davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
The Fire Record


TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA, May PA fire
yesterday DESTROYED large number of
ness part of the place. Three Of the prin-
cipal hotels u ned. The office of the Daily
Nugget was destroyed, and the Daily Epi-
taph office heavily damaged. The Western
Union telegraph office was also destroy ed.
IL is impossible to estimate the loss At
present, but II will probably'reanh 5000, 900.
Insurance will aggregate S350,O00
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
Foreign Flashes
A TERRIBLE COLLABORATION.

a TERRIBLE Ct NfLAGRATlON.
LONDON, May pa dispatch from Ber-
linSnys; Reports have reached here of u
terrible coniiagration in Kief The flames
have been raging since Tuesday
4 THE COMMONS
In the house of commons this afternoon,
on Sir Wilfred Lawson, radical, protesting
against the liberal government upholding
the integrity of the Ottoman empire and
asking pledge that force shall not be
employed in Egypt, Gladstone stated IL
was impossible TO give such pledge; that
there was nothing at present that makes il
likely that force will he necessary.
The underioreign secretary stated that
the ultimatum delivered TO Mohammed
Bordi by the agents of England and France
was substantially as published except the
words "menacing Egypt He refused to
state whether the ultimatum was sent with
the consent of the porte.
CORRECTION.
1t was Mr.. George Russell, liberal mem.
Der for Ayleshury, who, in the house oi
commons last night approved the repres.
sion bill, not Mr.. Charles Russell, member
for Dundalk.
| HIS SUCCESSOR.
| Aai tnuilOS p'Ntl, ~ Hi'Ntut luupt VI llt
court of queens bench, will succeed late Sir
John Holker, as lord justice of the high
court OF queens bench of appeals.
URGING MODERATION.
memorial signed by iorty-seven liberal
members of urliamont, has heQn presented
TO Gladstone urging II reduction of tn,
scope within which the repression bill shal
be enforced, aud moderation of the claus,
in regard to intimidating public mectng'
and the press.
STERN SENTENCE
Albert Young, who was recently arrested
for writing letter to Sir Henry Ponsonby
private secretary TO the queen, threatening
the life of her majesty. has been sentenced
to 10 years penal servitudc.
IL Is reported the government receive,
kilograms this evening stating that Arab
Bey 10 firmly resolved mot TO submit.
NEW ACApEMiCIAN.
Paris, May 10 M Victor Chirbaclcz ha
been received Mt the French academy L
Oil the vac nj seat held by NJ. Dufurc.
THE ULTIMATUM.
CAIRO. May 26-The ultimatum of tn,
English and French govern ncnls furthe
prescribes the return into the interior o
Egypt Of Bellan Posha and ali Fehm,
Pasha, who next to Arab lIey are leader
uf the military party. IL il here consderc,
almost certain that the ministry and mill
tary part will respect the II timatum.
HONORABLy RETIRED.
| VIgvSA, May 70 An autograph le,te
from Emperor Francis to Count Won Beus
Is officially published, granting the T,
quest of the latter to be relieved from TX
post of Austria Hungarian ambassador n
Paris and placed on the retired list. Tn
emperor acknowledges In the most latter
ing terms the eminent services Of Conn
Won Beust
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
COrslCann,


Special 10 the ieralu
CoRsIcANA, May 26.--Tne committee Of
our citizens who went to Palestine to in
spect the waterworks of that place came
back last night very well pleased in every
particular and grateful to the people Of
that city forthe oourtesies shown them
They report iavorably on the workings Of
the sy stem and think the fire protection full
ly adequate for all of our necessities.
The concert tonight by home talent
under the management of Professor Schir-
macher. promises to be very well attended,
fully 100 reserved seats being already sold
Gurrity S Huey will move into the bank
room next week, IL being the first build.
ing finished in our new block.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, May S.--rhe republican
caucus committee having reported as hav
ing reached no conclusion at the meeting
which was held last night, the question Of
How long is the dead lock to con,inue9'
was heard on all sides OF the house OF repre-.
sentatives to-day. The committee on rules
neid secret session this morning, and
while members are disposed to say nothing
as to what was considered, II has been
learned that the question under disc cussion
Was In regard to the existing deadlock.
members OF both parties ure taking active
part therein. A conference OF leading dem'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
CARPET DEPART MENT!
THESE ARE OUR OFFERINGS:

