The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-09-13

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/ lnunedlaiol, aztec she hrt l,mcs, and
1oio.ly lni out Use iltcs. 80 The hrsl
.iiosh Tie chief engineer reached the
/ tu.ins loom, but IN q very short ti'nc
rcunrd and reported TINT the snip
wos 'inflng.
Ali hands below were atotl co. ara
the boata nrdcrctl to be- lowered rockets
were also fred in the hope Qfnl'ractlng
attention from tine shore. Tn" iif-i
boat attempted 50 he louychcd was ihe
ytarhoard liic-bonl, In assisting to get
this boat launched Mr., Mcintosh, who
WAS standing on the rail, lot his bal
ancc. fell into The sea and pcrished'
Five men got into this boat, but in the
confusion OF the moment they cut
away, after letting the boat drop stern
foremost; while suspended by the bow
the mon were washed out and the boat
was 81 ashcd against the ship, The
next heat tried was the starhoard cut
Tor, which being on the lee side was
launched without difficulty.
An attempt was thon made to get out
the port life boat, bl't it being on the
weather side, the effort was difficult
and dangerous, yet With strenuous eH-
ertions she was safely launched, III
remainder of the crew were then dis
trihutcd in the two bOata, the first Of
licer going in charge OF the cutter
The captain took charge OF the ne
boat, and gave orders that the tive
boats should leave together and Keep
81. near as possible to each other to rem
der assistance in case the other hccdcd
it.
When about to leave the ship, the
Coutoin looked overtllc side to apprisc
those in cutter, but she was not TO b
seen. and has not since been Ecnftl OF.
The probability is that those in charge
left nj once and were lost among The
breakers in making for Tie iig'i*,
The lifa-boa. surcncded in reaching
Cane Breton. Fi.tcen Of the steamers
crew were lost, and fifteen saved IN the
life boat.
PARIS, Sept. g.. The American citi-
zens, residents in Paris, yesterday pro
posed TO display the United states flag
in honor of the Proclamation Of the
Republic; but the Project Objected very
strongly and they abandoned the idea.
! The Minister of the Interior has Is
, sued an order prohibiting tie puhlica'
ton of the Radical republican Journal
lie peup'c Soverane, because Of the ap
pearanee in its Columns Of articles in
citing to disturbances and contempt OF
the Government.
FIR BRIDGER, September 5.-lhe cN-
plorine party under Professor Marsh
of Yale College, has returnedhcrcaito'
an absence u six weeks in the region
;ior Inc Uniath mountains. The trip wa.
, very surae-sful, many discoveries o
extinct animals being made. The par
IS loves this morning, by way of Sal
Lake, for ,he Pacific coast.
WASHINGTON. September 3. -- Evi
depcc- of value to the amount of Sl5,
100000 are IN the hands Of the British
Minister thornton, who, on the 5ti
instant, viii hand them over 10 SCric
tary Fist
la'ua. fremont rcported seriously
Ii.4tt, Septenbcf S.-Tho coas
wr,e tue .oamer, Lankawana, wllicl
. r9 2rising.GQr 5eyerpd~nlontl
pu tine At'autic wreck, sailed for New
a. '.r taany, the company .havh'i
i,a,.u.m The wreck, which viii noN
e.a wind and rain storm pre-
olu. ia night and to-day.
, ute iloce, September s. Austria
ian Kelley, the prize-fighter, is dead
New YORK, September S.-.lohnson
a luwyet Of williamsburg, has beer
. indicted for complication in the rail
f road bond torgcrics
SAN FRANCIsco, September S.-Rc
ports from the interior confirm th'
, success of the nnti-MonOpoly candi
dates.
The caving in of the tGnnc' at Lin
: coin and South creeks, caused the suf
location of nine men.
ST. LOUIS, September S.-Whit
connie, formerly agent of the st iIoui'
4 Louis Life Insurance Company, fol
Indiana, has been arrested charged
with n 100000 defalcation. 4
NEW ORLEANS, September S.-Iht
following was received from Shreve-
port to-day:
SHREVEPORT, September Blowing
to the prevailing malignant fever III
our city, and the consequent panic III
the country, our city has been quarall-
tined against interior points, and trade
in consequence is paralyzed.
j ,TSigncd1 A. II! LINDSAY,
] President Shreveport lSoardof Trade.
CHICAGO, September s.--The Office
of tie American Express Company. is
reported robbed of $4,000 by one OF
their employees. 90
PoleTLAND, Me-, September S,-The
State election is progressing quietly,
with slight vote.
Sr. Louis, Sept. IA special dis
patch from Sedalia says, the Iowa rail.
road train robbers, who have been fit
ting about in some Of the westerneoun'
ties of this State, are altogether again
except Mccoy, and that the detectives
have information that another bnnk