The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-10
SUNDAY TELEGRAMS.
OBITUARY.

4, Richmond wealthiest citizen, died
M, morning, aged % years, Deceased was
.,,tiye Of Carolina county, Virginia. He
a,me 10 this city in his early manhood and
..,syed in the tobacco business, which he
'a,ce,slully conducted for half century,
.n8 became a millionaire, He was prom
'-.,r member of the Baptist church and
r,;nelpal patton of Richmond college, and
|, had a large family, all of his daughters
having married leading citizens, one being
nay. DR.. J. L. NJ. Curry, secretary of the
p,sbody board,
MURDERED.
r,y,ryyNTI. October S.--A. w, Ross.
nsnber OF the firm of Ross Il Lysle, coal
is,ers Of this city, was found murdered
w. midnight last night between the rail
s,sd and his residence at Glendale, Ohio.
On. head was beaten to Jelly and his
,-s,,h and part of his chain, and pocket
S'os were gone. Ross was treasurer OF the
cSsI exchange and attended the annual
v'spting last night. 1t is not known what
f,nds he may have received in that capac.
~ but otherwise he could not have had
mich money on his person. lie was a
member Of the board of commissioners Of
me- industrial exposition, which closed last
rjrht. and left the city by q train which
lssyes shortly before midnight. There is
noclue to the murderer.
ABRUTE,
EVANSVILLE, IND, October S.-Last Fri.
Law night the neighbors of Hume Redman,
Via lives within three miles of Mount Yer.
nm Posey county, heard cries uttered by
woman in the direction of Redman's
Sonse, Of Mercy, for Gods sake don't kill
rew They also heard the sound of blows
and the report OF pistol and afterward
Me- voice OF man. which the neighbors say
WAS Redmau's, exclaiming, My God, have
MI YOU; for Gods sake speak TO nue. ~
Then silence ensued, which was soon broken
by Redman calling on the neighbors for
bep saying his wife had committed
suicide. The neighbors repaired to
the house, where they found Mrs.
Reiman speeohless, A derringer
pistol was lying on her lap, and blood ooz-
Inc from her body. Life was extinct in a
few minutes. Redman was arrested and
placed in Jail. Last night there were two
hundred armed men around the jail seek.
ing an opportunity to lynch him.
MYSTERIOUS.
PETERsBuRG, VA, October S.-The body
d Richard Langston, prominent English
man, living near Prospect station, on the
Noriok& Western railway, and well known
Throughout the state, was found this morn
Ing, some miles from his home, horribly
nutilsted. He letC home last evening.
| Whether he WAS killed by falling from the
vehicle or was murdered is not Known
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
tlqtnhnr = Arrt,s
Spain, Alaska, City Of Chester, Canada,
Indiana, Saint Dustan.
WRECKED.
NV ORLEANS, October S.--The steamship
Wanderer brought portion of the officers
Md crew of the steamer Mallard, wrecked
The 18th OF September on Chinchona reef
eighty miles from Bali2e, and which became
sloal wreck, The vessel was from New
York for Balize, British Honduras, with q
al cargo of assorted merchandise, n por.
ton OF which was saved in damaged con
GtOn No lives were lost. The Mallard
yS0wned by JeY II Co., New York.
CLOSED.
CINCINNATI, October S.-The tenth Gin
tanati industrial exposition closed las
night The total attendance exceeded s.,
iNQ0 admissions, exclusive of compli-
Eentsries. The total expenses will be sos,
~ receipts have been 1900, which leaves
$1,000 clear profit.
an ,NrhNp'NG VotbEE9A'
iothc star from Guaymas, via Magdallna
dated the 9Th, says A courier with dis
patches from the commandment at Ala
ao TO Governor Ortis, reports
that the Naqui and Mayo Indians are Join
nlihe hostile forces. and preparing for ,
s svt,,a. uuypIenN. iheIe Is CohslueraoI'
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dunn, ;Sa a VIC iouSiI WIN the ffehcl
crvalyv ~ ;ns sv,v,ueioi, ny mas organize
lave ;un ulaa.,y anu hrtiIiery forces WIZ
nnmbor ahnn, " 6 sn'u'uiiitlon' ne Mayo'
baYts Nj, 49, 49, anu uIs set''eu on th'
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biernial n, 0vsG9er o,-Inu ueIeSateS 10 I'M
United orio- as I 1gl OIL the pran'
session in ,bi VI VuI, reIows closed thei
Tho cnr,,,,i. tulS wy iate saturday night
l,e,, snIo.soI gu lle grand masters ad
blcwin",V "So, ms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN
y, WhiS UuVsfs were elected: Grand ma:
isnr ",U '..n M. Forester, OF Richmond
BIaJa iS1,Sainu secretary, u. D. Bowser, {
, t,a,auelpRul9' pennsylvania, and gran
AZ Ji.n,t " r. Sattis' VI proOkINn, BOAR
Sn,S ,' W NJ II: Morris OF Chicago; j. /
Rl,;n,oVra,o. T ~ II Nnrollhai j. ;, Brown
Cincinna, ~, ID; warner, OF Washington
pe,, r""a,i was ohoseh rs the place Tor tn