The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-09

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W.stsoros, Aug. 4,-'fhe Republican
oubllshes an interview with an ltisbnan
named Cotnellus q Donnell, Who claims 10
he brother of O'Donnell who shot the
dublin informer, Carey, Mt Port Elllsoeth'
south Africa. To the interviewer O'1on-
nall said, "My brother left Chicago where
I live. about eight months ago, and sa'u ne
was goinR TO Ireland to help the SUFFERING
"eonle there. implored him not TO 90 so
tnowinp what the result might be. ne uld
not heed my advice, however, anu leie on
the steamer Alaska In November, arriving
| In Dublin about two weeks after 4 re-
| ceiyed n cablegram about TWO months aRo,
Announcing that he was going TO leave LOT
south Air,ca with his wife, to settle there
| That is the last heard from him TIL reau
| tbe dispatch announcing the shooting, MY
mother was always wild, unmanageaole
sort of fellow, and has been around the
world several times. He married chicago
lady named Burns, by whom ne hau ivy
children, who are in Chicago. am gong
south. and may possibly go to Port Ellza'
beth, out don't think shall.
The situation.
New York, Aug. 4.-There are no new
{ Developments in the telegraph war to-day
, Both sides are still firm.
= AS a meeting of the striking telegraph
onerators this evening, Chairman Mitchell
: stated bill OF grievances had been pre-
sented to-day to the oincers Oh the De a
g ware. Lackawanna IL Western railway b,
: the photographers employed ON that ROAD
: and hills of grievances were also to be pre-
!, sented 10 day by photographers employed b,
|, the roads leading out of Chicago. Mitchell
i. said he thought that the teiegraphers IN TIT
: employ of the Chicago d Alton railroad
would strike this evening,
' CINCIYKATI, Aug. 4.-One OF the strlKinl
y onerators returned TO his desk in the west
|. ern Union office to-day.
q The troubles between the cigar manufaC
q turers and employees seem nKeiy 10 preal
/. out atresh To-day the Progressive unlol
g men employed in Attenburg's shop qui
b work because the employer engaged m me-
v belonging to the International union. I'M
4 action of Attepburg's men is not counte
Y nanced by the employees of other manulat
v turers as under the late agreement III
z latter were to employ men from eithe
l. union. ~, r.
v BALTIMORE, Aug. AIRS. Mary L
e Hughes, of st. Louis, aged 81, commute
n suicide this morning, separation rom ne
" husband and domestic trouble, IL ID sai'
u led to the act.
n CHICAGO, Aug. The following bulletin
j. respecting the strike situation, was recsiVe
n here this evening: &C.,
d New York, Aug. 4.-TJ R. @. CloWry dener
r This week closes with our fore
u largely increased and our Sc
II vice greatly improved over tn
~ previous week, the past two days hayin
u reached almost perfection. The striker
" are discounted by the daily recurring a.
"a malls of the absurd stories put aIost Q
le their leaders to give them heart. Tney fin
ie that the feast to which they were invite
a. is supplied only with husks. The raj
VI road operators did not T
;. ont ont ,hirty-.five operators di
VI not desert from the New YORK ONO
~ ~ General Eckert did not resign. the Yves
ri ern Union directors did not oisrgree' an
ia last of ali. they would not confer and COZ
u promise. Comment upon the inevitabl
10 results is unnecessary
le TSipnedi CHARLES A. TINKER,
"a General Superintendent.