The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-06

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This, together with the minority resolution
taking a contrary view, was laid over for
future action.
The house then went into committee Of
the whole, and resumed consideration OF
the naval appropriation bill. After a long
discussion the debate closed and the bill
was read by sections for amendments.
The committee rose and the senate joint
resolution, continuing for fifteen days be-
yond June 30, appropriations, on the tasis
of the current fiscal year, was passed.
After some further unimportant legisla-
ton the house adjourned.
Crimes and Casualties.
FOLLOWED SUIT.
RATION, N. NJ, June 2s.-After the
lynching of Gus Mentzel, the gambler who
killed four men, the citizens took his part
ner, d. r. Brady, and.hung him also.
FoTLED.
Mr.. GROVE, Mo-. June 2b.-An attempH
was made last night to blow up the Jail iH
under it, but the strength of the BUILDING
withheld the shock. No clue to the perpe-
traitors.
HEAVY RAINFALL.
Mt. STERLING, Ky, June 2S-Reports
have been received that the rain which fell
at Frenchburg, Manifee county, Monday
raised streams and flooded the streets OF
Frcnchburg eight feet deep, sweeping away
six dwellings, drowning
SIX OF THE INMATES,
namely, Mrs j. Fox, Mrs. Brine and two
daughters, and the two Misses Watkins.
The post.office was carried away.
HELD TO ANSWER.
New YORK. June 27.-John Miller, chief
engineer of the steamship New York,
charged with the murder of Patrick Wha--
len, fireman OF the steamer, was arraigned
to-day before United States Commissioner
Shields and held in 5000 bail for exami-
nation.
PETERSBURG, Va, June 29.-Ihe Surrey
county court has been engaged for the past
two days in the trial of Virginia Booth and
Mary Booth (coored) aged IA and 10 years
respectively, for the murder OF Mrs: X. U.
Gray and Travis Jones, who were killed by
drinking
COFFEE IN WHICH sTRYcHNINE
had been put, and which had been admin
istered by the accused. The trial, it is ex-
pected, will be a long one, as twenty-one
witnesses are to be examined. Considera-
bic interest is manifested as to the result of
the trial.
LONG BRANCH, June 29.-The express
train which left Long Brapch at S57 this
morning met With terrible accident while
crossing the bridge over branch OF the
Shrewsbury river near Little Silver station. 2
The accident was, no doubt caused by the
SPREADING OF THE RAILS.
Six cars including four ordinary passenger
coaches, smoking car and Pullman parlor
car, the Xenobia, LEFT the rails aud ran over
ties of the bridge, tearing them to splin-
ter. The cars kept OH the bridge
till the train was half way across, when four
passenger cosChes and the smoking-car
went over into the water with a terrible
crash. The cars landed on their side in
about four feet of water. The scene that
followed
BEGGARs DESCRIPTION.
An unknown man from Ocean Beach was
taken out dead. The cars were flied with
passengers but the number injured is I'M
known. There were about 100 hurt. De-
morest of the firm of Demorest & Co., New
York was badly injured and will die.
WIN. Il. GARRISON,
son of Commodore Charles X. Garrison
was hurt in the chest. Charles W. Wood
ruff, of Newark, and ]. Mitchell Scranton
are also seriously injured. 1t is impossible
TO get the names of others at present.
Physicians from neghboring towns have
been summoned, Charles ii. Foster, tre-
man of the engine, pulled ex-President
| Grant ont of the smoking car unnlured.
Robert Robertson, iron merchant Of New
! York, was injured badly. \ grocer named
| Edison, of Brauchport was
CRUSHED TERRIBLY.
James D. BROOKS, OF The firm Ol Brooks ~
| Dickson, theatrical managers, had his coll
| lar. bone broken. Morris A. Brown, son Of
| Thomas ]. Brown, superintendent of the
| Erie railroad, received a severe blow on the
/ head and mad his back injured. &. j. Fox,
| of Richmond, Va, bad his hand crushed.
James T.. Mallory, POP Broadway, was so
/ badly crushed that he cannot recover.
The dead man has been
as Jos. Bradley, produce dealer, OF New
| York L. w. Demorest New York, is dead.
/ President Galloway, Of the elevated rail-
way is slightly injured. VIM. r. Garrison
has been unconscious since the accident.
/ lie is suffering from conclusion OF the
brain. George Z. blanchard, vice.presi-
dent of the Erie road, Robt. Minturn and
EXPREsIDENT GRANT
are among those only slightly cut or
scratched. VIM. A. Mccall, brakeman, was
most fearfully injured, his throat was
badly cut. Mr.. Mitchell's condition is pre-
i carious, and he has sustained internal inju-
ries. Mr.. Woodruff and Mr.. Mallory are
about breathing their last.
JOHN 7. RAYMON,
the actor has his collar bone broken and is
otherwise severely injured. Mr.. Fox, his
brother-in-law, is severely injured.
LATER.
\ @. W. Demorest, produ { dealer Of 1856
Reade street New NOrK, has just died.
The other dead man is y. /. Bradley, $50
Seventv-second street. New York, whose
body Is vet lying in an upturned coach,
waiting the result Of a quarrel between
three county cOrOners, each Of whom claim
the body. -
AvEEpIcT % Ac2UITTAL.
. Bo-rox. June 30.-The jury in the Malley
case ri New Haven. retired at u. m. ard
rem aimed out less than an hour, returning
a verdict Of not guilty. and the accused
we're discharged. -
Passed
THE u0yDHOLnERs PROPOSITION.
Nrw OuEaNs, June 30.-The bond
holders proposition 70 settle the state debt
has uassed the senate with slight amend
ments. The house cnncurred in the senate
smendEueuts. The bin now goes 10 the
governor.
Torty-seveuth Congress.
H0IH HOUSES anJ0UEE.
WAsHrNsror. June s0.-In the senate
rnd house The death 81 Represeutati ve
HHvk we announced. Committees we're
. sup1inted ~ supsrinfend the funeral cere-
monies nnl n esc1ft the rernaius - their
laEt resting place. B1th houses ndi0urnea
l fill tomorrow.
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