LINE0LEUM, a full line of Choice Patterns,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, such as Jutes Raw
Silks, Pushes, Furniture Trimmings, Cret-
tones, Doublo-faced Flannels and Funitnre
Coverings,
C0RNICE POLES and Extension COrnices, in a
full variety of styles, An excellent Walnut
Pole at 81 25,
WINDOW SHADES, in Rustic, Holland aud
Opaque all cOlOrs, sizes and styles, made tC
order Just received fall line Of Opaque
Shades in latest style Of Dados Bands, anC
Artistic Prints of various designs.
LACE CURTAINS, Nottingham and Antique
Curtains, & Netts IN Cream Il White.
LhNGUEDOC SWISS, & SCREEN NETTs ii
LARGE VARIETY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
Palestine.
Special TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald,
PALESTINE, May 26.-The postmaster ut
Mexia has been arrested by Special Agent
Crawford. charged with deficiency in his
accounts Of about 81 500. An attempt had
been made to bum the Office and records.
Postmaster Owens turned all his property
over TO his bondsmen, who will reimburse
the government a new postmaster has
been appointed The postmaster at Win.
chester. in Sabine county, has been bounced
for selling whisky in the same room where
the ohlce was kept.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
Mckinney.
special To the Herald.

Special To the Herald.
MoKISNEy, May 2G.-The wheat crop is
turning out better than was expected, and
the crop is being gathered fast.
Cameron Bros, Of our city, have sold out
their grocery business TO ]. h. Hill, of OK
ford, Mississippi,
The railroad difficulty Is about settled,
and the grading on East Line will be COM
pleted by tomorrow.
A negro man was captured and lodged in
our Jail Yesterday, charged with attempting
10 commit rape on a little girl, Ella
White, 10 years old but who was foilcd In
his designs by some people passing. He
made his escape to the bottom, but was
captured the next day. He was shot in
one or two places, but not seriously.
1t is almost impossible to supply the de
mand for reapers and threshers. Every
blacksmith shop Is crowded repairing old
machines
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
NET RECEIPTS.


NEW YoRK, May 26-rhe following are
the total net receipts of cotton at all ports
since September lst; Gaiveston' 4ls,6OSi
New Orleans, ,l5S, $50; Mobile, 251 sS1; Sa-
vannah 7lS, S,65l Charleston, iS6,9iS; Will
mington, 1872 269S; Norfolk, 500 775; Balti-
more, 35,573; New York, l66.i96; Boston,
2O,4l6; Providence, l226l; Philadelphia,
72,6l2; City and West Point. III sol; Bruins
wick, {. 6.S2i, Port Royal, % $50; Pensacola
10, 1877; Portland. 1894; lndianola, 1868
Washington, lO,50l. Total, 4,5W,SJ2.
FUTURES
New YoRK, MAY B--rhe Posts cotton re-
port says: Future deliveries at first call sold
a, a decline OF 4 100 In the time between
the second and third calls an increased
pressure caused prices to fall CLEO TO 100.
At the third call May brought II 80, June,
! 70 Ol To |? 02; August, II y; September,
II 90; October, II As; November IL 10.
LIVERPOOL CIRCULAR.
! LIVERPOOL, MAY 96 This weeks report
of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers associt-
ton says Cotton opened dull and easier,
but since Tuesday there was active de-
mand and the previous Thursdays quo a.
lions were resumed. American was pressed
for sale ut IL l6d. decline, but with I'M
proved demand prices fully recovered. Sea
island was in good demand ut full prices
Futures at the beginning OF the week were
dull and prices declined l.S2d. There has
since been u recovery OF l'l8d,
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
NEw YoRK, May u. 2G.-Comporstive state
nent of cotton for the week ending to-day
Net receipts ut al United States ports du
ring the week, 1880 same week last year
80 500 Total receipts to this date. 500,
$50; total to same date last year. 5,is3,SGo
Exports for the week 2i,l56; same weel
last year. 67.0Sl. Total exports to thi
date, ., ,isS gi0. same date last year, i,0is.
g7h. Stock at all United states ports, AL,
0iS; same time last year. M,llI. Stock a
all interior towns, 81 GAG; same time las
year, 1887. Stock at Liverpool $50 900
same time last year 10000. stock o
American ahoat for Great Britain, 10000
same time last year, 10000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27

RALEIGH, May @.-Colonel VIM. s. Tuck.
cr, Of the firm o, W. s. & II \. Tucker,
dry doods, died suddenly last night, aged
90 years He was one OF the wealthiest and
most prominent merchants Of this state,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
Graham.
Special to the Herald

SVtVIHI 10 VHt HVfNU
GRAHAM, May ga flash of lightning.
accompanied by a terrific peal of thunder,
struck the rear end of the telegraph Office
here to-day demolishing battery, melting
the wires and blackening the rear OF the
building There was so much smoke IL
was thought at first the house was on fire.
The operator was in the front room and
was unhurt. -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
Kansas CITY.
Special TO the Herald.

