The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
Vessels Wrecked - The Irish
Election SChleSSWig
Overlooked.
Rescinded-SOup for the Poor
Liquor Sellers to be
- Prayed Fer.

LIVERPOOL, February l2.--The bark
Eliza Young, for Barreok, is total
wreck at Cro0khaven.
KEY WEST, February 12.-The ship
Rierson, from Antwerp, via Tybee, for
New Orleans, went ashore during the
last gale of Hillsboro bar. A wrecking
steamer has gone to her assistance.
LONDON, February l2.-Ireland 50
far elects forty-one Home Rulers,
twenty-three Conservatives and nine
Liberals.
The heavy gale which prevailed yes
terday on the Baltic sea caused it to
overflow along the eastern coast Of
Schlesswig-H Olstein. The dykes pro-
tecting the lowlands were busrt in many
places, and great tracts of country We're
flooded. The damage to property is
immense, and loss of life is feared.
Boston, February l2.--The senate
passed 4 resolution annulling and re-
scinding the resolve of 1872, which
censured Charles Sumner for his action
in relation to battle flags.
MONTREAL, February 12.--Justice
Ramsey to-day in the case of Rosen-
baum, accused of arson in New Jersey,
ordered the prisoner to be eXtradited.
KEY WEST, February l2.--The steam
ship Gulf Stream, from Baltimore for
Havana and New Orleans, arrived yes
terday and reports that during the pas
sage u fire broke out in the hold and
burned two days, and despite the exer-
tons of the captain and crew much of
the cargo was destroyed. The vessel
was but little injured, the fire being
confined to the hold.
New Y0DK, February l2.--The mcm-
bers of the Stock Exchange have
opened q subscription list for the estab-
lishment of free soup houses in the
lower part of the city. j. G. Bennett
has given $4,000 to supply sorp to the
poor from the fire and police stations.
Jules Pillipplti, an actor, Was found
dead in his bed at the Atlantic hotel
yesterday. "a Ii
The western plan of suppressing liq-
uor saloons will be tried in about ten
days. Worcester, Mass, will be the
first place operated on. A mass meet
ing of the citizens will be held, when
the plan of operations will be ex-
planned, and an organization for work
formed, which it is proposed to prose-
cute vigorously.
Rev. Charles Kingsley, author and
one of the chaplains in ordinary to her
majesty, Queen Victoria, arrived yes
terday OH visit to the United States.
ROME, February 12.-Cardinals An.
tonelli, Capatti and Tarquine are Sc
riously i'll. The last mentioned is one
of the cardinals recently appointed by
the pope. ~ 81 81 L4
LONDON, February l2.-There is con-
siderable speculation as to whether
Disracli or the Earl of Derby will be-
come premier. r.y
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, February H.
The Daily Chronicle of this city pub
fishes a long letter from Senator
Brownlow tomorrow on the civil
rights bill. He decidedly opposes the
mixed school feature of the bill and
says it would destroy the free schools
in the south. He advises the colored
people to tell Congress that they do not
want mixed schools. He also favors
the issue of more currency.
WASHINGTON, February 12.-Gener-
al Sheridan telegraphs General Sher-
man confirming the report of the kill
ing of Lieutenant Robinson and a pri-
vate by the Indians.
Indian Agent Howard, of the White
stone agency, telegraphs to the COM
missioner here for military protection,
which will be accorded.
ALBANY, n. ", February l2.-The
senate has agreed to the resolution
passed by the assembly to rescind the
appointment of commissioners to the
Centennial exposition.
JERSEY CITY, February l2.-The au-
thorities have received telegram to-
day from Colonel Corbin, commanding
the federal forces at Brownsville,
Texas, stating that Hamilton, the de-
faulting treasurer of Jersey City, had
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