The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-16
TELEGGAPHlC SUMMARY.


Advices from the interior report a
general rainfall in Northern aud Cen,
trial California.
Cannon, O'Ieary and Weston began
a walking match in Chicago at one
O'Clock Sunday.
All the troops IN Southern Russia,
with three divisions are said to BE-
ready for active service.
The total number ofhogs slaughtered
since November !, at Cincinnati, IL
1924; same time last year, 20, l79.
DIR. Baxter, In a note to the Presl.
dent, says Vice President Wilson will,
in week, be able to go TO Massachu-
sets.
The New York Sun announces that,
commencing with December next, ii
will be published on Sunday the same
as on other days.
A Belgrade dispatch says the Prince
of Milan, while reviewing the troops
yesterday, announced that the changed
political situation made it unnecessary
to send them to the frontier.
A Galveston telegram states that
Gary & Oliphant, cotton factors, has
suspended, and that meeting oftheiI
creditors had been called for Novem
Der 25th.
The Local Board of Steamboat In
spectors of New York commenced yes
terday investigating the manner In
which the cargo of the burned steamer
City of Waco was stored.
In the case of Joseph Lansberry, in
dicted for the murder OF Colonel But
Ter, in Clearfeld county, Pennsylva-
uia, in 1874, the jury yesterday morn
ing returned a verdict Of not guilty
On account of the state of the mar
kets, the Amoskeag mills OF Manches-
ter, N. H., have given notice OF u ut
down from five to fifteen per cent. on
the wages OF operat yes from Decem'
Der |.
Senator Dawes, of Massachusetts
was painfully injured at Pitlsfield,
while horseback riding. He was let
ting down some bars, when the animal
wheeled, kicked him on the leg ana
left him PROSTATE.
Mr.. George Griswold, Of New York.
whose absence from home was made
public by his family, 1t now turns Out
has been stopping with friend al
hotel, waiting the healing OF wounds
caused by u fall on Saturday night last
A London dispatch of the 18th says
tidal wave ten feet high swept up Pa.-
rett river, Somersetshire, to-day AZ
Bridgewater dock. The gates hurst
omen and a number Of vessels broke
from their mornings. One vessel'wh'
sunk, and twenty more or less dam
aged.
Mrs. Moultou mas served paper OF
the clerk of the Plymouth Church re-
gardiug her expulsion without aNS
proper trial. She demands ac"uhci'
of the churches to judge between he'
and the Plymouth Church. Henry u
Bowen says he does not propose 10 oe
driven from the Plymouth Church
3 The United States Local Inspect
ors have concluded their inves''ga
tiop as TO the cause OF the explo-
sion of the steamer rigress' Ihey
find the explosion WAS caused ny low
water, aud have revoked the license OF
the master and reported the case 10
the United states Attorney.
The body of Captain Wolfe, the Ga'
weston pilot who went out on BOAR"
the City OF Waco, has been tounu near
where the steamer went down. HIS
remains bear several marks, which ap-
pear to he burns. As Captain Wolfe
was an experienced pilot and seaman
there Is no hope that any OF those o"
board the burned vessel escaped
After a dramatic declaration OF aoso-
Lutte innocence by Colonel Joyce OF
crooked whisky fame, Judge kreke'
proceeded to senten co him ID suo'