The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-29
SUNDAY TELEGRAMS.
A Fearful Gale Blowing on the English
Coast.
SorrowfrI Scpnfs NJ Crested Bntte-
Crime aud Calamity.
Come otbr Events of The Sabbath

PuiLAprtrmG Pa, Jan. Title e'ore-
tary ol,he Anolcau Iron and Steel Assoc
c,atiou, r,poti. that the production OF pig
iron IN ne United States, In lSs5, was o.
1882 net tons ngaiust 5l7s,l22 IN 1851
January 1855 the stock OF unsold PIX non
was 400 60i net tons, the lst OF July, 5i2,O2O
the Is, OF November, iSi 2b; the lyt ol
January, ls,4 II Was d3o,sOO. 10 lesJ the
auanity OF II s'emer -i'r produced IN vac
Tinted SIates vas l,6Oi021 tons against
/ 6gG 4JO tors in lss2, she first decrease 10
the history # the Bessemer steel INDUSTRY
in this country. Tue quanu'y OF besse'
amer steel rail Produced by fourteen
al the total of fifteen WORKS
the other company NOT proinoinE rells, WY
l,253 OBS ne tons, aRglus. lo-i'o" u, l'o-;
The exports ot Hll kinds OF iron aud steel
from Great Britain to all countries IN De-
cemner itrt rsFrerlled 2io,OlS gross tons,
arnirs 851,0.i in November. The total *.
nor,s 10 all countries for 1883 were Oi'i@'-
tons, against i3lS ,bo2 tons IN les-. Or nt
Brlt,lu' : eyp'rIs %. iron aud steel 70 NC
United Sut.s go December last len on II 1.,,
tors ComDara1 with November, Tor 1851,
the exports were CSS, ls1 tons, against LID.
ii6 ini'- i,t lsS2. Oar imports Of lIuu AND
steel 10 Decemhtr iHst were les than ~ any
month sluCp Ju'N, 1873
GALVESTON GRI,r.
G,LyEsTlN' 90, u "A numbor OF the
LEGISLATOR with ladies' arrived here from
Anal this morning, escorted by Hon. II
l. Labatt, metrher Tor TITS district. IN me
Marty were Colonel doom ans vie, Miss
OIom, Mis-, Cuer; a. NJ. TAYLOR sud
WIFE. I NJ. Bount and wife; a, ,. Biliey
and wife; A. 5. Galt. A. X. H.zlgWood,
MIR Brnwninr Mr. Bsrrett Il /. muson'
and ]. Dali. They were received by Aessrs.
Moody, Runge, Street ana othtr
nron,;n MI citlgens identified with
Inc E.ds deep water ptoltc''
After discussing IN elegant breakfast AT one
OF the hotels stroll was taken on me
beach and thence the party went TO me
New York wharf wher. Is p! asant uhe
was had examining the famous vessel Lam
na.,s and psrtaking of refreshments ~ us
saloon. A snort visit was then PAID the
rooms Of the UHiOn club, and The guests
left for Austin on the $40 p. M IRAN.
At4o'c.ock this morning while the schoen'
er Garnock, from Lake Charles. Louisiana,
was out M the gulf one OF the crew:
Dsns named J. Peterson, WAS knocked
over board by tho fore boom ana drowned.
The body har not been recovered.
CALIFORNIA; FRUIT OUTLOOK.
SAX FEAScf.c1, Jan. IA steady rain
Yesterday aud % day thton"hout the mo,
al section of thesta materially lmproN'l
the prospect OF the WHEAT crop. me ITuit
crop in southern California viii be proDin'y
the best ever had
THE CLtvrLANp rAPsR CoNPAhfs FAILURE
CrrvttNNp Jar. -. Tue gss'gnm 40 OF
the Ciey.,srd Paper company, Whth 10
leaked out l3Ft night, u3'ounded CONNER
cisl circles, 90 D. Was fc'aFotu ~ s,.o"-
the solide.f C rplrI ions 300 tho west many
sysooer.rsd -gi.ur4 lIu uii'at The present.
