The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-08-15

ilod ita representatives nhfond that The
tine hnamfiVpd Ia recognize tie Span
l.h republic. The relations between
France and Italy are very satisfactory.
LITTLE Rock, August s.--'rhrce
horse thieves were hanged to-day ut
Ozark.
MAsoN's DEPoT, Tenn, August g.
A fight is progressing. Oscar Burton
and two men named Reeves have been
killed.
CINCINNATI, August s,--Twcnty.
two victims of the Pat Rodgers disaster
have been recovered.
NEW York. August l0,--Secretary
Delano went to Long Branch yester-
day to interview President Grant on
Indian affairs.
A rain storm has prevailed for the
last forty-elght hours very heavy on
the Connecticut and Long Island
shores.
Resident Englishmen here state that
the English cricketers allow no bet
ting on their games and never bet on
any of their matches. They claim that
none but gentlemen compose the e!ev-
Ell that contested aud We're beaten by
the Americans ON the 81 and 4th i'll
slant. 1t had been minated In q
newspaper here that the Englishmen
allowed the Americans to beat in order
to get heavy bets on another game aud
then relieve both pocket and reputa-
| ton.
A Newport, Vermont, dispatch states
that the majority of the delegates elect
ed to the congressional convention are
pledged to vote for the denomination
of Judge Poland.
MINIATURES, August l0.-In the su-
preme court the arguments in the rail-
road injunction suit are still continued.
Hon. B. G. Cook, attorney for the
Northwestern railroad, occupied most
of the day in an argument against the
jurisdiction of the court. Considerable
confidence is expressed here, from the
remarks of Chief Justice Ryan, yester-
day, that the court will refuse an in
junction on the ground that the court
has not original jurisdiction.
LONG BRANCH, August 10.--The
storm ragged fearfully all night, doing
considerable damage along the shore.
All the Indian squatters on the beach
were blown into the sea, and the in
mates were compelled to seek shelter
in the hotel.
LOUISVILLE, August 10.-Colonel
Richard Ten Brock, IL well known
horse owner, was shot and is reported
to be MORALLY wounded at Gilmore's
station last evening by George Walker
Whitaker, lawyer of this city. The
particulars of the affair are not known.
Whitaker has already killed two men,
and Is regarded as a desperate charac-
ter.
New YoRK, August 10. - When
Woodruff aud Claflin were in court to-
day, their counsel pledged his word
they would appear when called on, and
the counsel for the plaintiff accepted
that kind Of bail, through professional
courtesy. They Immediately left the
court and proceeded on board steam
ship and sailed for Europe.
SAVANNAH, Ga, August l0.-Tha
American bark, Alexander Mcneil,
now in this port loaded with two
thousand and sixty bales of cotton for
Liverpool, was sold by the United
States marshal to satisfy claims pend
ing here. She was bought by Will
liam NJ. Smith, of Charleston, for ten
thousand five hundred dollars.
TROY, N. Y, August lO.-A special
dispatch to the Times from Benning-
ton, Vermont, announces the arrest OF
IA woman named Flynn, who has Il
child answering to the description of
Charlie Ross, the kidnapped boy. She
tells very contradictory stories.
CINCINNATI, August l0.-Vhe I'M
known bodies of fifteen persons have
been buried, but careful descriptions of
the persons and property have been
preserved. The known loss is forty
seven.
ST. Louis, August l0.-A crowd of
white men anu negroes hung IA negro
at Warrensburg last night for ravish-
ing white child six years Old belong
ing to respectable citizen of War
rensburg.
SAN FRANCISCO, August l0.-Thomas
S. Strong. mate of the ship Pride of
the Port, arrived yesterday. from Bos-
ton, and was arrested last night for the
murder of sailor, knocking him from
the foretree to the deck.