The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-18

are gone and any hour may bring snow
Storm, preventing all Communication.
fhere Is no lumber TO be had until teams
ran be brought from the valleys. The firv
9Eislpated IN the kitchen of the Forest City
. and the water was insufficient and
me fre apparatus In bad condition.
Game Tragcdian.
cLRyhAEp, O., March l7,--John MoCul-
lough, The tragedian, has heen suffering all
the week with violent cold and threatened
with bilious fsver, Nevertheless, he has
ap ,cAfed ut the opera house eyery evening,
eens each DAY under the care Of DR.. q. z.
n, Weber, and carefully nursed at the resi-
dence OF Colonel William Edwards. After
pseying Virginins last night he became
worse and was unable to appear at the mat
inee or evening performance today. His
physicians ordersd absolute rest next week.
consequently William Conuor, his man
sger, oanceiled all dates next week, but
nepes Mccullough will be able 10 fiji en-
Ragsments in Washington the following
Tough disappointed an audience.
Panic at Montreal,
MONTREAL, March l7.--There is great ex
cftamsnt in financial and commercial cir
olss over the fact that the Bank of Mon
trsal has taken out warrant for the arrest
'ofThomas Hodgson, grain and produce
meichant Tor obtaining advances from the
BANK under false pretenses. The &C
cused has absconded. 1t is said several
othsr local banks are badly stuck by the de-
puiter, who Is supposed to be one of the
richest merchants here. The stock market
- completely demoralized owing TO tho
loeses. The banks are likely to sustain The
delinquency
ARRESTED.
Thomas Hodgson, supposed to have alb
sconded, was arrested this afternoon.
A Bik Suit.
New York, March in-The court Of com
mon pleas granted counsel for the Union
Pacific railroad company an order 10 show [
cause why time for defendants (Jay Gould.
Russell Sage and John A. Stewart) "a
answer demurrer should not be extended
until the expiration OF twenty days after
service OF summons and complaint In q new
sun, IN series OF actions In regard 10 the
| obligations OF the Union Pacific railway
company upon what are known as incoms
bonds Of the Kansas Pacific railway COM
pany. The suit is brought agalnst the
Union Pacific railway company, Russell
Sage, Jay Gould and Others
A Novel Case.
DENVER, March ia case OF much In
terest to the trades union has begun in the
courts here. Frank & Putnam, merchant
tailors, sued tho railors' union, which
forced journeymen TO quit work IL wages
agreed upon were not increased They
were refused and tho workman DISCHARGED.
A large amount OF work was contracted on
the basis OF these prces, OF which tho union
was cognizant. lfthe demands nre not cons
ceded they will destroy the business.
sport at New Orleans.
X Nav QsLraSs, March i7,--l1alf NIL.
fGycvsNviesA FoAssr'ss fIley Nan, Sssscvst
second, Cameo third Time--5sg. ~
One Mile-Constantne first, Turin second
Jane Foster third. Time-i7a.
Steeple Chase. Mile and Half-Referee
hfst, Captain Curry second, Florence d
the extra races. The regular spring mestinr
3lst. ''e'"' ~ A'uii
Steamer Burned.
NEw ORLEANS, March 1.-THE steamboat
Grand Isle, which took tho place of tho
late fazoo at the Bayou, Macon and Tensas
packet, burned at Wilson's landing. Black
river, Thursday afternoon. The boat and
cargo, 100 bales OF cotton and 1000 sacks of
seed, are total loss, No lives lost. The
9ost was valued at $4,000 and insured in
sne s1e oN New Orleans Insurance company for
SlV,VV' Inc cargo was also insured.
Came In Colilsion.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, March 1.-Two
freight trains of the Chicago 4 Alton & Iii.
nois Central came into collision at Normal
yesterday. Eight Alton cars, loaded with
cattle, and the Illinois Central engine and
several cars were thrown from the track,
Some OF the cattle were killed and the cars
all badly wrecked. The cause OF the acct
dent Is not determined, but 1t Is believed 10
be some misunderstanding Of signals.
WIN Get Through.
CINCINNATI, March 17.--At q meeting Of
the creditors of Paremann h Pau, today.
Judge Hoadley stated that the assets vere
over $l,0O0,0O0; liabilities, $l6S,OOO. The
firm, between now and August, would have
to raise 900 to pay the government tax
on whisky coming out of bond. The meet
ing appointed committee to report Mon
day the best course for the creditors.
VIII be There.
JACKSON, MISS, March 1.-THE commits
sioner Of the southern exposition at Louis
Vile has been in conference with Governor
Lowrey and Major Wallace, commissioner
ol agriculture. IL was determined that
Mississippi should DO fully represented.
The governor Immediately appointed 4
commissioner to represent the state.
Another Defauiter,
LITTLE Rock, ARK, March 17,--To-day
the legislative committee appointed 10 IL /.
yestigate the accounts Of ex-state Land
Commissioner d. w. Lear, reported deil-
cheney OF S1l 900. The house passed n cs,n.
current resolution instructing tho attorney
T general to sue Lear and sureties. Ha
served two terms and retired in January.
Bound to Catch Him.
. PIrrsBuRo, March l7.-A movement Ii on
. foot to have Dukes indicted for sendine OBJ.
, scene literature through the mails. United
! States postal officials say letters written By
Dukes to Captain Mutt, justify his arrest
Tor an inirac'ion OF the United States laws
governing the transmission of the mail.
I The penalty Is one year in the psnits ntiary.
0 whilo Praying.
9 BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, March l7.--While
4 Mrs. Ann Rowland was knoeline In front
! of a stoye yesterday saying her prayors, Z
/ live coal fell on her clothing, setting u ~
i Are. She was shockingly burned and tlied
4 this morning. Her three daughters Wer1
q badly burned while trying to extinguish
q the flames.
: burned
q WASHINGTON, Pa, March 1.-THE Walh'
n ington white lead works at this place wen
: completely destroyed by fire to-nirhk
+ The loss Is estimated ut from $4,000 "a
10000; insurance. 10000. The COMPANY
isa limited concern, with the PRECEDENT q
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