The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-23
THE LATEST NEWS.
Arrest OF / Large Gan Z Of COun-
terfeliers In tennessee.
The Feyer...StiIl Increasing In
The Lover Country.
New York Central Bond rOrsers
Arrested.

arrested.
PORTLAND, Nc, October -. Tn
gale Monday was very severe, II l.
feared many disasters occurred, n,
many lumber-laden schOoners were
Il ong the coast.
CINCINNATI, October 92.--Therc was
snow yesterday,
There WAS forty-eight hours rain at
Charleston, West Virginia, aud the
st cams are swelling rapidly,
FAN FRANCISCO, OrtNhcr -. There
wus an eruption Of Mount I.ainor,
Washington Territory, followed by u
slight earthquake.
\IENNA, October -. Prince BIS
malck had an audience with the EN-
pcror OF Austria to-day, ANA auunc.
Qutntly held Il conference with Count
Andro,Sy and the Italian Minister IL
is reported that ut these interviews the
Prince pressed The subject of national
ecclesiastical legislation, and urged
united action on the part Of Austria
and Germany.
LONDON, October 22-lhe lsmalia,
from New York for Glasgow, Is several
days overdue.
BosroN, October 22.-Georgc w.
Keith, Il postoilicc clerk of South BOs-
ton, has been arrested charged with
stealing registered letters.
WASHINGTON, October 22.-Chief
Engineer Humphreys report for the
year ending une3O, 1874, recommends
for upper Mississippi $1,000; for Mis-
souri, to Ohio SjOO,OOO Mississippi
Missouri, Arkansas and White rivers
S372l0; Louisville and Portland canal
Sl000OO Tennessee and Cumberland
$SI0Ul Mouth Of the Mississippi $780,
900; removing the raft Of Red river
S50,000; Improvement Of Mobile IIar-
Dor $li5,000; Ship Channel, Charleston
llarhor $lS, 900; Savannah Harbor Rv-
en- $lO0,000; Mouth st. James River
Fla, $4,000.
NEW York, October % -Boutwell
retained last night to New York. He
fayors expansion, but does not approve
OF the resumption of specie until the
balance OF trade in the country's favor
shall justify it. lie opposes the banks
paying interest on call deposits
-Four men are reported to have been
arrested on charges connecting them
with the recent immense iOrgcrics on
the New York Central bonds, The
evidence against them is said TO have
been furnished by az pnhraVcr, who
made the plate from when the forged
bonds were prihtct.
The Wtstphaii,. has five hundred
and lifty-sevc p0aAla sterling specie.
The Italian 0usul says the Italian
Chamber Of Deputies haS,at his request,
passed II bill prohibiting the trullic in
children, and this till will he the first
taken up 10y the Senate in November,
and will, when II becomes n aw,elltct-
ually put an end to the Italian slave
question.
A dispatch from Knoxville, Tenn,
announces the arrest of more of the
Tennessee ,ountorteitcrs 10y Colonel
Whittlesey's force. Six of them were
locked uU in default Of bail. Three
more will include the number OF ar
rests to be made in the immediate Vi
entity of Knoxville. 1t was thought
they would be brought in last night,
when the secret service corps will
leave for North Carolina, to assist in
completing the arrests there.
Galveston is full of refugees from
BRYAN, Calvert and Columbus, and
more are arriving on each train. Tele-
grams from Columbus report the fever
increasing fast, and of very fatal
type. -Four deaths in the past twelve
hours. Hon. George w. Smith and J.
NJ. lIarcourt are among the victims.
The place Is almost depOpulated.
special relief train was forwarded to-
day with physicians from Galveston.
Calvert kilograms report nine deaths
in Neutrality-suspicious.; the disease contin-
ues very violent.
In Bryan there were two deaths and
seven new eases in the past twenty-four
hours. Business is almost entirely
suspended.
WASHINGTON, October 22.--Admiral
Amy, commanding the South Atlantic
squadron, reports TO the Secretary of
the Navy that he has succeeded in pro-
tecting property and persons in tran
sit at Panama
Receiver of first educational bank ex-
poets in two Weeks to announce o divi-
dend Of three per cent.
Treasury clerks took Sl0,000,00O in
bonds to Europe Saturday, making $685.
100000 negotiated by the Syndicate.
TORONTO, October 22.-Dispatches
from various ports on Lake Ontario
report u severe gale yesterday, and n
number of vessels ashore.
Patrick Henry, a lahorcr, residing at
No, 70, Washington street, was found
dead, caused from yellow fever The
corpse was ut once removed to Black
wen Island, and disinfecting corps
set at work on the premises.
NEW York, October pa yellow
fever patient is said to have arrived
from Memphis on Monday. Three
men slept with him last night.
MEMPHIS, October 32.-Weather
warm; prospects of II storm.
Thirty yellow fever deaths, and
eleven new cases for the twenty-four