The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-30

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NnWYonR, Aamelli, William fHf.
fell, ngtd ~, Who iniorfefed Ia save ~
smaller by from n lmming vs. Payne,
agcd r., Wa fatally stabbed W Poyic'
Payne wns arrested,
Henry Mi.loch md his wife after
several months separation, and shot
her five times aud himself once In the
mouth. The wife IA dying; tho husband
recovering.
4 water spout In Enaluato, Mexico,
destroyed much property and some
lives. The yellow fever Is stlll raging
III Vera Cruz.
The tunnel through which the trains
Of the New York Central, Hudson
River, Hartford and New Haven, and
the New York, Harlem and Albany
Railroads enter the city, fell in this
morning, causing the temporary stop
page of all tlaps.
Governor Dix has addressed II letter
to Mayor Havcmeyer, in reply 10 the
request of the latter for rifles for the
police, and says that even II the means
of granting the reques, wcrcat his dis
poSal he should decline, considering il
very questionable whether public order
or security would be promoted By the
organization of armed military bodies
under the direction and control af nut
nicipal corporations, Independent of
the military authorities OF the state,
and he believes the. existing mode of
putting down resistance to the laws,
by calling out the militia on cNtraor
binary occasions, is, in all respects, the
wiacat and safest.
road Company held Il meeting to-day,
for the purpose of concentrating ar
engagements i'm relation to loan TO the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, for
which it is proposed totalica lien on
most of the seaworthy vessels of tho
company. The attendance was full.
1t was resolved by a majority vote ia
pay the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany ::sj00,000 on six vessels, provided
the company will make them clear
! bill of sale of each vessel.
LONDON, August 27.!lhe Bank of
England forgers have been found
guilty and sentenced to penal srrvi-
tude for life.
BUrowrrcH, n. f., August 27.-Thc
tide rose four or five feet higher than
ever known before. The wharves and
bridges were washed away, and build
ings Frustrated. Three lives were lost.
The storm lasted from. Saturday to
Tuesday. The hurricane came from
the northeast with heavy rain.
MADRID, August 27.-Lizzorago with
three thousand men is reported march
ing to reinforce the Carlist force be-
sieging Estella, who now number eight
thousand. The latter were again de-
feated on Monday with considerable
loss by the Republican force in
Estella. The Republican loss was
tifty-eight.
CASTELAR, has been elected President
of the Cortcs. He said that the
trouble and difficulties of the nation
were increasing. The Republicans
while struggling to establish the Re-
public were united, but after they had
achieved victory were divided, hccaus,
an ideal always exists. The present
government represents a solid reality
and the opposition represents Az ideal
He brilliantly traced the history o.
Democracy, and declared that Tho
death of the Republic would he the
sign of the death of liberty, and tina
the generation would be infamous
which achieved liberty and failed Il
preserve it.
| am Federalist, he said, but mad
ness rends the Spanish nationality
while Italy and Germany are becom
ing united. He reviewed the public
life of M. Theirs, which he said was ,
life of warfare. In conclusion, Senol
CASTELAR, invoked Divine protection t,
save the liberty and integrity of Spain
BERLIN, August 27,-Carl Wilhelm
the composer of the famous German
War Sony, "The Watch Ell the Rhine, ;
died to-day, at Schawlkilden.
| PARIS, Auguft 27.-!l'he high pric,
of bread is causing agitation in tht
populous quarters of this city, out o
which it is apprehended serious trouble!
may grow.
\ apecial meeting Of tia Cabinet il
called for to-day to consider the
| question.
OMAHA, August 27.--Tcn gthousanC
three hundred pounds of silver bullion
passed east to-day.
| DEsMoINEs, Iowa, August 2.-Al
Eexplosion Of a freight engine on thu
Chicago, Rock Island AUD Pacific Rail
road killed one man and badly
scalded three others.
II WASHINGTON, August &C. THE Treas
ury Department contemplates placing
customs officers in the New York post
office to check the smuggling by mail