The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-07-31
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now quoted at thirty-tive cents Oh the
dollar.
FOREIGN.
GLASGOW, July 2S.-Grant's splen-
did cotton mills were destroyed yester-
day by fire. Several female operatives
and two iiremen We're severely burned
After mucn difficulty, three hundred
employees i'll the rear of the burning
building effected their escape through
the noble efforts of the fire depart
ment. Loss, five hundred thousand
dollars amount of insurance not
given.
LONDON, July 2S.- Fifty mills closed
in Ashton, and eight hundred opera
tiv'ss are out of employment.
The suspension ofDuucali, Sherman
d Go. has no effect on the general
market.
Thirty-one mills closed at Dundee,
and twelve thousand persons are out of
work. Both employers and operatives
held II meeting and resolved not to
yield ii Oldham strikes should extend
to all mills in the district. Thirty
Thousand persons will be out of en-
ployment.
The trial of Alexander and William
Collier, of the late firm of Alexander
Collier Co., on II charge of obtaining
money under false pretense, began at
Guild hall yesterday, but upon conclu-
sion of to-days's proceedings, was adj
jOurned for one week.
LONDON, July 2S.-The ship Stuart
from Bombay, was wreck
ell. Five of her crew have arrived at
st. Helena. The remaining thirty
eight were drowned.
VIENNA, July 2s.-rhe Insurgent
bands at Nevisme and Belik were dis
persed by the Turks.
MADRID, July 2S.-It has been de-
cl'ied that colonies he governed by |
special laws, ana have representation.
The contest for colonial election will |
be regulated by special system, which
will be enacted at the proper time.
LONDON, July 29.-ln the House of
Commons Plymsol, ia Offering an
apology for his conduct last week, said
ne retracted his supplementary ex-
pressions with reluctance, but not his
statement of facts. He then submit
zee his case to the Judgment of the
House. Disraeli moved that order
moving for a reprimand of Plymsol be
discharged. Benbick and INDICATE OBJ
ected, but the order was discharged
" an overwhelming majority amid
'ociferous cheers.
PARIS, July 29.-Many kilograms
ave been received here from Amer
cans In various parts of the continent,
olding letters of credit issued by Dun {
an, Sherman " Co., which have been I
ishonOred here to-day. 1t was believ-
on current report that the English !
nd American bankers generally would [
ccept Duncan, Sherman ~ Co.'S. circu- $
'r notes. Much disappointment was /
iused when the report was found 1
Use. u
VERSAILLES, July 29.-It is proposed i
rat the members of the Permanent =
shalt consist OF thirteen 4
equities of the Right, and seventy {
yo of the Left. Mr.. Raoul Duval in \
nds, in the Assembly, to ask the Z
)vernment why the indemnity to q
rench citizens for losses sustained by G
lem in the United States during the C
te war have not been paid, while Il
aims of other foreigners have been h
tiled. 81
LONDON, July 29.-The American 81
AN Win MAYOR ptnefal McMufue, |
sited the Woolwich arsenal yester- u
y, where they were received by Col o.
el A. It. Campbell, the retiring SUI n
and Colonel Younghus- u
nd his deputy, Assistant Superinten- ~
mt X. Frazer, inventor of heavy guns, 81
ii Colonies Lyons, Fields and Cor vi
N, who accompanied them through yu
e works. The visitors had an opportu- ", w
ty of witnessing the manufacture of VI
eighty ton gun. Every facility se
Il courtesy was shown them by the ~,
icers of the arsenal. I'll
A dispatch from Paris says the fail
, of Duncan, Sherman " Co. has tn
-ead CONSERVATION among the tn
nericans in that city. The Roths- bu
lids gave notice to-day that they Of
uld not honor credits of the firm eff
4 they even tried to recover money he
ieh was paid to-day at their house Pc
re before it was aware of the failure. ed
cir agent took agentleman, who re- me
ed to refund, before Minister WASH Thu
ne, who supported the latter i'm his ha
lsal. The feeling among Ameri- me
IS is better. pei
Ioody and Sankey are making a lie
IN north Wales. On Monday CHI
y will assist in laying the corner sin
ne Of Presbyterian church at Ro- ers
|, near Wiexham. in
In'
At
The crowed swelleth at Saratoga, Wa
wise the young men in the hotel der