The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-11

10 remain during the epidemic ANA
therefore pecuniury needs arc press
ing.
New York, October 4.--A dlsputch
from tho Mayor of Memphis Gays )
"Get all the relief In money to pny for
the relief of the sick, hire nurses anu
bury the dead. The fever grows wore
daily. send immediate assistance"
WAsHINGToN, October U.-Thc frca-
sury department Is paying persons who
were employed in taking the United
States census in the Southern states
in 1860, hut were deprived OF Their
money 10y the breaking out of the re-
bcllion. Already over $67,D0 have
hecn paid to such employees, in sums
ranging rom $40 TO 500.
Admiral Goldsborough has been
placed on the retired list.
The President has requested the sec
rotary OF War 10 direct the Commits
sary TO send ten thousand rotions Ia
Memphis, for the yellow fever suffer
ers A telegram has been received
here from the Howard Association nj
Shreveport, expressing gratitude f0l
the action OF the government III send
ing rations for the sufferers there.
Liberal sums were collected in the
churches yesterday for Memphis.
=. d. Barker succeeds Wcdiner ~
Collector OF the Second Alabama dis
trict, the former having been arrested
charged with dcfalcation.
Medical Director Charles EVcrsf'eld
of the United States Navy, Is dead.
BosToN, October, 6.--Ihe remains q
Rev. George NJ. Randall, Bishop o.
Colorado, are laying in state at 81
paul's church. The funeral will talit
place Tuesday.
Asbury reports that the Carlists fired
on his yacht, Ethan, while IN the pori
IF Bilboa. The yacht narrowly cs-
capped.
f.oNDoN, October Ga meeting OF
ten thousand people was held in Dun
dnlk, in favor of Fenian amnesty.
PARIS, October 6.-l'he Paris Jour
nal, the Monarchial newspaper, says
the proposed restoration of the Mon
archy, on the basis of the charter OF
1914, in modified form, will be pre-
scntcd upon the reasscmbling of the
Assembly. ,,u
PHILADELPHIA, October O.--Thc
proprietors of the Baldwin locomotive
works discharged two hundred out oil
two hundred and seventy-iive EN-
ployes. Considerable work has beer
done ahead of time and ten locomo
ivls will be delivered weekly until
| The middle of next month, to tn,
Ppnns, lvania Railroad Co. They have
delivered cighty-ive locomotives ano
viii make fifteen more when required
The reduction in the number of hands
was cause d partly by the canceling, o
orders by parties whose position die
not warrant their fulfilment, but main
ly in the falling off of orders received
MADRID, October 6.--The Carlists are
fast losing ground in the northern
provinces. They are utterly demon
allied and the men accuse their Leaders
of treason. General Morienes, com
maider of the Republican troops, II
energeticaIly advancing against them
| The siege of Carthagena is proceeding
actively. The firing is heavy ant
sharp on both sides. Many of the in
surrectionists desert daily, and surren
der to the Republican forces.
BAyoNNE, October G.-Generall Sa
billo Joined Don Alphonse yesterday
he was received with cheers by Thu
Carlists.
PARIS, October CAT a meeting o
the Deputies of the Right tonight, IN
| following Cabinet was selected in tn
| event a change upon meeting OF Tn
Assembly: Due De Cassac, toreig'
Affairs; Bousher, interior; Chestnes
long, finance; Dcspreiy. Justice
Grivarty, public works; Dupon
comm cree Montaignie, marine; Chan
GAMER war.
MONTGOMERY, OctoberG.-No yellow
fever deaths reported for the forty
eight hours ending at noon To-day
The total number of deaths reporte'
since the fever first originated (Sep
| TENDER l9) to date is eight.
KNOXVILLE, October G.-One thou
sand dollars were raised for the Mem
phis sufferers. The Masons and Ode
Fellows hold meeting tonight forre
| lief.
NEW ORLEANS, October GA spccia
from Houston says the committee o
Galveston and Houston physicians ha
Just returned from Calvert, and repor
the fever there genuine yellow fever
| Forty. two cases reported i'll all.
SHREVEPORT, October 6.-interment
to-day were: i. G. Grey, Mary Ernan
Leopold Nice, John Mundy, Jr., Adj
Prescott, Mrs. S. j. Schil,is, G. j. Wur
man. Charles Hugo Wall, Luly Venson
James Venson, Moritz Levy, Koni:
Iaur. Sandy Brooks (colorcd), Macl
Washington, Charlotte bradford, Spcn
Ger Molittee.
CHARLESTON S. G., October "a
noon to-day Il largely attended publi
meeting of citizens formally declared
the recent municipal election to b
null and void, and called on the presen
officials to retain their offices until thej
successors be legally elected. Durini
the rain storm to-day, the freight depo
at the Northeastern railroad was un
rooted, killing John Miller, roat
employe, and severely injuring severa
others.
NEw York, October 6.-Yesterda,
morning a portion of the Fourth Ave
nue. tunnel gave way, filling the tun
mel with masonry and earth. The AL
bany express train had pas 'ed only
few minutes previously, and anothe
was due at the time of the accident
Although five hundred men were i'm
mediately put TO work, it was flv'
Eo'clock in tie afternoon before train
could pass. This is the second tim
the tunnel has caved within a shor
time. The remaining portions ar
said to be cracked and ready for an
other tumble.
The Union Theological seminar.
has received from Mr.. james Brown
a banker, three hundred Thousand dol
lars to complete the endowment OF 1T
professorship.
Rev. Horace +. Cockerill, formerl.
nastor of the Seventh Street Church
but who was deposed from the. min
istry some time ago, preached las
evening in the YorkvIlle Methods
| Church.
The City OF Brussels reports havii
encountered the brig Doretha, from
Wilmington for Glasgow, in distress
The master was sick. A surgeon wa
nut OH aboard, and the Doretha pro
ceeded to Halifax.
The Worlds foreign special say
Theirs consents to the alliance of tn
| Republicans and .mperialists as tn
only means Of preventing the restora
tion OF monarchy with Count ID
/ 4 t,n