The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-10-03
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WAsiii3hioS, September aO,"s
Four c0lilpnnica NJ federal cavalry
nave been pt,lcfcd 10 west Alabama.
/ 81 n meeting u the deposltors of the
lrcedman's hank, lust night, Robert
lurvls, cOlored, one Of the commits
sioncrs appointed to wind up it, affairs,
suid he would, at nh adjourned meet
| ing, make statement Of It's affairs,
which will probably not be IA favora-
blc as thnt heretofore published, nor
! would II he 50 bad rs those, who In
connection with II, had taken advan-
! tagc of the fears and necessities Of the
dcpOsitOrs, who have sold the face
value of their deposits ut heavy dis
count.
WASHINGTON, September 3O.-Origi-
nal copy "Dcar Kellogg--I am des-
perateIy short. Can't you send me
81 900: II so, would be good service.
Yours truly,
MATT. H. CARpEN1ER'
PROVIDENCE, September 3o.--The
committee on cotton and WOODEN facto-
ries advertise the third term from De-
tobcr to January. The manufacturers
have made arrangements to comply.
MOBILE, Ala, September 3O.--At a
meeting of the board of directors of
the cotton exchange, yesterday, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That on and after October
l, this exchange will accept only stan.
dard American types of cotton prepar-
ed and endorsed by the committee of
exports and the national exchange,
and that the quotations be made ac-
cordingly Herewith.
The city remains very healthy. No
fevers of any kind.
MADRID, September 30.-General
Marion has succeeded in relieving
Pompatura.
1t is reported that the correspondent
of the K;enz-Ieitung has received
warning from the Carlists that he vii!
he arrested and shot if he crosses the
frontier.
LONDON, September 30.--A special
from Berlin to the News says it is re-
ported that Russia is about to open ne
gotiations with SerranO.
The Post is informed that seventy
tons of cartridges for the Carlist army
leave Birmingham almost every week.
New YORK, September 30.-It is
feared that il may be necessary to
make considerable military demon-
stration, in or order to reinstate some
of the ousted Kellogg officials in north
Louisiana, and General Emory has ap-
piled for Il detachment of cavalry to
range between Coushatta and Shreve-
port, with the view of intimidating
any persons who may be disposed to
replace.
ATLANTA, Ga, September 3O.-The
governor to-day ordered the sale of the
Macon and Brunswick railroad, ! to
take place OH the first Tuesday in De-
cember next, at the depot in Macon,
Georgia, at public auction to the high
est bidder.
New ORLEANS, September 30.-A
fire on Toulouse and Maraiz streets, de-
stroyed six small houses. Loss, S25,-
600 insured in local companies.
STEuBENNIrI.n. Ohio, September so.
The Golden Gate distilIery, with
some adjoining buildings, was burned
to-day. Loss 100000.
CINCINNATI September 3O.--Joseph
Glenn, one of the proprietors of the
Cincinnati Gazette, is dead.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-The fol-
lowing was received from the navy
yard at Pensacola There are six cases
of yellow jack at present--Commodore
Wolsey, Iieutenants Commander Kel-
logg and Barclay, DR.. McElwell and
Sergeant David McCloskey. Eleven
cases are cnnvalescing, Captain
SHINES, Engineer Lambdin, and nine
enlisted seamen.
George f. F. Wilde, lieutenant COM
mander, commanding the department, |
has given orders to transfer the officers |
and men who are well, from the naval
station to the iron clad, Connecticut,
and remove the vessel to q healthy To-
cality.
The marriage of Miss Maria Ewing,
daughter of General and Mrs. w. II. |
Sherman, to Thomas w. Fitch, of the |
engineer corps, United States army,
was celebrated at st. Aloysius' Roman
Catholic church at ten o'clock, to-day,
in the presence of very large compa-
ny of distinguished persons, among
whom were President and Mrs. Grant,
members of the cabinet now in the
city, members of the diplomatic
corps, distinguished army and navy
officers in full uniform, and prominent
citizens, nearly all accompanied by
ladies. The marriage ceremony was
performed by tho Most Reverend Bish-
OPP Purcell, OF Cincinnati, after which
a nuptial mass was celebrated by that
distinguished prelate. The crowd at
the church was immense and many
were unable to gain admission. After
the ceremony at the church wedding
was held at the residence of General
Sherman, on street, lasting from one
to four o'clock. The newly married
couple left here atsix o'clock this even
ing for bridal tour north and west
and will reach st. Louis about October
Is, where they will reside. The we'd
ding presents were numerous and
many of them very valuable.
NEW ORLEANS, October 1.-The re-
publican convention for Orleans parish
will be held on October IL. The repub-
lican state central executive commit
ttee last evening ratified the confer
eDce agreement with an amendment,
that in case vacancy from death, or
any other cause, of a republican men,
Der of the returning board, the pledge
should be eyacted that a republican he
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