The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-20

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We rcprui tO nunuuiicc ~ ne inhllr
tluh yellow frvor exists iu oar cts. "
q confined 10 fcw block, VI buildings
Ia the Northwestern part Of the cljS
mud we trust lhnt Il VIII not hrrohIc
endemic. We have instructed or
Sccrrtnry 10 mike daily reports of
death, from tlis aud other causes, ANA
we will, irum ,!ny 10 day, furnish such
Information concerning the progress
of rh, disease W. we deem necessary.
IN 10 this time there hns been phon,
thirty deaths from this disease, since
lhr first inst The Injected quarter Is
known here as French, and Il primer
pul!y composed Of tenement houses
occuiulc rs Irish families. =" iar,
there hps been but one case Soulh Oh
Poplar street. "
There IL hut little OK, itemcht "a Ncr
int the publication of the foregoing ia
thr morning, will doubtless cause many
10 leave the city.
Scptrmbcr lj-Fourtecu inicrments
vrstnrduy. Several deaths in the
Southern part of the city. Many are
| leaving. .. mn,
missioner OF Indian Affairs, smith,
will leave this city towards the end OF
this munth for Fort Sill, where ne VIII
| ioin Secretary DeIaho and Governor
| Davis, Of Texas, for lhc purpose O!
| holding Il conference with ne ki"WaS
! in connection with Zig Tree and san
lantn, now NJ that place. GOV. DAVIS
| proposea az condition precedent 10
the formally restoring these two ch,cia
to their people, that both the hioWas
and Conianrhes deliver up or SOL then
| horses so that they may not hive the
mems to 80 beyond thcir reservation
tu commit dcplCdations, but some 9th
/ ,r means muy be adopted to suit
I j;ov. Davis, should this proposition b,
! lie rejected.
4 dispatch says that representations
arc made TO the Treasury Drlartmcn'
that the coinage act Of 1873, hy which
The value of the pound sterling was al
tered from isS 10 iSG:G5 VIII inclehk'
thc duties Oh imports fr0m Great Bill
ian to the United states ny Il it;lo
more than one half Of one PER cent.
IN accordance with the ORDER o! tlt'
Post Office department, railway post
al cars running from New iorE, l.
Wushingtun last night were l"ckCt u
roch end with United StAlas mail inck
To n,uvent passengers traNowAS M
car.
J.R. Dodge, the siatisilcian ni the DE
nortmcut OF Horticulture has recent!
returned from Vienna, and is nov
carefully engaged in cNamihlhS am
comparing Tie crop TeprDit Tor june
Jnly, August and September. An "l'
prOXimGiiOn To the cotton yictd VIII D
4. furnished III five day.. no authorize
statement Of the crops has been mod
since tie 9TH Of August.
LOUISVILLE, September l5--Nazo
and Matst0n, two liuklUN prisoners
rsrnued rom Jail on Monday, AN
were rccapturcd by the Sheriff {
, Henry county on Friday
Joseph Campbell jumped from IN
Ohio River Bridge last night, dis
, lance of cighty-tour feet, 10 the bar
rorts below. and was Instantly KILLED
, Cause unknoWs.
Lord, the missing Herald correspond
= emf, who disappeared from 'heinyNlll
, SOM weeks bjnpr, has been seen nca
d dita lSaadT, 4 aNI PSE9n@ ne l. sei9!"l
= and spends it freely.
t \ large Touring mill and siX
/ eight dwelling houses in II. Louis ~
;, now burning.
: CHICAGO, September ia apcc Gu
T. train with the remains Of Genera. M
. Cook. who WAS assasSinatcd at lans
| ton, uagsed through this city yesterdh
Q on route for Cincinnati. The body W;
@ accompanied by Governor Burban
1 and number Of the most proWincl
citizens Oh Dakota.
: A Billiard Tournament, at WhiG
;, prizes to the amount Of S3,oJ1 VIII |
{ awarded, has been arranged 10 con
:. meucc here on the first Of NoVelnoe
t NEW IBERIA, La, September To-
o The Parish of Nermillion has been Il
4 many wears infested with hor'
thieves, and the people have been III
= able to obtain redress by process
o law. Last month they organized
@ vigilance committee rs q last resor
A large number of thieves and the
I confederates were given notice toleaN
y within specified time, hut instead
n doing so they armed themselves an
i threatened to destroy the town
, Abbeville, The vigilants pressed thei
e and they scattered, II is reported IN;
g three of the band We're hung on FL
@ day the 9th inst. On "Wednesday MI.
the 10th, one of those who were ende
: voring to escape, was arrested UNI"
+ civil process Mt Brashear, and while
u route here he was taken from q
9 steamer Minnie Avery at Jareaste,
9 u squad Of armed men and huug
Is front of DR.. Dungar's residence, thr'
il miles above that town. All KINDS
d vague rumors are afloat here concern
II ing the number executed, but no pos
tive information can be obtained, ,
, SAN FRANCISCO, September i5.-il
+ reception of Governor Booth, ia
Y night, on his arrival rom the capiu
was perfect ovation. Thousands
q people assembled ut the landing VII
@ music and transr,arcncies. The hons
on the line Of the procession we
o illuminated. Governor Booth was e
II ror,cd to the Grand Hotel, and made
e speech congratulating the people
II the complete victory over the railro,
monopoly. He referred briefly to u
statement of Stamford, on Thursda
i that the bonds of the company can II
:" he sold in the East or in Europe sin
!, the result of the election was ma
;, known, md said that the bonds a
!, worth as much now, and If the cree
: of the company depended on pledgll
y the manhood and independence OF q
~ people of California, the sooner
= credit was destroyed the better.
" BAyaggE, September l5.-The X
r. puhlicans. are accommodating the ca
lists position Mt Gupporsan, evident
r with the intention of making an
n tack. An engagement IL hourly e
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