Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-08
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and fraction better in some instan-
eos; Sub. Treasury receipts, $2,700,-
600 payments, 50, 900; balance
Si27, $50 900.
MoBrIE, May 2l.-A Court Of ln-
quiry has been ordered to convene
and investigate the disturbance of
the 18th, Col. Shepherd issues an
order this evening, retaining all
present policemen. The City Gov
crnmcnt will not be disturbed, the
Military takes cognizancc Of partic.
ular cases.
BERLIN, May 21.-A horrible plot
has just been discovered in lISnovcr,
The chief purpose was the assassi-
+. nation Of King William and Bis
marck. Several notable persons of
this city are implicated. Numerous
arrests at Hanover. 1t is thought
that by the timely precautions the
scheme has been frustrated.
LONDON, May 2l.-Earl Derby
says officially the American ques-
tion will be amicably adjusted, The
proposition made some time since
to arbitrate the whole case, has been
refused.
LIVERPOOL, May 2l,-The firm of
Frazier d Trenholm, cotton mcr-
chants. of this city, is said to have
suspended, liabilities heavy.
FRANKFORT, May 21.-Bonds, 773
New YoRK, May 22.-Arrivcd
steamship Mcrrimac from Rio janet
70. Stocks rather heavy; Gold 1889;
sterling and money unchanged; go
Coupons, 1899: flour, Zoe. lower !;
wheat dull and declining corn,
WITHOUT decided change; pork qui-
ct, at 23c, lard 12a l33 whiskcy
quiet; cotton, quiet, 275 and 28c. !;
freights, dull
ATLANTIC ClTY, New York, May
22.-Tho steamship Santiago dc Gu
ba, from Graytown, Nicaragua, for
New York, with 300 passengers, ran
ashore here, and six were drowned
while attempting to land. Thep pas
songcus are now landing safely
Nearly thirty lives were lost when
the boat ran ashore. All passpn-
gers who, obcying the Captains T.
ders, remained aboard were saved.
The steamer is total loss. She be-
longed to n Northern Transporta-
ton Line, and was upward bound.
WAsuIgGToN, May 22-All the
necessary rules and forms in bank
rpptcy have been adopted, and n
manual Of some four hundred pages
has been prepared by Clinton Rice,
Secretary of the Commission of JUS
tice, by their order and will issue
it on Tuesday. Nc delay or diff
Guilty is apprehcndcd in putting the
law in effect on the first of June
All the Registrars have been nomi-
mated and ia case District Judges
do not confirm the nominations they
arc empowered to fill vacancies with
suitable persons. The rules and
forms cover pamphlet Of seventy
five pages.
WAsHlNGToN, May 22.-It is stat
cd in high financial circles that the
next monthly statement will show
q slight increase Of the debt owing
to the payments of $25, 900, 600 in
tcrest and light revenue receipts,
only about Sl5, 600, ,000for the month.
Receipts for June will be heavier, as
the income tax is then due. State
mcnts Of the probable meeting of
Congress in July to meet Treasury
difficulties is mere speculation. No
Treasury officer has suggested or
expects meeting for such purpose,
as the Treasury will require no re-
lief.
CINCINNATI, May o. Tho Pres
byterian General Assembly Com
mittee on Declaration and Testimo-
ny, with difficulty reported, propos-
ing to receive back unruly members
and churches on their application,
and u declaration to submit to es-
tablished authority. The church
proposition is under discussion.
San Francisco, May 19.-The
furniture establishment of Pierce &
Co, was partially burnt, loss $50, 600
Tclegrams from Unionvillc of to-
day says: Great excitement about
rich gold discoveries.
The Indians in Idaho have driven
off the stock, shooting settlers in
all directions. The sayages are gen
orally well armed.
ATLANTIC CITY, May 22.-Thcre
are four feet of water in the hold of
the Santiago de Cuba. All wero
safely landed except FIVE passengers
and two of the crew who were drown
ed by the upsetting of the boat. All
the baggage was landed.
| WASHINGTON, May pa special
dispatch to the New York Times al
luding to the Santiago de Cuba dis
aster says: Nothing unusual occur
red until the steamer was off the
Hatteras, at one o'clock on Tuesday
morning, when slight shock was
felt by the persons on deck, which
gave them the impression that the
steamer had struck ground. The
officers, however, deny that such
was the case, as Tuesday evening
was quite foggy, but after midnight
Became clear with a smooth sea run
ming. The vessel struck off the At
lantic House, at about four, A. Il, in
the morning.
The passengers attribute tho cause
of the accident to gross-negligence
on the part of the captain and Off
Gers. RumOrs are afoat that oppO-
siiion had something to do with it,
and it is thought by some that the
; whole affair was brought about
through bribery, the Santiago dc
Cubs being on the opposition line
No efforts were made to launch
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