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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-09
Another Richmond.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1.-THE committee
appointed by the Drummers' National
convention waited upon Hon. Joseph
Mulhatten last evening n Notified pinl
officially of his nomination tor
President of the United States. Mr..
Mutations letter of acceptance appears
in the Courier journal tomorrow. The
principal points of interest in IL are, that
the uprisin" of the drummer fraternity
means a new era when business men
shall prevent professional politicians
and the lower classes from ruling the
business interest of the country. IL
favors prohibition, because no drummer
business man can drink Intoxicating
liquors and be successful. 1t opposes
convict labor because it is n pornicious
system of slavery, unconstitutional and
interfering with the honest workingman.
1t is brutal and cruel and n reli OF
barbarism, IL favors retrenchment, 10
form, the abolition of war taxes, lie
surplus in the treasury to be applied ut
once to liouidatibs the public debt and
for public improvement.
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Charged WIN Murder.

GRoRsBEnCK, Oct. .-[Special.l-A
man about 80 years OF age, by the name
Of Sneed, was arrested on n charge OF
murder, on Ferguson's prairie, in this
county. this morning before day, and
brought 10 Gtoesbeeck by detectives
from Arkansas, assisted by the local au-
thorities of this place.
Sneed and his son and son-ln-law
are charged with the murder of q
man named Rhodes, in Grant county,
Arkansas q few days ago. 1t seems
that there had been trouble between
them, and Rhodes had them put under
a peace bond, after which they killed
him and fled to Texas.
Sneed has . o living in this county,
wftkh whom he was lodging, OF being
In the woods rather. The son
and sonsin-law made good their escape
from the 6naicers this morning, but they
will doubtleSs b. captured, rs there is q
reward Of StOQ offered for them.
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GALvEsToN, Oct. h.-folice investiga-
tons of the reported finding of three
bodies OF supposed ship-wrecked sailors,
on the beach, eight miles from here,
failed to deyelopr the cadavers-the
three collins were therefore brought
back empty. Another body, reported as
the remains Of u negro, was, however,
found rs described on the banks of Blind
bay, but, contrary 10 the statement, ii
was q white man of about five feet five,
black hair and mou Stache. A post
mortem showed the victim had been
murdered, as the skull was crushed in,
evidently with some heavy blunt instru-
ment. Nothing was found upon the
body by which it could be identified.
though appearances led to the belief
that deceased WAS Il sailor. The con-
6icting stories originated from the de-
composed state of the remains, giving
the appearance of II negro, and 10y fire.
quent repetitions before finally reach
(ng police headquarters, the one body
%Ina0nitied fOurfOld.
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services OF the late Frank Chanfrau
were held this afternoon at the Chan
frau cottage, on Cedar The at
tendance was large and embraced many
prominent people besides actors. The
pall-bearers were Manager McVicker,
Chicago; Albaugh, baltimore; HeDder-
son. Jersey City; oliver Doud Byron,
Charles Taylor, j., John Penn
betron, Of Long Branch, Manager Henry
McGlennen ofBoston and Edward Fell
ton, the actor. Floral tributes were
elaborate. Rev. Elliott ID. Tompkins,
rector Of st. James Protestant Episco-
pal church on Broadway, Long Branch,
oficiated. He spoke feelingly of Cham
frau as q man, neighbor, husband and
actor. The remains were inferred in
the cemetery at ~Branchburg.
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FoRr WORTH, Oct. Especial. =
"Ain't we glad we're out Of the Wilder
ness" and our boys defeated the
Browns, is the universal feeling here
tonight, over the new from your city,
j. II. Crowley is announced to be here
this week, to go over the proposed route
of the Gulf, Colorado &c Santa Fe, as far
as Red river, 1t Is said 70 be followed
by a corps of engineers. Railroad ru-
NOR is that by November ! q construc-
ton force will be at work.
The burning OF a barn on fuckers
Hill called put the Fire department to-
day; loss, $3.50.
Nose Harris, OF the Mail, has gone to
Waco to bid on the Sunny South mate
rial, to be sold tomorrow. 1t Is said he
has a letter of credit for 5000.
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Dishouored and Shot.

