The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-10


used on either side. 1t was unders,oo,
a'"cRs were TO be made ON the work
mat the valve room might be gained an,
,he gas shut off, so that the citizens mirh
DO generally Inconvenience and made I,
sympathize with the strikers.
During the conflict outside the works
there was great excitement inside. Tn,
men inside were armed, and expires Sc,
'heir determination to protect themselves
BRIGHAM YOUNG.
special dispatch from Salt Lake Gil,
says Brigham Young has made will al,
viding his immense property equally
among his 10 wives and GO children, and
carefully stipulating method of division
II IS believed that the Mormons will
follow the changed fortunes OF their self
deposed leader, and that SO far as Utah Is
concerned the MormOn's problem may be
considered solved.
STRIKE or CAR DRIVERS.
Inc car drivers on the Belt line will
STRIKE Tomorrow for So rs per day; al
present they only get 81.
THE GOODRICH MURDER.
Judge Tappan of Brooklyn decided TODAY
that Mrs. Myers, witness in the Goodrich
case, should be discharged on her own
recogni2ance and surety Of $1,000.
SALT LAKE CITY, April S.-Alormon con-
ference largely attended to-day. This af.
ternoon Brigham Young addressed the
Saints. lie said no was getting old and
wanted young men TO carry on the work
he had commenced. lie wanted seven
councillors to aid the first President, and
finally he resigned his position of trustee
in trust Of the church.
HARTFORD, April 9-The House stan ds
l09 Republicans, 1872 Democrats last year,
1870 Republicans, III Democrats. lnger.
soils majority SAB.
ROCHESTER,, April 9-The wall on the
river side fell, carrying 20 to 80 people,
many of whom it is feared were drowned
River still rising at noon.
ROCHESTER, April 9.-,Nonc of the bodies
recovered. More reported missing,
CONCORD, N. H., April 9-Sherbomne
who eloped with young girl and plead
guilty 10 adultery, was sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary
PouGHKEEPsIE, April "a. Mn the
Hudson river ice was moving this morn
ing.
ROCHESTER, April 9.-The water rose
steadily till noon, when it was stationary.
Fifteen persons that fell down with the
wall have been recovered. Reports from
up the valley shows the water falling slow
ly. The canals are gradually filing up.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9.--Prof. KOCH OF
Hanneman Medical College, who disap.
peared from this city three weeks since,
has been discovered to be defaulter, hnv-
ing squandered funds of the College by
dissipated habits.
WASHINGTON, April 9,-The white house
is crowded. The President goes to Rich
mond on The 10th of May.
The President signed the comm ission
of Mr.. VIM. McKenna Postmaster at
Shreveport, La, and NJ. T. Milstead Col
lector of Customs, Yorktown, Va.
GoRDoNsvILIE, Va, April "a timber
conilagration is raging on all sides of the
village. The entire population are panic
struck. Some families are leaving their
homes TO avoid destruction. The G. & 0.
L. R. lose heavily by the fire, and trains
will be delayed probably for hours, The
loss is heavy TO farmers.
ROME, April 9-The Pope suffered con-
sderably yesterday, but is better to-day.
His Holiness is still confined to his bed.
New YORK, April 9.-Governor Dix has
signed the Beach Pneumatic Tube Rail
read bill.
The Wel'ond Canal will be opened on
the 2lst lust,
Quiet around the Gas Works to-day.
All sales of gold have been ut ll78@
llSEc. On god, loans rate from 8 to 6
per cent. for carrying, and flat. Money
market still stringent, but rates lower;
borrowers on call having thus far paid
Lie to Lie of per cent per day; ruling
rate having been it is every day getting
more difficult to keep rates mp, as the cur
repcy receipts part National Bank notes
mud part legal tenders, are increasing
Government bonds have been strong,
Southern State bonds at the board were
dull, business aggregating only S25, 900
with prices lower for Tennessees and high
er for Virgiuias. The stock mar ket open
ed strong, declined fraction before the
first board, became strong at midday,
when prices advanced.
MoBlLE, April 9.--The Ere department
of this city, composed Of nine companies
seven with steamers and two hook and
ladder companies celebrate their 18th an
niversary to-day. The display was beau
tiful. The weather.. though threatening
early in the morning, cleared off, giving
them q beautiful day.
Foreign and Domestic Markets,
New ORLEANS, April 9.--Flour dull, tire.
bic S62 to S73 family 50 to $94. Corn
weaker, Sc to 81. Oats A to As. Bran
quiet, IS, Hay dull, prime S25. Pork
dull and lower, mess SIT, dry salt meats
u, 81 to lOc., hams, prime LAY. Lard quiet
refined tierce II, kegs %. Sugar dull
good to fully fair g to 81, prime 9. Mo.
losses quiet. plantation reooiled 81. Wits
XIV duh at soc. Coffee IL to l0}. Sterling
26g, sight ! premium. Gold ~. Cotton
dull, sales 22l0, ordinary l3} to lSs, good
ordinary l6s to l6l, low middling Is, mid
ding 10 to 10y, middling Orleans l9b tc
1911; receipts 6S02 bales, exports, to Cont
uent 69S2, Liverpool 80oS, stock lSo, sos
LONDON, April 9.--Consols 9S@9SB;
fves 9l@90a.
LIVERPOOL, April Cotton closed un
changed; sales include six American from
Savannah, Charleston, March and
April Of,