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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES
a MOST HORRIBLE MURDER:
In Kansas City--Horribls Mine Explo.
sion in Pennsylvania--Fats, Effects
ola Falling House in Chicago.
Gun Powder Explosion in
Mexico, Missouri.
Awful Mine Explosion.

VALhnSbA Hus L 1ss OCts ola t9Is
rifle explosion of gas took placs in NO
2slopo ofthe Delaware & Hudson Goa
company az Plymouth this morning.
Tho greatest of excitement prevails,
as tho slope Is full OF mon and bows.
One report has it thst the mum Der
killed ~ large. As far as can be
learned 10 ars known 20 be fatally
burned.
LATER-rhe coroner has been no,i-
fied OF the accident. IC is now reported
that OF tho Is mon burned, IA b ave
since died. Priests from this city aud
Nanticoke have been photographed for.
| STILL LATER-As IT, ia now fully *.
planned, the ACCIDENT ut No. 9 slope of
the Delaware d Hudson COMPANY, at
| Plymouth, WAS caused by miner
who entered an abandoned portion of
tho slope, which was marked "dan-
gerous," with q naked lamp upon his
head, thereby firing the gas and cnus-
ing terrific explosion. The loss OF
lie was not so great rs at first reported
here by telegraph. At this hour,
2 p. m, one man, Dennis Titus, 10 d LEAD,
and ii are frightfully burned. Most
of these, 1t il thought, csnuot recover.
Most OF the injured mon are Poles and
Huugariens.
The minsr who went into tho sban-
doped opening and found the gas that
caused the explosion nc No. 2 sh ST
was Peter Ietintzky. There were two
explosions. The first was that of gas,
which WAS soon followed by another,
sweeping everything before Il, send
Ing q lame OF fro up the slope and
ABOVE the farmhouse, and sending the
Il
b reakor-ln 400 feet aboye the earih
Zetintzky, was not killed and was
rescued from the Hlope with only his
boots on and no hat on his head. He
was otherwise uoinjursd, Ths scene
that followed was terrible. Victims OF
the disaster lay in evory direction.
Titus was instantly killed, and when
found, WAS 200 foot away from his kit
OF too!7, which no WAS examining at
the time of the explosion when the
gas WAS ignited. All tho men
IN tina slope were violently
thrown to the ground, or against tho
cars and the ribs of the gsngway.
The lights on their caps wero extin-
tipguished by the shock OF the sec.
ond explosion, aud all were
IN confusion, making their way
through the flames and managing
with difticulty TO reach place o.!
safety. Tho following is a
LIST OF THR DEAD:
Thomas Collins, miner.
Anthony Spinneter, laborer.
John Levltzky, ]sborer.
Dennis Titus, iahorsr.
THE WOUNDED
are as follows, They ARC horribly
burned, and breathed the flames TO
such an extent that their injuries are
considered fatal:
Frank Sprinetti.
Thomas McDermott.
John Colby,
John Kirst.
David Grimes.
John Woods.
Joseph Thomas.
David Bryson.
Frank liamsrrauX,
Thomas Howard,
Ed ward Johns.
The last three are Ia "A critical con-
dltlon, ana cannot recover.
Tho shaft at which tho explosion
took place, Is ono o. tho largest
owned by the Delaware &
hudson company. Over 400 mon and
boys ara employSi. L. il feared this
evening thar nearly all of the injured
will die.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
Terrific gxp,o,lou a, Mo,lco. Mo

Sr. Louis, Oct. 2l.-A terrific oxplo.
sion occurred In the grocery house OF
Petit & Laniz, IN Mexico, Missouri.
about io'clock this morning, and in
about two hours some $4,000 worth OF
property was burned TO the ground.
The principal losers are: Tho fntslii.
vencer oificc, total loss, 5000; William
Harper, tnree buiidin e, $1,000; Pettit
q Lsn,z, 5000; Congressman Hutton,
on MS library, $1,000. The othor losses
ara IN numerous small amounts. The
nre was caused by the explosion OF
three Kegs OF gun powder, but IL In not
known how the Ignition took place.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

earnings for the sscoad Seex ic Octo-
be> incrsa ssd S2s,34l.
LATER The story abeut she advance
recently, and especially today, in
Pnilsdelphis Il Reading stock, Is that
sne Vanderbilt aud Pennsyivsnis In
terests are buying, aud that the Van
dsgh.it brothers are giving out the
points 10 buy. It is said that tho plan
IL for the Vsnderbilt add ponnsyl
van.s alliance To reorgsnize Reading,
scale down the debt $50, 0e0, 600. and as
sess the stock 20 psr cent. Further,
,aat this plan IL u part OF the original
Vsndarbilt-Pennsylvsnia alliance
scheme 20 settle trunk line sffairs. The
scheme includes the taking care OF
the Reading Coal and Iron company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
ST. LOUIS LIVE sroCK MATTERS

