The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-07
SUNDAY TELEGRAMS.
AN ArRocrors MURDER.


clous murder committed at Bellevue. Mrs.
Annie Eadiord had LETT her husband, John,
because OF his cruelty, applied for n divorce,
aud procured an INJUNCTION tn prevent his
disposing of the property. Radiord went
TO Fremont, the county-seat, in the fore
noon, and while there papers in the suit
were served on him. He went back to
Bellevue in the forenoon and proceeding to
the house of his wiic's parents, knocked at
the door, Not being promptly admitted,
he. began kicking, whereuP9n lis
the arm, threw her down,
and placinga revolver at her head fired.
She attempted to strike the pistol away
and received bullet IN the right arm. He
then put the pistol to her right temple so
CLOSE that the powder burned the flesh, and
fired the fatal shot, after which he coolly
walked out IN the ya:d, stopped a moment
10 see ii he had killed his victim, deliberately
picked the empty shell ont of the revolver,
put the pistol away, and ran across lots
until he reached the railway track, along
which he fled westward. The news OF the
murder spread rapidly, and large number
OF citizens started in pursuit of the muir
derer who was finally captured by Consta-
BILE KeDnner, four miles from Bellevue,
ana subsequently lodged in jail at Ere
mont Alter arrest he asked if his wife
was dead and receiving an Affirmative re-
ply. said; II thought SO. ! gave her two
good ones and am glad oft"
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. st. Longs
breths coal ehutes trestes, etc at Carbon
Hill burned this afternoon. The loss is
about ~, 900 and throws $50 men out of
employment.
NEW RAILWAY SERVICE.
81. LOUIS, Nov 5.--Thc Wabash rail-
road inaugurated u new service tonight
by sending out through train from here
70 Des Moincs, Iowa Trans on what is
Known as the Iowa route, composed of the
Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy, the Bur
lington Cedar Rapids II Northern and the
Minneapolis & St. Louis railroad, between
this city and st. Paul and Minneapolis, will
commence tomorrow, leaving by tho st.
Louis, Keokuk & Northwest road, running
on the west side of the Mississippi river
instead of over the Rock Island division of
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy on the
east side of the river, rs heretofore The
~, Louis Il heOisUk road is part of the
Chicago, Burlington e. Quincy system, and
tho change has been made because the line
on the western side OF che river will give Il
shorter route to st, Paul.
MATTERS IN MEXICO.
CRY or MEXICO, Nov. "a society
has been organized for the encouragement
OF The mining interests OF the republic.
Among the promoters are porliro Diaz and
many OF the most active aud wealthy men
III The country. General PacheCo, minister
q public works, is the president. The re-
ciprocity treaty with the United States is
again being discussed by the press, but
meets with little favor In any portion of the
nation and Is unpopular generally, as Mex
ioo's revenues are derived principally from
import duties.
A JEALOUS COON
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-Charles MoCu.
thy (coloied) went to his mothers ROOM on
Rampant street, at y. IN. to-day, aud
found her unable to speak, having been cut
across the meek. lie went to inform his
sister. EnteriaE her room he found his
sister dead, with her throat cut. Mrs. Nc.
CsIthy Is not expected 10 recover. She has
stated that she was cut by Peter johnson,
VINO ilVed with her daughter, and it ~ be.
lieyed he also cut llllcn's throat. The muir.
derer escaped. Jealousy is supposed to be
tho cause
GOVERNOR HENDRICKS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-An Indianapolis,
Indiana, special says: Yesterday MON
wrench caused hcmorrhage atrosh in Gov.
error Hendricks foot. L was slonpel
\ f6wsvcz,' aET III evening Inc I1fysiclans
reported the ioophealing satisfactorily, with
every indication of recovery,
MUST BANGLE.
A lankton, Dakota Territory, special
Gays the officials there have been notified
that President Arthur declines to interfere
IN the case of Brave Bear, sentenced to he
hanged on the 18th instant, for the murder
Of Joseph Johnson, n soldier, near Fort
Sully, in 1877.
Affairs ~ EdYrr
CAIRO, Nov. On. Bredif, French con-
troller of finances in Egypt, has written
lettor To Cherii Pasha, Insisting m his right
20 be present at the council of ministers.
Chcrif Pasha Immediately referred the let
ter TO the British government.
Several members of the Court.martial
which is engaged in the trial of Arab
Pasha have resigned, because of the intma.
tioa which had been conveyed to them by
the council that they may be called as wit. |
nesScs rs to who shared N the military up.
rising.
RED BANK, n, j., AnLN2E.
BED BANK, N, j., Nov. "a fire |
broke out about p. M, in the business !
part OF town just opposite where the lest |
Two fires occurred, II the stable belonging !
TOT. w. Childs, banker, and at this hour,
9'2O y, m, Il has destroyed the business
block, including the Western Union telc. !
graph and Central Express offices, extend.
lng up Broad street and including the
Methodist church, and threatening the
First National bank buildings so Gr it
has destroyed No. 10, Spinning & patter.
sons large brick building. The fire was
stayed on Front street. Ir
IRISH Politics.
B0sroN, Nov. "A. NJ. Sullivan, NJ, +. |
referring to The latest news from Ireland,
said; read the Irish party voted with the
government in the great trial of strength
Thursday on the cloturG question. The fca
son for thatwas not cablcd, but happen TO
know II quite well-they voted against Sir
Stafford NorthcO,e's amendment which |
proposed a two.thirds majority instead OF |
bare majority. This was Ingenious but
very shabby, to establish the oloture which |
should never hit the tory party aud which |
should crush the Irish party. The Glad. !
stone clotuto will hit the tory and the home
rulers alike. The tories are always sure of
having more than one.third OF the house,
but tho irish party Is not. Seeing that
all members from Ireland Of all |
parties only number 100 out of 65,
one therefore perceiveS at once that ii
Stafford Northcote cloturc would crush the
Irish and let tho tories escape" Speaking
OF the new programme enuuclstel at the 10.
cent conference In Dublin, Mr. sullivan
said he considered that US u matter of fact, |
IL would DO better TO concentrate upon
some one subject, but the conference must
be accepted AS speaking for the Irish PEG.
pie, with the authority that no previous
body eau pretend to. lie believed the coming