KANSAS Cry, NO., May 96--Two men,
George Miller and NJ. d. Jones, were to-day
arrested and jailed on bench warrant from
the criminal court, charging them with
murder in the first degree, the grand jury
having stated TO the conrt that Il would
find indictments against them for partici.
patton in the mobbng and hanging of Levi
Harrington, In this city, on April 3d.
Moro arrests are expected.
Mrs. Il. d. Mosely has been waiting al
the Union depot here for two days for The
appearance OF her husband from Kansas
To-day word reached her that her husband
had been arrested In Emporia, Kansas
charged with having murdered a Mrs
Keigcr In that city for the purpose of pro
curing $500 insurance on her life, witch
he had only short time beIor,
induced her TO take out, payabl,
to himself, he agreeing TO pay nj
expenses and take care OF Mrs. Keiger dur.
ing her liletiues (, is supposed Moselcy',
scheme was to procure the Insurance, meet
his wife here and flee the country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
Marine.
roRh OF NOTION.

BosroS, May S.-Arrived-Lizzy Heyer,
Helm, Montague.
pokr OF NEW YORK.
New YoRK, May 70 -Arrived-Pennand
Oder. City of fRichmond, Cap, Nimrod. Gov.
ernor, Ann Gray, Friga, THEODORE, !. Dorothy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
A Villain Is Arrested at Emporia,
Kansas for q Cold. .Bl00ded
Murder Details Of His
Little Scheme.
A Sad Day for Some Texas POstmas.
ters Star. Route Witnesses en-
Route to Washington.
A Black Fiend In the Tolls nj MGkin.
nsy. with a Well Perforated
Epidermis.
Miraculous Escape Of a Gentleman
at Nayas0ta.
The Telegraph Office at Graham Struck
by Lightning.
Other Interesting State News
Other Interesting State News.

Mcxia.
Special to the Herald
MExiA, May 20.-Colonel w. Taylor
and Dr. Gregor, of Waco, are visiting our
town. They propose to build the Texas
Midland railway via Mexia If right.of.way
and $4,000 are subscribed by our citizens.
No doubt we soon will have q railroad
boom
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
Austin.
Special 10 the Herald,

AUSTIN, May S,.-lIlll Crowdcr was ar
rested and Jailed to-day on warrant from
Hopkins county, charging him with the
theft Of horse.
Judge Amos 7. Foster, general mail agent
for Texas, len this evening for Washingtop
In company with Jerry ELLIS, OF Edward,
county, es,mail contractor between SAT-
Antonio and Corpus Christi. who goes ns n
witness In the stnrroute cases, presuma.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
Navasota.

'PVVIUI 70 lHV HvTNu
NAyAsroA, May 26.-This evening Colo
mel Mckay, of Houston, attempted to ret
aboard the train while in motion. He
stumbled against some one and fell be-
tween the car platforms, How he escaped
death is mystery. He was very badly
mashed and bruised.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27

bly, in the matter Of the route referred to.
Judge Foster has already sent Postmaster
Manning, OF San Antonio, aud Il. N. De-
vine, the present contractor of the San An
tonic and Corpus Christi route
Articles OF Incorporation We're filed to-day
ny me Denison Water Supply company,
capital stock $4,000, 20 construct and
maintain water-works at Denison.
The board Of education to-day prepared
catalogue FOR the Sam Houston normal
school, to be issued at the end Of the ses-
| sion. ->-
ihe capitol commissioners are engaged
IN an examination of Mr. Van Rosenberg's
marble quarry on the international, tii(een
mules from Austin, with the view of determ-
ming the adaptability of the stone for the
new capitol. They are expected TO report
| Tomorrow,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
SANGER BROTHERS!
FOR THE HOUSE!

intending change of Carpets the purchase OF
new laying of Bedroons with Mating for the
Summer. OF in fact anything in way OF House
Decorations, should visit
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
The Criminal Calendar.

