The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-23

Elizabeth AID jeanne BuCkerne6, Maria
Janowi;s Carl Cru1er, August Nendlanon,
| Frederick, l.lmech, Clara BueHne, VII
helm Lehman, Auna George, Flprentinc
Annie, Richard aud Fritz Rdhtz, Helene
and Bertha Wedge, Alfred WecdEe, Ma
thilde Putmaun, SlauishiumI lIeun1ntsna,
Julius Bergho'2, August merheid, Adolf
Linde, JOauu Newman, Jgnus SlrCoG,
Charles lIubnie, Ferod luEach retro
kUrila, klmtra B0zmAnn, Edward ScheLer,
Christine Scheiler, Karl Lohn, Leon
Re;cher, Froma Xaherski, Dynla
Xoechrski, Dyrk RocAot2, Buzei Naukow-
SKI, JOnus HaSllnski, Jonas Dobar'2ak,
! Meihma Makito, Jonas Makaio, kyrg Hupr,
Michael Auska, Michael GudruWir, Jonas
kadancisk, Pal Jacob, Michael Nly, John
Jacob, Andres Cakius, Miahsl, JdupE, Ber.
lineslopek, Carl DiImo, Gust Borrickc,
Franz Hugo, hicholaUs kt,ele- ken, Her
mann SOhmaun, lteinald SChu2c, lzoalt
fried Wakun, Fried, Burl, Fried, ledjacket,
Little Cheyenne, Crow Fani Black Bird,
Chippeway, Sunshine. The last named
six are apparently American Indians First
cabin passengers are. Lanneriunnn OF
Leipsic: Mor,;z Slrass, Strauss Darmstadt;
Leo liabermun, Nlcnn'; Arthur Batchr,
ScbroninBstadl; Peter Iormpluscr Vienna:
/ Alfred NoiSht, linmhnrg SGCnud CLbln
passenger: uIul Evegcrt, of LoEcuan 4;
! Lukas BurnsEs, jacob Pencok, Jonas Wat.
| Ro, Jonas Lank5, Josef WNtEo, Jonas MI.
/ no, Alihal Rodenay, Jonas Michalko, Paul
/ Fatal, Alexander ScuwlTlh, Jura Smerch
Joseph hwiao Michael Ladr, Jonas
| LiPtuk, John Sake, Jonas ladt, Jonas Ne
] net, Franz Sunnclld Franz Go,ch Franz
! Goursl;a, Adei hcncik, 5. Hencik, Herman
! Schmidt, Heinrich Ruder, George Wclhaier
| Joanu Hauus.0, Andrews Hieschmanu,
Joann Reder, larl DurwaNger, Wilhelm
! Birth, Carl Buuh, Jacob Wcltael, MDrit2
! kr0nlg, Jonas Annrze&, AndrpA5 Muhuar
| liu5ar DyehaE George Nargnr kroElCu
Jagos2, Iryllk DIleE, JaOos kphti, Bis.
wOda, Simon Ju,ct Bnulauich, Main Bal-
| lanICh, wilhelm krumakD Nacutia Ial-
yer, Maria Observation-Disclosures, Simon
! Bgndc, Theodore krcult, johann
Kren1a, Adolf Labmanu, Anna Luh-
/ mann. Mnna Lubmann, Anna
| lubmann, BMnhard Albusttin, Jones Pc
| terscu, j, iIitZneE Gustav FoesiE Albert
| kCki, san Milcwishy, Carl Hagruhrasch,
Rudolph Pail, Brunswick Lorrna, Frank.
fort Edward, Grccp'us Brrlrn, A fired
llochas.er, PolsH Alphendo1, London
| Emile Alphenduu, London; heilie,2, Der
tin, 7. Born, Berlin, Heyuc Hamburg;
Joanna Schubert, Hamburg; George Rom
ner, lilbcrnCh, August BONNER, BiOcrdch;
Katcnka Romner, Bbcrach. Joseph Gusts
or Coyits, llmus. Harry Wen.
