The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04
parl In the battle say they never met such
a fssolute foe. The enemy's tTer ches we're

u KAT nutn btfti ten men, hrli tthfNcu.
rhe remainder hed Joined the rubelR Tue
bodies of Mnrioe Bey, Surgeon Leslie AID
tour oth'r Europeans killed Ia the rout OF
Baker Pasha's troops. were found a. reb
ana buried. Bir Evelyn Barring, Ia telr
graphing ihe news OF Fridays victory %
General Gordon, used Arabic lnnsunsr
- thai the news might spread all along the
line. Boxer Pasha's wound ~ pot serlous.
II u believed that Osman Di8ma's po"eT
has been broken.
PATHETIC Paorrs.
PEiLApKLrHI,. Maroh Protest 10y the
iron AID steel mAnufaUl uie's aud iron ore
producers against the horir1h lariu ~
.igned ny S23 ffms and companies hnn
| representing twonfY.onr states, mas uerh
cent {, every senator aud representative IN
congrta'.
PANS, March 2.-Pnnce krspotkin has
bsno removed from tho Clairyaur prison "a
the city.
PRATT ~ A PLIGHT,
ST.. Louis, March 2.-D, W. Pratt, who
M about hour wee <, $50 Was general agent
here Of the Mccormick Hafvorster Machine
company, OF Chicago, was arrested vester'
day charged with endorsing 81 900 FROM
the company. The arrest was tho result o
sn investigation OF Pfsits accounts by b
". Chspms on, specil agent OF the AcCor
mick mpany ami Ia the outgrowth oi the
eg btzs emsns OF 5000 from the same com.
many bV II ram A. Z 81, the bnok-kfoNrr oi
Pratt, who Il twill be recollso,ed was exposd
aud attempted suicide by cutting his throat
several weeks ago, A writ en strtemeD'
made By Post and submitted 70 tbs com
pa, y gives detailed description Of Pretrs
operations. II shows they worked together,
and that Pratt got tho lions Fhar, OF the
polls. M. Chapman think. Pats cn-
bern emeut will greatly exceed the gmouri
ch irged but as some of his books have been
destroyed or otherwise disposed NJ, the II
act amount will probably never be- known
Pratt was rel iaseh on $4,000 bond. Ills IT.
iornery doesn't think The prosecution will
ba successful. Pratt is man of silf
formerly lived In Detroit then at Crown
Point. Indiana, and was once advance agent
OF q circus.
KILLED IN A BAR-Rooa ROW.
LrItNGros, Kt March . j amss Camp
bill adve OF Leeds, ana a sione-cutter
Wss killed here this morning IN bar-roeu
isht between Policemen O'CoOser and
q ,-mley and three stone.cutle y, Sweeney
Ferguson and Campbell. Sweeney asked
0'Conuor, WIN went IN the bar.room, e
AXE = ink, to drink with him. O'Connol
rriu-ed to do SO, calling Sweeney COW
srdly Cur and siriEing him IN the face witf
brass knuckles. Ferguson, another atom,
cutter ran up aud his o CounOr, when Oflicel
Gnrmley knocked Ferguson down win 1
club sud fire0 wo shois OF him, ONT bal
grszDg his so,lp. 8 Sweeney and Ferguson
ran out, leaving Campbell in the bar room
As they ran out lne third sho, was fired
which Is pronGbly the one which killed
Campbell H. was shot through the heart
rne evidence before the c1rouer's jury he
70 devtl lped who did the shooting. The
Jury held session this evening and nd
J mr. ed t. O'Clock tomorrow. SO Jar th'
evidence points very strongiy TO O'Conne
and Gormiey as the murderefs. CampDel
a. brother and sister la Pittsbufg, Penn
> lyGDis.
CLUSTER or oRIntSALITfBs.
