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

rnfflnrn Manufacturers, Win llnhillilt
MI 'Iu,NW
WAimAUlOg, Imy q. l'fomnon
medical md other Oiilcpla uf the NAYS
who have M various times hueI In ID
Onlltlos afflicted with yellow fOypr hn
paid some attention IN ~ cause niil
treatment, express the opinion that
would hn Wise w. II timely precnutlOl
Tor nll the southern cities on tho AZ
lnntic coast tU make aud enforce stfln
gent sanitary rules, ~ the early ~
penrnncc uf the fever NJ Key West
M Indication II may extend along tn
ronst this summer.
CfNClGSATI, July "a heavy rail-
occurred here yesterday which WASHED
away two bridges on the Portsmouth
branch, Marietta aud Cincinnati rail
rCud.
ATLANTA, July S.-GoveYnor Bare
/ has formally turned over the postOllic'
under both written aud verbal protests
The statement about his bondsmcI
] giving him up IL II mistake.
Sr. Louis, July S.-rhe Charlton
river lreshel covers the streets of East
81. Louis with water Miles of rail-
road track Is completely submerged
| The damage IN greater than was sus'
| tanned 10y the flood of 18Th, and the
volume Of water much larger.
/ MADISON, Wis, July S.-The Repub.
lican state Convention nominated
] Harrison Coddington for Governor and
George II. Eaton for Lieutenant Gov
eornor The platform flvors gradual
return to specie payment opposes the
third term question favors u tariff for
revenue so adjusted rs TO be least OPP
pressive; advocates the right Of the
people OF the State to control railroads
within its borders, and applauds the
efforts Of Secretary Bristow in punish
ing revenue frauds.
AUGUSTA, Ga, July S.-The ware
house of the Langley Manufacturing
Company, containing three hundred
bales of cotton, and several hundred
bales OF manufactured goods, was
struck 10y lightning last night. Two
steam fire engines from Augusta rem
dered assistance. Loss from twenty
five to thirty thousand dollars, with
no insurance.
WASHINGTON, d. G., July S.-Re-
plying to the Secretary of the National
Tobacco Association of the United
States, representing New York and
leading parties in other cities protest.
ing against taxing cigars by II coupon
on each and every cigar, the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue says the
laws gives him 10 authority to make
so radical change in the mode of col
Letting the taxes.
New YORK, July SIN the Loader
and Price trial, Beecher, while on the
stand, was handed the afiidavits of
Loader and Price and asked whether
any statements in the ailidavits refer
ring to himself and Mrs. Tilton were
true, and in his answer, stated there Is
nothing that is true there alleged; not
not word OF truth in the allegations
respecting him in the aflidavits. The
prisoners were held for the grand jury.
Price pleaded guilty, Loadernot guilty.
WORCESTER, July G.-Two men
named respectively Waine and Wade,
were drowned at New Worcester last
evening while boating.
CONCORD, July G.-Four persons were
fatally wounded yesterday 10y the
bursting of u cannon, while the nation
al salute was being fired.
BOSTON, July 6.--Two girls were
drowned at lewistown, Maine, while
bathing yesterday. A lad at South
Nottingham and one at Plymouth,
New Hampshire, We're also drowned.
MEMPHIS, July G.-Robert Maybry
was shot aud killed on steamer near
st. Louis The murderers ordered the
captain to stop the boat which was
done, when they took to the woods.
The murdererS are an old Arkansas
gang.
ST.. LOUIS, July CA Chicago dis
patch from Des Moines says ariumber
of persons in wagon attempting to
cross Middle river, which mad been
swollen from recent rains, were
drowned. OF the number were Mr.. a.
Montgomery, his wife, baby, little
child and j. r. Baker.
WASHINGTON, July G.-The Execu-
tive Committee of the National Grange
held another meeting to-day, and
adopted the report of the sub-com-
mittee to whom had been referred the
subject of International exchange be-
tween the Cooperative Societies of
Great Britain aud the Patrons of Hus-
bandry of the United States. The re-
port is as follows:
First, That they have been i'm
pressed with the earnest esire of our
Subordinate Oranges and members in
every section Of the Union, for active
cooperative association in business ell
terprises, rs expressed by the efforts
in this direction, and appeals to this
Executive Committee for n systematic
and uniform plan for such organizes
tons and with our obligation to ma
I'm nd lp,if l, ,nIo, fr,,n do
ton. 4
Second, We would willingly and
cordially grasp the hand of fellowship
offered to us By our brothers across the
Atlantic, and pledge to them our read
mess to cooperate with them in all
laudable efforts to secure for produc-
tive industry its just rewards, to restore
honest dealing in all commercial
transactions, and to advance the NOR
al, intellectual ana material interests
of the masses of the people.
Third, That having examined the
details of the plan of the cooperative
societies of Great Britain, ms
presented by their Deputation to- the
United States, popularity known as the
Rockdale Plan, and impressed with !
its wonderful success, we heartily re-
commend it to the careful considera-
ton Of our State and Subordinate
Oranges, and to the members of our
order, and advise such action on the
part of the Executive Committee of
the several States as may be necessary
10 the organization and operation of
such cooperation Associations within
our order forthwith. To this end we
recommend the appointments of COM
mittee to secure from the Hon. Thorn
rs ID. Warrell, of the English
Deputation, now present, such
-ules, regulations, articles of
pamphlets, and other
as may be deemed necessary
o place the desired information in this
before the members of our
rider, and that said committee be au-
horized to have printed SO much of
aid information, and In such an
mount Us they may deem advisable,
o be distributed to the Executive Com
nittees of the State Oranges with cir
ular letters communicating the action
# this Executive Committee herein,
nd such other instructions as may he
lesired.
GALVESTON, July 6.-rhe whale
aught ON Bolivar shoals, so soon as
and towed into deep water, L
pulled out for east bay, dragging the
chooner several miles. The steamer I
Diana left this morning crowded with |
,assengers, on whaling expedition.
The machinery for the grain eleva-
or has arrived and is being placed in
The elevator is expected TO
Ne completed and ready for business
y the 18th instant.
1t is understood that favorable
reight rates on grain have been Sc
ured on the different railway lines.