The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11


SALT LAKE, March 0.-At $50 FRIDAY
night, the seventh snow slide, half "a mile
wide, extending from Summit Down III
Alta, swept away tho works OF the New
Emma mine, killing Gus XII
becker, foreman; ID. ID. Wason, a
PrelheIs, Charles Colgreen aud wife, Ed
ward Crockett, Lottie Pluor, o. ]. Johnson,
y. =. Delano, Willard stephenson and
John Richardson. The bodies were all re-
covered except one. The worst slide ever
known occurred ia the Little Cottonwood,
the snow pillng forty feet high. Tho dam
age To the mine Is Sl5 900. The storm was
too bad to bring the bodies down OF tho
Killed. Several have families. George Col
lius, superintendent OF the mine, came
down to-day, bringing first nows oftho dis
aster.
NEw ORLEANS, March 9.-The creyasse ut
the Davis plantation ~ increasing the
water, II going through nearly eight feet
deep. The Texas Il Pacific and Morgan's
railroad are submerged.
DuNBURY, Mas. March 0.--The Duxhury
ST. Pierre section OF the Anglo-American
cable, interrupted for over three months
was repaired yesterday by the compAny's
steamer Mira.
TACOMA, N. H., March o. --Ereemsn vii.
l's, the proprietor Of the Eagle hotel was
probably fatally stabbed lac, night by Fred
Dow while drunk.
CANE BUSHES"
WmLIAnsrowH MASS, Match 9.--'rhs
cane rushes at Williams college cause ex.
cltement. There was general melee In
tho chapel Friday upon the display OF q
cane by freshman. The faculty had diff
culty Ia rest lring order. A cane rush yes.
terday was stopped by the faculty.
DIRTY WEATHER
New YORK, March GA nail storm Of
thunder aud lighting made up the weather
peril; trees and telegraph wires arc heavily
coated with ice. In Hartford heavy .os has
broken down the wires. and even tees.
Telegraphing is badly interrupted. Nir-
ginia had its rain, hail and thunder To-day.
The Appolomax is very high and 10 rising
rapidly
THE CASH FAMILY.
COLUMBIA, s. O., March 9.--Bogan Cash
escaped TO the swamps, but Colonel Cash
father OF Began, is captive. Last night r
posse Of iwelyc armed mon, Commanded
by Chief St,te Constable Rick burg, LETT
the city under orders from the governor TO
proceed 10 Chesterfield county and cap.
turo w. X. Cash, who killed w. Ii. Rich
ards, the town marshal of Chersw, and
whom the governor had proclaimed a
fugitive from justice. The posse arrived
nj Cash's place enrly this morning and
surrounded the residence OF Cole b. Cash,
father OF the fugitive, aud arrested him.
Began Cash, sleeping in an outbulding,
escaped into ths swamp, which Is now
being searched. Il. b. Cash, discovering
the picket at daylight, armed himself and
attempted TO escape. He ran against
member OF the posse, who leveled his
rifle and compelled Cash to drop his
weapon.
KIsHRR 6HEL DARRELL
CLEVELAND, March 9.-Ihe general con-
yeution OF the Jewish order OF ksher Shel
Barrel met here to-day and we're called to
order by Hon. Simon Wolf, Of Washington,
chairman Of the executive committee. The
temporary chairman was Samuel w. WOOL |
ler, OF Peoria, and the temporary secretary /
Tas Alfred I. Jones, OF Philadelphia. The |
permanent officers elected are: President,
Marley Pietzek, New York; vlce.presIdents,
sader Linderman, New York: Lewis Abra
lam, Washington; Aaron Narden, Chicago;
ecretary, Alfred I. Jones; assistant secre-
airy, j.. Liesershon. New York seargent.at-
rms, Aaron Dandy, Chicago.
HoSoRING GARIBALBI
ST4PLETog, l.. l., March IA large deg.
ltation OF Italians from New YORK City
his afternoon were visiting the college
where Garibaldi lived OF Clifton, Long
Stand, and planted over the door white
marble tablet inscribed IN Italian: Here
lived an Exile from 1851 to 1868 the Hero
Il TWO worlds, Giuseppe Garibaldi. Dedi'
atod by Some Friends" Alessandro AL
lrini, compatriot OF Garibsldi. delivered
n euogy and speeches we're also made by
!. Il. Seschi Decassaiie, editor OF Leicho
)itslis, and Nuigi Brotol6, scnlpter OF The
'ust Garibaldi placed on the island OF Cap I
era after the party returned to New York.
BARBEp wAe.
ST.. Louis, March Cit is given out rs
Of tt.r 10 ant ftt..Y | !
ere OF the bnrbed wire makers that steps
,il be taken for the practicable consolidn-
ion OF all barbed wire manufactu rers In the !
ountry, under the name OF the National I
|arbed Wire company. Another meeting
'ill be held In couple Of weeks, at which j
nal arrangements for the amalgamation
nd organization Of the new company will !
cent per pound the price Of wire made
nee the late meeting. There Is said to be
great demand for wire aud recent rise ,
{ So 10 81 per ton in the cost OF the raw J
lateral.
DRUSKARD's DEED. !
CIScISNArI, o., March 0.-At Whining
IN, Clinton county, 20. at O'Clock last J
yening. City Marshal John j. Vsndown, ]
as shot In The head and killed instantly by
tired Ballard. drunken man when un.
~ arrest and on the way to prison in
IA rqe OF the marshal. IL required great
scrstio1 10 prevent tho crowd lynohiDg
allard while on the way TO The jail. Alter !
e murder, some person unkno~n cut
illard Ia the side.
AQUAsrIoN or cHURCa DIPLOMACY. 3
ROME, March 9.--Tho pope has refused to
ceive Batavian Prince Leopold and wife, 2
cause OF the anomalous position Of the
oily See and the ambiguous position there
, created for Catholic prince visiting '
)me.
sILKScED MS BATTERY. I
MADRID, March 9.--E Progreso. the or
N OF Senior Martos, has been confiscated I
ID the type seized on account OF violent c
ID persistent attacks upon Alfonso and I
10 government.
THE FRENCH IN roSoUII b
PARIS, March 0-Latest advices from a
onquin state that General Mllot, COM U
ander OF the French land fsrces, has 4
lyapced fifteen kilometres in the direction 3
Bacninh. The weather 10 favorable. 8
A GREAT DIPLOMATIC CONFERENCE.
LONDON, March "a meeting OF the e
ar and emperor has been arranged for C
Inc at Darnstadt. The car goes 10 at o
nd the marriage of the Grand DIXIE Ser n
as TO the Princess Elizabeth OF Hesse. A p
inference will take place after the mar
age ceremony OF the Prince: Bismarck, q
egiors. the Russian foreign minister, ana <
rince Oflofi. the Russian ambassador at p
erliu, accompany their respective sover- v
gns. The meeting will result in great L
plomatic conference.
THE SKw FAST NAIL. II
CHIcAao, March 0 The first train OF tho v
w fast mail. which left New York Satur-
" n ght at s:l0 due at Chicago the next
ght at 1926. srrived seven minutes ahead O
time. Posimaster-General Gresham, II
rst Assistant Poaim aster- General Hatton q
ID General Superintendent Thompson. of
q railroad mail service, accom- panied the
ain. There we're seven postal cars. Cen l.
nj Ores am stated to an Associated Press n
porter that the new service rs In every a
Nv satisfactory, that At no time was the p
In over seventeen minutes behind the u
hetule. r