CHICAGO, March 2.-Ths Daily News
J0liei, Illinois, special says: Deputy
w rdrn Mcdonald, whose skull wa
crushed b. the desp-radO. Frank Ranie, n
he peni eniiary yesterday, Is still alive ant
clnsci0us, and hopes are enterial1ed OF hi
recovery Rsndo is likely to recover from
i wounds received In the struggle. He 4
~ very defiant aud expresses regret al hi
failure IT, kill Mcdonald outright. Tn,
nuil,t ia bis head mas not yet been ex
raced He is evidently preparing 10 pla'
toe emotioUsl Insanity dodge in case Nc
Dnuald dies. as he asked peveral times to
day whether he 4orld bs hanged "a tns
event, adding that he should not be pun
i-b-d because he couldn't help IT, being im
y lle0 by Rnrr power.
The Daily Nsws' springfield special says
Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald. who preached an aol,
anu interesting sermon iast evening at Au'
burn was arrested here this morning on d
telegram charging him with the t1eit OF q
horse ard SUIT Of clothes from man named
Fost, r, To whose house he went after feii.
gious services tor the purpose OF opaDdiDg
The night. The minister horse and clothes
we're missing when Foster awoke this
morning.
The authorities OF Smithfield, Illinois,
telegraphed the United States marshal at
Spriu efeld, Informing him Of the arrest OF
a gang of counterieiters and the capture OF
their entire outfit this morning Their
names are Mr.. and Mrs. Fiestery ana MIR.
and Mrs. Arnold.
THROUGH A oUEsrIosApLE CHANNEL.
PHILADELPHIA. March 2.-Rev. Charles
a. ID ckey has received from the treasurer
OF the charity bal tuna check for So 700
for he Pr-sby terrain hoeptsl. OF which Dick
-y is president. Tine use oil the name of the
restitution in connection with the ball gave
offense to many Presbyterisns, and the
matter Was brought before the board 81
maDaaers by Rev. DR.. Mac ntosh who
presented resolution reci;ing that II any
mousV be rendered as part OF the proceed.
of tho ball. Il should not be received until
the board Of trustees mad an opportunity o
exercising its opinion The resolution led q
an animated discussion. One member o.
the board declared 40 would receive inOheJ
from the procee18 OF whisky shop Of
gam hling table and use IL for tue sick ane
poor. When vote was taken. the resolution
not 10 receive tue money was voted down
ten If the eighteen mem bers present vot
ing against the resolution. Since then thu
IN liter has been widely talked abou
among the Prssbyterisps and much feel
ing excited.
DECORATED.
ISD1AEAroLIs, March 2-The Journal
Lafayette special save: Some time since :
young man named Geary accidentally sn o.
aud the authorities Of the Catholic church
OF which the deceased was 3 mem Der, re
fused, under the direction OF Bisnop Dew
enger. TO allow the body 10 be buried II
the church cemetery. The father Of youuI
Geary sought redress In the courts ant
defeated the church authorities. The BODY
of the young man was inferred In the Gem
etery and to-day the elder Geary was Off
cisliy ex. communicated and the Rrou {
desecrated so long az the body OF vouD,
Geary remained in he cemetery. A stropl
guard Is patrolling the cemetery and threat
nave been made To remove the remains by
yiol rnce.
MILWAUKEE MATTERS.
MILWAUKEE. March 2 1t Is rumored
that Gen ersi Manager s. 8. Merrill, OF TIC
Chicago. Milwaukee q 3D. Paul railrosd hai
had a 8 roke OF psrsls sis aud will leave IN
a few Gays for Florida. The information
o.t,iued from a private source is to the
effect thst he may never be able to take up
his work sgain. In an interview tonight,
Alex Mitchell president OF the read, said,
Mr.. Merrill was suffering only from numb.
ness In the right lez which he did not con-
sider very serious. II 10 thought the trouble
xas raused by Overwcrk. CDngea'on of the
stomach. and anxiety. The numbness er-
tended no further than through the right
leg and II IL thought that southern Cit
mate would do him good.
Rev. Mr.. Mason, pastor 81 the First Bsp.
tist church caused mis- resignation TO be
read in church this morriog, but the con.
gregation By q rising vote refused to accept