The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-02


Secretary Chandler left here tonight for
the east.
Telegraphic Titbits
MINOR AND MISCELLANEOUS HAPPENINGS AT
/ HOME.
WALTHAM, MASS, November l.-James
Moore, a prominent citizen, who has held
many public offices, died suddenly of apo
pleXy last evening, aged G5. For fifteen
| years he was connected with the chemical
works of Pittsburg He returned TO Wal
than about year ago.
BosroN, November John Homes, a
well known character OF south Boston, died
fifty years ago, leaving property which
now amounts to 100000. By the terms of
ms Will hall of the estate was to constitute
the Homes fund. the increase of which was
To be devoted to the support of Congrcga-
! tional minis ters and the INSTRUMENTATION
church in South Boston, 1t is claimed this
fund has been mismanaged, that since 1851
no account was rendered by the trustees
Permission to examine the books has been
refused, and it is said that the provisions of
the will have been generally disregarded.
Judge Mckrin, of the probate court, today
heard u petition asking that the trustees be
eluired to render in the probate court an
account OF the estate. The case excites
much interest.
. BosroN, November 1.-The sclectmen of
NatiCk, town in the ninth congressional
district, in issuing warrant for election,
omitted to mention that q congressman
was to be voted for. This blunder will
throw out over $1,000 votes, majority Of
which would have been democratic.
CoNCORDA, MASS, November IA das-
tardy attempt was made to burn the count.
house. About 10 o'clock last night FL 20
was discovered between the vault for re-
cords and the main building. Coal oil HI
been poured on the papers and set fire. A
school teacher, Miss Richie, returning from
a festival eXtinguishcd the flames before
| they had made much Roadway. No clue to
the inCendiary. To destroy the court
records is probably the cause Of the al
| tempt at inCendiarism.
Chicago, November Representative
of the Amalgamated Iron and Steel workers
! of this district and the mill owners, have
/ been holding another meeting, There was
| q difference at the first, but an agreement
was finally reached last night on scale re-
| duction OF twenty per cent. compared with
the prevailing prices. The workers are
however, firm. in demanding that
this agreement he subject to revision
May LIST, The mill owners are equally
firm IN demanding that the agreement
should cover the entire year, The confer
ence adjourned again without perfect
understanding.
| SEpALIA, No, November THE whole
sale and retail dry goods establishment of
John +. Allen, this city made an assign.
ment. Liabilities unknown but heavy.
| CINCINNATI November l.-Ceril Elem
| ing, superintendent of the Cincinnati
southern railroad, has resigned TO take a
responsible position on the New Orleans d.
vision of the Cincinnati, New Orleans Il
| Texas Pacific railway.
| BALTIMORE, November IA wine and
spirit dealers board of trade has been or.
gained here,
QuEEEC, November l.--Rowdyism is so
rampant and highway robberies so frequent
| that the press advises the citizens TO 20
| armed, the authorities being powerless to
protect.
| NEw YORK, November l.-lIcnry Z.
Cooper, u well known tailor, was sent to
u private lunatic asylum Sunday at the
instance of two brothers The third
brother, claiming Cooper entirely sane, be.
gan legal proceedings to have him released.
Henry George writes he neither enter.
tanned nor expressed the intention to
bring a claim against the British govern.
mcnt for my arrest in Ireland, and adds
80 far as am concerned the expression Of
regret which the British government has
made is Q sufficient vindicaton of my
principle"
Official investigation has not vet discoy.
cred the origin of the Park theatre fire.
LOWELL, November l.--General Buffers
Sister.in'law, Mrs, Eidreth, died suddenly
today, interrupting the campaign tour OF
the general two DAYS.
PALMER, MASS, November THE west.
bound passenger train on the New London
Northern railroad, came in collision thi,
evening with a freight train switching on
the main track in the Palmer yard tonight
Roth engines and three cars demolished
No one injured.
AUGUSTA, November l.-Meyers & Mar,
Gus, wholesale dealers in dry goods and
boots and shoes, reported their assets nj
$500, NJ which $4,000 are bad open ac.
counts, Their liabilities are $50, 900. Pre-.
ierred creditors, S9i 900, Charles l.. Boyn.
ham, OF New York, Is one of the assignecs
BosroN, November l.-During last spring
\ Frcnchman named Goodenough lell
Greenville Tor the woods at the head al
Mousehcad Lake, Maine. Nothing was
subs, quently heard ofh,m until last week,
when his skeleton was discovered with boil,
hands IN bear trap, Goodenough In some
way got his hands caught in the Jaws OF
WV Asf hAiu was uuuUlt u YET tnpm eN,
treated, and consequently died from starya.
ton.
CHATTANOOGA, November 1.-The gene
raj assembly convened at 10 a. m. to-day
James 5. Boynton was elected president o
the senate and Louis Gerard speaker of Tn,
house.
HUNDRED nLus JACKETS DROWNED.
MADRID, November IAN official dis
patch nom Manila says One hundred sail
ors were drowned during the recent cy
clone.
NEW ORLEANS, November 1.-The Plea
yune's jackson, Mississippi, special saws
J. NJ. Roam, independent candidate TO
congress N the 9Th district, In a speech
, Macon, Monday, announced his with
drawal, stating that he intended TO vote TO
General Griffin. greenbacker, ....and advise,
his friends TO do likewise. Roam oppose
the reelection OF II. d. Money.
~ fntLApILrniA,. November 1.-The Penn
! sylvanis Railroad declared 0 Joint annua