The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-26
TELEGR ApHIc NEWS.

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Additional excitement was caused
In Brooklyn IN financial circles by the
tint Judge Alexander
McCuc, one of the largest stockholders
of the of the Brooklyn Trust Company,
on whose application, II was forced 10
suspend pay mept, who has since met
his death, had been transferring his
rrnl estate In the heavy blocks, to his
wife TO secure himself from loss, In case
Mn VERNON, Ind, July 2l.-Six
deaths In town to-day. More than
half the population have fled. Physi-
clans and nurses are coming from
neighboring towns.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 81. - Six
cholera deaths last week.
CoLuMBI's, o., July 2l.-Nine con-
vcts and one citizen died Of cholera
yesterday.
NoRwicII Conn, July 2l.-A sus-
pcndci- company's building, machinery
and stock IL burned. Loss SOL 600; in
surance $5O,0O0.
BosroN, July 2l.-Prof. May, pat
ent medicine vender, shot II man
named Winslow. The trouble arose
from business transaction. The ball
entered his cheek near the eye.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-Thc ma
chine shop corner Of One Hundred and
Eighteenth and Caldwell streets,
known az the Industrial Works, Is
burned.
ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-Charles A. Da-
Wis, noted journalist, is dead.
BAYONNE, July lS.-Don Carlos en-
tered Spain on Wednesday amidst in
dcscribable enthusiasm. The party
stopped ut Il small inn at the foot Of
the Pomona Plata, where the Marquis
of NaleZ Pennies and General LiscOgO
were waiting with an escort. Here
Carlos donned brilliant uniform and
the party proceeded to Sanger Romur-
DIV, where several thousand Carlist
troops were encamped. a TIE Dcum
was chanted in the church. All the
Republican prisoners in the place were
released, cannon fired and the day
given up,to rejoicing.
There We're four thousand troops
with Carlos, but the main force Is on
the coast of Biscay, under General
Elio, to cover the landing of arms and
ammunition from English ships.
1t is reported from the frontier that
the Madrid government has issued II
proclamation suspendng the cOnstitu-
tional guarantees to the Basque Pro-
vinces.
The friends of Don Carlos entertain
strong hopes of the recognition of their
belligerent rights by France as soon as
they gain position Of regularly forth
fled city, and also establish their seat
OF government. The Carfists declare
that the Republican General Cibnienet
was killed by his own men.
PHILADELPHIA, July A.-'The Even
ing Telegram's dispatches from West
Chester reports that Conner, of Ches-
ter county, yesterday visited Athens
vile and Brynour, for an investiga-
ton of the G0ss murder case. He as
certaineh many particulars of GOss,
alias Wilson, while residing in those
places, and he has arrived at the fol-
lowing conclusion. 1t now appears
from the evidence thus fare obtained,
that Uddcrsook left Baltimore with
fifteen hundred dollars, and was to
meet Goss, or Wilson, in Philadelphia,
and give him the money, and see him
on board Il steamer for some European
port but rather than part with the
funds, he took him to the country, MUIR
dcrcd him, p0clleted the money and
returned to Baltimore.
SARATOGA, July 24.-The meeting OF
the Saratoga Association was inaugll-
rated to-day with splendid weather
and an excellent track.
The first race, for Traverse stakes, of
one and three-fourths miles, for three
year Olds, was the great event of to-
day, and created intense excitement.
There were seventy-nine nominations,
of which the following started: Muir
dock, Count Dorsay, Spring Book, Tom
Bowling, Fellow, Captain Mccormick,
Waverly and Free Lance. Count Dor
say did not get away when the flag
dropped, and was out of the race from
the start. Tom Bowling won. Spring
Book, who ran tapping him for the
greatest part of the race, at the furlong
pole on the home stretch, threw his
rider. Tine SfWl,
After the race claim OF foul riding
was made against Tom Bowling's
jockey, it being asserted that he rode
over Spring Book; cutting his left fore
leg. The Judge, after prolonged con-
sultation, decided against the appeal,
and gave the stakes to Bowling, with
Waverly second, and Murdoch third.
The injury to Spring Book is slight.
The second race, for sweepstakes, for
all ages, $50 entrance, S66 with S,SOO
added, mile and one-quarter heats. The
following started: Joe Daniels, Wis
cord, OrtOken, and Strachine. The
latter won, with Joe Daniels second.
Time 2:lli.
ST.. Louis July 24.-Fredcrick Schults
living two miles from Pleasant Hill,
Nebraska, lately cut off the head of his
sister, Mrs. Lackrosse, with an axe, and
went into q field short distance from
the hottse and cut his own throat. No
cause can be assigned for the deed.
A dispatch from st. Joseph, Mo. says
that the Iowa train robbers are believed
to have been traced into Nodaway
county, NO., and ii is thought they will
be captured.
AUGUSTA, GA, July 24.-The latest
reports from Florida state that the
crops are generally two weeks behind
last season, Three weeks ago the
heavy rains caused much grass, but the
planters were overcoming 1t when the
rain began again last week, doing great
damage. Caterpillars have made their
appearance throughout Middle and
East Floaida, but as yet have done
little harm. The next two weeks will
determine the extent of the injury from
this source.
Experiments with Paris green as a
destroyer, has proved highly successful!
The corn crop il reported good. In Al
ALBANIA, cotton is looking much better
than it did four or five weeks ago, and
if the warm weather does not interfere,
the crop id that State will be larger
than last year.
The worms have made their appear
ance much earlier than usual, and are
reported on every plantation, but they
have done little damage, and the mis-
chief, If any, Will come from the third
crop of worms, which are expected
three weeks hence. The crop is three
weeks later than last year, and the
indications are that the yield will not
be SO great.
In Middle and Eastern Georgia the
crops are a good deal later, but look
much better than some time since, and
an average yield may be expected;
Parts of Eastern Georgia have suffered
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