The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-08

Hines Ashley will deliver nddrsres on the
"a jsot OF tbs Daily lite ot thu Working |
men" A similar meeiing will b held Ia
this section Of the coal fielis.
0okpok's CRITICAL cospirIoN.
CAIRo, Auril -r'v r1eds beyond Her.
ner are blocked. bsiis occupied by rebels.
! 1, impossible to forward a telrsrsm 70
khs'trum the tribes between hhendy
and Kh,roum are In open rsstlion aud II
oonstar communication v IA the Blchsi-
ch. wbicn are inomentAriiy expected o.
evolt. II IL feared that Berbsr and Won
gala will beinvesled Ia q short tims. Moth
lsg has been heard from General Gordon
tor two weeks.
OPERATIONS IN ToseuIS.
L1kpoa, April 0.--Gentrsi Dei.issle's col
umn wall operate on the left bank III tn
Black river and General Seguer's column
m the right baak IL Ia reported that
Lionvilnoe will c1mmknd tina deien,s OF
Hnnshos where lhorn ar, assemb lsd 600
Black Flags and ~ 600 Cnin'ss iIools.
Serious resistance isexpso'ed thsre.
DOWN on DsvKNr mr.
BRApFoRp, PA April Ga splri uslts'
| entertainment was given ~ the 0p.ra'hous'
| This evening by John Davenport. After
| simple acts. lafting hut n lev minutes, l'a'
yenpoft announced that owing % rho noise
| Ia the audience the performance was over
o. nearly thousand people IN the house,
some four hundred rushed for the stsge
door. avowing the intention OF assaultine
Davenport. He escaped by back entrance
I'd war cnssed up Main street o. the MOB,
nut reached his hotel aud shel or. The moo
did not disperse until nearly mt night,
still threatening 70 watch Davenport de-
partuTe nom the CITY.
| A RBMARKADLk LETTER.
/ TOLEDO, o, ADrii q The Commercial
| Telegram will tomorrow publish ra'
Darkable Letter from DISTINGUISHED cit'.
zen OF Cincinnati, giving a new version Oh
the story OF The riot. He states tne home
papers dare not tell all their reporters
Know about the riot; that the coroner dare
not hold an inquest because the testimony
would snow there was no mob, no need OF
military, no need for them 10 open IRE;
that they fired on unoifending people, aaa
| that spch OF the policemen and militia
as were shot were shot by thu NIL iary; that
Sheriff II ,gkins mas no brains aud lost his
bead; tnat the firing sas utterly uncalied
| for and cowardly; that the bystandefs
| could not believe t1at bullets were beng
] fired until they saw men falling. The let.
| ter IL very lengthy and criticises the entire
nan agement OF the governor aud his mili-
tsry stall, speaking with utmo.t severity
OF the fear and foolish ess and blood thirs-
ty frenzy of the sheriff, with which he In
iected the militia.
| FATAL ARRAY.
PIrTsBuRG, April O - A Greensburg,
Pennsylvania, special sayt: LAST night du-
| ring n dance at n farmhouse near Salem
drunken row Occcrred, in which one man
was fatally, and three Others seriously
Injured The dght sprung from an Old
iend between the Mclaughlin aud Wagner
| femlies Three brothers OF eacn family
took hsnd. Elmer Mclaughlin struck
George Wsgner over the head With q pal'ng
splitting open his skgll. Wagner is living
this eveniur, but the physicians say be
canuot possibly iccovsr.
| GALVESTON GRisT.
| GALyEsToE, April 6.-Regirding Mayor
Full on's Sfa'emsut that he had neen offered
by Alderman John Wegner II biiDe Of So :
90 not 10 oppose the sale OF the wAisr-
works TO the city, Mr.. Wegner says. ut Is
not only untrue, but Mayor Fulton know
| o. 10 bo untrue. The occasion referred u
| was more fhnn Two mouth ago, and there
fore several weeks before The last cleo 'On,
| when ] WAS elected 20 fpresent the Il W
enth ward in he city counsel being my
own SUCCESSOR This story Is told bectu,u
| Fulton has discove-ed that cannot ~
used tc serve the purposes VI the mayor.
| # IA ~ had been any run IN the me,',r,
ana Il the mayor had neen prompted by
any honorable motive, whv did he not open
his month before was retnrne rs alder
uian2 The Ut itsment Of the mayor ~ ~.
! true 10 every word and no kn).sit.h
| POLO.
DAYTON, o, April 9 - The Gem CITY Polo
cu0 closed tue season by defeating the L.
dianapoiis ciuo twice, making the fourth
successive victory OF hem. THIS leaves the
Gem Cty Nationals the champions for the
sessoD, they having won iifty-thres gsmes
ont ot ffty-six with Chicago, Louisville,
Cincinnati, Indianapolis aud ST. Louis.
The result oil this sport has been TO form a
movement 10 organize National Polo clIb
this summer, taxing 10 New Iork, Brook
Isl ne, Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore ln-
d'anspolis, St. Louie. Louisvllle and Day
ton, and probably Washington aud New
Orleans. Brooks and Dickson, II is under
stood, are at the head OF the movems mt and
associated with other we'll known caterers
WHO rs To pLAaE2
WASHINGTON, April 6.-Oflicials at the
Spanish legation in this city have no oft1cisl
information respecting the landing OF Key
West filibusters at Cuba. They say that in.
asmuch as the landing has been made, and
the party is on Cuban soil, they have no
further interes. in the affair. 1t being now q
matter for the concern ofloc'l authority.
They say they are satisfied the United
States authorities here did their whole duty
in tho matter, but the custom. house au-
thorlties vt Key West were exceedingly neg
ligent ana responsible for tbs failure 10 pre-
vent the expedition from getting away.
CAST & CO. BURNED OUT.
ST.. LOUIS, April 6.--.Tbe August G sst
Lithographic Company, III aud 2l9 Pine
street, caught fire To night aud before the
flames could be controlled an entire build.
ing was Quilted. entailing loss OF about
so, 600 on took aud machinery, Insured
Tor SIS 600 chiefly in Foreign companies.
Tue building was owned by Mrs, Zoe
\ n4siar and v4iuei q. $40 0nD insured tor
$50, 600 10 the Phmlix's Firemsn's Fund OF
California: Union, OF CALIFORNIA;; Freman's.
Dayton and Queens, OF England. Much
valuable ioreiga machinery and some TO-.
TO 20 900 partially exc -uted orders If CAST
& TO- were consumed. Two workmen sad
80 be In the basement of the huiiding are
supposed 10 have been blrDed b1 this is
not certified. The names VI the companies
Ia which Gas. Il Co. are insured are not
obtsinable Tonight,
TRAGEDY FLOOD xoTE'.
New ORLEANS. April Ga Picsyune's
vicksburg social saw: David Martin.
| Waterman in the "a " mill arrested Reuben
Springer. colored who attempted 10 muir.
der the S,h wartz bro hers On their trading
boat lest week. A crowd OF negroes gath
cred and one of them fred killing Martin.
| Water Own, colred, Wa, alsp shot in the
thigh Springer escaped but Was again
arrested.
OPPOSED TT cErrRALizArroY.
BERLIN, April 6-rns bundt zrash has
unanimously rejected the proposal thai n
reponeipls monastery shall b. indicted for
the empire. A B1vsrian delegate slated
curing the discussion toat while Bavaria
would always be ready 10 cooperate &C.
lively 10 promote national development on
the Lucrative basis she would lraly OPP.
pose further advance In the direction OF
centrslizstion.
| COLUMBUS, Ga, April GA fire at West
| Point Georgia burned five stores, two