The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05
NEWS NUGGETS.
The Halter will Draw Tighter at Cia.
ciRRa,i Hereafter.
Death Of Two differently Distinguish d
Men In that City.
Heavy judgment Obtained Against the
Texas 4 ~. Louis.
Henry Rose will Blossom no More 10
Al Aikansas.
List Of the Railroad Week at
Bellvllie.
The Weeks Failure, Overlap Those Of
the Lust.
Aud O,her Tsles of The Telegraph.
Casually List Of the Railroad Week at
Bellvllie.
The Weeks Failures Overlap Those Of
the Last.
Aud O,her Tsles Of the Telegraph.
Cincinnati Chronicles.

CINCINNATI April 4.-W,llinm Proctor.
the senior member OF the firm OF Proctor
& Gan BILE, soap and candle manufacturer
died this morning ut his residence on u r
field place ard Eighth street, IN his S3i
year. He was born in Herefordshife, Eug
land. The house OF which he Was . msm-
Der WAS founded in 1887. IL was one Of tho
most successful In the country. or its
credit IL is said, he never had q note en-.
dorsed when he wanted money, his own
name being regarded as sufficient. He
leaves wife ANA thirteen children, all iiv.
ing aud grown to maturity.
Alfred Burnett. the numorist and carica-
IN ris died this morning at his rssidencs
In this city. OF apoplexy, aged % years.
He had an engiP-men, this weea ~ the
Harr museum here and last night Il lied II
ss usual. He has been well known ali over
the country in his profession
The iirst sentencing OF prisoners sirce the
riot took place TO day In Judge JohnsoD's
court. Belle Osborn, colored, convicted OF
shooting with intent t. kill, received seven
years. She besr red most piteously when
the sentence was announced and the
Judge began to tay that rs this was
a woman he would modify the sep-
tepce. when the prosecutor intsrposed with
u vigorous protest, saying that this woman
had been before criminal courts again ana
again, and something must be done 10 re-.
Iieve the oourIs II for no other purpose,
The only other case whose crime was hom-
icide was John Muitab, who pleaded guilty
to msnslaughter. 1t appears that he
struck man with his fist, and the plea
WAS accepted. A sentence OF five years was
K ven.
Alfred Hopkins, another victim OF the
riots. died last night This brings tns
death list up o fifty ore
The Cincinnati Trades Assemo.y
I'D nf cd.
ths lss's' mem oers s''' of u the Veteran
regiment OF this city, who refused to 20 u
the defense OF tue murderers In Jail. and bl
so commended he Fourth Ohio National
Guard regiment for refnsi x to march 10
to the isil Saturday night to take part In
tine attack of the mob This action was
taken with opposition from soms OF the
leading memb bers, but the msjori,y favor
ed 10.
The News Journal bad an interview with
L. A Phillips, a member OF the jnry who
tried Bsrner, who has been accused OF going
to 81. Louis to escape mob violence. Phil,
lips says he was In St. Louis in pursuance
OF pan made before the Berner
trial begsr; that he was at the
Music hail meeting the night the riot be-
gan and rf NAMED in Cincinnati without
molestation TIL Sunday night. He says the
first ballot Of The jury showed seven Tor &C
Quiisl he was Tor murder in the second
degree and the second ballot was eleven
for mansl aughter and one for murder In the
s.cond degree. Hs yielded a. ,ast because
OF sickness in HIS family and was told they
would bs kept there thirty days unless they
agreed. After thirty.six hours he voted for
m snslaught and that ended H.. He thinks
OF Cincinnati responsible tor
ina mi hrpnk.