The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-08-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
DOMESTIC.

BALTIMORE, August 12.-Cuttle &
Boardley, known rs the New York Tea
Company, have failed with sixty thou
sand dollars liabilities.
CHICAGO, August 12.-The State
street Savings Bank has failed. De-
posts thirty-seven thousand dollars,
available assets seven thousand dol
lars.
ROCHESTER,, August l2.-Lady Maud
won the two and one-eighth mile race
in three straight heats. Time 2:lSl,
2:l94, 2:lSs.
NEW York, August 10. oliver
Hoyt, of this city, has donated two
thousand dollars for memorial win
dow in the Wesley Monumental church
at Savannah.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 2.-The ha-
beas corpus for Woodruff was dismiss
ed. 1t is understood that the railroad
company in the settlement allowed
Woodruff enough to keep him COM
Portable for life.
Among the resources of the National
Banks on June 30th, were loans and
discounts S96S, 100000. Total resources
81 ,9l3, 000,O 900. Among liabilities $685.
600, 900 to individual depositors.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 12.-The
Planning Mill and Tub Factory lumber
yards, on Fourth street, ARE burning and
it is feared the wind will drive the fire
into the heart of the city.
RICHMOND, August l9.-William
Hall, the only one of the escaped negro
not recaptured, was found
this morning in n clump of bushes two
miles from the city. One of his legs
is broke, which was done in scaling
the penitentiary wall. When found
he was nearly starved. The parties
him were attracted to the spot
by his groans.
SALT LAKE, August 12.-Ihe women
and children have been sent from Co
rhine, from apprehension of an Indian
attack. A company of troops left here
for Corinne,
The News, a church paper, says the
stories concerning the hostile hearing
of Indians is calculated to create feel
ing against the Mormons, the In
dams being at Corinne for peaceful pur-
poses.
General Bryant, who has been at
Corinne all day, thinks matters are
and has ordered two addi-
tional companies there.
The Indians are Mormons and claim
certain grounds granted them by the
Mormons.
MEMPHIS, August IL. - The river
stood last night sixtY=three feet ten
inches by the government guage, which
is the same point reached by the spring
rise on April first, and us the river con-
tinues to rise slowly, alarm is felt TO;
all exposed plantations.
Another rain storm passed over this
city last night.
A letter from Vicksburg, from gen.
tleman who had just arrived, says the
plantation at Cooks point, thirty-five
miles below here, on the Arkansas
side, are submerged.
Also those at Jersey Point, Chisona.
Chicot City, Arkansas City, Gains
Point Comfort, Linwood and
the latter two hundred and
miles below Alton, on
the same side of the river. At Chi
cot City, the railroad is flooded.
PHILADELPHIA, August l2.-Horace
Brinley, the oldest member at the
bar, died last night, in
the ninety-seventh year of his age.
He graduated at Harvard, in 1877.
New ORLEANS, August 12.-Major
Ilonsdale, oneo of the
of the st. Charles Hotel,
died to-day, in Mississippi City, of con-
New YORK, August ia Bismarck,
dispatch says Robert Henry
was killed by Indians within two miles
Of Fort Abraham Lincoln, and his
stock ran of. The next night the In
dams ran in a party cutting hay at
Rock Agency. The Sioux
held a pony dance, rode into the quar-
ters of the military commander,
tents and blankets under
their horses feet, as If TO proyoke col
Iision.
NEWARK, n. j., August ia ter
rife storm swept over Orange Valley,
Yesterday. Dams, bridges, roads and
crops were swept away. Damages es-
at seventy-five thousand dol
lars.
WILLIAMSBURG, MASS, August IL
Mill River reached its highest altitude
At midnight. Tn abutment of the
stone brioge here was destroyed. The
road is badly damaged and will cause
/ delay of travel one or two DAYS. The
people i'm villages have fled TO the hills.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, August Il
The dam and reservoir OF the west
branch of Mill Creek was swept away
Dy the freshet. No loss Of life re-
ported.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., August IL
The Telegraph publishes an open let
er from William Welch to President
Grant, i'm what he terms the attacks
IF Secretary Delano upon Walker the
,lerk of the Board of Indian Commits
.ioners, as libelous, and that said libel
vas coneocted by Assistant Secretary
cowan, with the cordial approval OF