The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-09
Crimes aud Casualties.
CHEESE FACTORY BURIED.

ELGGS, Dec. s.-Henry Waterman,
large cheese factory. east of here, burned
yesterday. Loss 10000; quarter insured.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
CINCINNATI, Dec. S.-A Hinton, West
Virginia, SPECIAL says: A collision occurred
at $3.50 yesterday evening between u freight
train going west and the express and pas
senger train going east, at the west entrance
OF StretCher's Neck tunnel, twenty-five
miles west OF here. Three persons were in
stantly killed; five others injured, and the
two engines, two passenger. one baggage
and five freight cars wrecked The killed
Were Henry Ancarro, engineer of the
freight; Patrick Goheen, fireman. William
CDoppr, fireman Of the passenger train. The
injured are; i. X. Thompson, conductor
OF the passenger train, back and legs bro.
ken; John Madden, engineer of the passen-
ger train, legs broken and other injuries,
will probably recover conductor of the
Cincinnati sleeping car, name unknown,
both legs broken probably illal newsboy,
name unknown, badly cut; Stephen Cole,
(colored) porter, seriously burned Pas.
sengers numbering seventy.tive, among
whom were Senator Williams, of Kentucky,
and Robert Bonner, OF New York, escaped
uninjured The accident was caused by a
misunderstanding of orders by the freight
train men, whereby they were attempting
to take an hour more than had been al.
lowed of them by the passenger train, it
being late.
A DEFAuLTER.
ST. PAUL, MIss., Dec. S.-William f.
Thompson, Of Minneapolis, was arrested
yesterday, charged with defaulting $780,
VoO while book.keeper Of the lumber firm Of
Farnham d Lovegay. IL IL likely the
M. Nount will be even larger. He denies the
charp-. but the firm are confident Of con.
viction.
4 BLAZE IN ST. LOUIS.
ST, LOUIS. Oec. SD. G. Tut 4 Co.,
wholesale procer sOi North Main street
were partially bu rned out this morning,
Loss ON stock, Sl0tOD; on building, which
was owned by A. A, Hitchcock, $40 900.
Rankin Il Lawlo, book binders, next doc.
lost $1,000 ON stock; oil covered by ipsur.
ancc,
CIDER AZ A FIRE ExTiSGufsprR.
'RooursrER. n. y, Dec. S.--Tbe vegeta.
b le SOAP works Of II. Q. Fero, syndonyille,
ourned last night, Loss. $500. Ad.
looming buildings were saved by the free
use OF cider from works near by. One
thousand gallons was used by bncketfuls.
ms TRIAL PosTrorED,
NASHVILLE, Dec. s.-The case OF 7. II.
Jones, secretary OF the hoyM marriage as.
sociation, In fail for misappropriation Of
funds has been continued 10 the ed to
allow time for an expert to investigate the
books of the association, TO attempt TO es.
tabllsb proof that the secretary appropri-
ated the iunds TO his immediate use.
THE TRINTER MURDER CASE.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. s.-Mrs, Trinter. whose
attempted murder by her husband, John
Trinter, last Tuesday, has sufficiently re.
covered TO talk IL whisper, and to-day
made oath 10 statement which sets at rest
the story that both herself and hus'1 o
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