The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-21
MlseolIaneou. kilograms.
ApplrIoNAL OCEAN cAnLE.

he members Of tho produce exchange To-
day inviting them to attend the NEE ing
on Monday, for the purpose of receiving
report from special Committee appointed
to sonsder the adyisabllily OF an additional
ocean cable.
nIAGRHEn.
CoRNwELL, n, ", Oct, - The Jury dis.
agreed In the case Of James Reilley, tried
Tor the murder % Mrs Sunderlen.
CHARGES AGAINST A POSTMASTER
Bosros, Oct. 20.--A special from Port.
land, Maine, says the investigation OF the
charges against Postmaster GODDARD, oriei.
mating In Washinton paper have been
closed. The report will be made 20 the
postmaster'geneial next week.
BANK ASSIGNED.
CHICAGO Oct - "A st. Paul special re-
ports that the bank ~ Pennington, Mime
sofa, has assigned. Assets placed at $50, 100;
liabilities, 80 GOO; principally 10 depositors.
pSNIAL
PniLApBLPHtA. Oct, @.--Tho Pennsyl.
vania railroad officials deny the embezzal.
ment of Sal 600 In the oiiioe at the ilncuon
OF the railway company.
DEMURRER ovERRULKD.
l,irrLE Rock, Oct 20.--Ohancellor Cairoll,
to-day In a written opinion, overruled the
demurrer, denying the Jurisdiction OF his
court In the case brought against ex.State
Treasurer Churchill and surities for alleged
detalcation.
HEAVY GALE.
CnEn0rGAS, MIcu0AN, oct. % We had
a very heavy gale IRON the northwest last
night, Ice formed halt an inch thick.
nnurAL MURDER,
SHgLnv, N. o., Oct. 2O.--Mr. and Mrs.
William Logan. both over seventy years
old, were attacked al their home, twelve
miles from Shelby, by negro burglar last
night. Mrs. Logan was killed and her hus.
band ohoked nearly TO death. The negro
escaped with $40.
AMERICAN RAPID rRLEoRAPu
NKw YonK, Oct. 20--rhe American Rapid
Telegraph company, involving the consoli-
dated interests OF .heir lines In New York,
New Jersy, Ohio, Connecticut, Massachu.
settes, Pennsy,vAnia, City Of Baltimore.
have executed u mortgage uuon their prop
trty and franchises tn the Boston Saf he.
poslt bni Trust company, for S3 OOO,C00.
. NOMINATION.
BosTOE, Oct. 20 Il. Abbott was nom.
mated Tor liutenant. governor, by the demo-
cratic state committee, 10 place Of Prince,
declined.
a PLATFORM OWES WAY.
q BosToN, Oct. O-A platform crowded
with spectators Watching the scrub races at
Harvard, on Charles river, broke down aud
n several persons were seriously injured, hAy.
a a ing legs aud arms broken. The most In
1ured are OF Harvard.
Later,-A student named Mead Houts, of
|. Boston, OF the class 81, had his skull
q fractured and both legs broken and will
Il probably die; the iujufies to the others are
principally fractures OF limbs.
The crews were getting into line for the
n, start. About $50 students had crowded Ia
~ the front OF the two balconies, which
n, stand out from the river front Of the Har-
n. ward boat house, about an EQUAL
~ number were on each balcony,
S all pressing forward 10 see the race,
~. when both balconies gave way, pre-
IA. cipltAling many into the river. while many
others standing on the lower balcony, werl
pinned down and bruised by the falling
Ia ~ the upper balcony on them
"a Fortunately II was hut hal
m ~ tide, so those who fell int,
w. W. the river escaped, with wetling as quickly
M. as possible. The upper platform was raised
injured condition and carried into the boat
house. Physicians were sent iol
n ns Most OF those seriously injured ar
Ss hurt Internally. The names, as ascsr
~ ~ tAiued, are; j. A, White, sr., Of Williaml
)" mort, Pennsylvania, Int ternallv iniufe
u. ii. Allen, freshman Of Cambridge
NJ, internally injured and arm broken; o. I
en- hardTek' ls., OF Quincy, internally hurt
icy jured about the head and bacL
h A.. II. Drake freshman, residenc
1e unknown, bruised about the bach
70 Fred s. Mead, freshman,
Boston, internally injured an
IN. bruised about the head, probably fatally
'n' ii. A. Curtis u, OF Boston, bao
i. bruised George A. Stewart ar, {
,'ne about the head. Charles s. Hamlin, c'ai
a ", grandson OF Hannibal Hamlin. OF BosloI
'nu bruised about the head, the othel
w. nuI lees injured and able TO tai
.ne care Of themselves, but those nsmed wei
an conveyed TO their rooms In carriage
9Is The crews who saw what had hal
'eu pened. ha,iened 10 the boat-houi
and assisted In caring for the iniure'
All thought OF racing was given vi
on scratch races this fall. II is alleged ihi
IN the intention Of the college authorities hH
Der been called TO the very spile that gave wa
IN and caused the accident.
avis SUSPENDED.
cks PnnApELrHIA, Oct. @.-Frederlok Bal
stock broker, has suspended. II Is u
derslood he has been short OF the mark
red recently, and became long,
ent Conservation.
on, NEW YoRK, 0cl eO.-The consecration
Ine the Rev. DR.. Henry O. Potter, as assista
nbo bishop OF the diocese Of New York, To-
dial place to.lay In Grace church. The ce
monies were probably the most imposi
that has ever taken place at a conseerati
~ Of a bishop Of the Protestant EpiscoT
'iler church In this country. Forty bishops q
ing, over COO clerpymen took apart In the q
man vices. Admission 10 the church was
n-1 tickets, and there was scarcely standi
ieu room shortly after the doors were open,
anu There were early services In the morni
neIs I Tor the parishioners, At which communi
was was administered, The Bishop OF Iowa
It to iioated, assisted by Reys A. Il. Carter,
were d., @. +. Wilson, Il o. Flagg and NJ.
was woolsey. Visiting and resident mlnlst
he" lurmed In proces sion In the building
Broadway. and shortly before II o'clC
they entered the church preceded by
ushers, robed In white, aud followed by
who faculty aud students OF the gene
q In theological seminary. After these ca