The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-02
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Crimes and Casualties.
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CHICAGO. Dec. Ia dispatch received
from kalamazoo, Michigan, early this
morning, announces the arrest there of Bill
Allen, colored, who killed officer Clarence
Elcright, on Tuesday night last, in Chi
clgo.
EXPLODED.
CTNCINYATI, Dec. 1.-The Times.Star's
MiddletOwn, Ohio, special says a boiler ex-
ploded in Southern 4 Wrenn's paper mill
this morning, instantly killing Adam For
ester and seriously injuring z. Eler, Two
others, John Ross and G. Dollon, received
slight injuries.
THOSE BRIBERs.
COLUMBUS, o., Dec. The bribery case
OF Representatives Wright ana Block has
been re,assigned for December 10. Another
hearing of the Old Watson (the lobbyist
| case has been postponed till January.
CAPTURED.
CHICAGO, Dec. IAN Indian territory
special reports the capture of three murder
ers-Walker, Reynolds and Gardner-near
Darlington, after sharp struggle during
which they were nearly killed. They had
killed young man in Comanche, Texas
and the officer had been in pursuit of them
for two weeks past.
THEIR NAMES.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-Following are the
names Of parties indicted by the grand Jury
for participating in frauds in the late cleo.
ton Edmund j. Dupagules, Bartholomew
Thames, jr., Il. UlriCk, Dan Rees, Prosper
Grand, jr,, Charles Guile, Gustave Buder,
jr., William Lyons, James Daigan, Louis
Kathman, William IL. Buckley, John 4.
Brennan, John Nigers. Rees and Dupa-
guies gave bail in 5000 each.
SOME LIVELY JUMPING.
New YORK, Dec 1.-At 7 this morning
an express and freight train from Harlem
for Boston, consisting of twenty cars, on
reaching Port Chester, was thrown from
the track by misplaced switch. The loco.
motive was damaged and the tender
thrown down an embankment. Ten freight
cars were demolished, the contents of sew
eral scattered about in all directions. En-
gineer Lewis Fowler stuck to his post until
the locomotive broke down while blowing
the ground. The fireman saved himself by
eaping to the foot of the embankment,
twenty feet below, and two brakemen, who
were on top of the cars, also sprang off,
alighting in the snow, thirty feet below.
PROVING HER INSANE.
Chicago, Dec. LIN the Josie Sturta
murder trial, testimony of experts was
taken, tending to show that person may
become insane through brutal treatment
uhh cumming va A W. bDl-
tors believed the woman was certainly
insane.
THE CEDAR GROVE DISASTER.
CANso, Dec. Total number saved from
the wrecked steamer Cedar Grove, 20, leav-
8. Captain Fritz, Miss Fairall, the second
and third engineers, and one unknown are
still missing. Wreckers were very busy
yesterday. A great many small packages
were picked up, but no bodies. Lloyd's
agent arrived to-day and proceeded to
Walkers Head to take charge of the wreck,
SURVIVORS, STORY.
BosToY, Dec. 1.-The mate of the lost
steamer says: 81 was on the deck of the
Cedar Grove with II lady Oh
one arm and holding on with the other,
when the sea washed the lady from my
grasp" The mate says he and the captain
were standing on the starboard side OF the
chart room, when the captain sent him for
ward to let 20 the anchor, when the bow OF
the steamer went down with him and the
lady. When he rose he got in boat with
some of the crew, but nothing was seen of
the captain and lady, and he thinks they
are lost, as there was little or nothing float
Ing to which they might cling until res
Cued.