The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-05
NEWS.


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y IOSDos, June GA special 10 n g
Telegraph from Central Asia
announces that Kahn KidnOn has sur
rendered Internationally 10 the llus-
tianGtrO6ps, before thecapitol Ofkho-
nate Aner General Kaufman had re-
twelve proposals. for capitulh-
ton were made with ~trcacheroua in-
NEW ORLEANS, June GA fire of-
cured In n drug store on the corner OF
and Front streets; loss S2o,OOO.
Pedro Martinez, from Havana, n
on Tile steamer Havana,
while laboring under a fit OF insanity,
overheard nj the quarantine
and was drowned. :.
BROwNsviLIE, June GA mail
from Laredo brings the news that II
large party of K%ickapo0s are cncamp
ed on the Mexican side, II few mile
from there, and are suppose" to be
waiting for the river 10 fall TO make
raids into LOredo.
Preparations are making for Il Wig
defense. Uy a.
J 1theseIndian have been in the habit
of making incursiOns into that section
and robbing ranches and killing. set
tiers heretofore, and escaping mo
Mexico unppnished. IN
THE New York Herald estimates
that the amount of actual cash brought
into this country by Immigrants aver
ages one hundred dollars to every I'M
migrant, and values every Immigrant
as Il laborrr it one thousand dollars
Consequently it estimates the increase
LsfL material Mealth from the immigra-
ton of last week alone ut the UNI OF
seventeen millions of dollars. The
Herald's estimate is entirely within
of lrepson:l Tie muscle,
brain and treasure brought TO our
shores from Europe are II prize OF mes
-timable value.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Last night
a terrible explosion of nitro-glycerine,
on the corner Of Taylor and IL streets,
killed ten persons, and wounded many
Others. Alarge number are also miss
ing, and are,probably buried beneath
thc'delris. As.tB -.
The Explosion OF six cans of nitro
~glycerine 1t Is supposed caused the con
cussion, which exploded fifteen pounds
o. Giant powder. Among the Killed
are Major-Gcnera Won Bokkellin,
j.. p. smith, VIM. Davis, Ben Mer-
dell, Charles III. Knox, of san Fran
scisea vJelm neyinc, Mr., Epiiy 0.
Conner, and NJ. II. lowe and daugh-
ter, aged eight years, OF Gold Hill
Gchcra yehI H0kBellin's body was
found in his room. y. II. smith, and
Lowe, his former clerk, were found
hb0ut fifty teetifr9m their rQoWs.)
a large number Of workmpn arc
employed in removing the debris from
thelbodics of tie reminding persons,
known to he beneath. The body OF
Charles il, Knox has Just been taken
out. Great excitement prevails. Bust
ness is suspended, ami all the schools
are closed. The streets are crowded
with people. -,
tTsIt is how, undcrstoHi that there VIII
be no TeelebratieH -oftlie' 4th of July,
the money collected for it will be cx-
pended in burying the unfortunatc
dead, and the Remainder will be dis
tributcd among the different fire COM
paliics. The city will go into mourn
ing.
Joseph Sharon, Dan Lyons, Charles
VonSirlcrundS Senator Hobart reported
killed, are .s,tfe.j 1t is now ascertaihed
that Won Bokkelin had stored beneath
ms room IN chhs III 49, ,.;amt
one hundred ana MY Pollh',s =, Sa ~
powder, anu TWO hundred Pou 4" "
blasting powocry me houy o. " -
Lowe mas Just peeIl taken rom 'i'e
Ruins,
> DETROIT, July l.--Earkcr's Tobacco
Factory was burBed this morning; loss
$780, 900. .a
A box OF powder, in Hoosac Tunnel,
exploded killing four and fatally
injuring two.
AT Richmond, as an early hour this
morning, the boiler at the TTedsgOr
Works exploded, instantly killing
Samuel II. Saunders, fireman. Several
fragments of the boiler were driven q
considerable distance, doing much
damage. One piece Weighing 10000
pounds was blown through Il stone
wall into a blacksmith shop, greatly
damaging the machinery. Fortunate
Nv the accident occurred before time to
60 to work, otherwise the loss OF life
.Woulu nuSc De-, ivutt', a.iSN'a ~. -,
in the bIacksmith shop, where nearly
one hnpdrsa hanqs are usually eh'
pIoyed yA.
New ORLEANS, yliy IA pFivale
dispatch rom tpe Hay 81; Louis,
states thai q Que WAS ioughI neaf
Montgomery sIation, this moriiinsI
between Ex-Judge. MIh. Iooley ny
X. b. Khett, Jr., OF the rlcayuhe, u
which Cooley was instantly Killea ny
the second snot. me dilHcuity grew
out of an article puDilshed III the re
ayune,. headed "iiawkens Vs. ttI-
nynpe,',.and reply ron 1u9ge S ootn
~, pnppshed ~ inies 0i ,ne LII
'Rhett WAS no E0leheH. ! unuel-
stood that lthctp was the cilai,engins
party. They fought whn gonple-pal
relied shot guns, ioaaed WIN pai' Rla
distance ofNforty PAGES. g
CINCINNATI, Juiyi.-AtDe MONIES,
Iowa, saturday, Nelson ork sm1. aha a
alleges, outraged bis wife, Mrs. fprk.
ST. LOUIS, July I;+TIhree cnoieIa
deaths were reported YESTERDAY ~
was TRACED 70 impure wen WAFER "h"
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