at Lovington, Illinois, December
18th, charged with steainga horse over u
week ago from one Joseph Wilson. They
are supposed TO be members Oft gang OPP
Grating in that vicinity for several months
past.
At St. Louis on the night of the 18th
| inst, Henry Berdolt was arrested and taken
10 station house on charge preferred by
his wife. The prisoner, who Is worthless
fellow, burglariously entered his own resi-
dcncc and abstracted an overcoat contain
| ing SIG belonging to u boardcr.
one Cognc, who recently murdered Il
| cowboy at Sidney, Nebraska, was taken to
| that State from Seneca, Kansas on the
18th instant for trial and his attorney ex-
| hausted every point of law in attempting to
pus were heard, but refused.
Alphonso Mosha, of Marshall Illinois,
charged with committing an outrage on his
stcp-daughter, aged 10, was tried Saturday
| on q writ of habeas corpus and discharged
from custody, Tho evidence indicates that
| the girl was made the tool of its mother in
| her efforts to get rid of Mosha.
Officials OF the Chicago Fire Department
| in investigating the cause Of the fire in ID.
| S. Osborne e. Co.'S harvesting machinery
! warehouse, made the startling discovery
that the company's safe had evidently been
burglarized of 5000 in cash and $4,000 in
| bonds, and that the fire was the result of a
desire to cover the burglary.
On Saturday night four negroes entered
the house of Mr.. Anton Kasbery, living In
| the suburbs of Fort Smith, Arkansas, and
attempted to outrage Mrs. kasbcry. but
| she being powerful woman, successfully
| resisted the llendS. No clue to the perpe.
traitors of the on rage,
At Green Valley, Missouri, on the 10Th
inst, two farmers became involved in n
| difficulty, which resulted in one shooting
the other in the abdomen with navy re.
yolver. Their names were Carmichael ano
lledebcrger, both prominent in that
locality. Wound is not fatal,
An Italian gardner named Gravetta, nj
Visitation Valley, California, on the night
of the 18th inst. fatally stabbed his sister
and her lover and dangerously wounded
his mother. 1t seems the sister had lover
who was disliked by Grayctta. and forbid.
den in the the house by him several times.
but who was liked by the mother as well MS
the daughter Gravctta was arrested.
A bill in equity was filed in the United
States Court ut New York, on the 10Th inst
against the Mutual Ulion Telegraph
Company TO cnioin that compnny
from carrying OUT their present scheme 81
issuing and selling bonds and stocks OF the
Mutual Union Company at the price for
which they are ut present offered.
The excellence OF American silks |, he.
You'd question, and the leading manuisc.
turers now produce satin rhadaincs. satin
merveilleur, satin dc lyon, rrmures, quad.
rifles and brocaded silks equal TO any i'm.
ported. The advance In manufacture will
stimulate the cultivation of the raw mate.
rial, which has now been made the subject
Of successful experiments in twenty-five
different States.
Miss Susan Fcnnimore Cooper, daughtc,
Of the novelist, WHO'S visiting her brother
In Albany, Is soliciting contributions for The