The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-07-18


epnpnny waa carried away aud n large
nlnoil NJ emory viii II. Every one
NJ the ais or seven bridges of he Bos'
ton aud Albany rOnlrund, between
Mlddlcnpld aud Huntington, are either
wholly or partially destroyed. The
cmbankmcnt Of the railroad II also
bndly washed out In many places aud
there Is very serious brcnk between
Springfield and Brecket Railroad
travel between Springfield and Albany
will bc interrupted for several days.
SPRINGFIELD, Mnss., july l3.-Dc.
tails are coming TO hand of u second
flood In hampshire county, Mnssaclu-
sets, caused by the giving away of the
reservoir Of factory ut the village OF
Middle0eld.
ST.. LOUIS, July ia gentleman
just from TT. Sill says the Indian
chiefs, Santanta, Big Tree and Lone
Wolf, are in collision against the
whites, and serious trouble may be ex-
pected. Colonel Carlton, with COM
pany of the tenth cavalry, Is on II
scout through the Cheyenne agency.
Major upham, with II company OF the
sixth cavalry, went to Medicine Lodge,
and three companies OF the nth III
fantry from Lcavenworth have gone
scouting along the trail from Washita
through the Cheyenne agency.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July l3.-Heavy
rain has been falling all day. HubbelPs
block in East Cleveland fell in this
morning. The catastr0phewas caused
by the accumulation of II large amount
of rain upon the roof, the gutter strips
being choked. Several persons were
in II barber shop OH the ground floor Of
the block when it fell, of whom one
was killed and several hurt-two seri-
ously.
P0UGaKEEPsIE, N. ", July 49,
There has been u succession of severe
thunder storms along the Hudson for
the past two days. The effects of the
lightning in some places has been quite
destructive. This morning the Baptist
church at Sing Sing was struck, but
not seriously damaged. For several
days the mercury has averaged 80 de-
grees in the shade.
PHILADELPHIA, July l3.--There are
no fresh developments in the child alb
duction case. The unfortunate father,
In the Ledger of this morning, adver-
tises that he has got the money re-
CURED, and is willing to pay. The ab-
ductors are believed to be Il gang Of
English professionals accustomed to
this nefarous business.
HARRISBURG, Pa, July l3.-The
new Roman Catholic cathedral was
dedicated to-day. Bishop Wood, of
Philadelphia, and other prominent
bishops were in attendance.
NIA DDIn T,l,, --rhn ra,nl,l ~ N q,
have again been successful in an en-
gagement with the Carlists near Bill
boa.
CHICAGO, July 13.-Loftus, who re-
Gently murdered his wife in Groves
vile, has plead guilty and has been
sent to the state prison for life.
CHICAGO, July IA terrible fire
has been raging in this city since six
o'clock this evening. The wind is
fierce gale from the south.
The excitement is so great that can
give no further particulars tonight.
+.
KEssENGEN, Germany, July II. Il
Prince Bismarck appeared at the pub
lie gardenslast evening, and was greeted
with the most intense enthusiasm. The
musical societies, accompanied by Il
great crowd of people, subsequently
;erenaded him at his residence. In re-
'ponse to the demands of the con-
the chancellor appeared and
addressed it. After expressing his
hanks for the demonstration, he said |
hat the attempt upon his life was not
made upon his person, but on the
,ause he represented. In conclusion,
ne proposed three cheers for the Ger
man empire and the allied German
princes. The people responded with
'epeated cheers.
There is to be thanksgiving services
n the Protestant churches to-day, for
he providential escape of the premier.
It is reported that Killmann has con-
'essed that he intended to assassinate
he prince and that he used express
'ions indicating that others are COM
dictated in this scheme. A priest
named Kottallier has been arrested at |
Scwentur, under the belief that he was |
accessory to the shooting. He come
rom Kessengen yesterday.
LONDON, July 14.-In the commons
his evening Mr.. Disraeli said he hoped
hat parliament would be in q condi-
ion to adjourn on the 9Th of August. |
n reference to the public worship
equation bill he declared he was un-
'ompromisingly opposed to the resolu-
ions, of which Mr.. Gladstone gave no.
ice on the 9th instant, because they |,
we're aimed against the settlement up.
IN which religious liberty depended.
The resolutions in question opposed
he definite settlement Of the parishes
low in dispute, and clothe the bishops
With power to establish uniformity in
egard to the conduct of public wor-
hip.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 1.-THE
'aymaster's train on the Fitchburg
consisting of an engine and
passenger car, was thrown from the
rack of the Troy and Greenfield rail-
DAD, near Shellburn Falls, yesterday,
lear bridge over the highway, and
he engine went down u flve-feet en-
ankment There were nine persons
n board, all but two being more or
ess hurt.
BOSTON, July 14.-Mrs. Maggie
NTH, of Charlestown, was shot and
killed by her son, boy
inc years old, last evening. They
,ere i'm an auction room in Roxbury,
here the boy found an old pistol. In
laying with it it was discharged.
New YORK, July l4.-There were no
at the Orange celebration
They went on a picnic ex-
nrsion to Ionia island in steamboats,
nd barges decorated with orange and
urple banners, the members of the
,dges wearing the insignia of office.