The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-20
Crimes and Casualties
THE TExARKAYA DISASTER.

yesterday evening. Twenty. eight bodies
all have been recovered. 1t is supposed
dozen othe,s have been completely Gre
mated.
CtScINNATIt0.. July ia special dis
patch to the Times-Star, from Little Rock,
Arkansas, says: Thirty bodies have been
recovered from the ruins of buildings at
TeXarkana. The funerals of the victims
to-day were attended by great crowds.
Search for the missing ones continues.
Three of the bodies taken out from the
ruins were found TO have been burned to q
crisp. Fifteen persons are still missing and
it is feared they are beneath the rnins,
RECOGNIZED.
ST. LOUIS, July 15.--The body of man
supposed to be John G, Doehn, who dropped
dead on the streets on Thursday and which
has since been lying in the morgue, was
recognized last night as that of Alex. III.
Pease, the theatrical agent, whose mysteri-
GUS disappearance some time ago created n
sensation. He had been engaged to travel
with Nilsson this fall. He had been living
at cheap hotel near the police headouar-
ters and had been drinking heavily during
his entire stay here, He died from conges-
tion of the brain.
RHINEcLIFF, N. Y, July 15.-The steam
boat Charlotte Vanderbilt, plying between
Catsklli and New York, was cut in two last
yacht Yosemite. The yacht lowered her
boats and picked up all the crew. No lives
lost.
RENcoNTRE.
RICHMOND, VA, July 15.-In Lunenburg
county, yesterday, in consequence OF
trouble about a lady, Joseph Addison, for
merly OF Baltimore. and Richard Garland,
with friends TO see fair play, met in
the road to settle their difficulties. Several
shots were fired. Garland was wounded in
the lett arm just above the wrist Addison
received one of Garlands balls in the right
groin, which lodged in the skin of his
back. His wound is regarded as very dan
gerous. y warrant is out for the arrest of
Garland. Addison's mother and brother
have been summoned to his bedside from
Baltimore.
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.
MEMPHIS, July ia Duvalls Bluff,
Arkansas, special, says: A fatal shoot
ing ailray occurred this evening be-
tween Washington Williams and Charles
Savage, both colored. The trouble was
caused by Williams voting the democratic
ticket which Savage did not like. He
went into Williams barber-shop,
attacked him and broke up his furniture,
whereupon Williams shot him through tho
heart, killing him instantly.
CANARD.
MILWAUKEE, July 15.-F. +. Pond, of the
New York Turf, Field and Farm, who was
reported drowned few days ago, is now
reported TO be sale at Abbottsford, Wiscon-
sin,
STRUCK A sNAG.
New ORLEANS, July 1.-THE steamboat
John Wilson, from Washington, Louisiana,
for New Orleans, struck snag and sunk
last night near Rechart's Landing, on
Aichaiayala river. No loss oflife reported,
The boat and cargo a total loss. Vafue.
$4,000, Insured in Cincinnati compan-
les for $4,000
THOSE TOY PISTOLS.
A dozen more deaths of boys from lock-
jaw caused by wounds from toy pistols on
July lth, are reported from New York and
New England. A dispatch from Cincinnati
says There have been six deaths from lock-
jaw in this city and Coyington within the
past three days. The victims are all bows
who were wounded in the hand by toy pis-
tolls on July 4th. In most cases the wounds
were apparently trihIng.
sUfClDED.
Augusta, GA, July IA young man
man named VIM. Il. Harrgan suicided last
night by shooting himself.
ATLANTA, July 1.-THE Constitutions
Athens, Georgia, special saws: Pohpcco
Goldberg, vile OF a Russian jew, suicidca
last night by cutting her throat with a
pocket knife. The head was nearly served
were in the cradle by the side of her young
infant. No cause is assigned.
CAUGHT.
JACKSON, MISS, July 17-Andrew ,.
bearing, mail carrier between Philadel-
phia, Mississippi, and Decatur, was arrest
ed by Postoilice Inspector John A. Cal
braith for stealing registered packages.
bearing pleaded guilty and was sent before
the United States court. A portion Of tho
stolen money was recovered
NEW YORK, July e1.-The following spe-
cials appear in the evening papers:
ATLANTA, July 1.-Two brothers named
Branter, while on a shooting excursion in
Schley county, this morning, quarrclled
about the provisions they had taken with
them. Severed blows we're excl anged,
when one Of them shot the other through
the head, killing him instantly. The frat
ricide has not been seen since.
M1LTOs SPRINGS, July 1.-Two sons Of
William Jones, - and IS years Old. quar-
relied this morning while getting water Of
the spring, az to who owned the iug. The
younger boy disem b0wled his brother.
RIOT.
ATLANTA, July ia fatal riot occurred
at the tunnel on the Rome extension Of the
Cincinnnu a Georgia railroad Saturday
evening between reckless white men on one
side and negro railroad hands on the other.
A barricade had been established at the
got up bad state Of Affairs, several fights
bad occurred, and Saturday evening John
Hicks, white, backed hy several other men
attempted 20 disarm a crowd Of negroes 4
lte was acting without authority. TOr1/
Laws, negro. refused 10 give up biz pis,
and was shot BY the Hicks party. He
die. The negroes then fired uuun II
riddling him with bullets and kflHnz
ins-autlF. Several others were va
A tout thirty arrests have been mad
LTEcHED
CHhnLrsTor. 3. G., July II
named David Cook Nho had
raTe 10 the northern psf ~
county On Welinssday, wat
fnurn tne cusi1ly Of the sbl
by masked msn and lyn1
les.ed his guilt.
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