The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-15

Cnro says tho responsibility for the rio
resis upon Arabi Pasha. Deryish Pash
had summoned him 20 resign, and ther
seemed 10 be no alternative but submission
or defiance. but since the riots broke OF
DerYish Pasha has had 10 appeal to Arah
Phsha as commanding the only nyailabl
force TO restore order
IrALY's POSITION,
ROME, June 12.--ln the chamber OF dep
uties to-day Signor Maucini, minister o
oreign affairs, stated that at the beginning
of the trouble in Egypt an Italian iron-clao
was sent to Port Said aud that another wa'
prepared to sail to Egyptian waters at Il mo-
ment'snotice. The government Spollcy, nc
said, was to absolutely refuse TO assent To
armed intervention on the part of certain
powers, to favor meeting Of conference
and TO restore the khedive'sauthority.
| A FULLER ACCOUNT.
CAIRO, June l2.-The following report OF
| the riot has been received from Alexandria:
Mr.. Cookson, the English consul, says when
he was proceeding from the great square TO
the governors residence he saw two Euro
peans respectfully dressed and apparently
naval officers in private clothes, knocked
down, and. Greek was shot and
killed by soldiers five yards
from Cookson's carriage; and Others who
were even closer were Knocked down and
carriage with his sword. The carriage Of
the Greek consul was stopped by number
of soldiers and the occupants were dragged
out. The consul was severely beaten.
Cookson escaped such severe maltreatment
by his coaChman lashing his horses, but he
was struck on the head and one OF his arms
broken. The Italian consul was wounded
by stone. The wife of the Austrian con-
sul-general was attacked and insulted. Ac-
counts of the origin Of the riot are conflict
ing. -
Grimes ana Casualties
HORRIBLE.
CHICAGO, ILL, June lO.-Casper Sey ybault
is a baker who works at night. After he
had left his home last evening his wife be-
gan preparations for a horrible deed. The
pair had four children, aged respectively
IL, I, and and months, and a baby of
four months. She dressed the four in fresh
white clothes with bright ribbons; then gave
them strychnine and as soon as they were
dead laid them out carefully with
flowers in their hands and all their sur
roundings made as beautiful as possible.
Having put on fresh, white chemise, dec
grated with ribbons, she took a dose of
poison herself. This was just before her
husband returned. At O'Clock this morn
ing, when he appeared at the door, she met
him and said: Come and see the children;
they are all dead and gone to heaven. See
how pretty they are, with nice flowers
for the angels" One of the children
was still alive, but has since died. Mrs.
Seybant died about O'Clock this morn
ing. The cause OF the woman's act is
unknown. 1t is concluded she was de-
mented.
CHICAGO, June 10.-.It appears that Mr.
and Mrs. Seybault did not live in entire
harmony, that since the birth
of her last child she has not
had good health, and it is believed
dependency caused her to conimit the
deed. From number of notes written by
their Oldest daughter, aged II years, 1t
appears that Mrs: Seybault talked the
her consent.to the terrible tragedy. Sew
eral are addressed to her schoolmates on
a childish matter, and two 10 her father.
One says "Forgive me. We have to leave
you. Mamma thought it was the best we
could do" The other asks him to bury
them decently and tells him where she
leaves money to buy flowers. One,
addressed to schoolmates, says: Mother
was always sick, you know, and thought
of dying, often, and of how we
would be treated, and thought
it best for all of us to die
Mt once and bought something to kill us;
baby first, Annie second, Tony third and
after and then mother. We did not suffer
much. Now, we are all out of trouble"
INFANTICIDE.
LYNCHBURG, Va, June l0.-A negro wo-
man named Belle Lipscomb, finding that
her child had smallpox threw it in "a well
in the city suburbs several days since and
escaped TO the woods, three miles from
Lynchburg. The dead body of the child
was found Thursday and the authorities OF
Campbell county captured the mother last
night. She had contracted smallpox from
the child. Ii she survives she will be
brought here and tried for murder.
ARRIVED WITH THE ROBBERS.
ST. LOUIS, June l0.--A dispatch from
Brooktield says a special train with the
bank robbers, IN charge of Marshal Near
thur fifty men, arrived there at
l:JO a. IN.
a great crowd received them, but there
was no trouble. The prisoners were identi-
lied there as Frank, Albert and Fred
Mason, three brothers, formerly Of this
county. The other is evidently a new
conner All are rough looking cases. Frank
Mason's wife has gone this morning under
an escort TO recover bag OF gold coin, |
about 81 400. which she says she hid under
the floor of the house. The four prisoners
were taken to Tenning, the county seat,
this morning, circuit court being in session.
The prisoners are reticent, saying
nothing of their past life. They agree in
saying TWO of them are from Indiana. The
woman who is young and pretty, and dc !
voted to Frank, says she came recently
from Eldsbury, Indiana, and came TO Mis-.
siouri five weeks ago. She is as keen and
cool as the men, and was no doubt privy to
their plans. It's believed they will plead
guilty.
AN INSANE FREAK.
ATLANTIC Cry, n. j., June locus. An
drews, proprietor of the Ocean View hotel, |
who, 1t is said, has been made insane by
protracted sickness, this afternoon stabbed
his wife and then cut his own throat. Both
are expected to die.
HELD IN BONDS.
BUFFALO, N, Y, June l0.-R. Potter Lee,
president of the bankrupt First National
Bank of Bnffalo, and Hermon J. Hill, spec |
ulator, have been held by United States |
Commissioner Scruggs to await the action |
Of the grand jury. Lees bail is fixed at
$4,000 and Halls at $4,000. Between |
them they absorbed the entire funds OF the |
bank.
FORCED TO CLOSE.
NEW ORLEANS, June l0.-A Vicksburg |
special says In consequence Of the increase |
OF scarlet fever, the public schools OF this /
city were closed yesterday.
EXPLOSION.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, June 10.-The maya |
zine Of the Oriental Powder com pany here |
was struck bY lightning last night and er-
ploded with terrific force, hurling stones in |
every direction, one weighing eighty /
pounds a quarter Of a mile. One was |
thrown into a house, striking bed where |
two children slept.
FINED.
RAIE1eH, n. c., June l0.-In the United |
States circuit court here to-day Dempsey /
BRYAN. ir., and J. IT. Bell, who were found I
guilty in the HalifaK election case. were
each fined $50. The Enfield election cases 4
were continued.
LTNrHEn.
R9cEHuL, s. G.. June 12-Yesterday /
morning Alice McD1well a white girl IS /
years old. while hunting for plums with /
other children. was ssized and outraged /
By John johnson fc0l0redl. aged ~. Her
fed and gave the alarm. John /
son was caught, confessed and was lynched /