The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-11


dpnllsm aud rtal'gm lie howod quo
darker side Ut ld,iism, and snld illnt
| IL failed a. give q correct ldeh OF the
existence Of tlioIaht IN the human
mind.
Donaldson, with the Trans Atlantic
balloon, started from the Cnpltollnc
grounds, Brooklyn, nj . O'Clock this
morning, taking L. due easterly corr-".
rs occupants aie il. II. Donaldson,
George Washington Lint, ana AIRED
Ford.
/ JACKSON, Mlqa., October 7.---Giov-
crnor Powers has cniled an extra sos
sion of the Legislature to amend the
election laws.
SHREVEPORT, October 7.--Fever
deaths yesterday, sixteen.
PoTTsvlLLE, Pa, October Tine
first snow OF the season fell last night
NEW HAVEN, Conn, October T.
The occupants of Dona!dsoWs balloon
escaped Ly lcaplng from the basket.
The empty balloon was subsequently
captured at Canaan Corner.
SALT LAKE, Utah, October T.-BrI%-
ham Young has been reelected Prosi-
, dent ofZion's cooperative institution.
. PARIS, KY, October w. a. Bur
ton, Deputy United States Marshal,
was murdered to-day by Edward and
: Mat Current.
MEMPHIS, October 1.-The fever is
deplorable and Spreading with alarm
ing rapidity. The undertakers nre
crowded beyond decent burial. Nine
teen nurses arrived from New Orleans
saturday. Twenty thousand dollars
have been subscribed by the citizens
for sanitary purposes. The mortaliiy
SUNDAY, was greater than since the
fever appeared. All who are able are
. leaving Themalady is the true yel'
low fever There were fifty-four i'll
tcrments yesterday. Rev. Mr., Bow
man, pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, died of fever.
LOUISVILLE October THE Board
of Trade in forty hours, raised I'VE
thousand dollars for Memphis AND
Shreveport. The Masous raised nj
teen hundred dollars. Tonight from
twelve to fifteen hundred dollars more
will be raised.
court appropriated fifty thousand dol
lars for the relief Of the city.
f ST.. LOUIS, September The state
Superintendent of Insurance yeSter-
, day fled petition III TIE titcult
Court, asking for an injulctioh TO re-
strain the st. Louis Mutual Life lRSd!-
!, unce Company rom tranSactlng aiY
/ further business, and especially frola
issuing any new policies, reinsurlng
any OF lis risks or paying out any
: money whatsoever. Ehc petition
| further asks for the appointment OF a
, receiver and for Il decree dissolving the
. company and winding up its affairs,
The petition is based upon the fact, a.
the Superintendent alleges, that al
) examination of the affairs OF the COM
f pany discloses its liabilities to exceed
| assets by 1854, 800, exclusive of SiO0,OU0
: capital stock. The writ Of injunction
was granted returnable on the llth.
3 FONDA, n, Y, September Tive
! inches OF snow fell last night.
WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE
8 Select Senate transportation commit
mittee meets in New York On the 18th
: After transacting business there, they
will visit Richmond, hear the railroad
, and canal men, proceed thence IL
/ Atlanta, next to New Orleans, and u
: the Mississippi to st. Louis where ilIt
: committee expect to arrive by the 1854
of November.
MATAMoRAs, September 7.-Teie'
graphic communication with the City
E of Mexico has been restored aiicr a.
interruption of three weeks Lepardc
f who was deposcd by the Congress o
. the State of Coanulla rs Governor o
Q that State, is raising military force
q at iSal;illo, and has levied Il fOrceC
! loan OH The merchants to raise funds
Tie Congress of Coahuilla, in sessio:
at Monclava, recognizes Dr. Saias ~
Governor, and il is supposed Iepard'
intends using force to coerce Congress
to support him or dispcrse its sessions
= at Monclava.
NEW YoRK, October 7.--lX-CitA
Treasurer Sprague of Brooklyl, wa
4 arraigned to-day under four ldict
: ments. The trial was set down f)r th'
10Th inst.
Lizzie King, alias Kate Stoddard
= was arraigned to-day. One OF hel
1 counse! stated they were not ready
: No day was fixed for the trial and sh'
was remandod to prison. i,
! Wylie, knenals d Co, sugar deal
+ els, have suspended and have no state
: n.Gnt to make.
I The Evangelical conference had fou1
sessions to-day at different places
Many papers were read.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Octoter I'm tht
Superior Court Of this city Yesterday
! Judge Cary made order an refusing e
permit references of suits for divorce
TO WAIVER in Chancery, and an ouncct
; that hereafter all such salts must b
tried in oren court.
rho Exchange bank of. o. Short 4
Co, Danviie, II inois, has asked al
+ extension from its depositors. If thu
G request is not grant, d the bank will b'
4 compelled to suspend.
q CINCINNArI, October THE Com
/ mercial and Gazette this morning pub
r lished the results of many interviews
y with leading manufacturers in various
I departments, from which it appcasl
: that the number of hands discharged
4 on account of the money stTingcncy,
1 has been much over-cstimated. Most
Eof the manufacturers and artisans OK
' press the hope that they will be able t.
: get through the pressure without FUR
: ther reduction of force.
: LOWELL. Mass. October T.--John n.
D Pierce, Jr., cashier of the Merchants
r National bank, is deiaulter. The
amount is unknown, but it is thought
: to he between forty and fifty thousand
g dollars.
: He is also treasurer Of the Central
g Savings bank, but it Is not thought
I that Institution is affected.
Q ST. LOUIS, October NEARLY TIVE
: thousand dollars in addition TO the
amount previously reported has been
+ subscribed for Memphis, and an active
: committee IL still working The Odd
Fellows and Masons also sent hand
: some sums to be distributed 10y theiI
brethren.
Y About seven thousand dollars IN
|. money, clothing and provisions have
+, been sent to Shreveport.
I ALEXANDRIA,, Va, October Com.
4 modore William JamesoNfthe United
States Navy, on retired list from age
o and infirmities, died, aged eighty-twe
4 wears. The Gazette says he served
|. faithfully and was in several engage
: ments in the war of 1912.
; WASHINGTON, ID. c., October T.
Richardson and Robson were absent