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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16
HOUSTON.
A Destructive COnfiagraiiOn-
Three Men Burned 10
Death.
Loss Ten Thousand Dollars
Gallant Conduct Of the
FircnIen.

Especial Dispatch u Tho Dallas lleuldl
lIousroN, May ia fire broke out
last night In frame boarding house,
owned by man named John Maher,
and was entirely consumed.
Three men are said TO have been
burned TO death. The charred remains
OF one was found this morning The
name OF only one Of the unfortunate
men has been ascerlalned-Wllllam
Phillips, n laborer.
The Galveston ilremen all worked
nobly, side by side, with the Houston
iiremen. The Stonewall steam fire en-
CINE OF Houston broke her Wheel and
was consequently disabled.
The total loss IL about ten thousand
dollars, with an insurance ofthirty-live
hundred dollars.
The colored Free Masons laid the
corner stone of u new church to-day
with Masonic ceremonies. The ma
sonic fraternity of this city refuse to
recognize them. cHAMrE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16
The Schiller Disaster.

New YORK, May ia special dis
patch from London says that eighty
nine bodies of per ons who were lost
from the steamship Schiller have been
recovered. Among them are the
bodies of Walter Brakeman, the stew
ard; Mrs. Henry Frund; Henry Mar
tin; the body of a male with "An
marked on a signet ring, and IA. T'
marked on the linen, for August
Thomas. The body of a young lady
having a diamond set in massive
gold ring was found at distance of
twenty miles from the scene Of the
disaster. Orders have been received
directing that the body of Miss Demick
be shipped for America. A diver has
made q survey of the wreck.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16

IN twelve minutes, Six thousand
persons were present
The whisky frauds are still receive
lug attention by the treasury depart
ment, aud solicitor Wilson il c0niinu-
ally unearlhlng new frauds, Further
record evidence was discovered to-day
against the Union Copper dislIllery NJ
Chicago, aud one hundred aud hhy
barrels Of spirits were seized AZ their
works. three hundred barrels were
also seized belonging % Beyis Il Fra
ller, ~ Louis, fresh proof being OBJ
tanned against them, Photographic
copies of Internal revenue returns are
bping made at the treasury department
aud forwarded 10 offices az different
elieh among those made to-day was
one from the gauger NJ Cincinnati, GER
lliylng that u certain number Of bar
rela Of spirits had been emptied aud
stamps destroyed In accordance with
law, aud on further search, u lot Of
spirits were found In Chicago, In the
original packages, thus oonoluslyely
showing collision Of the gauger with
the dlslillers, ON this transaction
alone the government lost $4,000,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16
MINOR TELEGRAMS.

The New York assembly has unan-
imously passed resolutions calling upon
the government to recognize the bel
llgerent rights of Cuba.
Secretary Bristow has accepted an
invitation to deliver an address at the
decoration of the union soldiers graves
Cave Hill cemetery, near Louisville.
Prince Bismarck has sent tele-
graphic dispatch to the German consul
at Penzance instructing him to take
care of the survivors of the Schiller dis
aster
The condition of General Brecken-
ridge remains unchanged. He is still
free from pain, and those in attendance
upon him are less apprehensive Of his
sudden death than they were.
The distillers at Milwaukee have
called on those Chicago and st. Louis
for aid in procuring the services of
Hon. Matt Carpenter to obtain the re-
lease of their works. The Chicago
and st. Louis distillers responded that
aid would be furnished them.
M. Rouher has informed the gov
eminent of France that ex-Empress
Eugene will accept no compromise of
her claims on the civil list, and will
bring an action demanding the fulfill
ment of the convention concluded by
the De Broglie ministry.
-"Deo Volente," the national organ
of Prince Napoleon, in leading ar
ticle, declares if the prince should
never claim the throne, the principle
of hereditary succession is dead, and a
third empire, aiming at the reservation
of Prince Napoleon, or his neph ew,
would end in ruin.
One of the Schiller's officers has
informed a correspondent of the Lon
don STANFORD that many persons on
board the steamer were drunk when
she struck, and that several flremen
and many steerage passengers lay
helpless until they were swept away by
the waves. Thus far about one hun
dred and thirty bodies of the dead have
been recovered from the wreck of the
Schiller
An elaborate crop report, COM
piled at one hundred and fifty points
In Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri
and Iowa, indicate that there has been
from one-quarter to one-third the
wheat crop this winter killed, but that
this has been nearly offset by the in
creased number of acres sown.
No considerable quantity ofwheat
ground is reported as having been
plowed. The amount OF corn being
put in this year greatly exceeds that OF
last year.
Agents from Deer creek, Bates
county, are in Kansas City, asking aid
for people of that county who are SUI
fering from the ravages of grashoppers.
A horrible story of ravages by the in
sects and suffering of the people is re-
lated. Vegetation of every description
is represented as being eaten complete
", leaving the ground bare. Families
innumerable are said to be actually
starving. The counties adjoining,
Cass and Johnson, are also suffering
greatly.
Josh Mayer, colored, was hanged
at Camden, in Maryland, yesterday,
for the murder of Benjamin Cooper,
in December last. He was convicted
on circumstantial evidence, but after
conviction he confessed the crime.
On the scaffold he confessed that he
had also murdered his wife and child
and negro woman, and that he had
burned many barns and gins. He was
perfectly resigned. The rope slipped
aud death was caused by strangulation,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16
MAshlngInn.

