The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-11

Nun, ETv;unued and thirty-nine more or less hurt.
and u,Ent houses were totally demolished
@ aau thlrty Others badly wrecked. The
u oso'one CUT path through the timber lust
H. scythe would NOV throuch grass. The
nanm uase 10 the Usage Coal al d Mining COM
fnn was was very great. The population of
canse5 h,, ~ was only 500. The suffering
N"%Nfeu NJ oV the visitation is very serious.
MOUND City, Missouri was also strnck NV.
tsrrih su.i4hv Monday evening, and property was
''eiiioiy wrecked, Trees were uprootea
~, piosUa'eu aud crops nearly ruined.
$3.50 Inu s'etPle OF the Christian church was
''0"" away ana many houses wrecked.
a Lockout
CLEVELAND, ONO, May io.-The differ.
ehees between the Cleveland rolling mill
company and their employees have culmin-
a'eI IN lockout. All the company 4
Mo,hs are shut down. and between iyOo
anu a f'VVo men are idle. A part OF
,ne nc meh announced last evening that
my would quit, and an order
,',, vas sSueu 10 close all other works until the
'n.n; n'rn mere ready to return. 1t was thought
~ V's,oie thisc course would induce the men
many are determined TO stay ont.
Arrested
JACKSONVILLE FLA, May lO.-Donald
Mcdonald, son of a prominent LAWYER and
=. a. fowler, son of an ex-post.master,
were arrested yesterday on suspicion of
having entered the post. office and robbed
,he n mail bags and money drawers. Nc
pohaiu confessed that they committed the
need' also to robbing store at Green Cove
springs, several minor robberies in this
city and two highway robberies, with one
attempt to murder Mcdonald is IL and
Fowler 10.
fireman's Parade Accidental.
NIcHspuRd, MISS, May 10-The annual
parade of the fremen to-day was one of tho
huest ever witnessed here. After the
parade an alarm ofiire was sounded, and as
small steamer was being pulled by hand,
several members trpped and fell, one OF
the wheels passing over the head of Lee
hinsley, killing him instantly. The young
son OF Major l.. W. McGrader was also
seriously injured.
Futures.
New YoRK, May lO-The Posts cotton
report say: Future deliveries opened to
2 points lower, but advanced to points
and ruled before | p. M. 4 to 3 points above
Yesterdays quotations. THERE'S DISPOSE
| tion to go short. Buyers are backward,
outside orders being very scarce; June,
IL II; July, IL 90; August, II 70; Sep'em-
eer IL 81; October, II II; November. II 10;
| December, II 52
| The General Assembly.
COLUMBUS, GA, May l0-A dispatch was
received from Rev. J. p. Parrish, ID. -. 4.
moderator of the General Assembly of the
Presbyterian church, of the United States,
stating that on account Of smallpox in Az
lauta, the session TO convene Nav 18th,
1882, will be held in Columbus. Georgia
This change will be announced in the city
papers here, and welcome extended 10
the delegates.
Il The Malley Trial.
Nsw HAVEN, Cr., May lO.--In the Malley
trial g prosecution have not presented al
their witnesses, who have not arrived, and
who were expected to establish the where.
abouts of both of the prisoners and the
dead girl during the time that Is in dis
c pute. But they consider their case com.
plete with those examined to-day.
scoviile
NEW YORK, May l0.-The Scoville habea.
corpus terminated to-day on the announce.
ment that Mrs. Scovile and her little
= daughter had arrived in Chicago A press
dispatch from Chicago makes the announce
l ment of the arrival, coupled with the state
c ment that she had been preparing for {
G ecturing tour.
n Indicted.
l. PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May l0.-The gram
iurv have indicted Julius Chambers, th
i Philadelphia correspondent of the Ne,
!. York Herald on charge of libellng Sen
u ator Mcpherson, of New Jersey, in an ar
ticle concerning the Shipherd Peruvian
. company.
RIDoETowS, ONT, May l0.-A fire brok
out in Bradshaw's furniture store thi
morning and twenty places Of busines
, were DESTROYED, including the express an,
u post. office, Malson's bank and Welland Ba
1 ker's bank. Loss, 100000.
+, Wrecked
e LONDON, May l0-The French bark Pei
II venChe, which sailed from Mobile for s.
Q Louis, Senegal, has been wrecked Off tha
9 port and cargo lost.
i Heavy shipment OF Gold.
u NEW YorK, May l0-The actual amoun
n of gold shipped to Europe to-day by In
" steamship Gallia was 2,350,000.
ses
Sketch OF the Murdered Secretary.
n The dark horse so familiar in America
@ politics has appeared in the English polit
|. cal arena, aud the difficult position o
!. chief secretary OF Ireland has lalen TO tn
"a lot oi Lord Frederick Charles Cavcndsh |
" I'LL. Ills lordship, although comparatiyel
|. II young man, Is an ardent liberal, an
y one Of u very advanced type In poliii,
a generally, aud presumably o
+ the land question also. lie IL the seeon
m Dcvonshirc, by Lady Blanche, iourt
/. daughter OF the sixth earl of Carlisle. II
/ was born at Compton Place, Eastbonrn,