The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-16

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low ~ account ~ Tie druull.
MAnnup, August lila Sucloia
mill-lics The test NJ tie Porto Rico
Bin. All officer. refusing to take thclr
posts IN the army ARE "a be- court
mnrllnlcd. The reorganization Of the
army In Catalonia l. actively going on.
The insurgents have sent Commission
crs into the Provinces Ia incltc inSur-
rcctlOn among the soldiers, Dispatches
from Barcelona report heavy cannon
aiding In the direction of liergn,
BvYoNNE, August ll.-The Carllsts
have surrounded Oscoscam. In Gulp-
cscso the Republican troops retreated
to Pompcluva, leaving the Car!lsts In
possession of Northern Navarro. Dom
garrary, with seven thousand men, Is
ut San Estaha.
BALTIMORE, Angst l2.-The custom
house official who killed one of the
crew of the steamer Baltimore has
been committed for indictment by the
Grand Jury.
CHICAGO, Aug. l2.-The following
dispatch was received at the Army
Head Quarters Seen. w. 7. Sher-
man.-Therc Is sufficient. evidence to
confirm the Original report of the
fight between the Sioux and the Paw
nees on the Republican River, in the
southwest corner of Nebraska. The
Pawnees were utterly defeated, and
their loss is greater than ut first re-
ported. The Sioux employed Were
FLUTES, Butes and Red Clouds.
Signed =. II. SHERIDAN,
Lt-Generul."
BALTIMORE, August Fin conse-
quence of a heavy rain freshet occur
ring on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road at Early Ford this morning,
between Harper's Ferry and Point of
Rocks, large amount of earth was
washed away from the track, causing
the delay of trains. The track is now
clear, On Washington County Branch
three trestle bridges were washed out.
Arrangements are being made for the
transferring of passengers. Bridges
will be repaired Immediately.
PARSONS, Ks. August ia dispatch
from the Indian country to-day says
chat the Downing-Ross party have
beaten the reformcrs, but Bell has OBJ
tanned letters written by Rossanl Jones
to Washington, showing treachcry to
the principles of the party. The full
bloods are said to be indignant and
aroused, and that Ross and Jones must
go to the bush to save their lives. 1t is
also asserted that the death sentence
was passed by certain Indians On Colo
mel Rondinot and Others, and that as
to the reforms of party there Is no
question, but anarchy and crime are
largely on the increase, and many of
the best men in that locality begin to
believe that their only safety lies on Il
strong, central territorial form Of gov
eminent under the protes. ion of the
United States.
New YORK, August l2.-The steamer
Mas, which arrived to-day, reports
that she spoke the steamer Amdt, Aug.
10th, 900 miles east OF Sandy Hook,
under canvasand needing no aid.
+ LONDON, August l2.-On the declina-
ton of the Office of Master of the
Rolls by Sir John Duke Coleridge, it
was offered to Sir George Jessel, who
accepts.
DUBLIN, August ia desperate
riot occurred yesterday in the military
camp, in the Aurragh of Kildare, be-
tween two Irish regiments. Several
of the participants were killed, and
many received injuries.
HAVANA, August l2.-NVhile Span
ish column was escolting several wag-
ons loaded with provisions to Guonot
Desoros, it was assailcd by party of
insurrectionists, who were defeated
after brief engagement.
Boston, August l2.-President Gran
passed through. here on a visit to
Maine
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w, Va,
August l2.-Gcneral Barringer, of
North Carolina, is seriously i'll.
PORTLAND, Me-, August 12.-sThe in
dications are that resolutions in favor
of Il straight-out Democratic Conven-
ton will be adopted.
SING SING, August 12.-Four con-
victs escaped by cutting their way
out.
WASHINGTON, August I2.-Addi-
tional reports from the scene of the
Wamasutta disaster, now place the
lost at seventy-two.
The friends of Daniel Lynch, tailor
doing business in this city, are certain
that he was among the lost, Judging
from the description of an unknown
published yesterday. lynch was en-
gagedto be married to Il widow lady
to-day, who with her two children
We're also among the lost.
NV YoRK, August l2.-Cotton-net
receipts, 404 bales gross receipts,
IA bales. Futures, closed weak; sales
l4,3OO bales, as follows: August, IS
1916; September, IL 1916; October,
l7l November, 10. Flour, in moder- !
crate request and shade better; com
mon to fair extra, So 1907 80. Whisky |
firmer Corn lc better. Coffee, firmer
but quiet Rio, l9I@203c. Sugar active
and strong at 7s@9lc. Moasses quiet |
and firm. Pork steadier. Lard weak. |
Navals quiet. Money active at }!@4c. |
Sterling weak Mt SIC Goldll5iG9ll5s. |