WAsHlNGT0R, May l6-lhe seerela-
fy 81 he treasury 10 still vigorously en-
gagged ~ the work Of prosecuting the
raid against all the parties engaged III,
reelly aud indirectly la Illicit whisky
dlsllllallon' Treasury agents are 10
gutsledi Ia all cases where United
States attorneys aud revenue Officials
fail 70 give their fall support 10 the IN,
Vesllgallons ~ progress, 10 report their
names TO the department, The agent
~ Milwaukee lelegraphs 10 tho sole
ltof to-day that he lad discovered u
subleTanean tank, with capacity Of
1900 gallons, belonging 10 one OF the
Milwaukee dlstillers,
An official telegram has been TO-
eelyed NJ the russian legation from
Berlin, stating the emperor leaves ller-
lin entirely convinced Of the conoilla-
tory disposition which exist there, aud
which assure tho maintenance ol
peace,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16
Kentucky Republican Convention.

LOUISVILLE, May 15.-The republic
can state convention met at this city
to-day. A very large attendance, and
the proceedings was very orderly ana
harmonious. General John Nj. Har-
Ian, of Louisville, was nominated for
governor; Hon. r.. Boyd, present state
senator from Lawrence, lieutenant
governor; Hon. William Goodloe, pres
ent state senator from Lexington, at
torney general; r. Patrick, register of
the land office; William Berry, auditor,
II. b. Radcliffe, treasurer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16
Tn Attempt on Queen victoria's Life.

LONDON, May Is, las A. M.-The
British Medical Journal says the youth
OConnor, who ON the day of thanks
giving for the recovery of the Prince
of Wales, attempted to shoot Queen
Victoria, was arrested again ON the 9th
instant. The queen was holding "a
drawing-room reception at Bueking,,
ham palace, and O'Connor was found
standing at the same place in front OF
the ratings from which he, on form
err occasion, pointed pistol at the
queen. The arrest was quietly made,
and OConnor was sent to Hanwell
asylum on the certificate of two ply
sicians that the prisoner was subject to
both suicidal and homicidal impulses.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16
A Refractory Member.

New YORK, Kay 15.-At the annual
meeting of the congregational union,
to-day, some excitement was occa-
stoned by the declaration of Rev. ID.
G. Bacon that he would not serve on
the board of trustees with a great man
who did not represent the church
meaning Henry G. Bowen, who was
Nominated. He asked the election OF
Henry p. Sage in Bowen's place, but
the motion was voted down, and
Bacon's place was filled by Rev. A. ID.
Bradford. of Vermont
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16
Testimony In the Beechcr Trial
Concluded.

