The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15


cent. was recently made on the second /
mortgage bonds aud ths stockholders |
q the road, but only about /,
twenty peT cent OF then responded, TEh
did not Yield sufficient funds for the pur'
p1se designed aud II MAS thought better 10
place tho road la the hands Ut receiver
! than 90 sell IL under forsclotnIs el the ntss
mortgage bonds, The eject u the sc.i lon 10
/ expected 90 30 20 force tho dellnqneut teo-
oud mortgage boudhodsrs aud rtoeEhola'
sfs to pay the asssssment aud thus pui the
road M immediate good shane, Receiver
Nontard has been general manager OF lhe
road fof W'mpnihs pcs! And rs lam Jar
with ~ condition sud cspNh'hilet hhl DC
.isyes 10 can soon be Gus OF uounlt, Tue
hlstng indebtedness ia about $500 ulO.
All viii 300 paid q once ard there wal Do
no trouble o. traihC.
W0Hk AND WAGrs,
pArERsnv. y, D., Jan. l3.-lhero vas "a
secret meeting Of The tilk wcgytrs 'tH Of
/ ternoon. lhuy dc. limo 10 make any state.
ment except that TIE strike DO postponed 10
/ Wednesday.
/ parHrrG. Jan. 1.-The employees OF
/ the Homestead Besssmer steel works, which
] bee been idle Tor tometmg, are Noticed
] ihst work win be resumed V reduction of
! z CD 2' ger cont ID accepted. Tho PROSPECTS
ar, tha. tho men, who number DO WiU not
/ llicct
PENnLuoS, On, Jan. l3 All 30 quiet.
, There has been no furthSr trouble olil roe
discharged railway employees.
THE EHEDIyE's DOMAIN.
CAIRO, Jan. ~ The goyornmen. has re-
.clved adyiCts from Suaklni that an agree
meat has been effected with several hith-
erto hostile chiefs on the Suakim. Berber
! route 10 khartoum, by which IL is provided
that tho evacuation OF the SOudan shall be
facilitated. n is intended TO dispatch Add
| z Eader NJ minister OF war 10 kharloum
TO Huperyise the evacuation.
| CAIRO, Jan. 20 Ri Mahdi demands coo
| -n- som for q so mans and four priests whom
/ he holds iuclpliyity, The Auhirlan consul
| ~ asking merchants 10 subscribe tue
amount.
/ II la. been decided to retain susklm as
/ par of Egypt,
The rsotls made night attack on Fo-
SIR D.ccMber 2).h, but were repuised.
I4'y looted the houses AZ the principal
/ On rchauis %. the town carrying of their
wives and daughters. The garrison lost
| five Killed aud seven wounded. The rebels
are eutrolchcd 600 yards from the town.
| The garrison is short OF ammunition.
Letters from Saukat state that tho town
oHnno, hold out beyond the 3Oth. The
gnrrisOn ia suffering severely from she cold.
NiEENA. Jau. l3'-It decided not TO iu-
| teriere in the SDudan.
| khortonm reports state that the rebels
burned an sacked HelOuau. They are now
marching in great force against Ruilse on
che east hank of Blue Nile aud Mussalmin
OF the west nank There arr small gsrri-
sons at these placcs.
VfETsA, Jan. l3.-It is stated that the
tribes Of IHpJli are moving towards III
Mlhdi.
THE SENATORIAL C)ETEsT.
DIS MONIES, L., Jan. l3.-rhe state leg.
islature meets Monday. he republican
caucus Tor United States senator meet
U Ia tUI l..
hson will be nominated by acclamation
! When the democratic caucus will be he'd u
Is not known. H. seems probable the nomi-
nation wilt be rendered n. a. Merritt OF l..
G. Kline, late candidate for governor.
/ Dss MONIES. Jan. 10 Honorable John
hAsson upon being Shown dispatch from
Washington 10 the effect that he had come
home TO he a candidate for the senate
against Allison, stated that he came simply
| 20 deliver the address Of dedication OF the
new capitol; that he was heartily for ALI
son. Re believed thai Allison would get
and should have every republican vote.
