The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-08-07
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or practically controlled rs the latter
that there N no official continuation,
but II seems, however, to bc conceded
that there N u movement on loot 10
accomplish that end. The report which
has been current that " huu been nc
cOmplishcd, was premature.
SAN FRANCIsCO, July 8O.-'Fhe Ore
gon Democrats have nominated La
iayette Lane for Congress.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, July 30.--Tht
steamer My Choice ran down II skin,
drOW ming four unknown men.
ATLANTA, July 30. Colonel l.. T..
Blccklcy has been appointed supreme
Count Judge, IN the place OF Judge
Mchay, who has resigned.
MEMPHIS, July 30 Il. X. Dora has
been appointed receiver for the Little
Rock railroad.
A heavy rain storm swept over the
city and adjacent country yesterday.
Previous to the storm the Mississippi
river had risen one inch.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 3O.--A cyclone
passed through Harveyslurg and
Fountain counties last Sunday night,
tearing houses down, uprooting trees
and sweeping things generally before
i've women aud children were
killed.
CAMBRIDGE CRY, Md, July 30
Two hundred aud lilty feet Of track Of
the White Water Valley Railroad has
been washed out, and bridge carried
away by the recent flood. a large force
is engaged in repairing the damages.
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ISonnar in Will s,,,,niias h.va hean
fnrnishoL tha I,,Ji.r'ii, Ono Mi,Inr
testified to having NJ, ai"htv-savsn
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man and chr;.li',n nnIic,, odnntod Inv
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miaJoing tho rnvnr Of tha ovo nniivo T.,
rnCnrn,;Ew ,ui, mont ~ tho aar,,;,,o .,,,u
pledged his hearty regeneration with
The Board with whom he is in entire
accord. Neither the Secretary of the
Interior or Commissioners of Indian
affairs were present at the conference.
The gradual remova! of all Indians in
the country to the Indian Territory
south of Kansas was discussed and
measures adopted looking to carving
out OF The plan.
M Ynrts~J,,ly 30 A -yyay,n, lot
tar I,tad IVA oitI, ooro N'n,',i,no
ta,iar ~ Inn .,s,h iIat ato,t . ,a1
1--we ,'roFo 'Inr%o Snnnj IA "onwn,, iaft
p,iortn princiHe rdr t.uaiannnno' onn.
siatir, ct fnrt,IGvnn nv c,rs.,,,i ,'ii,, ,a
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ammumi,iou uroyisi"ms .n,d ono m, nn M"
ired and nny thousand dollars in gold
for The army at Cascasco and Gnalc-
nouy. The convoy was guarded bv
five Inndred soldiers, Gader command
of Generals Georgia and Relevas, and
TIE whole force of guards and escort
were thrown in confusion and the con-
vny captured 10y the Rebels. Among
them was Colonel liuelchea, who was
in command. The Rebel loss could
not lie ascertainrd.
\ Letter from st. Marcos saws the
Snanish authorities al Porto Rico took
OH a passenger named Louis Renepos
from the British steamer Elder, ty
force, despite the protest of the Can
tain. 1t was reported Renegos had
been shot as having held a position in
the Spanish army and abscondcd with
public funds. He was en- route from
St. Marcos Tor San Domingo.
The Captain of the Elder refused 10
give up Rencgos. Tut when the Spuu-
ish gunboat took position in front of
her, ready for action, the CAPTAIN then
said lie was not prepared to resist force
and had to surrender the passenger
under protest. 1t is also said Rencgos
was only A political offender.
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,arn.,b a n,n,ion ~ Iacoto 80, or Wv
mo- h,iI I'm I'M ,r,raod ,'.,ia
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9AkAioGA, JaIy "i.-Mate won me
. ). "H" one'eigtii Hliie race. tlnle' !
''iu.' AnIiioo" wVn 'ne 'i'i,uie ,act.
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say Soi,ie" I'M ~, au'iloI ,'ia., ie
, y , ,, o''iei"'9 i",e"u 70 i'iss .I'Vi
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