WILMINGTON, N. c., May 20 The Jury
in the case of James Reddin (colorcd),
charged with criminally assaultng young
white girl, after being out twenty.four
hours, returned a verdict at noon TODAY Of
guilty in the manner and form as indicted.
This evening he was sentenced TO be hanged
on Friday, August e5th. He has admitted
rendered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May cG-The motion
for n new trial In the Larkin murder case
was this morning continued by Mr.. Justice
Matthews until the July term Of the Fed
eral court. Larkin Is out on a bond of
StO OpD
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
Terrell.
Special to the Herald

opecml 70 the Herald
TERRELL, May 26.-An ice.cream festival
was given last evening by the Ladies Aid
society for the benefit of the Methodist
church. II was held in the grove in front
OF The church. The grove was brilliantly
lighted by Chinese lanterns, tspers, etc.,
and the reireshment tables were beautifully
and tastefnlly decorated with flowers and
fruits, and other things equally useful and
ornamental. Most delightful music was
donated and dispensed by the Meinor
brothers, the just famous band of Terrell.
me attendance was large and all seemed
determined to extract all the enjoyment
possible out Of the occasion. After several
hours OF Joy uncontned," the crowd dis
persed TO their several homes, bearing with
them the thanks OF the ladies for the liberal
manner in which their entertainment had
been patronized, Between $50 and $40 was
made clear of all expenses,
Terrell is shipping large quantities of
road
Ball at the opera.house tonight, given by
the German band.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-09

MAS IN he done Immediately at tho opening OF the
Board To-day. after that special business had been
transacted the Board for the greater part Oh
the forenoon resembled q country court house.
wherein are assembled fair representation Vi .no
county citizenship waiting for the veruiot oi 'no
Jury in some cause of engrossing interest," Iracu-
calIv business was suspended. not only In the
granger stocks. which are supposed to be direoVy
affected by the decisions of the Windsor Hotel con-
ference but also In the whole market. Board men,
bers discussed the situation and the probabilities
from their different points of view but other topics
than railway wars employed the time OF the liter-
ary element of the Board, and the transit OF
verus was not neglected The absence OF any
pressure to cell stocks however. encouraged
a hardening OF prices so that the small business tnat
was done between 1890 and II o'clock was at grad
ually jruproving figures. The first news receiver
from the conference tsoon after MIDDAY was ha' ~
had adjourned without accomplishing anything ahu
without day For moment prices weakened, but
II was quickly apparent that the market was full OF
orders to purchase, and cold suspicion crept over
the room traders that snare had been set Tor them
the tide turned and when later 1t was learned that
the conference had adjourned to meet tomorrow AT
1890 .. M, prices sharply advanced. considering
that to-day's meeting in truth was an auJouihou
mee,ino from the meeting at Chicago last Saturday.
and adjourn until tomorrow, the gentlemen COM
posing the conference may thank themselves, II
hereafter there is suspicion abroad OF stock-1ob-
ping al the bottom of the beginning of the war and
at the result of the present conference. whatever
that may be. People are justified IN
believing that the Intervention of six DAYS between
the Chicago and New-York meetings had given am
ple time for discussion of the subject In the ex-
ecutive COMM tees of each of the comp MES so
that the representatives might have been prepared
to GO to the meeting TO-DAY with some other pur-
pose than of looking at each other. Yet WEI Ill say
1t Is likely that something will be accomplished De-
fore final adjournment is had. Until something 10
DONE the matter will remain factor in the sDecu-
lative situation after that, probably the war anu
its supposed settlement will bs remembered not
longer than twenty -four hours. The market devel'
oped no special features all stocks being affected
alike. and at the close it was strong at some reac-
ton from the best figures.
Government bonds dull. but the prices were
strong: Gual bids were advanced ls per cent each
for the S.. GIGS and 4l2s Annexed are the closing
quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-09

fSps clcsr SOP $50 shor. Clear etsse 100 DRESSED 7,
;ss$s a:. isse af11Rf te,s f.
S "a Ss
e S,.s s sss
closing Sss D9 ss se lSS 'Gs to ss
i IA isssn. Dscs%Ser zoe
iSc tes January ieS5 81 cosns
sS % sSTSRary closing s0.ns
sC eso 's e.. Ap MAJ, II 10 c ia.sns
sS SSc IL 1850 tc; June iIS iSoo closing II 2 zoe
steam qaet ana arn sale. 100 se. ii 80 ONO CITY
1 nS. e to- Refined for Continent quoted r.
TsGIMa,tst has strictly choice
% ass q1et and about steady tate Creamery sSS
STATE Dairy nat Tubs Choice s5S3{c af TUBS and
e sS S' %e.s a imitation %ss@ Creamery
DMy sS $50 Western Fssto soct ts% Win
sht receipts modefae 3e@ S lover grade. qa
he'd steady state Factory lsc western Flat SGl2.o
ST." oMsaasoy state and Pennsylvania 800; West
E.iGpES-steady. unchanged, Ony moderately active.
SSAAkhnnSSouiet unchanged
Only moderately active for jobbing lots general
rs, Ca :, dun and hhds Centrifugal 95s
better demand 2O At G Amer 10 pc 'a Cut Io,
s sc: Cr1saed 94ci Powdered 9e9ae GTaoniat SS
$685. standard do. sSasisc on do. 7.sesso White
Ezra z " nosS Yellow do do. 7s91Hoi Yellow o. D..
sTEAalN Quiet hold nrm Primo CITY. ll7sC.; oleO
IA x o tm and in fair demand Primo City. 1901
the auction to-day prices weaker but without
afIed enange SSsg pkgs were sold inc nd ng
9g'l, pingsney sd35o Japan at l5i2Gs, do dust H@
luc assam at 20 FOrmOsa at lGa2Sc, and AmOy at ~
TOBACCO Kentucky easy. but inquiry from Reggie
BUYERS Lugs 7r Lsaf lSc, sales 1875 hhds seed
Lear quiet saes 80 Ohio 1881. 10 1cs 100 Penn
Wlya1ia ~ I2c 100 eundries Gdlsc. 800 bales Ha
WOOL General trade Is slow and only in the OF Mon
teVideo OF which about l25O000 have been sold ut FUR
ther decline can resemblance 10 activity DO reported
Domestic Woods have received little atent on from man
ufactufes who appear quite dsgsted witt the course OF me
goo market holders OF Woods hereFleeces Texas or Can
form not qnon lower appear DESTROYS Of bids ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-09

