The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-12


An charming large number were silly.
rrcd a. pieces by lightning aud total,
destroyed, while innny others were
partially destroyed. To-day viii bc
used IN repairing these lines, and by
fortnight They will bc ready to tell their
own story Of the Storm
SYRACUSE, n. V, July Cat great
ith of July celebration here, tcrrltt
Smith, In an address, touched on the
Cuban question, nrralgnlng the admin
istration for GOODNESS toward the cause
of Cuban Independence, while allow
ing gunboats 10 10 fitted out IN New
York for Spanish use. Cuba, by main-
taing q successful resistance for nearly
five years, had earned the recognition
of belligercit rights. He hoped that
since the government hcsitated, the
people would take up the Cuban
cause, and force the government to act.
a resolution was adopted expressing
sympathy with Cuba, and calling on
the government to acknowledge the
belligcrency and independence ofCubn.
HEARTS CONTENT, July 5.-The lay
ing of the cable of 1878 was successfully
completed shortly after midnight.
men, two womeisay ri u boy went over
Niagara Falls Yesterday. Names UNI
known.
Five fatal accidents here yesterday.
MEMPHIS, July 5.-Thirteen inter-
ments yesterday. The cholera is spread
ing in the country.
New YORK, July 5.-John Long was
arrested last night for fatally shooting
John Hearing both boys of seventeen.
There were thirty-one accidents from
carelessness with fire arms and fire
works yesterday, and nearly as many
in Brooklyn.
John Dennis, driver of market
wagon was fatally beaten in his wagon
ut jamaica, Long Island, yesterday,
having been robbed by two negroes
whom he gave ride on his way home
from market. The people turned ont
and hunted for the murderers lnsuc-
cessfully. There We're numerous eases
of sunstroke yesterday including sew
eral of the militia during til; morning
parade.
Frank Walworth has been sentenced
to the State prison mt hard labor for
life. Judge Davis, in addressing the
prisoner, said he had fearful doubts
whether his case did not justify convic-
ton for murder in the first degree. The
prisoner bore the trying ordeal with
firmness aud left the court with his
mother Immediately after the Judge
bad concluded,
A letter to the World, from Geneva,
gives II conversation with the late EN-
press of the French. She says her
visit to France is for political purposes,
and il is useless trying to conceal it.
She believes there will be soon, a gen-
eral return of the people to order. She
said the Piedmont government AT
home the anii-christian court at Berlin
and the Wild Communists mt Madrid
are filled with fear at the awakening
of Catholic France, and now that the
wrctcled Thiers is gone, all know that
McNIahan is prudent and loves France,
and the future of said empire Is ours,
and France will lead the Reaction
against the forces which threatened
the existence of society and religion
throughout Europe. She says that in
the future, France again will be ut the
head Of the nations, the robbers driven
out of Rome, the Pope restored, Ger
many divided into harmless States, and
Austria again strong.
Since the abolition of the fraIssing
privilege, on July LIST, there has been a
marked decrease in the amount of
mail passing through New York. The
Postmaster says the reform has caused
q falling off of $4,000 free newspaper
exchanges n week,
Six thousand emigrants arrived dur
ing the past week.
LONDON, July S.-I'rue bills have
been found against George Bidwell,
Austin Bidwell, George Mcdonald and
Edwin Moves, the bank of England
forgers, and they will be tried at Bailey
in August.
The annual court at Wimbledon will
open to-day.
The Post says the Shah Of Persia,
before leaving London, made many
presents, including $4,000 to the SER
wants of buckingham Palace, and $l2,-
900 to the policemen who We're sta
toned there.
PARIS, July SIN the duel between
Nj. Ranc, the Communist, and DE Co
pagvac, both were wounded, De copag-
vac seriously.
B.lYoNNE, July S.--Don Carlos has
ordered the arrest Of the Cure of santa
Cruz.
LONDON, July S.-Eighteen Norwe-
gians, belonging to the German Arctic
Navigation Company's service who
were left on Spitscnbergen, were found
dead by party which went to their
relief.
HALIFAX, July Sine steamer Clty
of Washington left Liverpool on the
9th OF June, ana saw heltheI sun !,or
stars during her passage: III was mn
possible to make observations,
When she struck, saturday AFTER
noon, objects could NOT pe seen iiree
yards ahead. she was gong aoou'
nine knots an hour whchshe stranded,
Perfect order prevailed; iwehty-eisht
cabin and four hundred and eighty-onee
ssteerage passengers were saiely iahdeu
by the shlp's boat ala small craft
attracted ~ 'he steamers 1i gun. me
seq was ca,in w Instance '';in nc, 10 Vino
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