WHnHLIEs, w. VA, Oct. 5.-Csmpbell
Osborne, who shot w. +. Richards. edi-
tor Of the Clarksburg Telegram, is in
Jail and will have a prelimina-
nv trial tomorrow. There has
been an alleged intimacy between
Osborn and Richards wife for months,
resulting in q separation, she going to
her home In Reunion City, Penesylva-
MIA. Richards has been terribly
wrought up about his domestic affairs
and some reference to Osborne in the
last Issue of his paper published In
|Clarksburg, led to the shooting. Sym
D6shy Is with Richards. The ball en-
tered the left side of the chest, under
the collar-bone, and is supposed to have
passed through the upper part OF his
tight lung. Tonight he is in a p%recari-
condition.
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A waco rolleeman Kills. IIselmsn 10
Rescue u Uarber.
FALSE SCENT foR WRECKED MEN
dangerous Criminai Wounded and Cap
= tsred-A Suspicious Character VIII"
Knows s"'hing at Himself
Killed for iieer,
A Killing AZ Waco,

WACO, oct. h,-lSpecial' AT io'clook
this morning, on Austin street, Ton
Scott, a hack driver, was shot through
the heart, killing him instantly by NJ
y. Amonett, a policeman, Another hack
driver, Tom Taluni, was al'o rendered
hors du combat by n blow rom me butt
m Amonett's pistol. Immediately amer
the shooting the policeman lett the
scene Of the difficulty and was not seen
until 10 o'clock this morning, when he
appoared at City Attorney BlaiT's resi-
dence, and nj the advice of hat gentle
man surrendered, Mr.. Blair going
70 the Jail. \ %coroner's inquest
was held NJ . o'clock this after
noon. Tom Tatum, tho wounded
hack driver, says ne aud his companion
Scott were having words with a barber
who had lnsulied htem, when the officer
came along and commenced abusing
and threatening them. They resented
this and the policeman opened lire upon
them, killing Scott and stunning Ia
tum with the butt of the pistol,
Tho officer says he was patrolling his
beat and heard a difficulty on tho oppo-
sito side of the street, lie hurried
across and found that the two hack
drivers had n man (who proved Ia be
the drunken barbcr) down and were
beating him up. lie ordered them 10
desist and they both advanced ON him
and he struck Tatum with his pistol.
Scott then drew u knife, and Tatum hay
ing recovered himself. both mon nd.
vanced. Scott with his drawn knife and
the policeman backed into the
street. At this j%uncture, Am0nett says,
he fired, aiming To kill both men and
believed no had lone N until no sur
rendered. The barber, who had He'd ~
soon ~ tho policemen made the hack
men leave him alone, c~orroborates Am
onett's statement That the two men
we're beating him (the harber). No one
saw the shooting save the Two hack
drivers and the policeman.
Public opinion rather sides with Amo-
mott, ~ he Is one of the most reliable
men on the force, sober, good-natured
and discreet. q Is generally believed
he acted In self-defense. The two hack
mon are fair samples of their tribe, pref
tv hard, although Tatuin, who didn't
get killed, Is the hardest of the two. IL
Is known he had II grudge against Amo-
nett, and had threatened 10 d him
up" Scott, the dead man, came from
Galveston to Waco, and has a wife and
children. The policeman is also q mar
ried man and has children.
Revivalist jones', who breaches at u
o'clock every morning, heard of the
killing in time 10 make IL II special
theme, and attributed it to the work of
the devil i'm w o..
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stranded Ne.sels.

VALPARAISO, via Galveston, Oct. s.
Intelligence Is received by steamer from
Valparaiso that tho English steamer
Cordillera is still In u perilous position
In the straits OF Magellan. Her hull IN
seriously damaged and she IL making
much water. Part of her cargo has been
transhipped and some passengers have
been brought here on tho steamer Val
paraiso. French steamerArciicque IL also
reported stranded In Magellan straits NJ
Cape Nirgines, but the steamer Nalpa-
raiSo did not 20 10 her assistance - she
was not requested To do SO.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Partition ~ Poland q Penny rlptln 10
One roreshadow ed.
eoypTs THRONE IN THE SCALE,
International African Trade Commission
-int-nts tordiaie 10 lee Nestored
between France aud thins
High rrirrd Letters.
Europ. aud the Aniean coa.,.