State bonds were quiet. Tennessee Us sold up
per cent to and Virginia 6s deferred soId at L.
There were no transactions in city bank STOCKS
The business in railroad bonds was limited, both
in amounts and in variety of issues dealt in Prices
vera irregular. Erie second consos were 4
lower at 964. Missouri, Kansas and
Texas first consols were steady at 1O64@
1O6lo Chesapeake and Ohio irsts, Series b.
were u hi CHER at s7l2 and the currency debts were
cratic AT 51le052l2052. Canada firsts were 50
higher at 96l9 New York, Chicago and st. Louis
6rsts were easier at 94l4404l2 Louisville ana
Nashville general mortgages declined 4 10 o94'
and Nashville, Chattanooga and 81. Louls hrs's
brought 10. Richmond and Danville frst' were
Il better at 94$i but the debentures were p lower
at g. Northwestern sinking fund 5s were 4 higher
at 90 Northern Pacific hrsls we're firm at 1918
Texas and Pacific incomes were steady at OF. ana
frs =, RIO Grane division. after decline from |o2
10 n u rose to 10. -,
The business of the Sub-Treasury for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt OF $500 l1Oo
and the payment of $40 154,6l2. Tue result IS
gam to the general balance of 500 956 ana
leaves it at Sill, ASS, 467, against Sl IL .31o2lI
were a coin gain of S241 ,59l, and currency loss
OF Sl44 635. io-dav's transactions coyerehi ne
cpts $l259e74 Rosds a enfiEfy rest OF
The 9th 18th and Stn calsl, 81 267,443; cur
rency balance, $4 G32,947; com balance.
SlO6 S355l9. The foregoing statement for he
week and of its results, includes several Items OF
transit rs 50 that tn rue change, az affecting the
New-York bank reserves. is loss to The sub
Treasury of $2,143044 made up by losses OF
81 OBS 400 coin and SS4 635 currency. mat be-
speaks a favorable" bank statement tomorrow,
despite he movements of money 70 the III error;
non y WAS easy at per cent with exceptional
loans at Is per cent e
The Clearing House statement today is as iol-
lows: Exchanges. $l39,771,9I2; balances,
$4,923, 59I.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
dav received 1915 600 National bank notes for re-
demptun. The Gus 0mS rec pts were S49Z,0Ol
and the internal rev euue receipts f3S4,44o.
The foreign exchanges are hrhI, win a small
amount OF business the demand for and supply OF
bllI are alike small For business oil any ihdgnl-
Jude quotations are as follows: Balkers' bills
"a sOf4 and "a s4li Tor long and sdOrt sterling
respectively; 524Ss and 5.2l4 or frances; "a g
and 9jlS IOr IecbmaTAs; 1928 ana 1913 1or
| gullders.
! I'm London, British cOnsOs were steady, at
100 1916 tor money and 1-l6 higher at lOl s. u
| for account United States Doids Weakened, the
GIGS to l04l4 a lO433 and tne Is TO 1855 The 4i2s
| were unchanged q, 1863. For American railways
| there was general define ranging from Il TO -
Der cent, c;Ordng to IL variations yesterday
| home markets. Tue Bank of England lost $50 900
| bulnon on balance. Al Paris French per cents
| were higher, at 50, AZ y frs.
| The rec lpts Hour ana gram at the principal
| Atlanuc ports December 3. were: