The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11
SUNDAY TELEGRAMS.
Tho Holy Day Of Rest at Home and
Abroad.
Criminal Chronicles Industrial Items
Faraway Facts Political Poir's.
And Miscellaneous Sabbath Events
AnsurAL OUTRAGE.

NlllEtl fNiUHllAAN IN hNN VI wv hlNtk ~ "a
tai assaults and roDberies perpetfated IN
this city since the HUI murder IN 1875. The
victim II The assault was Maggie Harvey,
aged Is. aud sister OF Mrs. George
Sloane, whose husband Is prominent inef-
chant 0f this city They occupied a HAT li
large house at West Thirty-Becond street
and Broadway. Gertrude Ash was a sery-
ant In tho iaaiily and regarded as an indus
trious honest giil Saturday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Sloane went out, leaving Mics
Harvey Ia charge OF her little neice, IL
yesra old Miss Harvey retired about 1880.
5loano's little girl slept with her la bed.
room In "A large closet. Mig9 Harvey had
lust retired when she beard a strange noise,
and looking around she saw the closet door
swing open and Williams spTang forward.
and grssping her by the throat threatened
TO kill her " she made an cutlery. The COM
motion a ak the child aud It began TO
cry. Williams threatened itJ life " Miss
HarveJ did NOT make II Keep ftill. He then
demanded to know where the money was
kept and ordered her TO give him the keys
OF the various rooms with brutal threats IL
she did not obey bin. When she said she
did not know where the keys were kept he
dragged her from the bed, still retaining bis
grasp upon ncr throat and threw her VIC
lently upon the floor, stuffed haDdker-
chief IN her mouth and tied u towel around
her head, He fastened her hands behind
ana tied her feet. He then ransackcd
apartments, packing up what he found OF
value md escaped by way Of window
which led 10 the fire escapes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sloane etnrned about 1880 noticed the dis'
ordered condition Of the dining room and
went, TO Miss HaFyey's room and
UNCONSCIOUS, aud must coon have died of
suifocsiion. She was with difficulty re-
stored 20 consciousness and told her story.
Her body was covered with bruises aud
r l.. liz
visibl. about her neck. She is in very
critical cond tion to-day. The police were
promptly summoned and Captain Williams
with two detectives arrived. They soon
found the fire-escape led to the room
occupied by Gertrude Ash the colored SER
want. The Window was partly open
and when the detective entered he found
Williams under tho bed. On going down |
stairs Williams made frantic efforts 20 es- |
cape. Several blows upon tho head with q |
billy subiued him and he was handouhsd
and taken 10 the police station. Gertrude |
Ash was also arrested and locked up. She
denied sue knew Williams and said she
was ignorant Of bis presence III the house.
IL was learned, however, from the negro
co'ony hat Williams and the girl were con-
sidered engaged. Williams is 81 years old
and Ash 10 About $500 worth of jewelry
and silyerware were found in the pillow
case in the servants room.
A COINCIDENCE RAMPANT ELEPHAHTs.
LONDON March 9-Priuoe Henry, OF
Prnssia aud the German AN bassador were ,
az the Paddingtou depot in the room di-
recty above the cloak room in which the ,
dynamite was recently found, mt the exact
moment Of the explosion in the Victoria
depot.
While the animals belonging to sanger's
menagCrie were being removed from n .
train at the depot OF y town in Kent, two
elephants, alarmed at the whistling OF tue
apD{Dag hF.Ea and NaTpprpd wildly |
Though he streets, breaking the massive
gates OF the depot and attacking three per-
sons, two Of whom were seriously injured.
They finally entered o1l-de-sac and
made their way into a house, the flooring .
OF which gave way and the animals were
precipitated into the cellar, from which,
after hours OF work, they were drawn by
other elephants. There was the widest ex- .
element upon the streets.
MASONIC MUss.
BUFFALO, March 0.-The Masonic fra.
ternity IL agitated upon learning that the !
colored men OF the city have seven lodges |,
working under charters issued by Henry ,
Frederick, duke OF Cumberland, Septembe :
18th, 1884, claimed as grand master OF Ma :
sons at that time, and was granted Prince =
Hall and other colored men.
BROKEN YLAH0E.
NKw YORK, March GA broken flauge q
cipitated q local train on the HARLEM !,
railway into the Harlem river tonight. .
The few passengers and traiD-hands were .
by boatmen. Maggie Magune, Of u
Hunters Point, had her skull fractured.
ADUEL.
ANTWERP, March 0.-General David,
commander-in-chiefo of Tire civic guards,and >,
A. Williams, q broker. fonght.with swords. a
Williams was wounded. "a
JEW PARTING. 4
BrRIrH March 9.-Four German Jews -
were acquitted a. honitz, OF the ohsfsel .. cl
,at+in- frs to the synagogue at NeuStatt- "A
in. have been severely maltrsated by the IL
DopuIace of the latter place. One OF them n
vas nearly killed by the mob. majority %
In we're destroyed. The police are power.
es, to prevent outrages. . rs
rgNfty fHnEATs-A SAVAGE ONSLAUGHT. IA,
OrrAwA, March 0.-The rumor is current n
hat the encouragement has received n,
threatening Letters from the fehiah pro ~ X
,rhood a, Chicago. The guard at R,dean -
Il ali has been doubled:
Thsylss Campbell Nova Scotia member =.
II parlisment, while under the influence OF =,
ionor m ade a savage onslaught upon David a,
Niles engaged at the time w'h H e11rs srSsa
red 10 strike Miles with stick, but was
by members present. II
rur LONG STRIKE EHDED-coAL DATA m
p,Tr,HuRo. March 9.-Fires have been a,
lighted in every green glass bottie factory oI
n the city except one ana VOL r. WI, Ds
N
rhe men have been out on strike against r.
he reduction for eight months. 1,
The coal men ere meking preparations 10 ~
"a ont q 200 900 bushels OF coal in the -,
,sxt forty eight hours. The steamer MARX 81
Vinno, tonight sunk three barges contain ri
81 80 600 bushels. ID
MINERS sTRIKE-cRlME IN OHIO. p
corrwnus. March 9.-The strike OF the n
:, snsrs =, ill continues in the Ohio centsal =;
Lien Shawnee and Strsitsville. A meet a,
~ 81 miners will be held ct Straitsville to.
c6rr,W. when a decision will be made eth.
: 10 resume work or make the strike nj
eneral in both valleys. Ar di
TIE case ofthe state against Rev. ID. M. nj
lksvlen was continued TO q late hour last -,
IN and went over to Monday. 1t Is ex- n
'Ss,ssd 10 complete the preliminary hearing a,
q sc-morroW noon. The preliminary ~
SS.yine al the parties charged with lynch ~
~ Pster Clifford, began before the same q,
sstice to-day, bat little progress was made re
~ cases will 20 before the ersna jury 10 "
loFrow. .,x-, tr
o. p,s. March 9.-Degelimism circles are -
vc,ts1 over reported plot to assassinaie
~ Car, ME de Paris. A package was found a =
|. rciiesv parcel office at Lyons Friday :.
VI addressed TO 'Compte de Paris, a. MS "a
oxsi. Rue Avenue, Paris. 1t vas found A
= examination 10 contain e. inIehns ss MA 1t
e~sn inches long and twelve wide: The
S.iSis were led TO examine II BY finding n,
\ ~rsppjne had become undone. They ~
~ In n 4 fat metal box, containing r,
~ movement and . quantity OF dyns- III
~. The compts vas sbsent from DIS m
"a residence, having gone 20 Vsnnss, ca
= the package r St,c ~ would have an
x ne snsss csrsridee exploded in the "