The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-11-07

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The fires ln TIE woods .lill mdug
BEmIN Orlohpr go, Abiding 10
/ hlucr and Lonaur tlrcmpyror said'
Your cooperation Is now, for the iir'l
time, invited 90 lusil,uting n budget
for Alsaco and lorraine. You viii have
an opportunity Of obtaining more
thorough knowledge of the resources
requirements aud institutions of these
provinces than WAS hitherto possible
under the old system Of administra-
| tive reports. You will shaw our COM
patriots Of the upper Rhine the inter
est the whole uution takes in this most
ancient territory.
John Laird, The famous shipbuildcr,
and member al the parliament, l.
deaf.
ROcKroRr, Texas, October 3l.--Col-
oncl Sclleicher arrived late this eve
ming and addressed the people tonight
at the court house. Upon being intro.
duced to the audience he was received
with enthusiasm. He then proceeded
to discuss the topics at the day with
great force and effect. The house was
well filed. This county will give him
an almost unanimous vote.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, October 81.
The Ranchero, II republican organ, in
II local of to-day's issue, says: ave
have decided that when lrishmen aud
| Americans vote for II Dutchman they
are crazy" irhe above term has caused
some here to decide to become crazy
when they might not have been.
llurrah for Schleicher
NEW IBERIA, October 81 The mar
shall, with d squad of cavalry, arrested
5. Gay and AgricOlc Grevenberg, of
Iberia parish, to-day. When the cav
airy arrived on Grevenberg's planta-
ton he left, but he came here and sur
rendered this evening. He had been
grinding his crop for several days.
The property holders of st. Martins
to-day, numbering about five hundred,
headed by band of music, marched
into town with attorneys for prisoners,
to offer themselves as bondsmen.
The attorneys presented commissioner
e. II. Riddell, list of about eight
hundred, having property aggregating
two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars, and were ready to make afiidavits
to that effect. Riddel refused item.
Finally about ten succeeded in provid-
ing certificates from the tax collector
and recorder and presented them,
which Riddcll accepted.
The bonds We're then signed and or
ders given to release the prisoners.
The citizens of both this and ST. Mar
tins parish are very indignant at the
arbitrary conduct Of Riddle in the
matter. The property holders return
ed home rejoicing at the liberation of
their friends. The utmost good order
prevailed throughout, and Grevenberg
and Gay are held here by u squad of
cavalry, and it is said that they will
have Il preliminary examination to-
morrow.
Nor arrests have been made in town
yet. 1t is supposed that to-day's pro-
ceedings have postponed them until
tomorrow. Every body feels uneasy,
not knowing who will be the next
victim.
WASHINGTON October 3l.--Colonel
Hodges, commanding the federal for
ces at Charleston, South Carolina,
writes to the war department that on
account Of the prevalence of yellow
fever in that city, he has removed the
troops under his command to SUN
merville, in that state.
CINCINNATI, October Sic. l.. Du-
monte's foundry was burnt to-day.
Several families, in tenements, were
washed out.
New York, October 3l.-Conkling
addressed large republican meeting,
without abiding to the third term.
SUNBuRY, Pa, October 3l.--A large
fire broke out at Selin's Grove, last
night, in the stable of George Schuer.
"A heavy wind prevailed, and over two
squares in the central part of town
were consumed. Aid was summoned |
from Sunbury, and the fire was got un-
der control on their arrival. The Key |
stone and National hotels, Central !
school house, Methodist church and |
the Times printing Office were burned.
Loss, one hundred and twenty thous-
and dollars. 1t is supposed TO be the
work of all incendiary.
LONDON, October 3l.--It IL reported !
there that there are fifteen hundred
persons sick with typhoid fever in the
town of Dorwin, county of Lancanster,
being more than one-sixteenllf of the
population.
RICHMOND, Va, October Sl.-There
was bloody bat not fatal row to-day
between the adherants of Platte, white,
and Norton, colored radical candidates
for congress. The row occurred where
was captured.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 3l.-Jacob
house was robbed aud
hen burned to-day
NEW YORK, October 3I.--The Fire
mems Charitable association have re-
solved to discontinue business unless
he city pays them by the 18th of No
The central fire department
IF the city owes them one hundred
thousand dollars.
WASHINGTON, October 3l.-One inch
# snow between Buffalo, New York
md Erie, Pennsylvania.
NEW YORK, October Sl.-Trains ar
living from the east are snow-clad.
The Episcopal convention adiourns
Monday.
NEW IBERIA, La, November 1.-The
lection passed off quietly throughout
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