Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-09

FssniNOioy Aug = be- msi'
iFair FOing thirty l'rsui f, freight
tFAlH stlng riglt rn n,,.s Hu hLur.
zane Tito collision un the fr.e "a
road ftff Wl,lpurl Penn ID
which So we're killed aui = grrat
number NouRirl. Tha nginrcr
vas fatally iifiej uuJ F.R orders
Ia III, pocket b,liIug lhe inIvo-
mrnt Of the train which rtu-ri he
disaster.
Wv YoWE ,u 2G-It isrsl
"a that d rahal ho..l Ia the kaT lar
s.yar was rul dJS" 81 no pTopel'-
er Annie, Capt, Q. Tfhrman, Il
the canal boat, his two sons nnd
daughter acre drowned r..
Hos-oS, August 26,-rhi Bangor
cXpr,s ran into tho Bovef'A ,raiu
seven miles from Boston, by wM'h
eighteen men and three WBhltE
ware killed and inrty 10 fity wvYf
led
Thc hkpress ran into the accom-
da.'uh ltiin NJ f''l speed, md w,tR
surh Nrcc that the engine and ten
lcr reached The rcntcf ~ pit last
ear. wbihh Mas drmuli'licl This
rar was Crowded with tG,'ingrrs,
who wcr, sitting ara s,nnl'ig.-
The woodwork INSTABILITY took irr,
ind the scthr became ttt''D. "..."
lnti.. nF tiss hp,,,,., l.ur'f ..| ....
victims vert cnvclupcd 70 D..s
Of steam and ielugrd H. . Wg' .
Tho latter .Hllnguishcd .hr w s,
bu, few OF the yasscugur' ,a tlr ua.r
whs were not Instantly KILLED %.
The collision escaped tho bHyrls 70
the steam. Tho othe, CdF. To- ,u.
accommodation train tols Z ,nw
The upsetting of keroscE3
but the passengers got out in tiilC.
MHbmE, August 2s.--rhs 'o%
prtssHto steamer Ocean Wayc cS.
ploasd her boi|t| about ha' 10.
= O'Clock on sunday Afternoon a.
Point Clear wharf About .u0 "N.
cursionists were ti board '.om SO
a. 80 arc killed and w0ruIad A
p1ttion of the b'dic- havG fstR
brHhshl TO the city by The stcam6la
Fountiiu and An''in last night
The oitcrs will ne brought to-day.
Efforts atr being made tor 'h" re-
cove!N N the drowned. IT,, :.
On rr'oI. family, consS'ii'S Vi
-cvtH persons, wn- kj'lyJ. Tho
cnEtRlA, engineer and pilot wor"
killed only three Of the officers c--
capped.
FROM the Arc'Ic EHpedIiIoEi
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 27.-t'%
patches from Capt. Hall, command
ing the Poiaris, dated Holstcinberg
Greenland, the lst inst, were re
ceivcd at tho Navy Department 'r.
day reporting the arrival Of tho -.
poditiom there, July tho 3lst
where they were agrceabiy surpris.
cd at finding the Swedish! oxped!-
tiou, consisting of brig and Il
small steamer, under command OF
+. W. Vonottor, witch had been tai
Disco and Uppcrudsik, and is now
on i,s rtturn homewatIi.
With the exception OF . gal!
which broke upon the Polaris N,
the evtliing they left Fiscano, aRH
July tts 2sth, a gale that made th.,
sea with lts icebergs all Around tltih,
one of Wild grandeur, With Green
lands ley mountains, alvhs which
thUy We're coasting. they S$pcrien;
ced nb danger whatever.
The Swedish expedition bf6ugh'
highly favorable news from the
Uppcrhavik; that the season for
Arctic navigation is better tllnt'
has brhn known t3f several rtats;
that ilD ice, save 6ttasionn' Wigs
bctwtEh Holstcinbefs and Ui}to,
and between the lattGf place, Up
pernavki, has been strh for scverH,
weeks.
Gov. Eiibcrg, Of the Holst"in
berg District, has froftcred Capt
Hal! all tho aid he Tin.
The Polaris WIS, III !NG dAtE m
Capt. Halls report, Wa'tIhs the ar,
rival of the transport Congress. ana
they would wait until the 9th inst,
when, II she did not arrive, the Poi
Iarls +btld weigh anchor for Good
Uaecn, frdHi which Capt. Hrl'
Would mhtb arrangements for rhi'-
ind enough coal to last until tho
tratstuft should reach them.
taBt. Hall expected to get a sup
ply Of reindeer furs at llolsteiHbtfg;
but mono could be found tk6 ftiRi
dcer of late years having hcnrly al'
been killed off in that ns'ghborhdod,
and on Disco, Ttttrnavik ahd
Smith Sound they mist defeha i6r
their winter iirs and slcdg6 digs.
Baren Won Ulter, of tho Swedisi!
expedition, paid two visits To the
| Polaris. and takes great interest III
il, object. He furnished for the
Navy Department an abstract "l
his wEtk performed sinc6 ieavins
Upptfnavik. =. u..
The ships company OF the tonif-
| is has been in good health aud sliit
| its since leaving New York.and all
reutain sanguinc That the next year
theif discoveries win reach Nthe
North Pole.
Ntw YORK, Ahgtst s9.-rlf6
steatfcr Congress feturr'sd fri3
Greenland. having Irl;'ic 1900 nfilt5,
running time in les: thsn thirtec!i
days. Returning sic t.Isscd Il lirlf-
drcd iccbcrgs but no frtcked ict.--
The scason was vert Often. not US
like May in New FORK; Day Gg,-
can,s berpcth;q - NJ '!tafheF 3d-
vaneed nolflh. ftr tcEstis sale Il
northward UH NE i7tH, &ith three
parting cheysr 'f5rT ths crew of 'hc
Congress. fke Congres: j. the
largest sl'st oten in Disco Ray.
nPatr" i lady called to a iittle
girl That vas IN the parlor, "did
VOC tell your mother | wa