The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-11-28

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TO De the best bond from Texas on file
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| trict To make room for Campbell
who has been reinstated by the presi
dent.
TUscUMBIA, Ala, Novemb 18th,
searching party first removed the ruin,
of State senator Moore's house. Mrs
Moore was found on "a bed, with tw,
heavy timbers living across her. an,
two children under her, dead. al
crushed ont ofshape. Two other chill
dren were rescued alive. John Hodg
kins was blown out of n secoud-stor,
window. His house was blown down
burning his Lrother,s family. On cut
ting through the wreck Mr.. Hodgkins
his wife and four children were nj
found crushed TO death. The mansion
of Mrs. Winston was blown down. onc
She found to have been killed Inv )
heavy wardrobe and other furniture
The house was valued Mt over forty
Thousand dollars Her son.in.low ex.
Governor Lindsay. occnnyinp the paI
Ior IF tba house w,s unbnrt
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WhohtNoioN' Noteiiioei :, ~ ie
president TINS morning received the
following telegram:
TuscUMBrA, Ala, November %.
To His Excellency U. S. Grant, President OF
the United STATES:
Last night TINS town was visited by a
tornado, which destroyed u large por'
tion OF IL. Inc houses are leVeled 10
the ground, ten persons Killed, and in
consequence destltutlon prevails to an
eA ,u. IiiaV ~ ianSuase can eNpless'.
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Inc ioi,owins reply was sent. ~
no n.,,, " H His,, Move Tn No.
ing, or Henry F. Sewsom. Mayor. Tuscum.
bia
The president, in reply to your tele-
gram of November 23d, greatly regrets
that he is unable to comply with your
request. The limited appropriations
for subsistence for the army will not
permit him to issue the subsistence
above required.
w. w. BELKNAP,
Secretary of War.
CHATTANOOGA. November N.-Tus-
cunbia is the only place damaged
along the Memphis and Charleston
railroad. 1t will probably be a week
before the bridge there is replaced;
meantime passengers are transferred.
1t is hard to CLEAN any particulars of
the hurricane and its effects, on ac-
count of storm prevailing tonight.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, November IA
This has been day of great rejoicing.
An immense concourse of people are
in the city. The military display was
magnificent. Governor Houston, in
the course of his inaugural address,
said:
With a firm determination to respect
and maintain my oath OF Office, L I'M
hesltatingly undertake TO perform,
such duties as it imposes, and will
regard it as one or my highest ana
most sacred obllgatlons 10 see that the
laws are faithfully executed and the
rights of all citizens, without regard to
race, color or previous condition, are
duly guarded and protected. We must
remember that we live in land OF
liberty, regulated by law, without
which the cizlliZed would he Insecure
agains domestic dlscord or violence,
and that it is our duty to preserve such
laws in their constitutional purity and
power, and this duty should not and
can not be avoided.
New ORLEANS, November 24.-SiX
more bodies have been recovered from
the wreck of the steamer Empire, i'll
Guiding those of MIR. and Mrs. kemper
The total bodies recovered is twenty
three.
The official vote of Orleans parish
has been promulgated, and Governor
Kellogg has prepared commissions for
the newly elected officials.
The returning board have resolved
to continue the count by parishes in
alphabetical order, beginning with AS
cension parish.
The president of the Louisiana Ma
tional bank, in a note to Mayor Witt,
says:
am instructed by the managers of
the bank to notify you that we avail
ourselves of a clause in our agree
ment with the city and formally
surrender the position of financial
agents, and that no further payments
of interest on coupons VIII be made
under said agreement.
The above indicates the possibility of
the city being i'll defaulton her inter-
est, no provision for its payment hav-
ing been made by the outgoing adj
ministratio II.
New York, November GA letter
from Havana. dated the 18th instant.