The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-04
Additional Foreign,
TuELATR ORANGE RIOT.

| Bray and Richard Bradbury, wounded IN
! the recent encounter between orangemen
and Catholics Rrs dead. Both were orange
men. Bradbury was wounded by the burst
| iRg Of his own rifle. Twenty one persons are
under arrest for participating IN the riot.
| The deposition OF tho witnesses was taken
/ To day. The Catholic witnesses swor0 tha
| the fret shot. which killed Callahan, was
/ fred by Head Constable Doyle, who has
/ been Suspended from dsty.
PARIs CAN DRIVERS on A STRIKE.
PARIS, jan. 3.-At o meeting OF 800
striking csb drivers twas decided to con
tinue the strike until the masters accept
the terms; Twelve hundred are on ths
strike. II rs expected that the
number will reach 1900 tomorrow.
o'DoNHELL.
! DUBLIN, Jan. 3.-rhe Weekly News pub
| fishes letter from a. n. Sullivan, one OF
| Patrick O'Donnelis counsel entitled
Susan Gallagher. the Irish Jennie bears,
an Episode Of O'DonnelPs Trial"
Sullivan describes the connection Of Susan
Gallagher Tor tho killing Of Carey, and ar
CUES that tho facts rebound to the credit OF
| the Irish peasantry. In this case, he says
"A simple Donegal girl oui-rivaled
| the Mid othsn heroine in her an
guish. sacritcs, devotion and truth.
Ru.sei's, mastery and irresistible rlument
proved q hundred circumstances and con.
his pietol during the tragedy. Years ago
| O'Donnell separated from his wits in
America, while reyisiting DoLeIal met
Susan, who consented under appearance Of
l his beingR sister, TO accompany BIN 20 the
cane, where they intended TO marry. when
after her return TO England she was inter
viewed by Pryor and Sullivan, she stated
/ that after leaving Cape Town
SHE sat listless, sen sick, and
dozed in tho steamers saloon on bench,
and when Sullivan approached the critical
point concerning Cafey's pistol, Susan re-
| alizing the tremendous importance OF the
question, eufiered intsnee mehtRl anguish
ana trenahl.d lits AZ sspen. Sohbngly
she replied:
! Oh. If had only turned round before
/ On. ! was not looking the right way.
/ heard SOME noise on toe floor IL might be
q shuttle OF feet. 1t was a small matter"
Sullivan adds, Who could contradict
| her II she had testified that she beheld
! Carey with his pistol in his hand or what
could be easier for her than 10 decline
! thai she heard the pistol fall" The peo.
ole of TyrcoHnel may claim with pride the
| humble heroine of religion and truth Su-
san Gallagher the Irish Jennie Dssri."
A Bank Cashier skips with $4,000
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. "a special to the
Courier-Journal from Hopkins says that
"that town is much excited over the dissp-
pesrapce ef James A. Wallace; oshie. 3;
:hs 5sah ui HopKinsvile, leaving behind a
shortage OF between tiO 600 ana sol OVO ia
his accounts. Wallace has long been with the
bank aud WAS trusted and respected. He
Is OF good family AID moved In the best
cpcles. aud on Tuesday be
distppesred from town, leavii .
his family in ignorancs of
his whereabouts. Great was the amaze
ment of the bank officials on making an
examination yesterday TO ind thai be han
stolen about $4,000, AS near as can DC AS,
ccr,siuet. 1t Is not known whether wal
lace took any of the money away with him
or whether his speculations have
been long continued and in small amounts
Probably the latter IL true. he lett Hop
knsville by "A south bound train, and a.
guthrie teo ok the Louisville d Nashville to
Memphis. He is supposed 10 oe making
ms way TO Texas and Mexico.
The crime has caused tremendous ssnta
ton. Before leaving the bank Monday
night he adjusted the time lock TO open
lust prior to the hour the u ain lett. wal.
lace was a deacon in the CImbsrlsnd
Presbyterian church, OF steady, quiet ue-
mesnor and simple habits. he leis a vile
ard five daughters, two married, ana one
son. The sank is partially ,ecured by his
bondsmen, and its credit is mistaken.
An Extended Rnufe.
ST Pau, JtI. 3-1he Minnesota
Northern railway tonight obtained grant
OF right Of way from the the city. counsii
70 ffiv feet along the levee west Of the 5
Paul iailway. They pledge themseve'
tHnt tne whole road shall be butt sitnin
fs,. yea-s. This move is in connection
with the Wiuons, a Ina & Northern New
h.rr. constructed from lacrosse TO 81
Pail Lacrosse 20 he connected
SIN Durloue. Tins giving the lihnoi.
C.utrafs through lire from $ Pau TO tht
GnH The Illinois Central ~iH GOV ne
afcEiuc The small rosds whicn form III.
LINKS OF the Grand cham.
Ghouls mt the Grave.