PANS, oct. Tho Gaulois says; his.
marck has made n proposition 10 the
G. binots or France and England 10 hold
a cOnVoutiontn fix the limits Of terrific
rites upon the cOasi at Africa.
The Rcpublique F%rancalso states that
the French Cabinet has no lntcn
ton of going beyond the
policy which has been pursued toward
China, aud which Is approved by a ma
lority Of its members, Tho occupation
OF koe Lang and tho affair nj Foo Chow
have not altered the position of France
toward China, q have they made d
declaration OF war necessary.
The Steele SAYS that IL expects an
early restoration of the entente cordialt
with China.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-Late last night in a
house Of evil repute Lille Brooks, white,
proprietress, and her husband, Giles
Hunt, a negro, were stabbed by negro
man named Scott. Hunt died to-
night and the woman's recovery
ls doubtful. This woman, after
living a most absolute life
created q sensation two years ago by
protesting reformation and by turning
her house into q home for the reclama-
ton Of fallen women; after a time inter-
est in her subsidized and funds
falling she returned to her old ways
and married Hunt. Her real name is
said to be Louise Linney, and she claims
TO belong TO q good family in New York
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WACO, Ocy Especial. ]-Perry is a
little town bn the Houston q Texas Cen
trail railroad, between Waco and Mar
lin. The %pbst-ofice is kept in the gem
eral merchandise store of Mozier q
Schultz, MoEier being the postmaster.
At S D.. m. yesterday a young man
named Frank Green came into the store
and, at the point of a pistol, compelled
several weeks ago he mailed at the
Perry post-ofice 4 gold ring worth 50
The ring had never reached 1t destina-
ton, and he intended to make Post
master Mosier pay it's value, as he be-
lieved the postmaster had stolen it. At
last accounts Green had not been ar
rentod.
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LONDON, Oct. 5.-There were the
usual Saturday meetings to-day by the
Liberals and Conservatives. Harting-
ton, Secretary of State for war, ad-
dressed 1870 Liberals Mt A%ccrington.
lie said the sending of the Gordon re-
lief expedition did no mean the recon
quest of Soudan, but was for the
rescue, IL necessary, Of the grand sol.
der, patriot and philanthropist who had
undertaken, without material support,
to deliver the Snudanese from bondage,
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CONDENSED rELEGRAMs.

All the cotton factories OF Petersburg,
Va, and vicinity have been closed, ow-
ing to the scarcity of water. Seven hum
dred men, women n children are sur
fering for the necessaries or life.
Peacock's storage warehouse at Phila-
delphia was destroyed by fire Sunday
lA~ol..u.. Lisa. sJJJ,sso, insurance.
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T%EHRrlI, oct. Especial John
Barton, wanted In this and Dallas u
ties for cOw-staaling aud fnr whom Gov.
Ireland offered a reward ~ SlO1, was
arrested near bellevue, Louisiana, after
heing dangerously Wounded 10y Deputy
sheriff Mychc, az that place, while re-
sisting arrest, and brought here to-day
by District Clerk Hun, at this county.
lie il very feeble, aud was taken la IA
hotel. His wifo accompanied him,
Barton formerly resided Ia this county,
and il regarded as dangerous man,
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A Grand ,Jurv-Political suggestions.

G~RoEsBxECK, Oct. Especial. The
grand jury has been in session week
and has presented only two indict-
ments-both for murder.
Hon. r. q. Mills and L. l.. Foster
spoke at Kosse yesterday. They both
sustained their well-earned regulations
as orators, and the Republican cause
and free grass craze were set back ten
years in that community.
Who ia more worthy h a L. l.. Eos
ter, OF Limestone, to handle the gavel in
the next LEGISLATURE.
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Gen. Butler In Michigan.

JACKSON, MICH, Oct. 4.-Gen. Butter
and party arrived at 4:i5 this afternoon,
by mounted police and prominent citi
zens. Gen. Butler spoke about two
hours, his address being a protective
tariff argument. Tonight a meeting OF
about $500 people, OF the public square,
was addressed by Gen. Butler, Gov.
Begole, Hon. Il. Pringle and Hon. j. c.
Nod. Cen. Iutlcr rele-.ns here Over
Sunday.
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GALVESTON, oct. "A News Laredo
special says; ri Cayote, the MeXican
outlaw, with his band, is oncamPed near
N%illaldama, in the mountains, sOmc
seventy miles southwest Of Laredo, and
only a short distance from BustRnonio.
An attack on the latter place IL antici-
pated, IL is feared the bandits are too
strong for the Government troops.
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Minister Recalled.

