The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-07-31

Ing Ia celebrate OCOnnolls cenion.
NAL.
The North bUund ifnli On tlie
Orange aud Alexandria railroad, was
thrown FROM the track near Hull
llun. one passenger and the baggage
tnnsipr we're seriously hurt,
ATLANTA, uAn July 2i-The Pool
Ing Convention NJ Railroads hns hd'
lnurned. South Carolina Railroads
we're forced In on local and through
lrclghhs, ,
CnICAGo, July 2i.-'fhe Internal
revenue officers has seized the entire
rectirying establishment Of the llver
yistiilng Company, for duplicate use
NJ stamps aud other brands. -.
puILApELpuIA, July 2l.-Coyle, the
swimmer, remained unconscious I'LL
his morning. Vie then slept and
uwoie up all right. lie claims having |
been drugged by brandy which he
took Just before he became exhausted.
CHARLESTON, July -. "A fire occur
red in that section of the city known rs |
Godsden's Wharf, which has destroy
cd 80 small wooden buildings, the Of
flee and mill of Marshall n Kennings,
and the wharves with about 1000 bbl.
naval stores. The estimatee loss Is
S25, 900, of which about ono-half Is he
lievcd to be insured, distributed among
the Charleston, northern and foreign
companies. The fire IL still burning.
Impossible TO ascertain definite partic-
ulars.
New YORK, July 2l--Iesterday
evening man called at the Station
House In Brooklyn and reported that
he had found the following letter In a
bottle on Long Island beach.
"AT SEA, July Z, 1873.
Bark II. j. Campbell, Captain J. II.
Hollen, of Charleston, for New York,
foundered this morning. Thirteen
passengers are lost, and seven saved,
who are in open boats and In great dis
tress. They are Captain liollen, u.
Gregory, Mate, Charles Malloy and II.
| Dyer, seamen, Mrs. Whitaker, II.
Hamilton and Miss Annie Hamilton"
a search of the MARITIME registers
fails to give any such vessel MS Il. j.
Campbell.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The Gov
eminent has purchased ut New Orleans
the steamer Planter, Il small boat
drawing but four feet OF water, but
strongly constructed, which will be
properly armed and manned and sent
! to the Rio Grande for duty on that
river; to prevent MeXicans from cross
ing into Texas and running off stock.
The Planter has been ordered to Mo
bile, and Lieutenant Commander ID. &.
Kels, detached from the iron clad
Cannocut, sent to that city to take
command of the new vessel. 1t is said
that two steamers of similar character
will be bought and fitted out to act
with the Planter in the suppression of
Mexican depredations.
SALT LAKE CITY, July 2l.-Great
excitement exists here over the details
of the Mountain Meadow massacre as
narrated by Bishop Smith, the State
witness.
The testimony is to the effect that
thirty MOrmOns, with the assistance
of large number of Indians, decoyed
the emigrants from their entrench-
ments by II flag of truce; that all We're
murdered except seventeen children;
that the deed was not done under the
order of leader of the Mormon
church; brigham Young on hearing
the news of the massacre deplOred the
transaction, and said it would bring
disaster OH the Mormon people.
This statement, in the main,
confirms the Lee confession. The new
indictment upon which the case is be-
ing tried, charges Dame, Elliott, Weld
er, VIM. e. Stewart, Geo. Adair, Jr.,
JnO. NJ. Bigbee, Isaac G. Haight, Sam
uel Jukes and Philip Klingin Smith
with conspiracy with Indians, to kill
those emigrants, and that, in pursu-
ance of that conspiracy, they did kill
them.
WINTHROP, Me-, July 4.-,rhe rob-
berry of the Eighteenth National bank
last night was most bold operation.
The safe was blown openlby glycerine,
as is supposed, there being no indica-
ton of powder. There were three dis
,inot ex plQsions, all ofwhieh were heard
by several persons. INC ioUDers ieit
within ten minutes of the last expl0.
sion, which was so severe as to blow
out all the windows in the front part
of the bank, and caused a general
smash up inside. The contents of the
iron safe were so badly mutilated, and
SO many fragments were left, that it is
thought the amount realized by the |
robbers could not have been large.
The capital stock of the bank is one
nuluTeu lUOuSdnu uOiIuIs, anu Ihe
amount of the deposits in the saving
bank was about ten thousand dollars.
The safes of both institutions were
rifed of their contents. The standing
of the bank, the directors say, will not
be impaired. A despatch says that four
men were arrested on suspicion, near
Bethel. AS the distance from here is
about forty miles, it Is doubtful if they
could have got so far in the time they
have had.
PARIS. July 23.-The Assembly, by a
vote of four hundred and seventy to
one hundred and fifty-five, agreed to
adjourn from the 4th of August to the
4th of November.
VIENNA. July 24.--The strike of the
weavers ut Brum has ended, u compr0.
mise ha"ing been effected between the
strikers and EN- plOyers.
LONDON, July 3.-Rev. DIR. McCash,
President of Princeton College, and
nresiding officer of the PreshyteI ian
Council, having made an eloquent and
touching speech ON the union, in
which he traced the progress of the
idea in its favor, the resolution In favor
of the alliance was unanimously
pMnoN J,,v oe-1ba Steamship
NhhotsGnr1 witch went ashore In
CromwaIs Raw kaelcI over of nne n
n, tn.Iav AMI har starn .nnls in sayen
r,ihon,s ~ uuatar Tha ysssai 4. , com.
nIete wracl,
Aiey and William Collier. WIN were
In Nawgate In defuult of
forty thousand dollars Lail. charged