The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-14
Crimes and Criminals.

SLAIN by HER SPOUSE.
NEW YORK, Nov, l3.-Mrs. Sophia Olsen.
from Minneapolis, Minnesota, who was shot
IN me arm by her husband yesterday, died
IN Bellevue hospitalto-day. She did not
recover from the shock produced by the
amputation of her arm.
IN LUCK,
ST LOUIS, Nov. l3,-Some of the old LOT
terry and gambling cases were again before
the criminal court to-day, and verdicts of
two years in the penitentiary rendered
against Norman Iruncr and John Blacl,
were set aside.
MUST oSCILLATE.
ST. LOUIS, Nov, l3.--ln the criminal
court to-day John Hayes was sentenced to
hang on the 18th of December, for the mur-
der of Philip Mueller, saloon. keeper. last
fall '''''
TERRIBLE AFFRAY.
NEW YORK, November IA terrible af.
ialr took pace some time on Saturda v
night between two farm hands in the en-
ploy OF Mrs. Barnum, at Hampstead. Long
Island, 1t appears thestwo were found in
q dying condition in lonely part of the
estate Sunday night. One was shot through
the body and the other was horribly
stabbed. They were Just able to sneak
when found, but expired soon aCterwa rd =.
The matter is being investigated.
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. l3.-The Post. Dispatch's
special from Alton says; At bali given
at the residence Of Jake Neidcrhouse, on
Missouri Point, opposite this city Saturday
night, Frank Carter was shot and killed.
The trouble originated in fight between
TWO young mon in the crowd and quickly
involved eight or ten, when the shot was
hrpu- Dtlt IL not lsnnup ~ MI
WANT To sQUELCH THE OH CATHOLICS.
BERLIN, Nov. l3-T'he leaders of the cen
tre party resolved TO demand that the
privilege of civil rights which had been
granted to the old Catholics with the Ro.
man Catholics, be withdrawn from the
former; also, that Catholic priests be per
mitted to say mass and administer sacra-
ments without previous sanction OF the
state.
BuNGLEsoME BURGLARS.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. ia special to the
Gazette from Hot Springs, Arkansas, says:
On Sunday morning at . o'clock
terrific explosion was heard
in NJ. O'Brien e Co.'s store.
A policeman who entered the building dis.
covered that the iron safe bad been blown
open, and that the desks, drawers
and windows Of the rear build
n.
heapcd together in confused mas
The glass in front of the store, eight feet
distant, was shvcred and the plasterinr in
an adjoining store was broken, but nothing
was ignited. On examining pieces of the
safe IL was found that small hole had
been drilled through the iron and concrete
lining of the top, in which, evidently,
powder or fuse was inserted. Inside OF
the safe was stored u quantity of dynamite
cans, for blasting purposes, which
ignted and caused the explosion. The
safe contained about $500 in paper curren.
cy, besides coin, city and county
scrip, papers and books. Fragments
OF the currency were found, but
the force of the explosion drove several
coins into the adjacent wall. Undoubtedly
an attempt had been made TO rob the
safe, yet the burglars had got away
safely. No serious damage was done
to the building. James Burns, a Chicago
pedestrian, and another man whose name
is unknown, were arrested tonight, sus.
peoted of attempting to rob the safe.
Burns is bruised on the shoulder, and cir.
cumstautial evidence against both is con.
sidered strong.