The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-06

! -snts executed and search is being made il
birmingham, at London and Manchester
| for the persons against whom they hav,
| been issued. Three iniormers viii be pro
duced tomorrow or Saturday next, 1t IN
uuiry be adjourned to that day, who vii
give further details concerning the exis
tence of q murderoas organization.
A FAT THING.
CAIRO, Feb. Auckland Gallon, for
| merry English controllers general, has beer
appoir ed financial advisor to the Egyptian
government.
ANOTHER MUIIEY.
BOMBAY. Feb. Am armed band n
Bheels have pluniered Manpur. The
Bheels are also rising in revolt at Chaktult
, and Bolva, in Alivaspor, is threatened, A
political agent from BhOpanar has arrived
| at BOLIVIA, to which detachment of Natavg
! and Bhe, corps and central India horses
have been ordered. A detachment o
troops have left Mh0w for Sirdaspur, and
another detachment has been ordered IN
| readiness.
INSPECTOR BYRSE SCORES AGAIN
NEW YoRK, Feb. 4.--FOr more than a
year the fire department and police have
been annoyed by false fire alarms, Two
| months ago the matter was piece IN The
hands of Inspector Byrne. Yesterday hi'
detectives succeeded in capturing nlne
young men, whose conlessioEs snow them
| to be not only senders out OF ialse alarms,
but burglars as well. The prisoners, with
the execution of one, reside in this city.
Their names are William McCabe, William
II. Hughes, NJ. ODonnell, John COulin,
Edward and Richard O'Keeie, Dan Kenny,
Calvin Swift and Horace Courtney, OF
Brooklyn, and their ages range from 10 to
2S MCCahe is an expert loek-maker, and
fashioned KEYS to it stores where some OF
the Conspirators were employed. Many
mysterious robberies the past year have
been explained by their confessions.
THE WORK or A FLOOD.
BRApFoRp, PA, Feb i-Bradiord was
visited Saturday night 10y disastrous
food, which inundated about so houses
along Pearl, Globe, Boylestone, Ann, Flor
ence, Pine and Main and other streets, Ehe
lower part Of the city was submerged, IN
some case g, 70 the depth OF ten feet. The
FLOOD was caused by the rains of Friday and
Saturday, and the melting OF the snow on
the mountains. Five bridges were swept
away and several houses along the banks
of the creek badly damaged or totally de-
stroyed. Eighty-dye families on the flats
between here and Tarport, living in one
story houses, had to flee for their lives
when the ice gorge broke, leaving all their
effects, and many of the houses were swept
away. IL is impossible % estimate the
totaI loss at this time. The waters IRE now
falling, and fears OF further trouble are now
over.
TERRIBLE WEATHER.
AKRON, o., Feb. 1.-THE Hood damage III
this city aggregates 10000, OF which the
ONO Central probably loses S2O,OOO the
Valley road $4,000 the Akron Sewer Pipe
company $4,000, private houses $1,000,
Last night the south part oil tine city feared
the upper basin would give way, employing
Summit lake into the lower basin, flooding
the whole valley. Hard work all night
lcng ayerted this finally, but tact ries along
the ohio canal all suffered, the danger espe-
cially threatening Thomas Phillips ~ Co.'S
paper mill, and King n Armstrong; va
nisn works. Water entered the burning
kiln of AleXander's ire-briCk works. geler-
ating steam that exploded IL, causing u
good zeal of loss. Locks ID and -
OF the Onio canal were washed away
entirely aud others badly injured. In the
sixth ward this morning water and Ice
gorge, near Whitmore, Robinson % Co.'s
works, broke suddenly, three families being
scarcely rescued. The storm struck both
mills of the Akron Sewer Pipe company,
iniuring both considerably. All families
in Cuyahoge valley, northern part OF the
city, fled from their houses. Last night
rain fell in torrents. The Valley railroad
bed was washed in many places from Can
ton To Cleveland, al trains having been
The New York, Pennsylvania
& ONO railroad is all right 'rhe bridge on
the pittsburg, Fort Wayne ~ Chicago was
washed away between Alliance aud Canton.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Feb, 4.-llaln con-
tinued here up till midnight last night.
Several streets in tho northeast portion OF
the city were flooded, AND considerable
damage done to manufacturing establish
ments and dwellings. Railroad trains are
all behind time. Considerable damage has
been done to railroad tracks and bridges.
The Cincinnati, Wabash & Aichigan rail-
road lost two bridges north OF the Wabash
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 5.--lhe inhrmary farm
on the river edge is submerged. The ireshet
is the most destructive ever known, and the
water higher than since the great flood OF
1859, some think higher even than then.
The damage can scarcely be less lhan 81
100000, and may be much greater The
rain ceased to iall at 3 o'clock this morning,
and the weather turned rapidly cold and
began to freeze. One family living in the
low land WAS rescued by boat. 4 prisoner
in tho station near brooklyn was taken out
in Il boat Heavy rains have done vast
damage throughout this part of the state
and the western part. All streams are ex-
traurdiuarily high, farms inundated, and
much property, including live stock, lost.
A Mansfield special TO the Leader reports
that two freight trains went through the
bridge. One brakeman was killed, another
lost log, three Other bridges between
| there and Alliance, ON the PittSourg, Fort
WAYNE & Chicago railroad, washed away
and passengors have been transferred over
the y. Y, 7. & 0. A Delaware specia
to the Leader reports the Allegheny
river raging, the ireshet being
the worst ever known. The suspension
bridge has been swept away, and two othel
| bridges are expected to 90. families Twins
near the river were rescued in boats. Acre
of meadow land have been inundated, aaC
houses and thousands of trees allont Tn,
chair factory is partly submerged aud sui
lered much damage. A Mount Vernon
special to the Leader reports the K0kom,
river booming, one house surrounded BY
water and family in the upper story GU
oil from help, The bridge on the Balti
more \ Ohio railroad was but carried ava,
while freight train No. l6 was cross
ing. The locomotive and front par
OF the train are sunk gu
OF sight, all train hands escaping except
brakeman, named Hartman, who wa
drowned. A Madison special reports n
ice gorge formed in Grand River, whic
swept away part Ola saw.mill its dam, am
4 crib containing about 2O,VGJ bushels o
: corn. The Clyde bridge was carried wv
miles, aud the bridge az Rogers Corners d
] reported gone, A Sparsburgh special 4
e the Leader reports two bridges ON ia
. Cleveland, VuScaroras Valley y Whec,u
, raiHoud gone, aud the track badly washe
: out. Trains suffered greatly. An Olmstc
, Falls special to the Leader says the bride
a ut West View, the one over Plumb erect
s lny Is Co.'S saw.mil, and two 9th,
3 bridges, have been swept away. ,