The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25
Telegrapnic MISCELLANY.
MISSING MISS GARRISON.


ST. LOUIS, Jan. T.-Miss Zeralda Gar
Alison has been taken east by her uncle, O.
T. Garrison, by the advice of the family
physician, to be placed in an asylum for
treatment for nervous diseases. A card
signed by Drs. i. S. Walker and G. w.
Stevens, will be published in this after.
Moons Post Dispatch, in which they state,
on full examination of her mental condi-
ton, the young lady was found deficient in
the development of her mental faculties to
such an extent as to make her irresponsible
at times for her actions. The Irregularities
| of her natural func ions were well known
| to the family. The physicians account for
this by reason of her physical condition,
and their examination warranted the con-
clusiOn She was not subjected TO any
physical violation during the time of her
disappearance.
THE BEAUTIFUL SNOW"
CHICAGO, Jan. II The snow storm con-
tinued until this morning, and nearly two
feet fell on a level IN the city. All trains
! on railroads are much delayed. Outside OF
the city, according to advices. the fall was
about the same, but not drifting. Wheat
is in fine condition, and the snow adds
greatly to its security aud promise.
VESSEL FIRED on.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II The English
steamer Tangler, arrived from The Me liter.
ranean, reports the vessel was fired upon
when leaving Carthagena at night without
pilot, and the steward wounded. The
captain was later arrested, but released on
demand of the British consul.
FLEEING SPENCER.
KINGSTON, Ont, Jan. II Ex-senator
Spencer, so much wanted as awitness in the
star route trial, has left for Halifax, New
foundland. During his say here he has
been closely watched by detectives.
Senatorial Elections.
ILLINOIS.
spRIYsFrELD, Jan. lion the joint ballot,
cullom. for United States senator, received
lO7 votes; Palmer, democrat, 05, only one
member, Adams, Of Cook, not voting.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
BosToY, Jan. lion the joint ballot in
the legislature for United States senator,
Hoar received l29 votes, Long, A. Bonner
man, 90; Grape, II, qnd sll others, 3; neces.
sary to a choice, 1873. On the second ballot
Hoar received l3l; Long, 40; Bomerman,
81; Crapo, II; scattering, none. No choice,
and the session adjourned until tomorrow.
An adjournment was defeated for Long
by the democratic combination, the mem
beers Of which desired another ballot.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, Jan. 1.-THE legislature in
Joint session accomplished the election Of
! Ransom as United States senator.
MICHIGAN.
DErno1T, Jan. 1.-THE legislature met
in Joint convention today 10 ballot for
senator. Terry, 50; Stout, 5O scattering
2i, on twelve different candidates. One
democrat was absent. The convention then
adjourned tall tomorrow
MINNroTA.
ST., PAUL, Jan. 1.-Two ballots were
taken In Joint convention to-day. Window
got IS on the first ard 81 on the second, q
dead loss from yesterday. IL is believed
his chances have much deprecated. A
caucus OF bis friends is called for this even
inc. Il is impossible TO name the coming
man.
NFBR1sKA.
IrScoIs. Jan. 1.-The following vote
was taken to-day for United States senator:
s ,unders, IA: Millari, Is; Cogan, 10; Thay-
er. m: Norton. 10 and O. scattered among
fwenty-four candidates. The legislature
then adjourned 20 2 p. m. 20 morrow.