The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-29

1 tuesday,. All saloons were closed to-day
,nd will remain 80 until alter tha iuneinis.
ryo undertakes arrived to-day ana hie
preparing the bodies Tor hurst ~
tbs inquest to-day Gavin DICKSON yes ses,
/ fled he went into the mine WIN
A nderson, who was assigned 10 room NO
Is, the two had naked lamps heard we
n re- boss tell him before entering that MS
room was unsafe and not 20 10 ia without
safety lamp or wait until the fire boss re-
turned snd mended the broken bralt'oei
anderson went In sitter this conversation
with the naked lamp, theventilalion whore
witness was working has been unllormy
good, the witness thought Mine boss ulo-
son was somelimos over'ceuuous; ulnson
had caught the witness using an open llght
when ordered 10 use SAFETY lamp shd had
Wken IL away from INN. John
Collinvood heard the ire boss tell
And.TBOn no must not enter MS
room without satisfy lamp; Anderson
promised not Ia 20 until tne IRE DOCS Ic-
turned again; Anderson anc witness entered
the mine together, and at the entrance OF
entry No. > Anderson rot hsht I,oin WI
ness: Andcrsou's light was mn open one,
witness helped TO recover the hodies from
the .econd entry, Mt the entrance 10 room
No, Is found body with the feet lying
across the entrance; could not recognize
body. the mine WAS prUptr ly ventilated
where witness was working. ChaTos II.
Davis, fireman, noticed that the Ian ABOUT
five minutes before the explosion "as
working all right. David q Hughes hearn
the fire boss tell William Jones, VINO was
working In entry No. . that thlre was
PAS in his place and to coniuse. ThomRs
Harris, one Of the two rock meni VINO we're
working IN entry No, night before the
explosion spid the lire hose was making
It's rounds; II was about n. M SAW nm
iu No. ~ or l3, IN the second entry INC
inquest adjourned until tomorrow ana
viii not he conc uued for several dnys YET,
The Masonic end Odd Fellows lodges ol
Guuni,on will arrive tomorrow nosil aug
ioin with the lodges here In huryiRg lheir
dead comrades, OF whom There are four'
one a Mason and three Odd Fellows, to-
morrow afternoon
DISASTROUS DEATH.
RENNi NOTION. Ut Jan. - y. :. Usher
the surviving partner OF the hrm OF Michael
n s. s. Flsher, proprietors OF the Ben
niueton Wooden mile. oied suddenly III
New York yesterday. His death VIII PROB
ably cause ne shutting down ol mo III ls
which are the most extensive in THIS Vicini'
Nv and employ 800 hands and viii prove q
heavy blow to he business Interests OF the
town -.
THE s-.LA AND CIT, OF LUCKNOW.
Losoue. IAN, -t.-Twenty-tWo OF the
crew OF the ship Smla, sunk In the Eng
lish channel by collision with the shin Ci;y
of Lucknow were drowned. This CITY oil
Lucknow has arrived nj Grayesend.
SC lIALisT SCARE.
ytrvu,. Jan. o. The murderer OF De-
tee I've Giooh refuses 10 diyulRe anything
beyond the fact that 40 10 Il member OF the
9ooiali,t exclusive committee, which re-
solved on Bloch's death. The murderer
wns phnsogfe phed agejnst his vii, Emu hi'
pN. ,rn, p-hib!fed throughout VIENNA
The TEXTURES indicate great rec ct chnrnc'
Ter. One hundred ana seventy soldiers
and strong forde Of police sent q
night at firpua. Much alarm ~ caused
by many false repor.s from abroad regard
log PROJECTS OF the Socialists
-EE CaiNEsE HEw YEAR.
Cn-oAso. Jan 2-.-Nhe Chinese residents
of hacttv celebrated the Chinese new veal
n the usual way, gathering here AMI there
IN laundries by iorties and iiiiies, worshi p
ping their new "Josses" nnd piaylol
'guncIoo. " and some o, them initiated the
American New YEARS custom by induig
ing ~, freely In the cup which both cheers
and .ny DriGte8.
uuag-E7sARy 81 ERi1F.
DUBLIN, Jan. 2I.-rhe National League
meeting, announced for to-day ut EillnvuI
len, County Cork, was f,rbidden By the
authorities. Two magistrates and many
policemen prevented the people n3semo
ling, This was attended with some dis
order. 0ne OF the magistrates twice ordered
the arrest of the riEg.eaderi hut he coui'
not be secured. Toe polica !eilcd TWO wo'
men. breaking several rios OF one OF them
at az lniormaf meeting this afternoon the
conduct OF the magistrates and police wal
denounced.
IN DANGER o. LYaCHTNc.
The Tribune's Eosits. Colorado. suecia
saws At 20 o'clock this morning O'hurig
a mining boss. was shot to death by Frank
Williams aad John Gray, miners. The
shooting grew out of n row at = dance Ia,
Monday night, at which time Williams was
iected from tho hail for disturbances
This morning the parties met In saloon
After few words Williams and his friend
GRAY drew aud fred several shots n
O'Kurts, killing him instantly. Both were
arrested ana isiied Excitement rams htgf
and viii / undou btedly result in both beip.
lynched before morning.
THEi PROTEST.
KEY WEsT, FLA, jar. 27.--Cubans II
mess meeting, to-day. prepared m address
10 the American people protecting sgaips
tire arrest of Nirlos A. Guero, by thu
Unitr states OF lritiss
THE EXTRAORDINARY BUDGET ADOPTED.
PARIS, Jan. IL ne hHl NC ms tu"p' 81
he extraordinary budget with some modt
fications.
Rev YORK MOTIFS.
NEW YoRK, jan, ~ - lex Hollywood
saws that Sullivan on his return from Sir
Francisco viii have 10 call ia his Challenge
to Jos Prendergast 10 figh, any msn in thu
world for ir I'm 81 600 to $1,000 II side.
Che safe in the iewelry store OF e. u
Hayden, No. 205 Ful' on street, Brooklyn
- a
OF jewelry taken. The burglars are sun
posed 10 be of the gangwho secured jewelry
valued. at s25, 900 in raid upon Nader
Lare establishment week ago.
william Halton, aged 81, died to-day
from selfinilicted wounds.
VIENNA DOTS.
VIENNA. Jan. 27.-Eisert died from thu
wounds inflicted by the robbers The village
of Bransdorf is burning. violent gait
blowing.
Sr. Louis, Jan. q The Commercial
agency OF y. G.. Dun e. Co.. In the Gey
building corner of Third and Pine str.ets
was dam aged by fire this morning, S7,0Ot
to $4,000. The records Of Wisconsin were
destroyed: those of Nebraska, Kensas arc
Texas we're damaged, but will ell be re
stored in short time.
WILL PROBABLY LICENSE.
COLUMBUS, Jau. 27.-At the request of the
SuptEinLtDudnt ol 4uhuTduCti tht "a 'lHcy
general has furnished an opinion in the
case of the Fidelity and Casually company
OF New York, refused license 20 do business
in Ohio last October. He gave the opinion
that the matter was Discretionary with the
whether TO issue license 90
q company doing several kinds of business,
and as New York never refused Ohio CON-
panies doing similar business, that state,
therefore, Is not called upon to enforce re.
taliatory statutes. The attorney-geueral
pronounces the Fidelity a branch OF insur-
ance. and saws the company would have no
recourse at law should the superintendent
refuse to license. When the Fidelity and
lies its annual statement the SUI
IL is understood, will issue
license.
TTRRs.
CLEVELAND. Jan 27.-The leaders spe-
,ial reports that Brsweer's opera house, In
N arion, burned yesterday. Loss on build
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