The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-07-10

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lnf4 Victory pytf the tnlitd Crrllsis
liunds NJ lluffrgury, tuvillH aud villa
lNlno Uonofnl Mnfiinok t0mpns,
with M army NJ CHinlmlnna, effected
u junction with J0uYella yesterday,
aud their combined forces are nov
making preparations 10 attack Conto-
yngO
PHILADELPHIA, July .. The llcyc.
uue officers have seized the tobacco
aud snull factory Ut Henry Mchlo 4
Co., aud taken into custody Henry
MrhlC. The proprietor Is charged
with having removed SNUFF from his
factory unslumpcd aud improperly
packed.
WuLKRsnARRE, July 3.--'rhc Wyom-
Ing Insurance Company, Of Wilkes
barre, wound It's business up yesterday.
IL has not been paying lately. Ar
rangcmcnts have been with the Com
mercial Union, of London, to assume
and puy all risks on outstanding poll
cies.
NEW YORK, July 3.--The buildings
of Lees Box and Lumber Company
were burned last night. Loss $1,000,
NASHVILLE, July 3.-The Committee
on Information and Statistics give n
most favorable account of the crops.
! CHARL ESTOwN, July 3.-The South
Carolina Bank Trust Company of Co
lumba has suspended with two hun
dred thousand dollars liabilities.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3. The Cali.
fOrnia Democratic State Convention
ceived throughout the State with II
] "a, a &c t.sf LAT laa
little enthusiasm.
The Bulletin in its morning edition
says the Convention was run by the
Central Pacific Railroad Company.
The Democratic Congressional Con-
venton of the fourth District met to.
day and nominated i. ID. Wiggerstor
for Congress.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-The Marietta
Pittsburg and Cleveland Road refuses
to carry the mail over its line between
Marietta and the canal ut Dover, the
pay being inadequate, and to-day the
Postmaster General says he has no Legal
right to increase il. it is populous
country, over one hundred miles in eX'
tent and will he deprived of mails. tn,
Post0ilicc Department has been mott.
fled by the Contractor for the carrying
of the mail between Key West and &c.
dar Keys, Florida, that the local au.
thorities forbid the landing of United
States mail matter at those ports, oil
account Of yellow fever. The Contrac.
tors telegraph that the Collector of the
Port is the instigator of the order.
As soon as this intelligence was re.
ceived Mt the Department the Post.
master General communicated the
fact to the Secretary Of the Navy, who
ut once directed the Collector To allow
the mails TO he landed.
FOHErGN.
MADRID, July 2.-Onicial dispatches
announce that the Allonsoist batteries
opened heavy cannOnade against San
tn Barbara, Circeque, Monera, Villa,
Teusta, Artesa and Estella. Eighteen
shells have fallen within the latter
town and the Carists have abandoned
MOnera.
LONDON, July "A special dispatcll
from Vienna to the Standard, reports
that the peasants of Dera and vicinity
in Transylvania, have revolted and de.
feated n battalion Of militia. Many
persons were killed, Of the number
two Judges. Regular troops have ben
| forwarded to the scene.
The report that the King of Bur
nah refuses to allow the British troops
to pass through Antony has been Off
cially confirmed.
DUBLIN, June 2.--rhe shooting for
the Ahcrcorn cup began to-day at Dol
Iy Mount. The American Riliemen
participated. The match was not fin
ished, and will he continued to-day.
! The best scores were made by Pollock
and Wilson, of the Irish Team, and
Fulton and GilderSlceve, of the AmerI-
can Team. A complimentary prone
made concert was given last evening in
honor of the American Riilemen. The
| Lord Mayors of Dublin and York were
among the audience. The American
Team met with an enthusiastic recep-
ton when they entered the hall. Sig
nor Foil sang an air composed espe-
cially for the occasion, entitled "Dear
Columbia.
LONDON, July 3.-The heavy failures
of several parties in this country was
caused by the suspension of Alex. Col
lin & Co.
DUBLIN, July 3.-'rhe shooting for
the Irish chali lnge shiell prize took
place at Dolly Mount yesterday. The
competitors were four mem bers each of
Dublin, Belfast and New York Club.
The ranges were ] 200 and |, 100 yards,
in each of which every participant had
twenty shots. The shield was won by
the Dublin Marksnien, the score stand
ing, Dublin, 500; Amateur, New York,
55S; Belfast, $40.
BERLIN, July 3.-The Germany com
missioners to the Philadelphia CepttH-
NAL Exhibition is preparing. TO get
consent to offer price T." goods sent
there.
LONDON, july ga dispatch from
China says several foreigners have
been assaulted in Pekin by the native
soldiers who insulted the American
Consul and wife, and made u hostile,
demonstration against the British Conf
sulate, have been punished, and the
affair is now settled.
PARIS, July 3.-An important meet
ing of three groups OF the Left was
held last night, three hundred and
thirty Deputies were present. y resoi
luton was unanimously passed agreed
ing To- abstain from all unne cessary
discussion, so all necessary bills may
be passed by the middle of August.
Provision was made for IA committee to
negotiate.
LONDON, July 3.-The House of
Lords passed the Canada COPYRIGHT
bill.
The Steamer Tenebec takes out $50
Mennonite emigrants.
MADRID, July 3.-General Jouvillar
reports the defeat of the United Bands
of DorreSory, Cuvilla aud Villa Loine
between Vista Villa and ViellaFranca.
The Carlists suffered a heavy loss, and
fled in disorder towards Iezlesia. The
Chief, Villa Loine was killed. Gener-
al Compos reports IA success in Cata-
lonia. General Lima has defeated the
Carlists who attacked Gocidollea and
Berberrona. They are showing great
rigor towards Carlist sympathisers, sew
eral of whom have been banished.
DUBLIN, July 3.-The official score of
the International Rifle Match at Daily
Mount on Tuesday, which is published
to-day, gives Dakin 50 instead of 81 at
the Thousand yards range, and makes |
the number ofpoints 10y which the
Americans beat the Irish team 80 in
stead of3S.
The contest for the Abercorn cup at |
Daily Mount ended to-day. Edmund |
johnson of the Irish team won 10y a |
total score of 3S3. Messrs. Righy and
Pollock made higher scores, hut as
they had been winners before, the cup
was awarded to johnson. OF the
Americans the scores were as follows:
Fulton 81, Gildersleeve 1863, Bodine
I64 and Coleman 800. The other Amer
leans won several prizes to-day.
BRIENSE, July 3.-The National Coun-
Ill voted twenty-five thousand francs