The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-27
SUNDAY TELEGRAMS.

Queen Victoria sun suffering From Her
Fali-The Diamond Mine Pumped Dry
and a Descent Made. Partially Revealing
the Horrors In store for Future Explorers
Acting Postmaster. General uatton Has
Narrow Escape, Etc.
nrsERvArIoN INDIANS.
81. LOUIS, March ga dispatch from
Globe, Arizona, says; II is reported and
believed here, notwithstanding the state
men,s to the contrary, thar the Indians
now raiding through that country and
killing people and depredating on property
are White Mountain Apaches from San
Carlos reservation; that they number some
300. divided into small bands, and ara
operating in different directions.
CROOKED OFFICIAL.
Little Rock. ARK, March 25.-The Ga
xctte's Bakersville, Arkansas, special says:
Postmaster w. s. Pearson has been arrest
cd and his suretes have taken charge OF
the Office, He Is charged with unlawiully
OBTAINING registered packages. II seems
crookedness has been going on In this Office
acme time. Recent Developments show
that several registered packages have been
rilled here. Steps are being taken by the
department to ascertain the guilty party.
Pearson has attempted to shit the rcspon-
sibility upon deputy, the two only having
access, but the evidence seems TO turn in
the other direction.
ApAHGERops FIRE.
AKRON, o., March 25.--The oatmeal mill
of Carter & Steward, at Centre City, burned
this afternoon, entailing complete loss of
49,, 900, at least; insurance not over half
Nine streams were playing four hours be-
fore the flames were even checked. Many
costly buildings were endangered but are
now considered safe.
UNIMr0ITAHT.
ROME, March pa telegram from
the director of the Mount Etna observatory
states the eruption OF Mount Etpa il unim
portant and appears to be subsiding.
CONTINUES TO IMPROVE.
BERLIN, March 26,-The health of En-
peror William continues to improve.
AN ICoNoCLAsT.
LONDON, March 25.--Duriug services at
ST. Paul's cathedral Saturday, we'll
dressed man ran up the altar steps, with
his hat on, leaped on the altar aud dashed
the cross, candlesticks, vases and flowers TO
the ground. The dean and several Choir.
listers secured the man, aiiera struggle, and
gave him into the custody Of tho police. In
the excitement many left the church, horri-
fed at the sight.
THE BRITISH GRAIN MARKET.
LONDON, March 25.--The Mark Lane Ex-
press, In its review OF the grain trade for the
past week, says In wheat and flour there
was only IA holiday trade prices unchanged.
The same may be said OF foreign maize,
which IL 2s lower. Barley is in little de.
mand and quie.; foreign unchanged. Oats
is lower; foreign dull and quiet and in IA
vor Of buyers. Cargoes, IN absence of de-
nand, are unaltcred. There were several
arrivals and two sales Forward trade is
neglected.
THE QUEEN.
Queen Victoria remained indoors all day.
although the weather was fine. Her knee
ia still stiff, but her health is good.
THE HosTILEs ABROAD.
Tucson, A. r.. March "a band of In.
dams attacked Winchester yesterday, but
were driven oil. they killed two men near
Judge Dibble, OF Tombstone. Another man
was killed near Total Wreck. Agent Viii
COX says no San Carlos Indians are Off the
reservation.
IgCENDIARY.
KANsAs Cry, March 25.--The Times
brunswick, Missouri, special, says: Kennedy
g. Beasley, tobacco steamers, burned to-
night. Loss on building. $4,000; on con
tents, about $4,000, Supposed incenuiary.
THE DIAMOND NINE.
CHICAGO, March 25.--A Braidwood special
says Early Saturday morning the pit boss
OF the Diamond mine descended to the bot
tom and after exploring for short distance
in different directions, finding several places
where the mine had caycd In from the effect
of soaking by water, discovered black damp
plentiful. He went into the south working,
which he found in better condition than the
Others. About live steps from the starting
point be discovered the body of one of the
drowned miners, water-soaked and
hloated beyond recognition, and little fur.
Their, another in the same condition. With
out proceeding further, he returned to the
surface, and on consultation, il was decided
to keep the matter quiet, for fear of large
crowds assembling before the regular
search party entered, The secret leaked
out to the Tribune correspondent, however,
and the story was told in that paper to-day.
HAS A CHANCE.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March sc. C.. Full.
ton, proprietor of the Baltimore American,
who has been seriously i'll Tor several DAYS,
is considered better. He passed quiet
day, and the family arc more hopeful Of his
recovery.
GAMBErTA's SUCCESSOR.
PARIS, March 5.--The second ballot taken
in Gambetta's district Paris, to-day, re.
suited in the election of Sigismond LaCroix,
radical.
HhvRE, March 25.-Two strangers, sup
posed TO be English detectives, yainly tried
to-day to docoy John Walsh on board YES.
sol bound for Southampton.
A SEWING MACHINE FACTORY BURNED.
MONTREAL, March 3,-Williams' sewing
machine factory burned last night, Being
situated outside the city limits, water sun
ply could not be had, and the labor of the
iirc brigade was no service. The vast tao
tory, with new machinery, was DESTROYED.
The loss is estimated at between 100000
and $500 600. The establishment, the largest
Oh the Kind IN Canada, was built BY a COM
pany OF which the late Sir Hugh Allen was
president. Two hundred and fifty mechan.
ics. will DO idle until the premises are re.
built, Insurance in all the principal Eng
lish and Canadian offices nearly covers the
loss.
BUFFALO, n: Y, March 95--Ex. President
Diaz left for Washington to-day.
w0N'r STRIKE,
NEW YORK, March 25,-The printers
union has decided on 30 cents per thousand
ems AS the scale. No strike will be inaugu.
rated.
LEAVE FoR BosroN.
Tuesday.
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL,
Bili Madden and his English pugilist,
Charles Mitchell, who defeated Tug Wi, |
aon, arriveo IN this city to-day. lie ex- |
presses desire to meet either Sullivan or
SRdc.
A DoMBsiIELL,
NoGrlt ADAMS, MASS, March 25.--Much
excitement was occasioned tonight by the |
distribution In the church vestibnes OF cir |
culars alleging great corruption in town af |
fa!rs, and giving, reasons why the board of
seiectmen should not be reelected. II |
prints list of names Of proprietors Of
bagnois and unlicensed LIQUOR saloons with |
the sum OF money each pays monthly to
the police for hush money, and calls upon
the citizens TO arouse and overthrow the |
ring. '"'
REARREsrEp.
VhtcAGo, March 25.--John Il. BurriI, |
ex-grand treasurer Of the grand lodge of
MAS0na Of lllinnia rnnvici al ~ "a rllnsS.ui.