The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-12


lswod declared Ignorance Of Any such nr-
anEemcut
guE GREAT STRIKE,
VAIL RlvEL, MASS, Feb, I'D --Sccretnfy
Howard il un address to TIC striking som.
lsr saIs b, tirm, united uln determined
u rnW. mher that me emancipation az 'ht
.0Tf Hg cl1-0ts must hH achieved by. zoe
working classes thems,lv,5, auu thut lnoor
'au &. U.s. rtlrd ON ,qup' i'rms Win capitol
me oed che first week alds thirteen
m lIl shut down. OI which 1--WE have been
closed by the WtHyCrs' stake. About 10
oyrr. iiyes nrc idle The loss OF wages Is
over $40 600. stock ou hand, 100 GO pieces.
The production this week l2j 600 pieces
against, lG) UOo usually.
DOUGLAS SLAVES,
NEW NorE Feb. 40 Tho New Orleans
correspond .nt OF rhG Tribune writes about
Strplen a. Doug as, SAY 3, a ak with
uur, aud % yiut ip the plantation. Tho
writer say. "Ln.t week, while hunting
near MAGNOLIA Mississippi, | came across o.
crooked aud lame, but pleasant darkey,
w,. advanced tn uge, getting oat rude pine
Shingles. After learning some interesting
iact, concerning his slave life, hc gave
me 10 understand thai he was Of noble
extraction, having been the property Of
" NussN Douglas rom &c HCri' He r..
called the br+nut and powerful. senator
VERY well. huJ hsd much clearer remem-
brtnce of Boss SiriCklin,' Oyerscer nl the
plantation.
"llov wauy slaves dia Douglas own"
"Abou 49, sab, ChIlun an u.I; mighty
Fooi n'sgahs, too, sab, but Boss SirlcNiiu
hc work us most powerful
hard" ,ls the undertaking answer.
q. ing D. dinner NV cnquir'ca cis' vtrtu
s-F.Ia. per. 1ua who rDC0llec.cd lllt Doug
Doe once owned UslHya plantation in La"'
BE- ..e county, uld one could Gel. me how 10
I..Ua the l....rc sp'l. which is on rear
river. ap|tasaut utruaW Of yel.oUisht pcsrly
r. ..r. 80 ono knew now the slaves came
..tnfUH possession u. Douglas, but 'reck-
Uu.I Boo bought them ABOUT forty years
uHl..
TUE INDIAN SCHOOLS.
HA.ulNUroS. Feb 10. - Indian Agent
Wilcox OF the San Carlos reservation, has
us, ra.uraed ID this city from he Hamp-
,lu Indian schools he mas five Apache
warriors with him, whom he and Lieuten-
auf Yves brought east with them. sixty
young Apsclv5 have been placed in The
scnuoI at Carlisle, Pennsylvania, and one
ui the Indian students o. Carlisle Is here
wit. tho party 90 return 20 the reservation
for the purpose of relating the edu-
cational facilities and explaining the
process OF Instruction he has received
t. his native people The chiefs are de
lighted with the trip, aud With what they
saw ~ the second institution. Mr.. WILCOX
says tie ln1ian problem has been solved,
and thaJ the ApaChes Will refrain rom
making trouble while the government Is
holding so many members OF The tribe Mt
apparent hostage. The schools, he re-
ports, are crowded, but when those IN the
course OF construction in the Indian terri
tory and at Wichita, Kansas, are com
pleled there will be room for many more.
ST. LOUIS sTBAws.
Sr. LOUIS, Feb. 10 The Mutual Benevo-
lent Union organized here today for the
coloniz alton of Jewish refugees from Rus
STA on Ian Is ia the ives, to be acquired IRON
he government.
A large number of carpenters met this
afternoon to consider measures Tor the
more complete organization OF their craft
The wood engrayers also held meeting
and conclud d TO organi2e union,
A dispat ch from Fort Smith, Arkansas
says A faotlonal fight occurred among
the Creek Indians, forty miles west OF here
last Tuesday, in which Yohsla was killed
aud several others wounded. IL IL feared
further bloodshed will result, as it is said
there is very bitter feeling between thc
factions The causes OF the difference are
not known.
Rev. S!las Smith. colored preacher o.
Moberly, Missouri was sentenced to hyG
years in the pententiaIy Tor instigstinG the
burning Oh tut COlOTtu Dhplisb "
that city last September.
QUICK TRANSIT.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. l0.-Commencing to-day
the Missouri Pacific railway shortened 1t
| through service between here and BAL
| Francisco over six hours, and Will hereafter
make the run in less than five days. Thes,
sleepers go via the Iron Mountain, Texas
Pacific end Southern route. They run
daily, leaving here at 9:SO a. M.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. l0.-Quile an elaborate
reception was given Archbishop Ryan by
the clergy and laity OF ;he Catholic Churcl
this evening at the academy OF Christian
Bros. five miles from the city, In honor o
his return from Rome. where he ATTENDED
the re snt council OF American Bishops
ABOUT 200 persons were present. Brother
Virgil, president OF the academy
in behalf of the clergy, an,
| Father Phelan, in behalf of the laity
made brief speeches, 10 which Archbishop
Ryan replied, giving hasty sketch OF hi
visit - Rome, after which banquet wa
served In this connection 1t may be sale
OF the report in circulation here that Arch
bishop Ryan will be appointed to fill th,
vacancy occasioned by the death OF Arch
/ bishop Wood, of Philadelphia, that nothing
definite is known regarding the matter.
SHERIDAN LEcTuRING.
T.. J. Sheridan, the Irish agitator lee
tured here tonight. He goes hence {
Kansas City.
PARRIcIDE.
PIrTsBURG, Feb. l0-rhe Commercial
! Cazettes Uniontown, Pennsylvania, specia
SAYS: Last night North Union township
! three miles east, was the scene OF bruti
murder. the victim being an old man
wears OF age, named Alpneus Wilson. an
| The murderer his son, Frank. Thetwo, VII
had been drinking together, had quarre
| l.. d. f.tl. m
to leave home. The latter complied, but 4
ten minutes returned and called his fathe
out. The old man started for the door
but before he could reach IL Franz
drew "A pistol and shot him dead. The par
racide the4 went to the house OF DENIM
| Springer, a short distance away, where h.
remained all day, threatening TO kill any
| one who attempted to arrest him. Thi
evening Sheriff Sterling and Two constable
went TO Springer's, and after some littl
| trouble captured him, but not before he at
TEMPTED to shoot the officers. On the wa
| TO iail he passed his fathers house, Hi
mother came out to see him and be t1l,
her he intended killing the old man. III
was intoxicated when the deed was done
nut that made no difference.
WRECKED by ICE
| NEW YoRK, Feb. i0.-1he tteamshi
! state of Nebraska arrived from Glasgow
| having on board CAPTAIN Bennett anc crew
| of The steamship Nottingbell. London 20
| New York. which foundered at sea. Cap
| tain Bennett states that he left London Jan
uary l1th. with gene ral cargo and crew o.
ninetv- NO men. February %. at y. m.
be fell in with n field Of ice. AT ll:5o p. m
the snip, going dead slow, was struck b.
an iceberg on the port side near the bridge
the beg rebounding struck again near tn
engine room, STAYING two big holes
irto which the water poured
rapidly, putting out the fires. He put can
vas over the holes to stop the leaks, and To
yesstl driIted and got out of the ice Sun
day, the 30ih. The same day large steam
er passed: although signals of distress wer
flying she.we at by without taking any notice
on the 5tn we tell in with the STEAMSHIP
state OF NEBRASKA, which laid by us unit
we put oil in our own boats There wa