New YORK, May l5,-Taklng Of tes-
timony in the Beecher trial closed to-
day. Defendant was present for the
first time this week, and the room was
crowded. The proceedings were dis
jointed bits Of contradictions, and not
of absorbing interest. At three o'clock,
following the adjournment, rush was
made for souvenirs; the judges gavel,
Bible used in administering oaths),
and other things were carried away rs
relics. Beecher had come down from
his farm on the presumption that he
might be recalled, and went back again.
Pool selling has begun in Broadway on
the result The betting averages $50
for disagreement to SIS for n verdict
for Tilton, and s. for Beecher. In the
judges room, after adjournment, coun-
sci and newspaper reporters put their
name in his honors autograph book.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16
The sioux Chiefs,

OMAHA, NER,, May 10 The Sioux
ehlela party left this evening over the
Chicago aud Northwestern, All prl-
yate Interview, last evening, requested
by Red Cloud, Spotted Tail, aud the
rest Of his chiefs, they told most
aW ful tale Of their sullerlngs from ILL.,
treatment by agents, They insisted
that the agenta have packed their own
Interpreters into the party 70 the utter
exclusion Of those whom the Indians
wanted, aud say they are men whom
the Indians cannot rust,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16
Voc presIdent wilson n st LanI..

81, Lotus, May l6,-Nlco President
Wilson arrived here from Little liocl,
this evening, and took rooms NJ the
Planters house, He was called upon
by u number OF prominent citizens
and had reception at the residence OF
ex-senator John b, Henderson TO-
night, He will start tomorrow for
Leayenworth aud Lawrence, Kansas,
thence 30 10 Denver aud return viu
Cheyenne and Omaha,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16
coloneI Anthonx,s Condition.

LEAvENwoRTH, May 15.-Colonel ID.
r. Anthony's condition this evening
is as good as could be expected. As
there is danger of secondary HEM
orrhage a relay of surgeons Is in con-
slant attendance. Drs. Perrin and Nc
Farlin of the U. s. army are the con-
sulting surgeons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16
a work of Art.

The Spencer Optical Manufacturing COM
pany of New York have achieved a!scientific
triumph in the "Diamond Spectacles" which
are produced at their works. These glasses
are made from the best materials, and man.
ufactured with true artistic and scientific
skill, and as aids to failing or impaired eye
sight, they have no equal. Every genuine
pair is stamped with the trade mark, small
diamond. 79d2w35w2w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16

COUNCIL BLUFFS, a., May l6,-0ne
hundred guns were fired here tonight
In honor Of the decision Of Judge Dill.
l0n,at Des Molnes yesterday, Whereby
this city IL declared to be the eastern
terminus OF the Union Pacific roud,
and all transfers Of passengers and bag
gage will hereafter take place on the
eastern shore OF the Missouri.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16
The ponela Anniversary

ROME, May Is. Pilgrims from May.
ence to-day waited on the pope, and
congratulated him on the elghty-thlrd
anniversary Of his birth. The pope re-
piled with feeling TO their congratula-
lions. He praised the German clergy,
and eXhorted them TO steadfaltness.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16
INDEMNITY,

MADRID, May l5.-lt is officially an
nounced that the treasury has paid to
Caleb Cushing $4,000, being the last
installment Of the Virginius indemn-
ity
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
j. /. LILLE.
CARPENTER and Builder,

Corner Ross avenue and Austin streets,)
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Strict attention given to job work. Stores
fitted up on short notice.
Having rented my store to Mr.. Lille.
former nations to him. He is good work.
man and believe will give entire satlsfac-
ton, W, q. DIBOLL.
67d3m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16
j. n. GIBBS, N. d.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

Attention given to the treatment OF the
Ear. ONCE, Hoskins Drug Store, ELM
street. Residence 525 HARDWOOD street, neaE
h ess svenus'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16
FORT WORM.

And Eneots-rhe Lack Oi Liie ~ the
Fort Accounted .Ior- Itnin Needed
The Cattle business Candidates for
the Convention,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16

At the city Market respectfully informs his
friends that the new firm win keep always
on hand the choicest meats TO be found In
the country. They respectfully solicit the
continued patronage Of the old firm OF Hamm
Wtisons ana as many new ones as may
favor them with a call. Remember the
place-fst premium stall A, city market.
5d5m HAMN q BOIL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-01
THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
Senator Thurman and General HAYES
on the Issues Of the Day.
HARD MONEY VS.. PAPER CURRENCY
The Same Subject Regarded from
Different Points Of View.
How the Ohio Advocates OF Re-
sumption Can Support the
Democratic Ticket.
Arrangement of the Repub-
lican Party.
Republicans Desire to Leave Resumption TO
the Natural Course Of Events
7r.uNucCcN%Cc or TILE LATE MAD