ambarrls.mp.t u the company % iA- ul-
~sct ssnrarrs 70 rs failure last year OK ihe
George II Taylor Paper company, CpIcaso-
When tae teIua OF s.ttlenent VIA vac
cr.dt,or- were ngreud upon the hl.Is az
South Bend lHciauh, were npuEus 10y
George Tayieri father, VI. i. 4aylor' tle
presiient of the Cleveland company, WhO
assumed the Liabilities, expecting InaI Tue
earnings OF the mills would Gssi's aliu 10
nav the opiiEAiiou. On ms return Tecru!ly
from Europe, where he has been by physlcs
ians advice, in consequence Oh Ill nfaltni
found tue mills had lost from S-oioIV w
$40 600 in nine months. he was unable 10
NEE, Ali The personal liabilities, ssgregs'
Ting about $4,000 without selling STOCK
in the Cleveland company, oil Whicn ne
holds very large amount. ne
quietly made an inai'icuaii us, u.s.
that his action would result in multitude
of attachments by creditors upon the prop
erty of the Cleveland Paper company al
readv EN- bsTrassed by the failure oil the
Chagrin Falls and other companies, ana
dreading the sacrifice of property 70 say sly
such Attachments, decided that the Cieve
land Paper COMPANY SHOULD also nss't ,I Is
a means OF protecting all creditors alike,
none being prepared. This company's
liabilities will not vary much nom quar-
Ter of a million, largely Tor stock ana noe
goods only. One bank IS among the creoi'
tors, and that holds diacounten pa
per amply ,ecnrs ed The les, ' iSsn
are little, y eby, less ne "a"
$500 600, Outside OF considerable real estate
The remainder is principally Ia raw mate
rial oil " aich prjdigous umonnJ j. or
ha, d. Tie ps'rnee Of no mlhS u all
contracts The most ot winch are 10 4ufhlsn
print paper O. numerous ne"apaPei' otl'
tered over the northwest. he VIII also avs,
pose Of an immense amount OF paper vi al
kinds i'm store and expects the company
will soon Day ell debts ~ Jul and resume
oper tious as heretofore. Inc company
owns three large miils in this CITY ana
owns In whole or IN pqTt or control % 100
product half Il dozen or more IN OAlo, lh'
diam and Michigan.
NEW YoRK, Iap. y DIR. John T. Wood,
widely kno va as newspaper man, Whte
walking through West street early TINS
morning, tell from string piece upon the
ice in North river. aud died soon Afterwards
from the shock aud exposure. d.. WOOD
was president of tue Press CLUB Tor some
wears. His skil In eliminating supsrluOus
WORDS aud sentences from the news fepOrts
sarned Tor him tbs title of "The Great
American Condenser" The body wall be
taken Tuesday 70 the rooms oil the ffess
club. The fuueral occurs Wednesday, Dr.
Talmage ofiicatiDe
pEcIsIoN + INTEREST TO SOCIETIES.
WATERLOO, VA, Jan. IA trisl ufin-
ferest 10 mem bsrs OF the Ancient Order OF
United Work nan, utter having been given
a hearing for eleven dayf, was decided yes
terday by Judge Ut. The iacta are: In
Ha.|
1882 the grand lodge Of Iowa became ~
corporaisd under the ate law ana threw
off alliance to the supreme lodge. a nln'
oritv Of the grand lodge, however,
remained loyal, and were recognized a.
the regular grand lodge OF stale by the
supreme lodge. Suit was bruusat 10 &C.
termine the rght OF the franchise ana pro-
prie:y OF this order. The court holds that
the mere sc' of Incorporation unueL sIe
state law has no power to release & suooril-
nate body from allegiance to tho superior
BODY OF an organization. The decision
vests the franchises and property OF tne
organic alton in the trial grand lodge OF
which w. Il. Graham, OF Cedar FANS IL
grand master workman.
RAILWAY ACCIDENT. |
Sr. ALpAys, VI, Jan. 27.-The breaking |
ok Q switch Mt SwaDton junction last bight
caused a collision between the Montreal
train leaving here at 6:l0, and a freight
train from Rouse's point. The baggage
car of the Montreal train had the trucks
ed out. and the engine Of the freight |
train was somewhat damaged. Conductor
O'Day's ankle was badly sprsined. Charles
OF the Central Vermont railroad
department, was cut on the head,
ace aud leg. Another passenger was
lightly hurt. -
TRoY. n. Y, jan. T.-yohn Crome,
,cn .nniou modlder, Was shot ia the leg
r;s sv. ming while coming out Of his board
ne honse. Officer Haniey, while invssti-
stins the affair. was fred at. Fred. Ben
sst = lsborsr, was struck down with an az
az same time. The aesailanis are un'