The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-10
SUNDAY DISPATCHES.
Mary Anderson Black Mailed by a Fits
burg Bruie-A Red Hot Time In merr,
England-A Full Criminal and Casualty
Calendar
DIED WITH ms BOOTS ON.

NJ balik Va uVs anu SSthS thiSNe9 IA eh's
around Hillsboro, Missouri, who had made
himself terror almost throughout the en-
tire country, aud who was strongly sus-
pected Of having killed two men and com
nlit,ed arson within the last two years,
was overtakeu on the road near Victoria, a
little hamlet three miles from DeSoto, about
dark last night by twenty-five or thirty
men. and hanged to tree
THE nosrILEs.
81. Louis, April S.--Dispatches from
New Mexico say Indians have been seen
% the plain between Lordsburs and the
Gua, and tracks are reported in several
places, but no depredations heard
OF. CAPTAIN Eskridge, with company
X, Twenty-third infantry, from Fort Bay.
ard, has Just returned from an unsuccessful
scout OF the Gila after Indians. General
Mckenzie is at Lordsburg. directing move.
ments. There are no hostile Indians in New
Mexico. The trail reported two days ago was
made by Mexican smugglers, Colonel For.
aythe and four companies of the Fourth
cavalry Will so into temporary camp at
Richmond, on the ella river. Captain
y.
returned to Shakespeare, and the com pany
has been relieved from duty. Juand 10 },
with baud OF 200 renegades and remnants
OF all different bands OF Apachcs, are still
IN Sonora and Chihuahua, and doing much
damage there. Mexican troops are on /,
after them, and IL Is now Generals McKen.
1ie's and Crooks aim to guard the frontier
ana prevent the hostiles from recros, Ing
into Arizona and New Mexico.
THE NoRMoGs.
KtRTLAND, o., April S.--The third day of
Cue Mormon reunion. The attendance to-
day increased 500. A sermon was delivered
b. j. Smith, IT,, on the subject Reasons
Tor Believing the Mormon Faith" In the
afternoon Rev. Joseph II. Talbert gave TIE
story Of the Mormon Chr "ch from the first
IN history, and crdeayored 10 prove Joseph
Smith not poly6amous. W. W. Blair
preached tonight. Conference business
Will be resumed tomorrow,
FLOUR MILL BuREEp.
Stockton, MINI, April S.-.Mowbray's
d0ur mill burned this morning. Loss $780,
900, Insured for $4,000.
CHICAGO GIFTS.
CHICAGO, April canvass Of the returns
of South Town ticket, at the late election,
rs completed. 1t brings to light the fact
Chat IN the fourth precinct Of the Second
ward the ballot box was held for a day or
two by the judges, part OF the time being in
disreputable saloon, and when
opened It was discovered that the
tally sheet had been detaced with
chemicals, and 200 votes transferred from
the republican candidates to the democrats.
Of ia fraud 1. sa,d e. H." nn CIV 1,. 'orgo
actinn hae veI hcan iaLon ,ona.Ia w. ~
,SnS Tho gn;itv nar,;aa +, ~ d;e,pp ui,'sn-
in,gine tna oiiect NJ tho act n. u ,I W
Iican ma;oyitv in Tho town 10 ;s . no 5nno
Jacoh Schssfer IN nub,ish;n 10 o'ca ~
mia, No far as ha i, copcorn"d rs, : oI,u w.
anythinr crooked in ihe ciosin" na Mno" os
L;tiiard tomrr,mapt ha,uaan ~ hd,"o y,
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a,vru mr., o,o, ,
Nvw Ynev Anr;i y Th osT SILL Uar u
Grace tina wrestier was mada ,ha no VI Ma.
S'aaoe, suo wIes.,er, was inaue lhe occasion
y,,at,o, o' W.. sa,n',s .osetner Vi notapie
nv" "uo ,,,,,,, v.o', u, enu uouh'fy'
DosroY An, II, nav so. .,.,.,
3sr n, wornarp ro,hoiic wig" "h,r ahnounceH w.
800 tno, ,ho oa,n ',,,a,;, unuiones VI law
nic neiit;on If ;nsoiyannu u, JtS ~ Mouiu
tiNn ~ ahanaon,,', n,, ",tn Wy ,l.cn-
indebiedness to dcnositors in tba 'J Am'r ,'s
ga, Sa,ir', w ",!,.,si in wy hubu
Ve~ IL McIrov ~, Nv ny oolieotl9lls'
stotod INC ooyrsa VI , way ,niu6uS.lne oraer'
fsebmenis IN the chnrch '"r, ouV"u , ~,
NOT he yemoved ond i, ,,oa p,1ypSi9 Mouiu
society that all creditors share alike.
There are now twenty-five attachments
S,nstays a. g onS vh; i''" ,"i,h 10 ue
make the total liabilities S567 900, The SO,
oiety claims assets OF $500, 900, which con.
sla,s OF four Churches aud parsonarcs md
school buildings. If the propertv Ia sold
by order of the court, the depositors will
realize scarcely per cent. Rev. McEyoy
aays the creditors will be paid in fulI
though it NAV take many wears for final
settlement. The societys appeal for Md
did not meet with generous response. ~
LONDON IAcoSIcs
LogDoN, April SIT Is probable two
Judges will accompany Lord Chiai Jns,ic.
Coleridge on the lattcr's forthcominr visit
80 America, '''''
II the bill to amend the law in yscord IA
explosives, which Harcourt will infrodnco
tive many members will S srun ae.io az,
amendment To that effect '
nnil.n n, l.. III