The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-07
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS.
Crimes aud Casualties.
WORK OF AN INCEEpIARY.

Mokh VI An lNChNnlAhl'
Chicago, LII, Dec. Ca Bedford In
diana, special says: Shawnee college, ten
miles south of here, WAS burned Monday
night, together with the museum. The
Indian curiositics were valued at $4,000. II
is supposed to be the work of an inccndiary.
None OF the property was insured
PARTIALLY INSURED.
CHICAGO, lLL, Dee. Ga Charnlon,
Iowa, special says several building were
burned there yesterday. Loss S2l 200;
partially insured.
BADLY DAMAGED.
New YORK, Dec. 6,--Long's furniture
mandatory. ON Pell street, was damaged
by lire this morning to the extent OF $50. 600.
sufFOCArEp ny SMOKE.
CINCINNATI, Dec. G.-During fire in u
small dwelling on Avery alley, In the
southwestern part of the city, this morn
ing, Maggie Williams, cOlored, girl of Q
years, was suiloCated by smoke and burned
to death.
CuECKMATEp ny COON.
CIYcINNArI, Dec. 1.-TWO burglars en-
tered the residence Of Mr.. NJ. II. ingalls,
east Walnut lIill, at > o'clock this morning,
Mr.. Ingalls, was absent, but Joseph Walker,
n colorcd man, encountered the burglars in
injured. lie was first knocked down with
II stone and afterwards badly cut with a.
knife.
HEAVY HAUL.
CLEVELAND, o. Dec. G.-Burglars ran.
sacked Colonel William Harris residence
1 yesterday evening taking Sl2,0OOin jewelry
and diamonds.
BRAvELY MET ms FATE.
| TowANpA, Pa, Dec. G.-When the acci-
/ dent occurred at Rummerstield last night,
/ Engineer Foulkc, who was pinioned in the
cab OF his own wicked locomotive, saw
/ the flames spreading around him and
called to one of the hands TO cut away the
cab His right leg could not be extriclted
and he knew he must roast alive unless TIE
cab was cut away. Tho spectators fruit
lessly tried to release him, but the flames
spread so rapidly no one could get near
enough to the cab TO work with axes, and
there was no water handy with which to
subdue the flames, He brayely met his
death in the flames by inches,
DISASTROUS FIRE.
Sr. PAuL, MINI, Dec. G.-rhe large
granite block, corner of Third and sibley,
owned by Charles Lockhart, OF the stand
ard oil company, aud occupied by Nichols
\ Dean, wholesale hardware, burned at
noon to-day total loss, building aud stock
$50, 600; mostly insured. The stock Of Mer-
rill, Thwing Il Sahlgaard wholesale drug.
gists. next door was damaged IRON $1,000
to $1,000 insured
MYSTERIOUS.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. G.-John Trinler and
wife, ot Chicago, have been in this city sew.
eral days, stopping at the residence Of
Frank Suuing, the former haying lega
business at New Albany, where he formerly
lived. This morning Trinler cut his wie's
throat almost ear TO ear, and then did the
same work for himself, being dead when
found. The wife was still living, but death
is u question of only q few hours. No par.
ticulsrs can be had, the wife being speech.
less, but il is supposed to have resulted
from an attack Of insanity growing out oI
business troubles.
HURST HER BOlLER.
NLw ORLEANS, Dec, 6.-Tho boiler OF thC
urn,,. ucr Morning Star, plying between
tins city aud Magnolia plantation, exploded
,nuut Il D'Ilork this morning at Ilelairt
riiututinl. Of II persons on board wer,
killc, : drowned and O badly, II mol
fatally, scaldej, The steamer Sunbeam
h.ar by wh.n the accident occurred
Drought tho wounded to the city. The,
urr. Pilot JACK Johnson, white, Foreman
and seven collred roustabouis; drowned
and killed: Henry Kaisen, Nancy Gard
u,r, oo ord and child named JOSEPH
Simederln. Badly scalded Eugene Pen
] er; Mary Miller, coloroi; passengers, Ffanl
Q Holland, William Franz Emplay.
THE TisoN TROUBLE,
Ngw ORLEANS, Dec. 6-The Times
l Democrats jackson, Mississippi, specla
adyices from Baldwin gives detailed nc
count of the Speaker Tison affair. Domei
tic trouble in the family OF Colo