"REMINISCENCES OF THE LATE WAR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-01

Republicans Desire to Leave Resumption TO
the Natural Course Of Events
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HARD MONEY VS.. PAPER CURRENCY

Arrangement of the Repub-
lican Party.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AxYAPoLIs rs, Nov 2o-Clcarcd, bark Bigelow (Br
MeSWhinne' Slesggw. .--,,., ..,- p.... a., p
Demerars and sailed PAN Norloi ieth brig Mary
sailed Nov is bark Frederick Scala der waack for
wilmington Sc 2oth, brig Era CBr Waford drom Nina
i" port Nov q5 bafks XGii Br Hollis from Prince Ed
tngton from London arrived I'd briss She Sherwood
Turner iron from GoT Bay for New YORK Eee'Sood
s. en NB sr1sS nyga i 2a SsnsS o On p,S from rnce I'D
New York arrived I'D castaa tBr. Nesbt from St john
BnIpGrwATER, rs, Nov 27--Arrived, brig China cBr, !,
for New York Frank Thayer, starrett. from Liverpool
Proceeding down 22d, ships oonqueror crocEer. aud
Queen o. the East tBrl, Durham, New York
sailed from Sanger 18th, ship Hoog'y Frost. Boston.
chartered-ship owdcn u2is tons, BF TO srrive. for
GrssrGScos. Sev 25--sailed, park GALORE sp Gelp
New Orleans 26th brig sarah Loring. Lorag New York
north Of iIatsIss % scas Boysy sn Holder do
from Palma aiorcs Vsp' Bomoi
HoSoLuLu Nov i2In port, ship syren Newell. 10 load
uavAsa, Nov 27--Arriyed. steamer s, Mary Staples,
rnlnws M Thomas pssusy ns p,cb er'eeaS .srI.
Eva May Andrews DO 2sth steamer Columbus Reed. New
sailed 9th steamer City Of Vera Cruz Dcaken, New
bn@ lie Peelrin IN Bertho chareston Ss~ o'ean'
IIASrsPoRr. rs. Nov 27-Arived. brig Annie (Br Dem
sailed 27th schr Anna Frye, New York
Bro1nn London Arctic & Cos,Se Porn 0bo
Arrived 2s.h, brig Forest Prince lBrl, Demerara.
for Calcutta nnd back TO Melbourne,
MALAGA Nov s-Cieared, bark Joseph Baker Ryder New
York.
MArASzAs, Nov 27--sailed brig Remick Rose Pensa-
cola.
NswcAsrLE, Nsw. Oct 23-In port ship Flying Eagle,
Cruwcll for Hong Kong. barks Crusader Gorham Tor do
loaded Narramssic CBrl. Clark, from Melbourne.
NASSAU NJ, Nov 25-Arrived, schr Gen Grant. Hawes,
Key West for Bermuda, leaking badly
loiSr pu CHFNE, Nov 23-sailed, bark Transit (Bri
Madge BRISTOL Channel
PoRr LErREAux, Nov 29-Passed, bark Sunlight (Br)
HAYES. Liverpool for - John. NIB.
Picrou NJ, Nov 2T-Ceared bark W (Brl, Charleston
SWANSEA, Noy 2O-Arrved. brig II Clements tBrj .
Lewis - John, NIB.
st MAHcsKEr's BAY, Ns, Nov 2e-Arrived schr Emma
Smalcy tBrJ, New YORK.
81 GEoRGE, NB, Nov 2o-cieared. schr Ben Bot, New
York
81 JoHN, NIB Nov 29Arnyed barks Brothers Pride (Br
Brown Bristol; Lydia (Br), Chalmers, sydney; Annie
(newl, Maitland, Ms.
Cleared 27th bark Violet (Br), Harding. sharpness GB
brigs Alice fBr Cardenas; Zinga r do; Lulu tBD, do
schr Emma. Philadelphia
sailed 27th. bark ane Wright iBr. Kerr, Dublin.
TRIESTE Nov lJln port barks Horace Scuddot, Gould;
Jennie Cobb. Small and Maria Demartno lAus Cosulch
fo New York dg schr II De Volt lhatcher, for do DO
TRINIDAD Nov 26-Arryed, brig Agnes Barton, Knight
BatInore.
The New York herald., 1875-11-30

