The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-04
THE HEMlSpHERES.
Teicgrsphlo Miscellany.


ell, arrested at Mount Pleasant, few miles
from Glendale, Monday last, on suspicion
of being guilty of the murder Of A. W.
Ross, October Sth, was found dead in his
cell, in Glendale, this morning. 1t is said
the proof against him was very strong.
THE ASHLAND VICTIMS.
ASHLAND, Ky, November 3.-Buildings
are icstooned with Grape and all business
suspended, The funeral OF the three vic
tins of Wednesday violence took place at
10 o'clock. Six of the wounded are not ex-
pected to live, The citizens are very indig.
nant against Governor Blackburn and
Judge Brown. The latter He'd from town.
There is still great excitement,
uNORcIDE AND SUICIDE.
Foil FAIRFIELD, Me-, November Sired
Hutchinson, of EastOn, cut his wife's
throat and then his own, this morning,
Both died in short time. Hutchinson was
~ years old and subject to fits, in one of
which he may have committed the murder,
JACK FROST.
MONTGOMERY, \. v, November 3.-The
Thermometer here this morning marked Is
degrees There was II heavy white frost and
thick ice.
Park THEATRE FlRE-lNDICTTNG ELECTION
suARps.
New York, November 3.-The fire mar
shal to-day continued the investigation of
the Park theatre fire. The testimony de
velOped nothing new. John Lee, an en-
ploye, who met his death
at the fire, was buried this
p. m. The grand jury day presented in
dctments against eighteen persons in the
eighth assembly district for violation of the
election laws.
OBITUARY.
New York, November "a dispatch
from Napa, California, announces the DEATH
at his residence near that city, of James w.
Simonton, one of the proprictors Of the San
Francisco Bulletin and San Francisco
Morning Call, and late general manager Of
the New York Associated Press. He died
Olhcart disease last evening.
STILL FAVORABLE.
lNpiANArOLIs IND, November Six
Governor Hendricks condition is still ia
yorablc.
AN ADErT.
ROCHESTER, n, y, Noyember3.-John A.
Langdon, formerly Local agent of the War
ror Mower company at Little Falls, has
been discovered to have uttered large
amounts of forged paper. lie left town
day or two ago He succeeded in swindlinG
business men, bankers, note shavers and
farmers very extensively. The Warrior
Mower company discovered his populations
last July and he was superseded. In 1877
he was sentenced to the Erie county pcni-
Tertiary from LoCkpOrt for forgeres, but
aitcrward promised to do better, and was
assisted to go into business again. New
iorgeries aGGregating $4,000 were brought
to light to-day.
BROUGHT TO JUSTICE.
PHILADELPHIA, Nuvember3 The five as.
SCISSORS and United States supervisors Mt
rested yesterday for making fraudulent and
fictitious registration OF votes, together
with the supervisor were taken into custody
this morning and were arraigned for hear
ing this afternoon before United States
Commissioner Gibbons. The first case
was that of irregularities in the first divi
sion of the fifth ward, in which James Will
son and Charles Marsh, United States Sll.
pcrNisors, and John Myers, u lodgng-house
keeper, were defendants. Myers acknowl-
edged that there were twenty persons
registered from his place of whom he had
no knowledge. Testimony to this effect
was offered by Deputy United States Mar
shal Coke, who stated that half dozen tie
titious names had been placed on the back
assessors list. The accused were held in
II 800 bonds each to answer ut court.
rOOG nut DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT.
NEW York, November Especial Agent
Drummond, of the treasury department,
was appraised TO-DAY OF al attempt to flood
the city with counterfeit $40 treasury notes
OF 1873, letter G.. Twenty, at least were
passed on shop. keepers. The counterfeit is
poor, and only likely to deceive because the
note has not been COunterleited before
The counterfeit first appeared in Chicago in
1850 aud ran through the west, A portion
of the plate was then captured in Missouri,
but the engraver escaped with the other
part,
THE sCovILLE Nuisance.
CHICAGO, November 3 Application in
the county court to-day for continuance of
hearing in the motion for new trial in the
insanity case OF Mrs. SCovillc to Wcdnes.
day next was granted Her attorney stated
the belief that hit client, now in Canada,
would be- present
MARK GRAY WANTS To GET OgT,
QUINCY, LIS, November 3-The haheas
corpus case of Mark Gray, who tried to
shoot Edwin Booth, the actor, on applica.
ton for his release from the Elgin insane
asylum, began Yesterday and is still in
progress, tray occupied the witness stand
nearly all day. He gave clear and concise
statement OF his dOings up to the time of
his attempt on the actors life, aud cross
examination failed to confuse him or lead
him to contradictions
lining RATES.
CniCAGO, November 3 --GonCral meSscn-
gers aud general freight agents of the Iowa
Trunk LINES association, Colorado Traffic
association and the Southwestern Pool
continued in session to-day ON the subject
of choosing mhitra'otS to nix percentages
to Missouri river points.
TuE pISTIILHRs.
CINCINNATI November > "A meeting in.
formal in its character, composed of repre-
sentatiyeS of all the distillerlcs in the Gin.
Cinnati district, was held this afternoon to
discuss the situation with refer.
onCc 10 tue break in the Western Export
association There was no organization
and no formal action, hut long time was
with reference w the causes that have led
to the rupture of the association. 1t was
suggested that there was a burden imposed
which made II nec' ssary to keep the price
of whisky too high, and aS result bonded
whiskey was put on the market The chief
of these burdens waste hc found IN the
practical working Of the rule, which per.
mittcd members 10 purchase the capacity
oto her establishments. II was more than
limited that some OF the distill.
cries were bought, th,t would never
be running on their own capital, thus
unnecessarily increasing the total produc-
ing capacity of the association. 1t was also
very generally agreed that the price OF
capacity should be- ~ cents, instead of 10,
and committee of five was appointed To
investigate the matter of the purchase of
questionable d,S'ii cries. Beyond this
no action was taken, Meantime the asso.
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