The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-03
SUNDAY TELEGRAMS.
Inc herculesn Task of Counting Uncle
sAm's Cash and Paper Commenced = Al
most Another Horror Mt Hardwood -
Flashes From Foreign Landslide Sab
baticsl Chapter of Accident and Crime.

FLASHES From Foreign Landslide
baticsl Chapter of Accident and Crin,s
A nc JOB.
w AsHisGroN. April 1.-The commit
appointed TO examine the cash in
United States treasury and accounts of
acting treasurer, began work after the cl
oi business Saturday, making coun,
tue teller's cash so that there need be
interference with the business Of the OH
The revenue vault was also sealed up, D
paratory TO taking an inventory of its &C
tents as turned over by Mr.. Giliillan. II
thonght tie count will take two or thu
weeks. There has not been thorou,
oserhauling of the treasurers Off
Iot Ten wears, the last full G
nhihatlOn being one made duril
Treasurer Spinner's time, when M
Spinner turned over the office to Treasur
New. The latter was willing to accep, II
accounts and cash without examination
ana MS oondsmen being willing, the seer
tary Oh the treasury dispensed with the q
animation. The same thing occurred wht
treasurer Wyman succeeded Mr.. New, o.
when Gillian succeeded Wyman. :,
latter has expressed his Willingness to for
70 examination on the present 0ccasb
hut the secretary thinks that SO long ne
mas INTERVIEWED since the last count twill
should now be made. The commit force
ne assisted in the work by .etailed
oil twenty to thirty clerks, a sura,,s
irom an Office other than tha no,as IN
once. Count will be made obntes In The
the redemption division, rhands beld in
reserve vault, silver and gfhc committee.
Trust. resident Upton count mnat he
mas las. decided tnat act naeEaaes Of notes
naue IN all cases. X,aS as ,.ili alao 10
VIII be opened and n i,a' 40 WIN u a,sV ~
Tue bags of gold snver 81 eo, M wn e VIII Of
comparlnyy a ISL nnsh on hand with the
treasurcr's accs ats, and with the accounts
OF the disburtsg officers,
jE DIAMOND MINE.
CuIcAao April 1.-The Daily News
BraidwocT, Illinois, special says: The Dia-
mond sine VAS q scene Of excitement to-
day. The fact that the bodies discovered
were)o be brought out drew OCT u large
croyd, and when about , o'clock ne ws was
broAgnt up that a party who had gone
DOM after the bodies had been imprisoned
irn roadway while putting the bodies ia
collins, the excitement on top was intense,
wives and relatives of men IN the mine
were wild with grief over the prospective
deaths OF their friends. A party was at
once sent to their aid. When the
second party had nearly reached the point
where the bodies were discovered it was
found that large pile OF stone had caved
IN and blocked up the narrow passage-way.
They were at length rescued from their
duaky prison. Ono OF the men was so pros.
trated he had to be carried home. The res
cued party, when they reached the top,
said they would never go in again. Other
aearchers who have been working there say
they will not go down again. II is thought
no further search will be made, as no men
can. be found willing to so down. The
bodies were taken out about 4 O'Clock and
placed In the morgue, and identified as
Fulton, Ike Pearson, James Pearson and
John Pearson. They could be identified
only by near relatives by the clothes they
wore. Funeral tomorrow.
BIsMARCK's BIRTHDAY.
BERLIN, April 1.-The celebration of the
anniversary OF the birth of Bismarck was
an occasion of much brilliancy Military
bands performed national and operate Sc.
leotions before the residence, and visits
were made in person by Emperor William,
many ladies', distinguished household OIL
cers, the higher rank of foreign ministers.
and other n0tables, who congratulated the
chancellor. Many kilograms were also re-
ceived, ielicitating the prince upon the oc-
tutiOhNC VI HlJ VOlll IN UllltIOuS
tloral offerings were displayed.
THE MURDERED COUNTS FuYERAl-uIs AS
sAssIN.
:. FEsTiI, April 1.-The funeral of Count
Won Majlath Won Pekehly, who was muir
dered,. took place yesterday. The town was
araped. The ober-haus will so into mourn
ing one month. The police have positive
ini0 nation That the assassin is an Italian
named Sponsa, formerly an apoth ecary's
assistant, but lately out Of employment.
Sponga has escaped.
APPLAUSE AND CRITICISM.
VIENNA, April 1.-Edwin Booth appeared
IN Hamlet and elected great applause,
INC Presse tnewspaper) expresses disap-
appointment, and says the acting was
much below what was expected Of Booth.
IN rooR HEALTH.
BERLIN, April Lon account of poor
health of Bismarck, his doctors refused HIM
70 exercise in the park to-day as he had
Intended on the LIST. Messages of congratu-
lation were received from the king Of Ia
varia.
AN INNOVATION,
LONDON, April l.-Prominent officials
connected with railroads throughout the
kingdom have been in consultation with
respect to outrages, and as rule the Iail-
way companies have resolved upon the or
gmiSation OF a protective corps, whose duty
y VIII DO TO watch suspicious persons trav-
cling on tho roads and guard against the
carriage OF parcels supposed to DO for use in
Tue prosecution OF unlawful designs.
DOESN'T STAND IN.
PARIS, April 1.-The Duke d'Aumnle.
taking leave Of the academy, declared he
regarded the Orleanist movement as ma
nIuvre against him.
A WHOLESALE BljgINEss
CORK, April lit is reported that the
police believe an internal machine factory
has been established in this locality.
SAILED FOR NRw YORK.
HkvRE April John Walsh has sailed
for New York.
DEAD.
ROME, April l.-Cardinal Pier francisco
Meglia is dead.
PARIS, April l.--Boiler explosion at st
pisier Killed ~ persons. injuring IS.
FOUND DEAD.
SAVANNAH, April l,--Dr. John w. Fersu
son, from Charleston was found dead to
day.
ANNA, Lila, April 1.-The City mill
burned THIS evening. Loss, $4,000; insur
ancc, $1,000. "'
THE RIVER RISING.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, April 1.-The rive
rose three inches to-day, and is now on
inch below last year "
HARDWARE WORKS BURNED.
FREEMANsBuRG, Pa, April l.--Home,
Son K Co.'s hardware works burned mi
morning. Loss, $4,000,
DEMAND AN INCREASE,
PulLApELrnIA, April The iourneyme,
ctgsr-makcrs ask an increase oil wages fror
tito 81 per thousand.
SUPPOSED INSANE,
SHENANDOAH, Va, April l.-Charle
Tclghman. who cut his wiie's throat Thur,
day near Hicktown, has beon arrested. Tn
prisoner is supposed TO be insane,
NJ NEW PROFESSOR
HARTFORD, April 1.-The trustees {
Trinity college elected Rev, Flovell S. II,
Their, Of Kenyon college, Ohio, professor {
Mathematics and astronomy.
CULTURED cINoiNNAri's SUNDAY RgcgrArIo,
CINclNNArI, April IMAGE ard Slad
/. gave sparring exhibition this evening ia
largo and admiring audience at tn
Coliseum.
sNt COAL MOVEMENT.
PrrTspuRG, April i.-Additional co,
shipments swell the total TO $500, 900 busi