The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-18

iiIHi NUuuilNNllGt lill1 Nlf NIN'h wy
choice Of American, English or fftilch
/ ackcts.
Congress has drcrcod the following
The church and state nrc 10 be sepn-
rate; Congress cannot make laws o.
tablising or prohibiting any rCllBlnni
II 10 he civic contInct
religious Institutions cannot poSs' ~
property; n simple promise to speeN
The truth IN complying with an obll-
cation or II contract, In ease OF NlOiI-
ton, Is substituted for the religious
oath; no body Is obliged TO give his or
her services without just compensa-
ton.
NASSAU, October 13.-Phc steamer
Missouri from Liverpool hither with
an assorted cargo for New Orleans, Is
lost. Loss from quarter TO hall
million. Crew saved.
NEW YoRK, October l3.--I<ate New
ton, wife of Mr.. Charles Backus,
leading actress and member OF the
Fifth Avenue Theatrical Company,
died in this city.
MADRID, October 13.--Therc Is n
doubtful rumor in circulation that u
conspiracy has been discovered to
Nssassinate CASTELAR,. The AlphonAist
cub have issued manifesto declaring
the time has come to prepare for the
accession of Don Alphonzo.
SHREVEPORT, October l3.-Fhere
were twelve intcrments to-day.
MEMPHIS, October l3.-Fhe streets
were almost deserted yesterday. Few
went to church, there were no pleasure
vehicles, and nothing but hcarses.
There were ii(Ty-seyen deaths.
CAIRO, October l3.--I'he steamer
Keokuk, with iour passengers reported
down with the fever, was refused
wharfage, and passed up the ohio.
NEW York, October l3.-Thc steam
ship, George w. Clyde, ut Key West,
October Sth, from Galveston for New
York, reports on the 9th during Sc
we're hurricane, Captain Cole second
officer, and one seaman were whsheu
overheard and drowned.
James Bogh the noted painter Is
dead.
seth Carlton, the Associated Pres
courier, who carried the report OF tbc
Modoc execution from Fort klamath
to the telegraph station Mt Jackson
vile Oregon, rode the distance u nine
ty-two miles in six hculs and litly-hNe
minutes, over II mountain r9ad OF
more than usual rougllno.s, employing
three wt}l selected horses ior tlIe Joui-
lucy. Tie last fortY-two miles lac az
no,nplisbed in eNactly two hours heat
| ing his principal competitor - Ihifly
! minutes, and getting control ol me
wire, which was necessarily occupied
| i'm the transmission Of the Associated
Press, report untiI ii WAS too late to
forward any Other.
BALTIMORE, October Isl. Parkin
Scott. Judge of the Baltimore City
Council, and Judge of the Supreme
Bench of Baltimore city, died this
morning after a protrncted iiiNess, Ill
his seventeen year. He was Audltal
Of the Circuit OF Baltimore county and
subsequently Of the Baltimore City
Court for nearly fortyyseyen ycars.,
MEMPHIS, October M.--T, s. Jukts,
| Grand Chancellor of the knights
Of Phythias Of Tennessee, If
down with the fever, ant the dutles
of his office have devolycd upon NJ. IL,
Merston. This order has clever,
patients and there is no money inthcil
treasury, demands upon them for AID
20 the suffering brotherhood having
exhausted their relief fund and con
tributions. Three physicians from
Chicago, and one from New York
arrived here yesterday, and oiierec
their services which were acceptet
and they went TO work,
James w. Toomy visiting mem
her of the independent Order Odt
Fellows died yesterday.
4 General decentralization exist
throughout the entire city. The tiFl
railroad has been compelled to redur'
the number of trips one-toufth, anf
the number of ears running does no
Weld the expenses Of the drivers.
NJ. T.. Sanders, city editor OF tn
:. Avalanche, is rapidly recovering
The mortuayy report for the twenty
four hours ending Saturday evening
show forty-scNcn deaths from Nello"
fever and ten from other diseases.
WASHINGTON, y c., October "a
ANDY Johnson is here looking atter
S73, 900 deposit in the First Nation@
bank of this city.
I.oGDoN, October ia dispNtcl
from Berlin announces several iail
; ures.
Especial to The Daily Herald
CAIyERr, October II, 1879,
There were twelve deaths from tn
prevailing fever at this place from
p. NJ. on Sunday tar. NJ. last night
Among the number We're c. 5. McDan
iel, agent and operator of the Western
. Union Telegraph company here, an'
b his wife. There were two deaths las
night after the above report
Up to9 O'Clock tonight there ha
, been bui two deaths and no new ease
reported to-day. y,
New ORLEANS, October 14.-All in
coming vessels report encounterlng,
heavy hurricane on the 9Th and 9TH
The ship Carondelet, from Liverpool
lost all but her main mast, lnizzen an'
mizzen topmast, but arrived at South
west Pass She was yesterday in com
pany with an unknown ship. III
: shin Bremen hos arrived and report
having seen Il bark with her main
. mast carried away, and two full rigge
: ships with the loss Of topnasts an
yards.
: The New Orleans clearinghouse ~
} sociation has established two per cen
memium as the rate TO be collected 70
exchange for the present upon bill
. and notes which are made payahl
, with exchange on New York.
MEMPHIS. October 'l4.-Latest new
indicates slight check in the fever
The new eases aTe less malignant.
BALTIMORE, October i4.-Ihe jour
neymen tailors are preparing Tor
strike.
MADRID, October H.--There wer
thirteen killed and forty-seven wound
ed in the naval battle off Cartlagena
on the rebel fleet.
PARIS, October l4.-fhe co incii 9
Z war before which Ranc was sualinone
: 10 appear, has declared him gliltg an
passed sentence ofdeath in coniumaey
CINCINNATI, October i4.-~All III
, banks resumed currency paymentsyes
terday. There was no run.
PARIS, October l4.-Journal &c l'sTi
/, declares that the recent elections dc
n,onstrate the necessity for the restoi
| -, r a. ,.,.no r..fxr IN prpVefif ia