The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-01
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Cotots. n. 81. Odobtr o. The
llumtW cotton Mills Tic lnlNeft ~
he Mud in the world, viii tl1Hc To-
nivht indefinitely, II Is probable ilial
other WUulcu manufacturer VIII sO0ii
fulluW tlii' cSmnplc. III
WAWuSGTOS, October 2J.--A specihi
snys Attorney General williams re-
rci.ed to-day letter from Mont
gomcry, Ala, saying that In nhsc-
uucncc of heavy rains ana the dcstruc'
ton Of the cotton crops by the army
worm, great dcH,ltutiOn exists IN Sow
rrnl counties, especially IN Sumptcr
and MarcngO. In some places mere -
actual starvation, and unless help II
rendered during the winter months
many persons must perish for want oi
food.
Under indictments found ~ the
grand jury hummer of Keepers OF dis-
reputable houses have been arrested,
and the gambling houses ARE To receive
similar attention.
Ihp wife of Thomas Finn, who has
been locked up in Jersey CITY since
.,uly last for killing Eugene Allies IN
quarrel, has died from starvation.
Samuel J. ridden, Chairman OF the
Democratic Committee, has returned
from Europe.
The United States steamer Juniaia
has arrived.
MEMPHIS, October 25.--The weather
is damp and gloomy. Twenty-Five
deaths from yellow fever, and four
Others cannot recover. Ten nurses
arrived from New Orleans, and more
are wanted. -,
BKooKLYy, October 25.-The grand
Jury indicted Chas A Dana for libel.
CoLUMAUS, o., October 20. -Oiiicial
returns from all but one county insure
Aliens election. Other State officers
SrwBrRo, n. V, October Cow
ing to the stringency of the money
market, the Newburg steam mills
stopped -Four hundred men are out OF
employment. ~ -
WArERrowN, y. y. October o.
Robt. ScXbury, aged ITO, is dead. he
was II great hunter i'll northern ne"
York.
PEMLIco, October 25.--Lizzie Lucas
won the half mile race, time 2:is.
Katie Peace won the mile heat, time
1853, 1856 and 1901. True Blue won II
four mile race, distancing Harry Bas-
sctt ty two hundred yards, time I:49
SunEvEPoRT, October 25.-Ihe teIe-
Graphers are all well. Interlnents-
Mary Donovan, white, and jim
Thomas, q child.
SAVANNAH, October ga special
to the morning News from Baii-
bridge, Ga, received T. VI. says, there
are a great many new cases this even
ing. Some of the dangerous cases are
reported better this morning. Ike
iapscs and deaths are hardly looked for:
-Four hundred people have left, and
the streets are entirely deserted
Trains this evening are packed with
the fleeing populace. Physicians say
the fever is on the increase.
CHICAGO, October 4.-!The Finance
Committee of the Board of Trade re-
ports for the resumption of specie pay
.Inent and the redemption of green
backs in gold after the first Monday in
July, 1877. Redeemed notes available
for payments by the United States,
other than those where specie is speci-
ally secured by existing loans of green
hacks, shall continue to he a legal ten
der for public and pSivate debts. That,
for the purpose of regulating the cur
rency as furnished by said treasury
notes, and 20 provide for its expansion
or contraction at seasons when
such changes in its value are
called for by the business of the
country, the Secretary of the Treasury
be authorized to issue in exchange for
such treasury notes, registered certiil-
Gates of debts, in sums not less than
five hundred dollars or any multiple
thereof, which certificates shall be mt
interest of three and siXty-tivc one
hundredths per cent per annum. Ger
a. iADt l,al n nSn
million dollars in the whole, and said
certificates shall he redeemable at the
will of the holders thereof in treasury
notes of the United States of the de-
nominations now in use, and upon
such RECEPTION interest then accrued
on such certificates shall be paya-
bic, and certificates so rendered,
shall be cancelled and destroyed; but
new certificates may from time
to time be issued in their places,
and the amount of certificates 50
redeemed, if the same shall be
demanded by holders of United States
Treasury notes, and certificates 80 is
sued shall not be used for or computed
in the reserves now required by law
TO be paid by national banks for pay
inent of their circulation deposit. The
report was made special order for
tomorrow afternoon.
PHILADELPHIA, October M.-The
Executive Committee of the Centen-
NAL Board of Finance met to-day and
made arrangements for u trip South.
The Committee goes South with the
object of awakening interest therein
IN the Centennial enterprise. The first
place to be visited will be the Fair at
Macon, Georgia.
NEW iuRK, October 24.-The manu-
i.,ctiirinI Interests of Connecticut are
epiiiet IN an unfortunate condition.
FrHni fifteen to twenty thousand en-
Ui1yt- are idle.
President orion of the Western
nip, Telegraph company, denies the
Iuni1 .ately circulated that the lines
Oi The company were TO be leased to a
party vi capitalists. No proposition
other rumor that the dimensions of
the new telegraph building are to be
reduced.
COLUMBUS, Texas, October "a
TweiYsSellow fever deaths yesterday.
Us, October 2i.-NIrs. Stein,
geeehtly from eorgia has the yellow
NORTHUMBERLAND a., October "a
-Four yellow fever cases.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn., October ga
relief concert for Memphis realized
seven hundred dollars. A pair of
sleeve buttons brought four hundred
and fifty dollars.
SAVANNAH, Ga, October pa
special to the Morning News from
cambridge, Ga, says physicians concur
in the opinion that the disease which
broke out there week or more ago IL
Yellow fever. There are eight cases at
present, and new ones are occurring.
simon Angel, prominent merchant,
1t is thought, will not live through to-
day. b. +. Bruton, ex-senator from
tllis district, is very low. Some fami-
lies are preparing 70 leave, but there
seems to be very little disposition to
90.
MACON, Ga. Oct. 2i.-The State Fair
bpgins Monday and promises to he the