The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-02
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name Of Edeliss was Frustrated with irich-
in@, one Of them, man, fatally.
The bark CONSTANT for whose safety
alarm has long been felt was abandoned at
sea, SC. advices to her owners say, on the
4th ult.
A drunk section hand named Orhilll
laid down on the track at Mexico, Mis-.
souri,, the other day and was run over and
killed by a freight train.
Two colored men were drowned ia the
river at Cairo, Illinois. Tuesday last. They
were In a small canoe with woman and
two children when the canoe upset and the
men were drowned
A man named Kendall Moxley, who was
bill clerk in the Missouri Pacific office at
Sedalia, Missouri, was arrested the other
day on a charge of murder, committed in
Kentucky eighteen years ago.
A colored lad named Craig on the fish
plantation near Pine Bluff, Arkansas Just
recently, in being lifted from a mule, was
caught in the harness, the animal became
frightened, and the boy was dragged to
death.
In cutting aiiray between negroes at
Shelbyville, Kentucky, recently, Buck Rob
inson inflicted six-inch cash In the back
of Andrew Jefferson, making dangerous
1
A young man named Brown, at Manito-
voc, Wisconsin, was caught by pulley in
attempting to place q belt on the ma
chinery in sawnill the other day, and
was carried around at ffightfil speed until
his head was literally battered to pieces.
A little boy thirteen years old, living
near Maysville, Kentucky, was shot and
killed accidentally couple Of days ago by
a man whom he had been sent TO by his
parents to come and assist them against
burglars. In taking up his gun the man
suffered II to be discharged accidentally
with the above result.
Ambrose Martin, an employe of q spoke
factory at Kuttawa, Just east OF Paducah,
Kentucky, ON the Louisville road was
killed while at work trying to shit a belt.
His sleeve was caught between the shaft
and belt, and his body was twisted around
the shaft and literally torn to pieces. lie
leaves family.
II was learned at Mexico, Missouri, Mon
day that Reuben McCord son OF Thomas
McCord, who runs hack line between that
city and Perry, little town In Rails
county, broke into the store of merchant
named LaPorte Friday night, and stole $40
in money and lot Of merchandise. Young
McCord is now in Jail at New London.
At Nauvoo Illinois, fourteen miles north
of keokuk, Iowa, on Monday last, two lit
tie children Of John Wilheimy, were
burned to death in broad daylight in the
presence Of hundreds of spectators who
were powerless to save them. The mother
had left them asleep at home and soon the
building was discovered to be on fire.
A man named Tugate and two others,
near Estcllyille, Virginia, the other day,
stood idly by and saw a Mrs. Wicker and
three small chilren nearly drown in a
swollen creek. One child, an infant, was
drowned in fact while the other two and
the mother were saved by the arrival of
workman from aneighboring field.
The hardware store of Davis 4 Co., at
Green Bay, Wisconsin, was burglarized
Tuesday night. The thieves secured large
amount of :evolvers, cutlery, etc. Entrance
was effected by removing the glass from
taken was about $3.50. The poice are on
the track Of the burglars, with good pros
poets OF success.
About o'clock the other morning the
residence of Phil Sanders, near north city
limits, Quincy, Illinois, was discovered
10 be on fire. Mrs. Sanders was
awakened by the sitting smoke
and awakened her husband and chill
dren, and oil barely escaped In
tnefr nlKnt ClOtneS. NOtnlng was saved.
The fire Is thought TO have been the work
of tramps, three having gone away mad the
night previous for having been denied sup.
per and lodging. The building was large
frame, valued At $1,000.
Tuesday morning, Rosa Stark, comely
young woman, was found dead In the
woods near Pleasant Hill, In Northampton
county, North Carolina. Two newly.born
infants were found dead by her side. II
seems that on lie day before the unfor-
tunate girl y. birth to child, which she
killed, aud Tuesday morning went out In
the woods TO bury Il. While scooping ont
the shallow grave she gave birth so another
babe. which she also killed. She was then.
owing to exposure, taken with q hemor.
rhage and died instantly. II was the old
story of love, seduction, marriage most.
poned, desertion and death. She was once
q belle.
An alteration took place In the streets
OF Pine BlnH, Arkansas, q day or two since,
between Arthur Murray, editor Of the
daily Press Eagle, and q lawyer, A. w.
Boyd. Blows were exchanged for few mo-
ments. when policeman interposed. The
matter grew out Of structures BY
duct duct q Boyd aiding, ss kury alleged The n,
escape Of 4 prisoner whose Attorney Boyd
was, for whom there was. . regulation Of
the governor Of Mississippi. Boyd met
Murfy and demanded q reeraction Of the
offensive article, which Murray declined.
and resort was had at once to blows on