New Live stock Exchange Organized
Rules and Regulations Adopted--Rates
of COmInissiOn-Impor tant to Texas
Cattlemru
Sr. LOUIS, Ost. 2l,-[Special. The
commission merchants and buyers do.
Ing business at the National stock
yards ut meeting this evening or.
gauized the East st. Louis Live Stock
exchange. Rulos and regulations
were adopted for tho government of
the association and the following Of
GERS were elected:
President-W. I. Cassidy.
Vico-Prssident--C. NJ. Veys.
y crotary-W. J. Brodeyiok,
The board OF directors will consist of
c. G. DAILY, L, j, Ssnseny, Samuel Sea.
ing, W. W. Jarvis and Il. b. Hall.
Tho rates OF commission were dis.
Guessed and the following were agreed
upon, to take effect November l, 1885:
Six dollars for slngle.deck car lo.d OF
hogs, IS for single.dvck car load OF
sheep, and $40 for double-deck car
loads; for cattle, 10 coats peg head, ex-
oept Tor calves aud yesrlings, which
shall be $40 per car.
The report of the committee on hog
docsage was presented. It discussed
the satisfactory system now in
vogue and said 1t was injuring bus
iness by divertiog trade from st..
Louis. Tho committee reported rsso.
lutions calling for esystom OF public
Inspection like that IN vogue at the
Union Stock'ysrds, Chicago, 10 be
inausuratsd November /, and asking
ihassn executive committee bs chosen
TO name the inspectors, aud other
propos.tions for tho regulation of the
~ slem.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

men rode up to the jail, In this place,
and ordered jsilor Sigmzn TO deliver
up sne Keys, stating that they came
for Robert Doxey, charged with muir
deripg hiswife u short lime ago. Sig.
man rurrerdered the keys, and the
mob, by means OF the keys and
and n hammer and other implements,
succeeded in making their
way to Doxey's cell. He was
dragged out and carried half
mile and hanged TO tree. His body
morning and an inquest hsld. The
iynehers sre unknown.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
LATE RAILHO 30 NEWS,
Mccting OF Trnak Lincs.

NBw York, o,t. 2l.-An adjourned
meeting of the exc lulivs com mitteo of
tho trunk lines was held hero o-dav.
Tho report OF general Passenger
agents WAS tai en- no, aud nearly all
tue sugses,to IA passed IA detail. The
status OF tho Is Baltimore &
OHIO rail wav was discussed, also
the Lehlgh Valley and the Ontario
Il Western. TDere was n QUE st,on NJ
~ tue percentage 70 DO allow, d on theiI
entrance to Nav York. Tho disoussion
WIS harmonious aud tho matter will
now .pass to the presidents for APP
proval.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
Terrible Tragedy in Kauaas Cltv

KANSAS Cry, Oct. 81 "A terri blo
tragedy was commlttsd about 9 O'Clock
this evening at tho house OF John Con-
way, adairyman, on East Eightsent 4
street, 10 a thijkly populated part ol
the city. a neighbor entering tho
house found Mrs. Conway and hor
daughter Kate lying dead in sn inner
room, their skulls crushed Ia and INA
bed dolusad with their blood, whicn
was yet warm. The girl was kuecliug
beside the bed, her hosd upon her
mothers body. Marks OF blood were
found on the Kitchen floor, and the
weapon of death, q car coupling
pin, was discovered in tho alley, whore
1t had been thrown, About $50 Ia
money was mis- ling from the house
The most PLAUSIBLE theory 10 that the
murdor was committed by a tramp,
who, perhaps, attem pied crimiu Il
assault upon tue mother, and beiua
surprised by the girl, killed them
bp h. Several persons were In the VI
cinity OF the mouse, and milkmsn
passed through tho yard both shortly
after and before the murder, but no
cutlery was heard at any time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
Last Rays Session of tho Prison Con
creaa.

DETROIT, Mich., O't. 2l.-This was
tue las, days session Of tho Prison
congress. President Hayes announced
from tho board OF officers and directors
that the next meeting OF the associa.
ton will BE- held In Atlanta. Gsorqja.
Cherlton y. Lewis, OF Now York, re.
ported resolutions expressing tne re.
aulis Of the present copgress aud re.
turning thanks for their hosp,tgble
reception.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

1T Ia now contended thst smallpox
wascarried into Canada by the bank
bills OF nbsconding cashiers. Canada
must at once quarantine against any
American cashier, but Ia the absence
OF an extradiiion treaty to cover tho
case, both ombexz cement and small
pox must havo their ruu.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

Waco has just recently had two
splendid sonsa,lons-tha wuIrr-TRRL
sroublc and tho JuDoR RIMS matter.
Both were, however, settled without
the least difficulty. The greatly talked
OF wiiirE.rrEL matter left wHrrn In
Waco with nothing to say, and AZ for
Jupos RIMS, 10 has resigned aud
lot others settle intricaoies.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

