The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04

uINfNlO 900 llIN ilNilNllN lNlNN CIVIC
MEupus, October f., lhef0 were
fourteen dcnils froui gtlloW fcYcr ycs-
to-day.
LfffLH lloOR, October I "a nunilier
NJ PERSONS have arrived here, who
rcinr tleyollOw fever ns rHgng alarm.
lngIy NJ Marshall, VcXHs.
l1ALifAS, Od0bcr 1.-The schooner
Three lirothcn wns picked UP, Scvcn
bodies found lu the cnbin. The rcM at
seventeen were probably washed over
board Flight Of the Grew were mar
rcd men, and leave large families at
Petite River.
KfNdsros, October IA British
steamer hns bombnrdcd Onca POlt
for two days entered the Fort and
secured the release of the British pris-
oncrs and cXactcd thirty thousand
pounds.
The American steamer Wyoming
has gone to Aspinwall, where Amer
lean interests nrc threatened by she
revolution.
The iilibustcring steamer Virginiis
with new crew OF eighteen men rom
New York Is preparingio for another "Trip
| to Cuba.
There has been fine rains here and
the sugar prospect is improved.
Hatien affairs are troubled.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., October 1.-The
| financial revolution closed yesterday
without any new features.
The liquidation of the Union Ma
! tional Bank of Chicago, had rather II
depressing effect, but caused no excite
ment-much anxiety exists. All are
looking forward to New York for the
solution of the difficulty.
| General Grant has gone to the Fair.
The following are the awards by the
British - American Commissioners:
Coon q Wylie, Fla, $4,000; james
Cummings, La, $40, 900; Heirs of John
Purvis, Miss, $27, 600; John Is. Harris,
Miss, $1,000; Administrators Jalhes
Syme, La, Sll 500; w. Is. Booth, La,
ST. 900; benjamin Whitworth, La,
1000; Boud Jacobs, :. G., $4,000;
benjamin Thornton, Va, $4,000;
John Hoskins, LA, SIC, 800; Thomas An
gel, Tex, $i5, 900; II. Mchoud, Va, $24,-
600.
MEIRoURNE, October 1.-The Pun
want arrived from New Zealand with
yellow fever on board. Twenty eight
passengers had died.
NEW YORK, October 1.-The Grant
Locomotive Works, ut Patterson, Nd,
have discharged one Hundred alld sew
enty hands, and the Delaware. tll!A. Ell
four bundled, caused liy the scarcity of
currency.
Cummings, Star & Co., Jersey City,
have suspended. The trouble is, u large
amount uue from the rai'rOud conpa-
nics cannot be collected.
NEW ORLEANS, October 2.-'lhe fol-
lowing were the ilitcrmeuts ut Shreve-
port Oh the lst:
John Bertrand, white; Charles
Horne, Rev. Father Iscrgoud, Miss
Bette Mccall, LieuteMans 4. A. Wood
ruff, - Lewis, Edward i5hifler.
BUFFALO, October 2.--EX-Presi-
dent Willard Fillmore OF aned the IN
tcrnational Exposition here to-day.
d. Redmond, of New Orleans followed.
The attendance is verY large.
MEMPHIS, October There were
twenty yellow fever interments here
to-day.
The First National Bank has resum-
Cd
LouIsvII4f4E, KY. October AT "
meeting Of the Hebrew Association OF
this city last night, twelve hundred
dollars was subscribed for the sufferers
by fever in Shreveport and Memphis.
MEM YORK, October 1.-The Dam
| forth Locomotive Works are working
only half the time. The company has
plenty OF money in bank, but can not
get its checks cashed.
b. Il. Grinnell q Co., brokers and
bankers, have suspended.
John c. HeeDan is fatally sick with
| hemorrhage of the lungs.
| There are three hundred and eighty
six delegates here to attend the Evan
gelical Convention, which assemblies
| tomorrow.
LOUISVILLE, October 1.-The Islands
bank; Peoples bank and Louisville
City bank all withdrew from the Clear
| ingshouse on the ground that there
was no necessity for com bination,
and the clearinghouse was abolished
by mutual consent.
Fort KLAMATH, OREGON, October
The erection of the i:alloWs for the
execution of the Modocs commenced
to-day. They will all hang from one
beam in public on Friday morning at
10 o'clock.
LONDON, October Sir Edward
Lardseer the celebrated painter, is
dead.
MADRID, October desc tiers from
Carthagenu report Decentralization and
INSTRUMENTATION among II majority OF
the insurgents, who desire to surren-
der, but they are, overawct by the lib
Grated convicts and more desperate
volunteers.
RERLIN, October 2.-Trade specula-
ton is almost suspended, in npprehen-
sion of Il panic on the Bourse.
The King of SaXony is dan gerously
sick.
New ORLEANS, October 2.-Shreve-
port interments Co-day. Johanna fron,
John Smith, J. $. Pierce, Mary Gifiin,
Annie Whiteseli, Il. Delony, Mrs. IL.
Mccall, Lafayette Mitchell, colored (;
Matte Munday, Lou Blackstone, Hem
ry Dreyfus, Martha Risgin, colorcd.
| Total ~; whites, 10; coloreded, =
! WASHINGTON, October &c. Grin
mel and Bird q Co., are cited to snow
cause why they should not be declared
involuntary bankrupts. The hearing
will take place on the 18th instant.
The government has returned to
the Treasury the payments for sep
TENDER: Civil and miscellaneous,
nearly S5,000,000; war, over S4S, 900, geo;
navy, 81, 500, 900; interior, over S., 00O,-
600. Total, 100000.
| LONDON, October 2.-Robert Bigby,
| the English writer, is dead.
PARIS, October 2.--Specie in the
Bank of France has increased four
million francs.
MADRID, October2.-Dispatch from
all sections of the country represent u
much better feeling. The re-establish-
mcnt of discipline. ill the army has