as 81 aa 'as HS - s sss IN q sS tide "
scuR a sEnvrR, before reported ashore Fort Haml
ton, came on 9th, without damage.
ScnR ELLEN from Georgetown Pictou reported
samng Dragon went cut to her but the and All avail
able stores had been taken on w boats from the shore
SOUR JoHN soNEs from Portland bound Grand Menan
eapszcd - Booths bay harbor 29th inst during
three hands saved.
scHR JASE WOODBURY. of Brooksville). webher, from
na"Eo @ mh goer s ashore a. Long Island near rend'e
laying along the shore The vessel will prove total loss
Master Of tie coabisa iron Work. Baltimore has re-
sel.sd the contract for constructing propeller steamer
wiz be 40 feet IN length % feet and 10 feet depth Of
n hs S% SS % aye s fSs Ss
pr"Vements The hull will be commenced in few days
York while anchor near Thatcher Island during gale
Sn Afternoon parted her cable and went ashore The creM
schr Notice arrived here to-day and reports having spoken
latter had lost her crew Thomas Morrsey and Fl
| ward Collins by the capszng OF dory.
Nfw IiyEN Nov 2aSchrs John winsow corberth, from
NewPor RI ana Geo ocakiss Weeys Of this city wen
miles east 81 this The revenue cutter Dexter rendered
| them all assistance possible.
ASSsaoA.LouIRE Nov 2f-Ihe sehr Emma Jane from rom
Pearl River with lumber for the jetes has arrived outside
Breton Island and commenced leaking. Al AN the
2sd she was taken in tow and brought to this bar
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 29-Schr Waterne, from Boston. is
now passing M with loss bbooln headgear having
been in collision with three chrs below here coming
!
along the Hudson Rive to-day, and II Is feared serious
damage has been done schr blown ashore
ON the flats between Soopoint and Fishkil.
QUEBEC Nov 27-Steamer Roman tfIr), from Pctou for
Montreal ashore Goose Island. lies rock: her port
side in ice in hold and piled 10 feet the deck
/ Crew picked
:, aoth-rhe mail steamer sardinan sailed from Father
i Point At 100 Pm yesterday for Liverpool A north
ery gale prevented the embark Of the malls and
sengers on Saturday night.
sAN FnAScIsco, Nov 24-The schr W Phelps. iIilyer,
master which et this the Tth dragged ashore
soawater Bay the 10Th inst during heavy gale is
now lying imbedded in the sand and leaking badly.
LAuScHEDAt Boston, Saturday. bark Stonewa lack
from the yard of her builder and Daniel Kelly
She is under the sheers, receiving her lower
/ AT Calais, Me- 9th by Rideout 4 Loud schr Mary
Champlin l9s tons measurements owned BY the build
Capt ii Freeman. of fremont. Me- who will command
her. and others The schr Is rated Al for six years
The New York herald., 1875-11-30
srgINwAY nALL-EIIIAH.

Mendelssohn's chef a retevre, "Elijah' pre-
scnted at this hall last night before immense audi
The choruses were rendered by the Centennial
Choral Union numbering 400 voices, with or
chesra Of forty instruments, ali under the direction OF
the representative composer Of America Bristow. The
chorus and orchestra did their work IN the most
finished and artistic Their portion
OF the arduous task was worthy Of
the highest praise Mr. Henry Britman sang
tie soprano part in the most charming style and IL
was unfortunate that In response 70 an encore there
was a decided misunderstanding between her and the
orchestra In this II was not the fault OF tho
singer who proved herself adept in the highest range
OF her profession. Mr. simpson was the tenor on the
occasion and Mr. Sohst very tame and ineffective
Elijah The Illness Of Mss Drasd not only nullhed
The contrato part. but compelled Mr. Bristow cut
OF the best members in the oratorio II was
bad for the oratorio