The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-30
Associated Press Dispatches.
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washington, March Z3.-Ihe san Fran
cisco bark Lark, San Diego, for Ensudoes,
lost with all aboard.
st. Louis, March ga mob at Chilli
COthe, hung negro who raped respectu-
BILE white woman.
Baltimore, March 29.-John Thompson
Mason, Secretary of State died of paraly-
;is to-day.
Louisville, March ga bill passed
both Houses 70. the appointment of two
Homeopathic Professors in the State Uni
versty.
Cheyenne, Wyoming March 29.-A So
900 fire has occurred; the supposed incen-
diary arrested
Laconia. N. H., March 29.-Jas. Swans
house at Guilford village burned, Mrs.
Swan, aged 50, burnt to death. Mr.. Swan
severely burnt trying to save her.
Philadelphia, March 29.-S300,000 al
ready subscribed for the Centennial cele-
bra Ion.
Washington, March 29.-Fahn, Virgin
ia drover, was murdered and robbed last
night.
London, March 29.-Race between OK
ford and Cambridge boat crews, takes
place this p. NJ. on the Thames as is usu-
ally the case on such occasions there is
great excitement in London and business
almost entirely neglected, although the
race is several hours off, yet people are
leaving the city in great crowds, in order
to secure eligible positions on the banks
of the Thames, from which view contest
fog prevails this q. m, but it ia hoped it
will be light before .he hour of the start
arrives. 1t is the general impression
that the Cambridge crew will be victo.
rious, and betting two to one is in their
favor. At 2 o'clock p. m, the Oxford
crew suddenly became the fayorites for
the University race, it bcing rumored
TINT the Cambridge crew have bcen over
worked and some Of the crew sick.
Later-The race was won by Cambridge
by three lengths.
London, March -Noon--C onsols
92s; tives Of.
Liverpool, March 29.-Cotton opened
firm uplands 81 to %; Orleans %;
Washington, March 29.--Heavy rains
this a. M, and interrupts tho telegraph.
New Orleans, March pa hurricane
swept through this city last night, A
large number of houses were destroyed
and several persons reported killed. Two
loaded cars were lifted from the railroad
track, and one was badly wrecked.
New Orleans, March 29.-Oats frmer
4ic; bacon 30; hay, prime, Is; choice 27c;
pork advanced to III; sugar good demand;
inferior 81; common 81; fair to fully fair
y to 81; molasses fair; fermenting Al;
prime termenting so to 80; others I'M
changed; sterling 25ss; sight par gold l5l;
cotton firm; sales 5000 bales; ordinary l3J
good ordinary lGS low middling lS5
middlng 10; Orleans l9s; receipts 1855
bales exports to Liverpool 200 bales to
Philadelphia 200 bales stock 305, lO7.
Canton, Miss, March 29.-A tract of
hurricane about one hundred yards wide
passed through this place destroying
fifty houses The loss is estimated at one
hundred thousand dollars. An old negro
woman was killed and about fifteen other
persons injured, though none seriously.
Washington, March 29.-Arrived slip
Richard from liverpool, schooner Stephen
Bennett from Baltimore. Sailed steamer
Champion and York steamer Sen Gull for
Baltimore. I.I. ..'t q
Washington, March 29.-It is proper to
say that the motion to reconsider the con-
frmation of Col. Scruggs, rs minister to
Bagota, was carried, but the record vote
was not taken, and he was not rejected by
the Senate. His friends claim that he
had. no knowledge Of or connection with
Georgia rings.
The award of $4,000 to Farraguts
Fleet, for forcing fleets way to Orleans
was confirmed
New York, March 26.-Steamship Gen.
tie City, Of Paris and Rhen have $780,
0OO in specie for Europe. Three steam
ships, several bound to sea to-day, will
not sail until the tremendous easterly
gale of wind now prevailing, subsidies.
Bank statements show loss reserve Of
1894 426.
Gale still increasing. rain pouring in
torrents Awnings and signs blown
Y down. About one hundred feet Of the
post office fence on Park Row just blown
down. No one hurt. All out door labor
suspended today. No vessels left for sea
To-day. Postal car and II. r. conference
still in session. No results shown as
yet
Joseph A. johnson, a wealthy pawnbro-
ker died died last night Of wounds receiv-
ed by robbers 3 years ago. His assail-
ants are serving long terms in prison.
Nothing new in Goodrich murder case
to-day. 80 fa'N@e FN
Philadelphia, March 29.--The wife muir.
derer, Chas. ]. Clarke, on habaes cor
pus bail, on the plea of insanity, was by
the court remanded to prison without bail.
Liverpool, March 29.--Cotton closed
nrm, sales 10000 for speculation, includ-
ing 1000 American from and after April
LIST.
New York, March 29-Arrived, out,
n ,ae City of Mexico, Wizer, Antwerp, city
Washington, D. c., March 29.-J ack