The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-18
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Associate Press Dispatches

yesterday Dy party oi nes'Ve', Wv "
whom shot him In the back, dangerously
wounding him. After Brylep had fallen
to tho ground he raised himself on his Of
bow and shot the negro who had fired up
on him with one barrel ofhis shotgun,
and then fired on another Of the assail-
ants, killing both Instantly.
Galveston, Feb. 17.--Steaner Henry A.
Jones was burned 10 miles above Reddish
bar The following are known to be lost
J.J. Price, first clerk; JAS Hogan, "a
clerk VIM. Murphy, first engineer; Fer
Peterson, cooper John Cummings, D: Jur-
ner, John Callahan, c. Shelby, James
Brown, VIM. Hughes, II. Harity, William
Brady, White Charley, deck hands; Bob.
Giles, fireman; Mcclure, LIST cook VIM.
Bishop, I'd cook one boy, name unknown,
Alfred, cabin boy Alex Battles, cabin
boy, and two stakers, names unknown.
There were 4S on board,21 saved. The loss
was $4,000 to the Direct Navigation Co.
No insurance.
HAVANA, Feb. l7.--Via. Washington
The punishment Of all employees and mer-
chants engaged in smuggling is demanded
and the people are called upon to guard
against the intrigues of those endeayor-
ing TO induce the intendente 10 relax his
vigilance. The nanoia situation is bad,
and it is necessary that much Of the paper
in circulation must be withdrawn, and
gold substituted. Gen. Ceballas has is
sued proclamation enjoining obedience
to the Government. The proclamation
concludes with the publication of the names
of the new Government of Spain. Ha-
vnna continues tranquil, but the idea Of q
republic does not please The majority Of
slave-owners. Business is entirely sus.
pended, and merchants refusing to sellex-
change ....'
Cincinnati, Feb. l7.-0hio risen ferty
feet been raining for So hours.
Rome, Feb. l7-Carnival brilliantly in
augurated.
St. Leuis, Feb, 1.-THE Democrat pub
fishes an extract from a private letter
from Bsrlin. stating that Bismark's illness
is due to poisoned letters which were hand
ed him. 4t4-
B;smark is so troubled with dizziness
IS not 10 DO able to leave the house his
wife is troubled with unaoc ountable feable-
ness. H f,.N
WAsurSGToN, Feb. l7.-Committee on
4 elections will report on Wednesday, it is
though in radical circles that Morton will
make a report sustaine by Anthony and
Acorn in favor of Kellogg. Carpenter
will make report, supported by Hilland
Logan, forl new election. Trumbull will
report for McEnery. Better opinion is
however, that Trumbull will join Carpen-
ter, giving majority against Kellogg. A
member of the committee thinks the elec-
tion was as fair as is usual in the South
thinks Judge Durell had better bean al
something else than meddling in State af-
fairs. The committee desire compromise,
but failing in this, bill for new ele,-
tion, under the control of the State,
but subject to the supervisions Of FEEDER
al Judge, other than Durell. Probably
Judge Woods.
Madrid, Feb. 17--Majority Of conserva-
tives generals of the Spanish army have
assured the government that they will not
oppose the Republic.
London, Feb. l7-Noon-Consols 92s;
Elves 90s.
Frankfort Feb. 17-Bonds 95S; Paris
rents 55@57.
Liverpool, Feb. IL Noon-Cotton open
ed quiet; Uplands 9ad. Orleans lO@lOb.
Later Cotton quiet; sales 10000 bales.
Exports shipped from Savannah and Char
lesion, December and January o.. same
delivered February and March ITO
New York, Feb. l7-Cotton nominal
salos 56a Uplands 21c. Orleans 2lac.
Flour dull; Wheat quiet; Corn steady ;
Lard quiet. Gold firm Isl; Governments
dull State Bonds firm and quiet.
Rains caused a rapid rise in Mononga.
hala river at2 o'clock this morning, and
the current was so strong that the coal
fleet consisting OF thirty boats and barges
broke loose from the fastenings at Smith.
field Bridge and moved off in current
alarm was instantly given by blowing
whistles md other. signals, and efforts were
made 10 save lives Of uu fortunate men who
were on board OF the coal Fleet, some were
saved, but reported several lost. One man
seen to be buried under steamer Hercules
and another under Andes.
1t is impossible to ascertain the damage
the river and number OF lives lost
River still rising rapidly and at 1880 had
risen II feet but no fruther damage ap-
pretended.
San Francisco, Feb. IA scouting
party of Indians burned the house Of
! Denis Crowley. Gen. Gillem sent detach.
mcnt OF troops in pursuit but did not over
take the Indians.
New York Feb. 17.-Weather quite
warm since 8 A. NJ. Trial ofScanncll for
the murder Of Donohue commenced to-
! day. Civil ynit against Tweed called to-
day, but postponed until tomorrow. Su-
preme Court to-day decided that the new
Jury law passed OF the last session Of the
Legislature is constitutional. The ques-
ton came on appeal in the case Of A. J.
Barclay.
Washington, Feb 17-Resolution in
House to-day to 20 into election to-mor-
row for United States Senator laid over.
Albany, Feb. l7-Wm. Lawry, Jas.
Stewart and Robt. Hayes Mitchell, Ku
Klux prisoners, released from the peni-
Tertiary to-day. Fifty more such pris-
oners remain. y,It. ,q.,a,f,..,, ..-.,.
Madrid, Feb. I7-Cnstellor is about 10
send circular'to foreign powers to pre-
vent their Intervention in affairs Of Spain.
Selma, Ala, Feb. l7-Through trains,
alters suspension of 3 months, resumed
on the Alabama Central railroad. The
Alabama river OF this place is in within 8
feet.of the great July flood and still rising.
New Orleans; Feb. l7-Flour firm !; su-
perfine ST.. extra II. douhlp extrn 10.