The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-17
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or wiz hotoe KNOWN uh''' 'hc N"'""''
occurs.
a telegram was received " .le navy
department tnis evening rom l,tnr
Admiral Muli"ney, colillnn,nihs .no
north Atlantic sthtioii Which alnoull'
ces that lne 'hite" suites s,c".
Plymouth had sailed rom hcy Nrse
for Matanzhs ana wihuwnrd ppIu, ,ne
OSsippee Tor vera cruz hh. we co"a'
81 Mexico anu iie HnaWi'"'r ,o' .N"a
sau and vikings islnhas, ihc o.her
vessels nttacheu 10 thc s'"'ioh "c'c w
sail for Hilton hcan soon 49, ,y..,
No new cases OF FEVER ~ NY Mesv
are reported SINCE the hor'h "'h"S
comnieheeu p'oW',s. ,vo.oos,or
The Colorado, hhgsnip WorceSter'
Pawnee, Dictator AMI flh'" 20 W HE
ton ueau. -.
MAYOR Z. Is. Cohistock' VI we coIl's
OF engineers III ahultioi, 10 ms pIesei,'
duties, has been detaiIeu 10 report upo,
the depth oil Inc waters anu inc Wiu.h
ol the ciahheis, secu'e" on" i'
tanned from time to time IN improving
the south pass of the MISSISSIPPI RIVER
under the supervision OF james d.
Eads.
The President VIII leave on friuay'
for Massachusetts, 10 attend the Zen.
teDnial celebration OF the oattie Oh
Lexington, on the l0th instant.
MADRID, April 0.-General Compes
entered Retail, after night, losing MY
killed and wounded. Tie Carlist loss
Is unknown.
DUBLIN. April 9.-Sir John Gray,
member OF parliament anu proprietor
is dead.
HAVANA, April V.-LeiesIa t,n,,e cI nn,,
munication with me united states mas
been interrupted ior the past TWO DAYS
the cable having Deeh cut Ior tne pur-
pose OF making connection WIN Cieh'
fuegos.
Captain Generai Naiihaseua nus
gone into the interior, anu ueherai
Carlo VIII act as captain general uui,
ing his absence. deherai Caroo anu
lhtehdehte 'iga nave taNen s1eps "
prevent smuggling from the onlteu
states, ana To increase the receipls from
customs. ~ ~, r
PARIS, Aprii s.-lhe french govern
ment has sent INSTRUCTIONS 10 us con
slils To summon lot the last 'iihe ~ ls
citizens abroad, iiapabie 10 miiitary
service to have their names registered
at the various cohsuiates, py the l1tn.
The Officers VINO aoahuohea Doh
Carlos have arrived safely at biarri H.
The Carlists tried TO stop them at Ine
frontier. IL Is said that deherai hiio
has given in his auheslOn 10 ALFONSO.
ST. LOUIS, April 0.-Patrlck OShea,
who stabbed ms Wlle OH the niSht OF
March Is, 1874, from the eliec's OF
which she died hVe days later, was
hanged IN the jan yard between one
and two o'clock to-day. he MADE
speech on the gallows III which, wflie
admitting that he cut his wiie, ne IN.
sisted that his act was not wllini anu
that ne did not commit lhe hlurder.
He charged John Miller ana Henry
Norris with swearing falsely against
him and said Colonel Worrell, prosecu-
ting attorney, ana Judge Jones ana not
give him u fair trial. lie was then
led to the trap, the black cap ana
moose adjusted and at precisely half
past one o'clock, the drop fell, and his
neck was broken. His struggles We're
few ana ut 2'o5 the body was cut down
and taken to the coroners Office
where post mortem examination
was made. The culprits manner both
before going to ana while on the gal
lows was remarkably cool and com
posed, not the slightest indication of
agitation or fear being apparent.
SPRINGFIELD, MO, April l0.-Ihe
Ozark house burned to-day. Loss
$1,000.
PARSONS, Kan, April 9.-lt is under
stood that important changes are soon
to tie made in the management or the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad.
Colonel Stephens, general manager,
who has been in New York during the
past month, Will return TO Sedalia,
Missouri, this week, with full authority
to make the necessary changes in the
business arrangements OF the road.
General Superintendent G. H.: Chap
pell, aad General Ticket Agent Thomas
D0rwin will resign, and interpretations
will be filled by gentlemen of large
railroadand business experience. Other
changes will probably be made with
view to restoring harmony between
the company and its employees.
EDINBURGH, Ill. April "a fear
full tornado occurred here to-day. The
Christian church, where thirty or
forty young ladies and gentlemen
were rehearsng, was demolished.
Fifteen have been taken out, one of
whom was dead. Several of them had
their limbs broken. Five dwellings
were Frustrated and an elevator badly
damaged.
LITTLE Rock, April 10.-A tornado
three miles below the city uprooted
trees, unroofed houses, killed Mrs.
Jones and seriously injured her two
daughters.
OMAHA, NEB., April lO.-Whirl-
winds demolished the Platte river
bridge Mt Schuyler. Several houses
were also demolished.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.-At the
present writing, four bodies have been
recovered from the ruins of last nights
fire. James Nc Intyre died from inju-
ries received last night. Several 9TH
ers OF the injured are not expected to
live. The contents OF the warehouse
were sugar, burlaps and ale. The loss
In goods IL estimated at from five to
six hunded thousand dollars. Other
bodies are supposed to be In the ruins,