VALPARAISO, chill, (via Galveston
Oct. 5.-The Gillian Government has re-
called Don Jovino Nova, Minister to
Peru. He will return to Chilli at the
end Of the present month. Don Benicio
Alamo Gonzales will replace him early
IN Nnyn,phar
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DUBLIN, Oct. 5.-The report is pub
lished here that the acknowledgements
case has been finally settled. Miss For
tescue receives fl25,OOO, and surrenders
the letters in her possession, including
those from Lord Cairns. Lord Garmoyle
refused to submit to a cross.examination
by Counsellor Russell.
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French and English Complications Ia
Egypt.

PARIS, oct. 5.-Barera the French
diplomatic agent at Cairo is openly hos
tile to the English. He has raised new
disputes in vacancy of the Judgeship
of Il mixed tribunal at Alexandria by
the transfer of II French Judge (Bellet)
to the court OF appeals. Bat
rera insists that another Fronchman
shall be appointed for the tribunal which
the English oppose.
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PARIS, Oct. 5.-Advices from Hong
Kong of Saturday, contains information
that Admiral Courbet began the bonn
bardment of the fort at Ke Lung on
Wednesday, and the Chinese offered
lively resistance. The French loss or
Wednesday was two men killed and ten
wpup6sd-
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claims tts be- d.al nt know v here he u
ffOm and knows 40 ne syf whefe that
could Identify him. N1ihinn can he
lie n slDui 1--WE feet ten Inches high,
llaht complicated, dark hair, sandy mus-
tarlie aud heard, weighs about ~
p0unds, about ~ years old, lie u
supposed Ia be an escaped prisoner OF
nnnllnI.
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Internntional African Trade Commission

BERLIN, Oct. 5.-The Government OF
England has made a proposition that an
international commission he created to
decide upon the ri. hts of British traders
in the districts OF ~Camourans, Batanga
and Angera, Africa, which have been
announced to Germany. 1t Is proposed
to secure protection to British mer-
chants for d~ifferential duties.
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The sinking Fund-A Trip Up the Nile.

CAIRO, Oct. 5.-Nuber Pasha, in reply
TO the protest of consuls against the
sinking fund, states that the course
taken was absolutely necessary in view
of the condition of the Egyptian
treasury.
N%orthbrook will ascend tho Nile to
Assouan and then return so az to reach
Cairo by October 20.
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Gov. uepdricks, Movements.

WHEELING, w. VA, Oct. 5.-Hon,
Thomas A. Hendricks spent Sunday
very quietly at the Stamm house, re.
ceiving few callers. He attended
church this morning and left at 4 p. M
on the Baltimore & Ohio road for Column
lumbus.
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AUSTIN, Oct. 4.-[Special. Brennan
water works, capital stock, 100000, filed
a charter to-day.
The Collector of Pamela county settled
yesterday.
General revenue paid in, $500.
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II 4. sr,f-eytdent that . physirlsA paving
tArIicular atirntiun toa class OF easts attainl
lTrat skin, aud physicians Ia regular practice
all over tue country knowing thls, frequently
recommend eases 20 the olirst sfhcr Ia AnerD
ca, whrfr every known appliance u sesorte4
a., and the proved conference.-the ~ al
ages and countries are used, A whole huu~ y
used fF slice purposes, aud an are it"r'rh with
skAl In a reslcctMl mann-ri ant, krowinv
h To DO, nOcNpeTiments are made, On aeh
Count OF the great Hunlhtr applying, TN
ehargrs are Kept low, Often lower th'n Is dc
yet a sp,fJy and perfect Ito cure, that Is III
lmportall matter, Pamphlet ~ pages. SEM
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The French and German Alliance.

PARIS, Oct. 5.-La Paix, Grevy's or
gan, apropos of a reported alliance be-
tween France and Germany, says: To
make France strong, she must not be
isolated from Europe, I've if that inn
plies connection with Germany. The
French government understood this
and cannot be %reproached therefor.
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A New Game for Egypt's Throne.

