The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-02
TELEoR APHIc NEWS.

plates fUr Tile Fast river Wluhc W.
thOrnge nrc placed Eight feet Of mt
sonry Ii tO be- placed over these nh-
ch0rs.
The losses In The tea trade In The last
year or two II estimated at six million
dollars.
AT Sing Sing, yesterday, while u
draft Of prisoners was being made for
the Auburn prison, the notorious IVES,
Allen, armed with large knife, un-
locked his cell and daiied aay one to
npp, oacb him. When an attempt was
about TO be made 90 capture him, Al
len poioted TO "A can con,ri nag about
i've pounds of nil, o-glyce"ine, and
threatened TO blow up thep 500 should
any one modest him. 9ne Warden,
decmInp discretion the be. .et part of
yalor. lei Allen behird .he brrs in the
rossessjon of his deadly as. umeht.
The C0rone,Is Jury a,e of opluio
that Della Corcoran, foupd in he river
near Yonkrrs, was outraged and then
mn dered,
Adv;ces from, Kingston -epo,t that
tho bIockode runne9 vi cini,.s has
safely landed Two hund; ed ,housa i'd
e ae'y ydras 'V Tys Wv" Sumdred Rem rTion
rjfI.s 9np hundred and IF needle
ouns oSd n large amount of o her war
,nntariaI II r. stated mat Cascades
mnrhad with n st,ory column for
Conanoov The Insurgents have won
n h,t 10 In the interior. No details.
Uowana Letter saws ,he Insurgents
entoreJ Nnsvi,os while thc governor
shnt himself mn I'm n fort and sacked
the town.
Tnc HeroId,s disnatcb dated London,
% GAYS that ut Carthoyeno. Spaio. YES
teriay the rod fnv ~ ,he irsur rents,
a,,I !yh;nh had hean t,vino oboye.tbe
Snrtross and Sims in The Rnrbor, was
ronlanad nv the national flag. In an
ti,i;mnt;np ~ trnnhlc The iron clad Mem
daz MINI had left tbe arsenal ward and
annhornd in tho mort ready for any
movo,nnnt md also the MemOnicia
W;otor;n and nthers t,.,lnv The iron
clad acco,nnonird Inv three steamers
,u"ua to ;ss,,a fr"n, tho horbor and II
;m,arfarod NTH viii Arr. mon the Mt
tnai, ;nr ves.als A sanT,iporv naval
o,nana,,,a,,t 1. Nv naotnd
fSho pr,,ss;an and Enyl;sh consuls
bova recaiwei orders from their respec-
tive uinisters tn notify cruisers that
rahol .hins ara n;ratns and to treat
tbo,n nc snch the rehels threaten
that II anv vessel belonging to a foreign
nn,v.r ;nterfares IN m,,ssacra every
ronsIl and I,reipner in the city. Stran-
gers nrn ann~chensive. and are fiying
PR their ,iyrs
SArAr,rI Julv o0-Tn rho race for
twn,vna, olds thyee ouarteis of a mile
KIM Amedru, wen with REGARDLESS
secn6d Tins 2.2I1
In the Two md n uuo rter mile race
war. loo D,n'els I'm nv Bassett. True
RIne and Wondc'. Jos Daniels won,
With En sett second Trne Rlue third
aud WonIor laSf Time 4.1O9.
IIN,oN CITy. Tenn. July 20.-'The
f,onrinr of thc o7th reports that there
Wee twentv-nine ueo,ns rom cholerp
dnrio~ The week in That VILLAGE and
immediate vic;n;tv =.
IN thrrnivht of the 18th inst. Mrs.
F:tzna,r;ck' n widow residing at Rim
lev. was awakened rom her sleep by
neg,o named Chris. Titus. who pre-
sented n nis,ol at her head. threaten
mo ;nst,pt dea,h n she made any
nose He then outraged her, and, be-
inc irunL soon fell asleep in her be /.
She then slinned from the house. and
went Tn n neirhbors and told what had
occurred MI Thomson. the neigh
bor' accommodated by Ills two sons, pro
ceetled TO he house and found Titus
sfiIi as,een md secured him. He is
now in Nashville iaiI.
DupIIN Va JIlv 29.-priyate adj
yices received here from Joncsboro,
Tam s,ate that Che cholera has an
nearad the a in n yiolent form.
NJ. and Mrs Shenherd bridal tour-
ists from Montgomery couniy, on their
wov the Tn Pulaski Aim Snrings. while
crossing the Cloyd Mountain in u
buggy their no sc took !. :yht al flesh
of lightning, and sta ted ut a heavy
speed on the road, ard the patty were
precipitated down q prec;pice seventy
feeS high. The buggy was $ battered to
pieces, and the room badly bruised.
The bride had her collar bone and
anl.le dis.Ocated. The hose was
Knocked out, and otherwise badly
Injured. A friendly tee on the way
saved ,hem from going to the bottom.
John Ciii.on was Iun over on The
Chesapeake and Ohio Rail road yestet-
day, between McKeaedy aud Meadow
Station, I'D Instantly killed.
BALTIMORE, July 29.-Jas. Greene, u
fisherman, while ;iauling seine in the
Chesapeake, wa, seized by sha' k,
and the flesh torn from his right leg,
rendering ampu.ation necessa y.
The barn Of Ross Wlll;ans, near the
Relay House, was burned by lightning.
LITTLE Rock, July 29.-Tne cholera
prevails to some extent on plantations
below, one of which sustains a loss of
eleven since Friday.
SIOUX Cry, July 2e.-There are mil
lions of grasshoppers in the air. Their
general course seems to be southwest.
x settlement here is apprehended.
InvnoN Jp,v 2e-Germanv disa-
,,nx. thn r.sno1s;hii;tv far the canture
~ th. i,,;lai,ta The Cantain who of.
T.o,.I tbs caot,ra has heen ordered
hnma f;.r axnionat;on
The Erenrh assembly has nas,ed n
In ,I NJ ;,r The Shinm;nn taI
Thn IihnraIs carriad the election at
Na, mo '"' 0. '' WIZ '''''o'- :"
d. b,ndred Ram;nytop r.aes
landed pear CiIhoo were ieceive,I nv
s;x hnndra, Sa.I;Sta ond ;ake 70 ,bs