The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27
No. GO5 Main street.

up to-day by the United States nlarsna
on attuchmeuts in favor ot eastern houses
They have done heavy business ana ar
the largest dry goods house In the state
The attachments amount To $4,000, Liza
blities and nominal assets, $4,000. Prn
! pal creditors, Durham, Buckley < Go
r.. H. Joll'fay & Co., Farrell Bros. Georg,
A. riafk, Pnilip w. COwper, Daniel Nut
Ter e Co New York
| CINCiSNAIt, Jan. Cd. 4. Hawkins
wholesale tobacco ANA CLEARS, No. lO2 West
| Second street, has assigned 10 Y. q, fincK.
ard; Hts,is estimated AZ sl2. OOO liabilities,
$4,000. The failure was precpitated by
! the Introduction Of y bili Ia the O1iO legis.
laiure declaring fraudulent all chattel mort.
cages given within six months before an
assignment.
A. Crested BUTTE.
DENVER, Jan. 26-rwenty.t more
buried bodies were to-day rescued from
Crested Butte mine, making hity-seyen.
But two remain. Those rescued to-day
were found IN chamber No. 2, and IN the
passage IN the immediate vicinity.
Many have their arms aud legs broken, skull
crushed and clothing burned. Ia many
cases these drop uif In rag, when the body
IL moved. The hair 10 hurned ffOm the
heads Ota the skin uurred OIL the iacr
aud other eNpuged portions oi the body,
leaving IN uitcely unrtCoguia thlc mass 81
raw aud bleeding flesh lhe appearance ui
these bodies II horrible heyunu deception,
and IL Is not lkv,v tnit my OF them
rsu be recognized, Many OF the faces have
coal aust ground into t.tm until they ave
rs black rs coal i'ssli. TODAY the company
nrgan the erection OF a large frame huid.
ing, where the bodies Will be placed Hud
where the funeral services viii be held.
Crowds are coming on every train nui on
shoes all
The Colorado Coal ana lion compauy, De. |
sides the erection ot the BUILDING spoken IT /
VIII bear all funeral expenses and /
made ample provision tor the NEEDY FAINT. /
lies OF the deceased. IL Is thought that the /
other two bodies will DO got out Of the mine /
by midnight. TIE Inquest began No noon. |
The ooronor's Jury, summoned by n. S. !
Snyder, after viewing the thirty-tour bodies
already brought out, adjourned Since
that time the hearing OF eVi t"nca has been /
going on In tho pariOr OF the Elk Mountain /
house aud will contiaue tomorrow.
miscellaneous Foreign News
4 GORGEOUS FUNERAL.
Co~srAsrfSorLE Jan. 20 The funeral Of
the mother OF the late Sultan Abdul Azlz |
was to-day attended with pompous cere-
monies.
HERR LAsKgn's RIaAiNs.
BkRLIE, Jan. 20 the Train bearing the [
remains at Herr Lnsker arrived ~ MIDI .
night There WIS 900 Official reception OF .
TIE h1iy At the hrpot were members Of .
ih- NaldtcE md Notkmru's sdCiet'c-. sr"-
eral 1epus tutp'v"s ~ he lcca, and inroir'
pes, tLd uumHrr " ladies he funeral
90 r, c1rat"d " 90 garlgnds and elaci; and .
wut.r rOoous, rn4 sOemnly conveyed Go
he synagogue ihs cve'i, 2.
AWAITING rGtkL.
~. JuuE's n T., J1u 90 TWENTY pr.- .
'3urrs oi the Il yr- Had rio, par have /
nrr'v.d nc the uaU.fgu'iiry 10 ava. t..ut
Zoe VIM murder.
ANuTUrE WRECK.
LONDON, Jan. -j the steamers i'" fl.
Irtu,V rui Si.1 .Hga'rd in Go s Ella.
.IIHl trade, como 10 .li.lgu 10 isr 20 f.. .
Hloish C1anue. 'hs Sula sunk. Seven
teHn persons vGs, saved. Twenty men aft
missing
The Simia was bound ir SvdGev. The
Cth at LUCkGsW WAS from Adelaide. the D
collision took place FrliRy evening al /.
the Isle OF Wight. Some OF the .
crew II the . ma rot on board OF
the City OF Lucknow. Two boats .
that put or the latte were swHmped by
heavy sen nut tn. occupants saved nv the /
steamer Guernsey. When the simla was
abandoned she had ni1e feet q, water /
IN the hold. The City Of Lucknow WAS |
iast seen lying TO, burning red lights.
NEW York, Jan. ga fire. in No. 90 /.
White streetto-night extended to n, 80. |
Loss, $75 coo, of which A II. Hart & Co. |
lose 100000; insurance, 500 100.