The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-04
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I PTERNO DON DISPATCHES
THO Long sinI.c Anonto Over.

of thch long strike IL broken, aud un-
less something unfOreeecn occurs TO
prevent IL, this week will SEQ gem
era resumption Of mining throughout
the Schuylkill region. After holding
out for five months and maintaining n
bold front, the men have concluded
there Is no chance for them, and are
coming to the operators all over the rs
gion and offering to work on any terms.
The miners union has suddenly dis
solved. It's numbers are coming, not
rs branches nor in any official capacity,
but rs individual miners seeking work.
INUIANApOMs, Ind, June 3. The
storm yesterday extended widely. The
country in the vicinity of Fort Val
ley Is inundated. The damage through
out the White water valley ITO the
crops and property is great. Travel is
suspended in every direction. The loss
in that region is estimated at one
fourth of n million dollars.
RICHMOND, Ind, June 3,-The tor
nado damaged three churches and UNI
rooted several houses.
Fires.
SAVANNAH, Ga, June ga fire ut
Union Island, near Darien, last night,
destroyed Hilton d Fosters mill and
one hundred thousand feet of lumber,
the wharves and the schooners Shallie,
Fowler and Herbert Brown. Loss,
100000 i; no insurance.
New YORK, June 3.-Cooper's pipe
works in Brooklyn were burned to-day.
Total loss $4,000.
STRIKERS Demonstration.
LONDON, June 3.-There was de.
monstration of of eighty thousand peo-
pie in sympathy with the cabinet max
ers, who are imprisoned for endeavor-
ing to induce men to join the strike.
A resolution was adopted declaring
their sentence a gross violation of per-
sonal rights. The speakers denounced
all laws made in the interest of the
privileged classes.
Mining Troubles.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, June 1.-The situa-
ton is becoming more critical. The
citizens of Shenandoah have applied
to the military, they having advices
of large bodies of miners marching on
the town to compel the suspension of
work there, and that Deputy Sheriff
Heislafer, now stationed there with u
posse of fifty men, will be unable to
protect the working miners. Governor
Hartranft has telegraphed from Will
Transport to General Sigfrend here, di-
recting him to call out the military in
case the sheriff is unable to dispense the
mob. Troops in other localities have
been ordered to hold themselves in
readiness. At noon the Portsville
troops sembled in their respective
nrmories, awaiting orders to march.
Deficiency in The Treasury.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-There is a
deficiency in the treasury of Si7,O 900. 1t
not settled whether it is theft or an
error. Treasurer Spinner thinks 1t is
theft.
Completed.
LOUISVILLE, June 3.-The Masonic
widows orphans home is completed,
but unoccupied.
Sudden Death.
BALTIMORE, June 3.-Israel Cohen, o
well known banker and broker, and
the oldest member of the stock board,
died suddenly to-day.
Forest Fires.
PORT JERvIs, *, June 9.-The
forest fires contiile. Half a dozen
small villages have been destroyedand
several lives have been lost.
Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICO, May 2S.-Congress
has approved the contract with David
Bowie for the extension of railroads
and telegraphs in Mexico. The vote
to impeach the president failed by one
hundred and twenty-eight to ten.
Convicted-Suspended.
New YORK, June 3.-John Power
was convicted to-day of manslaughter
i'm the fourth degree, in killing luna.
tic. placed In his charge, and sentenceu
to two years imprisonment.
Saunders & Hardenburg, bankers,
have suspended.
The Indians Refuse TO sign the Treaty.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-The Indians,
In council to-day, determined not to
sign the treaty, and will go straight
home.
ship on Fire.
LONDON, June 3.-The ship Adolphus
which arrived at Revola, May 10, from
New Orleans, had her cargo of cotton
on fire and three hundred bales were
hn dl,. In m, q nod