The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-28

with trucks laden with freight. At pier
NO. 81, Pennsylvania railroad, fifty Ital.
ians are at work. One OF the
officials here said they received
all the freight that came
yesterday and expected to do the same
thing to-day. Some Italians were at work
to-day in the New York Central Il Hudson
River depot in st. Johns park. No freight
was being received there, but an effort was
being made to handle what was already
taken in; Thousands Of dollars worth Of
perlshable goods are waiting here to
be removed. The Erie and Penn.
sylyania depots, near the Battery,
are in the same condition as yesterday,
with piles of freight and no fscili,es Tor
moving it,. Steamboat lines are doing an
Immense business and steps are on too,
among the striking freight-handers to in
duce the men who load these boats to join
them in the strike and then make il impos,
sible TO give freight either by land
or water. IL was limited to-day by
some strikers that if these men can be got
to join them further increase of Is cents
will be demanded, The Delaware, Lacka-
wanna &Western railway have a few men at
work, and are moving few trains. The
Erie company is having freight handled on
two OF their nine piers in Jersey City. A
large quantity of west-bound freight is
being shipped with the aid of
| clerks from various Offices who
have been pressed into service to fill the
places Of the striking checkers. The COM
pany resumed work last night in the eeva-
tor with small force Of men. The Penn
sylvania company are apparently working
more.men than the other three companies
| together, and are shipping.their freight over
the road with little noticeable delay. A
strong force OF regular and special
officers protect the men and outsiders are
excluded from their yard. The Central
railway, Of New Jersey, is working y larger
force. The Jersey City police commission
ers continue to swear.in all comers as special
police. These men are paid and fed by
different railway companies. The com
missioners have written guarantee signed
by the officers Of the railway companies, in
which the latter assume all expense incur
red by the special police.
RETURNING TO WORK.
PHILADELPHIA, June 27.--The officials O.
the Pennsylvania railway state that freigh
is now suffering but little detention at New
York. The men who have returned have
done so voluntarily and no advance il
wages has been mace or promised to them.
Crimes and Casualties.
cowHfpED.
AihaNiai ph', Juhc ~f.- W. IL. NltTh
editor of the Republican, was cowhided b,
Ed. McConless this morning. Clark statet
In his paper that in the Shields trial th
evidence Of McConless and Venable was no
genuine; that it was strained and i'm
probable.
AN APPALLING SCENE.
RATION, n. NJ, June T.-Yesterday even
ing Deputy Sheriff Dolmann attempted +
arrest gambler named Gus Mentzel, ant
the latter fired two shots at Dol
Charles Fox and jacob Har M
ris, who were standing near. Shortly after
wards Dolmann made second attempt I,
arrest Mcntzel at his gambling house
Mentzel again opened fire on the deput,
, sheriff which resulted in the death of Harr
Moulton, justice of the peace; Hugh Edle
stone, one of the proprietors of the Moul
, ton hotel, and s. IL. Jackson, saloon keep
er. All that were there were instantly killed
II. Lattimer and Deputy Sheriff Berge
] were seriously wounded. Mentzel wa
O., then seized by an enraged body OF citizen
= ID hanged TO sign over the Ration bank
n asputy Sheriff Berger is dying and citizen
Il 70 wild with excitement. 1t is thought
+ fdid Will be made on the gamblers here to
:. night.
n LEApyILLR, June 27.---Thomas oComor
Q q well known veterinary surgeon, was sho
Q and killed yesterday afternoon by Office
Q Townsend. 0'Connor resisted arrest an
t fired once at the officer.
l. ANOTHER FATAL ARRAY.
MOUNT STERLING, KY, June ga
9 Frenchtown, the county seat of Menife
l. county, on Saturday there was a Masoni
a. lUal nd tI...s fall ~ 4
Q The town marshal, j. Is. Day, admonishe
c Joe Rothwell, who was nois,
n Rothwell drew a pistol an
e shot Day twice, mortally. Day in iallin
IS seized Rothwell and stabbed him six time
: Rothwell died almost instantly. The
" VIM. Rothwell, brother of the dead maj
Q and Sam Rothwell, his cousin, appeare
and opened fire ON Day, and shot fou
d times, killing him. They then mounte
9 their horses and He'd and escaped.
KICKED TO DEATH.
NEw YoRK, June 27.-John Miller, chi,
l. engineer of the steamer City Of fNcw York,
/ Morgan's line, was arraigued in the Tomt
!. police court to-day, charged with hayin
d on the passage Of the steamer from Ne
G Orleans, on Thursday last, kicked III
d Walshs fireman, so brutally that he die
soon ater. Walsh complained OF sickness
$ and said he could not work Mi
" Ter compelled him 10 no beloy
: The latter claims that ho thought Walls
n ieigned illness In order TO get rid of hi
work. The court directed Miller to b
!: taken before the United States Commi
d sioners WHO would adjudicate the case.
u Financial and Commercial
. srocks.
4 NEW YoRK. Juno 21-Thc stock mark,