PARIS, Oct. BIT is stated that Prince
Halvin, the pretender to the throne of
Egypt, is about to visit Paris and Con-
stantinople to ava support for his
cause. If the Khedive abdicates the
Sultan of Turkey supports Halvin in his
%pretensions against Ismail, who was
the predecessor of the present Khe-
dive.
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LIMA, via Galveston, Oct. 5.-Tho gov
crnment has collected 2,e0troops in San
Pedro and the ~neighhorhood of Truiillo
with the intention Of making an early
and determined attack on the latter city
now held by the lnsurgcnt General
T. cas- who has 4 force of 100 men under
his command. General Pugs succeeded
in making his escape from Salavary IL
Guyauuil.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 6.-The land.
slip ut Saratov yesterday destroyed
dwellings,, and many workshops or
the bank of the river Volga. -Four fac
tories were seriously damaged. For
tunately no lives were lost.
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Family Game.

SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 5.-ISpecial.-A
nine from Csllender's Minstrels played
the Sunsets to-day. The latter won by
10 to 4. The Sunsets are better players
than the "niggers," which is not saying
much for the mokes.
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Died OF His Injuries.

AJBRsEt CITY, Oct. 5.-George Bates,
cd 40, aship carpenter, died this morn
z from the effects of injuries inflicted
al the Wbrfdge gang" Bates had re-
used . demand for money to purchase
vt. Several of the gang have been ar
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The Paris Mortuary Report.

PARIS, Oct. 5.-The record this week
of deaths in Paris shows a total of S6,
against SD for tho preceding week. The
record this week is the lowest for a long
period. There have been thus far only
three cases of sporadic cholera here.
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CouSoh BLUFFS, H., Oct. 5.-charlos
Austin, colored, having quarreled with
his wife this evening, drew u revolver
and shot her three times. iniilcting dan
gcrous wounds. lie then placed the re-
volver To his W head and blow his
hraius nnt.
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BERLIN, Oct. 5.-The North German
Gazette denies that Herbert Bismark is
to replace Count Van Munster, ~ Ger
man Ambassador to England.
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American Omcers

American Oficers Under Chinese Colors.
Speaking of the reported resignation
Of officers of the United States navy who
desire to enter the service OF China in
the event of war betw cen that country
and France, the Courier des Etats Unis
Sly.
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PARIS, Oct. 5.-Ferry informed his
colleagues at the cabinet council yester-
day that further reinforcements were re-
quired for Tonquin, in consequence OF
increased preparations for war being
made by China.
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ROME, Oct. "A congregation OF the
st. Paul Catholic American church was
announced mere to-day. The founders
of the church are Canon Camollo, former
Canon of the Catholic church, and Mon
signor Savarese.
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HAVANA, Oct. 5.-During the pas
week eight deaths have occurred from
yellow fever here.
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A MYSIERY.
mAnfounp DEAD ma unorHtl
usnfy r.ger's last Profile sad Ne saddles
tiosr-A suspected iase ~ hrag
ging aud n1hhsFJ iGs.i.
big = Ioui Murder

4 man named Henry lsgar was
found dead In the house III Anna West,
on Camp street, yesterday. lie had
evidently been drinking, hut his sud
den death demanded ~ inquest, esPeo,-
ally as IL occurred before several officers
aud citizens, The man was seemingly
q labofing man,
ANsA wEsT
testified that he game Ia her house after
. o'clock saturday evening, and that he
was drunk az the time, lilo went into
her room aud fell across the bed and did
not get up rom there until taken away
AFTER death, she said he had no money
that she knew of; that he had come To
her p ace AT 2 or d O'Clock, stretched him
self across the bed aud remained there
until about II o'clock sunday, when her
apprehensions were aroused 10y his loud
aud interrupted snoring; Dr, johnson
was called Ia and he died ~ some time
after | o'clock sunday evening. She
says, too, that hs never left his room ar
ter he laid across her bed Saturday eve
ming, and that he had his clothes on.
DIR, A.. A.. JOHNSTON
testified that he was called In after the
man was In the throes Of death; that he
tried stimulants and anwsIhotics with
but little hope and pronounced the death
sentence on him from the moment he
felt his pulse; the dilatiOn of his pupils
was strong evidence 10 him that he
had not died from beer or whiskey.
The Doctor could only give his diagno-
sis of a ease lost before he was called IN,
hut he evidently To the reporter, didn't
think the man died from overwhelming.
The most important witness examined