LoUryILLE, KY, Jan. 13.--The Courier.
Journals Frankfort special reports no new
developments In the senatorial contest. II
is the calm before the storm OF Mondays
caucus. Quiet WORK is being done oy toe
! friends OF the candidates aud whisky Jugs
are circulating freely. The caucus promises
TO I've very exciting.
| LOIlsNlLbE, Jtu. iO.-JpuD OAIloTDt
| q promineAt banker and an intimate end
of Carlisle. says he has letter from the
SPEAKER positively declining to allow his
name 10 10 before the caucus
LIMERICK HArIoS LISTS
DUBLIN, Jan. l3.--The Limerick branch
OF the Nationalist Leagae passed q resolu-
ton in favor of conlerriug the freedom OF
the city upon Aicheal Daytt, Gray aud
Dawson, members of parliament The pre-
sentstion vii. be made the occasion OF an
ex cnsive demonstration and n banquet will
be given in honor Of these gentlemen.
The garrison Of Enni .kilern is ordered TO
make preparatio. 10 Accommodate .0Oe
additional troops which will be sent there
in Yiew Of the Nationalispt meetings an-
nounced for the coming week, one at Csvsn
on the 10Th aud another at Boyle on the
Goth.
A RECEIVER APPOINTED.
NEW YoRK, Jan. l3.-Upon application Of
Mr.. Lazy, OF the firm OF Ward, Maokin &
! Co Newburgh, contractors and creditors of
the North River Construction company,
Chancellor Runyan, Of New Jersey, on
Saturday appointed Judge Ashbel Green,
OF the Law firm of Alexander d Green, re-
oeiyer Of the construction company. The
application vas made Ia the interest and
for the protection If both creditors and
stockholders OF that company. 1t is under
stood that the action ~ IN no wise hostile
t. the company but for the purpose OF Sc
curing the protection Of the court 10 bold
intact the assets 4 the company among
which Is more tnau sZ0,VVO,UOU IN stock OF
the West Shore railroad, constituting ma.
joriiy of its whole capital stock.
GULLY GLEAEINds.
GALVESTON, Jan. 13.-A desperate ARRAY
occurred tn evening on Post-ofiice street
and Bath avenue, beiween l6 year old
boy John Tennis, and man named Daniel
Riordan. IL Is said Riordan began abusing
Tennis sister. The boy begged Riordan to
desist, whereupon Riordan drew dirk and
the boy picked up CLUB. They then at
tackled each other. Riordan was hurt so
badly that he had to be taken to the hos
pital. Tennis was unframed.
At an early hour this morning on Mar
ket street, near Bath avenue Frank Ander-
son was severely cut across the abdomen
and left nip by villainons sheath-kniie
in the hands OF Robert Manning. Both
men are sailors. 1t is believed they were
under the influence Of liquor. Manning
was arrested.
TIE MUTT CASE.
PIrrsBURe, Jan. l3.-James s. Mutt spent
| Sunday in Jail very quietly. In the morn.
ing Doctors Ayers and Wiley, late OF the
Dlemont insane asylum, spent two hours
with him, the object being to make obser.
vaions from which to testify for the prose-
cution concerning his mental condition.
! II. did not know this and talked freely.
/ The balance OF the day he spent
! reading. keeping closely in his ceil.
Major Brown, Nuts counsel, says every.
thing is ready for trial. he claims
that the evidence supporting emotional
insanity and other testimony. whose char
acter he declined TO state, will be so strong
that conviction will be impossible.
The repres ut atives OF the commonwealth
have nothing 10 say, but Dukes friends
claim thst Judge Stowe will weaken the
insanity theory In his charge to the jury.
! The same counsel that appeared at Union
town will have charge Of the case Nuts
mother and sister, Lizzie, who sere the
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