dell, Hanover; O. EDDIE. New York.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. 2L--Elrly this
morning tire NJ Nashville, Illinois, about
llity miles from here, on the Louisville &
Nashville railroad, destroyed nearya block
of business buildings, involving a direct
and incidental loss ol about 100000. Prin.
cipal losers are: II, llolston, general mer.
chandise, loss 80 0UO, insured for $40 OOU,
John Morlin, loss 81, 700, insured for 81, 500
Judge Goodcr, buildng, loss $780, insured
for So 600; j. G. Brown, loss ON building
and stock, $1,000, insured for slOlO
Meyer Bros, loss $1,000. insurance moi
given; Mrs. Margaret SeWcll. toss on build
ing So 600. 10 insurance. There are over
200 smaller losses which will swell thean.
gregdte to the amount nqmcd. The court.
house also burned, bat most Of the records
and papers were saved.
SAFELY LANDED.
BREMEN lIAyEE Jnn. 2l.-SiNtccn he.
tween decks passengers ur the Cmbr,s
have landed hero, Thor uamrs are:
Samuel lyers, Of Paris; Beck, ui rutisdam,
kerehoum, of MuruhvrG P0bursky, of
Llh~aideT Lo'cng, OF blrmeui Nirnrt ct
saginaw; M4nsN,o fPostugnoWa; S"urriher,
o, Belnnu, bryag u, SChdl'uurl; kurjhH, Of
fsfNGali Dun2N. SmUlEky, Oi Suums,
laSum kol6ei Of ObeUammergoan,
Micgel, OF Uma, schmidt Of A'tona,
Btlska OF Aebarr Joez lliihoat of llizar,
rRirRiNc LIST.
New. YORK. Jan. 2l--kuuhdrdt ~ Co.,
general agents OF the Hamburg American
Racket company, received the following
by cable from the oiice Ofthv company AT
litmbu q The Cimbria had % cabin
PASSENGERS, 362 stcerage, and - crew, So
lar, 30 pereons have been landed at CuN.
maven and II at the Weser light. house.
The names OF the l"tter haven hecu M.
cerla,ned; We are preparing \ list otthOsa
saved aud missing, which We viii cable to
the Associated Press
HAMBURG, Jan, 2l, 1850 p. m,-No re.
ports have yet been received from the six
steamers sent IN search OF the missing boats
oil Tue Clmbra. only those names with
residence attached are iiTsi.Cabiu psssen-
gers
ANOTHER DISASTER.
HANRR, Jan. 1.-The General Transit,
lantic comDany'S steamer Lahrgdcf, Can.
tam Servan, Ndch sailed from New York
January Sd, ha'. rived here. she brings
the crew OF tie French steamer picardie,
which Sunk al sea last week. The pCardic
captain Fortier, sailed from New York De-
| cember 23d. She was spoken January 18Th
and 18th in distress, having lost her rud.
der. The Labrador came up with hor before
the 18th, and tried TO bring her into
port. After towing her week she
was compelled 10 abandon her, having pre-.
viously taken off all her passengers, officers
and crew. Tho Plcardie soon after sank.
GIANT POWDER.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2l,-Shortly after 1
p. M the city was shaken by heavy OK.
plosiou. Four others followed at intervals,
of four seconds, and dense column Of
smoke arising across the bay was sufficient
evidence OF another addition to the powder.
works disasters that have occurred in the
vicinity. A briet telegram siys The
Giant pcwjer.wOrks, near West Barkley
station, fourteen miles north of oakland,
have blown up, and number OF pcrs ms
have been killed. Particulars later,
ADDITIONAL DETAILS.
Los ANGELES, Jan. q, "A dispatch says /.
! Ii is now sscortained that at the time the
train broke loose and ran down grade, the
| air brakes had been taken off and mon who