Ell PAsois dong the public q good
work. Wnon It Is proposed to fight
out there 1t Is 'sholguns at 20 paces,"
and this, ~ ought to DO tho case, is
preventing any serious trouble. Our
western end Is net growing too unreas-
enable or obsireperous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

THE San Antonio Express wants in
formation on tho gubernatorial ques
ton, and says:
"Why don't some orr warm 10 the
guberDstcripl campaign? It's getting
cold. The Express would like TO hear
from the Waco Examiner on this I'm.
portant question:"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

The official records of the poor mai
carrier arc enormous, but tho car
rters are yetunapproclated. He Is OF the
most useful of govern nent servants,
but thas fact seems to remain con-
stantly In The back ground.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

THE military contest at S An Antonio
Will, asa matter Of course, give some-
body a good pride, but lot the best
company go, 1t IL our ticket, THE
HERALD. under all circumstances
wants to see its best or tho Stato's best
boys win these prizes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

FROM Aurora comes the news OF the
burning ots store at Auneviile, nosr
Aurora. Everything the postmaster
hsd went with the goods and tho fire
was q total loss. Tho people of that
neighborhood had better hereafter
look moro closely after tho OF.
hce than the man and stop these dis
natArA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

GAINEsvILLn has had another good
hre. But few cities can surpass
gainesville in thu matter OF fire, and
tho recent record is q mere chron iclc
ofan episode that they mention be
cause they have to.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

MT. PEASANT mos. busiue ,s.like
and wlde-a~ake pls,e, agrees that II ID
perfectly ss'ish ID In moving tho gen.
eral Offices OF tbs Texas & Paclac to
Texsrksnh "Auy hing In our par. o
tho world" is ovideatly tho DRY of tho
general public, and to Mt. Pleasant, IT,
self, special attentions aud return.
must be shown.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

"THE weather ia bracing" is d re-
mark noticed from one prominent
point. This IL a dead give-awsy, but
Ia the presence of the dengue is all 0.
x. and the latest change in tho
weather,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
Five People Killed by a Falling Hons.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-A terrible aocl.
dent occurred hore this afternoon.
While workmeu were engaged In rais.
Ing q two'ssory franc house. No. 1875
washington avenue, tho supports
gave way ami ths house was preclpi.
tated on one side, su stterins tho walls
aud Totally hurting Ave persons. They
are. Mt. D~ane Kinosli ani his wife,
who resided In the house, and tnree
learned. Wv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

KINGSTON says "mor0 nails are
driven Ia here Ia one day than ia any
town In Texas" This ia hard on sur.
rounding towns, but tho fact Is on.
couraging, aud Kiugston's Dallas
friends will rejo,cs In the splendid
rec0rd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

GALVESTON, o,s. 2i.--Arrived, Bark
Cysnus, from Bremerhaven, bark
Heldos, from Newpors, England, aud
schooner Mary SprsRue, from Bath,
Maine. s.ileds Steamer Lampasas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

WAR is not yet on the tapls, but
markets. feel az decided an interest as
ever. Europe can doa great deal Of
clustering, but war means business
when 1t Gomez. But when will 1t come?
Is now the business question.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

EASTERN nations are still full of
bluster. They may or may not fight,
but one thing scsr.ain-their war talk
ismerely for effSct aud to help out the
newspaper men.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

LOUISVILLE. OCT. u Toe Grand Or.
der OF Railway Conductors met again
today. with the attendance increased
to 800 delegste. Chicaso was seleUted
~ tue place for the permanent head.
quarters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
THURSDAY OCTOBER sa. 1885,,
Tbs HERALD will esseem it an espe-

The HERALD will esSeem IL an espe-
cial favor II any OF thu travelling COM
muui:y viii iutofm this office by cor.
respondence or otherwise, of any in
ability to procure copies ofits daily is.
sues on any of the railroad trains.
The nowsboys are ell fully supplied
for tho service.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22
Weather l,cuorI

COTTON BRIT REPORT.
The cotton belt weather report Tor Texas.
showing the maximum and minimum
"a hCurg. IA as follows. r'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-22

A nalssssslpel f,sssAias.
Nsw Ont.Anss o. sl.--A dIspstch
fion Helly Gpslaoe 11lssisslps',
= ~ I1noD. Oenoeses ssysi
49, 19ylpoa . 'we
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BR(R

Have already e the benefit ofth
particular
from lips would sel lauda law"
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A BILLIARD PLAYER.

Laurie McAfss MAKES COCO Points n
7hres.Baii French Carsa.
fANKroN, Dakote, Dot. 2i.-Laurie
McAfee, the billisrdis,. made tho un.
prsc sdenied run OF GOO points q. the
three.ball French carpm game q,
L'ngs'e billiard palace In this city
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