The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-08-14
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james Henry and john Hale, cabin
pusspupci- un the steamer kOpsluck,
FROM llavfc, have cen arrested ANA III
their possession was found nmpng
other tliingy u lot Of Jp"clry, some an-
syyrriuy to the description Of the lumi-
~ levels stolen nom Countess Dudley
In London, also u diamond scarf pm
stolen from New York lady In Paris.
The O'Conucll centenary was begun
In this city this morning 10y the cclc-
braliuu in 81. StCphcns church OF u
p0ntlicul high mass ly Bishop CORR.
gan, of Ncwalk, 4 large number OF
Clergy insisted, and u large conBreBa-
ton was present.
DreXel, Morgan " Co. make the iol-
low ing annOuncGment:
"Having, ut the request OF Duncan,
Sherman ~ Co, and Alexander Dun
can, made arrangements for the pro-
lection Of the letters of credit and cir
cular notes, issued 10y the former on
the Union bank of London, in the
hands of travellers abroad, we hereby
announce that the travelling credits and
circular notes, accompanied 10y letters
of presentation, issued by Duncan,
Sherman " Co., on the Union bank OF
London, will be cashcd or exchanged
for new credits on presentation ut the
Office of j. :. Morgan Il Co., London,
or DrcXcl, Hayes N Co., Paris, prior to
November !, 1870"
DUBLIN, August G.-Thc city was
brilliantly illuminated last night, and
the streets crowded. The procession
was magnificent. Everything passed
Off peacefully, Protcstnnts Tvs well as
Catholics entering enthusiastically into
the spirit of the occasion.
SELMA, Ala, August 6.-Eugehe Ar
chic Kelly, II negro, was hanged this
morning for the murder of Andrew
Cunningham, also negro.
CoLoNNA, III, August GA tornado
passed over this plac last night, de-
stroying barns, unrOoling houses ana
blowing down chimneys. Grain IN
the surrounding country was injured
considerably.
PulLApEhpiIIA, August Cone
child dead and ten sick from eating
stale sauSages. - dog which ate o!
the sausage, diru. rhe sausage max
ers aud the store keeper were arrested.
CHICAGO, August CA fire occurred
at Mount Pleasant, Mich, Yesterday,
which burned the Enterprise printing
building and other houses. Loss,
Sl0D,OO0.
MONTGOMERY, August Cat two
o'clock yesterday, the National flag
was huisted over the Capitol and TWEEN
ty-onc guns fired in honor of carrying
OF the convention by the people. The
majority will be from fifteen TO TWEEN
ty thousand.
NASHVILLE, August 6.-The boiler
OF steam thresllinE machine on Ben
H"skins' farm, III Murray county, eN-
pioded, k!illhg Hariili, biS engineer,
and coiored man. seven persons
Were wdtIlit.tT, ts>M",o u whom VIII prop
ably die
FORT MONROE, AugusS+3>[Ihe sur
Yivors Of the third Georgia Neglnieht
arrived here OH the steamer Niriaide
yesterday, on visit to the Fort. Nhey
Were met by the General and his say
and escorted inside, where they re-
ceived n salute of thirteen guns, after
which they repaired TO the rampant
and witnessed the firing of some shot
and shell from five inch gun. After
spending an hour very pleasantly, they
were escorted to the wharf, the band
playing Dixie, where they embarked
anu p'oNSN''' 'HN w WV NelN''
PouGnkEEpSiE, August 1.-THE UNI
by Clementinc. The 2:20 race for a
purse of four thousand dollars was won
by Jack Draper, White Cloud second,
2:3l 2:3lI. White Cloud took the
first heat and Twilight the second.
The next race for horses never heat
intr y. y fnr q, ht fnrtv-ipn hmm
dred dollars, was won BY Hopeful,
Lady Maud second, Countess third.
John III was distanced in the second
heat. Judge Fullerton took the first
heat, but was distanced in the second.
Time, 2:2l 2:22j, IS. AT the start in
the second heat Fullerton broke badly,
and stood almost still, and when he did
get to business was unable TO save his
distance. y rain storm, which pre-
vailed Just before the last race, made
the track heavy.
BUFFALO, n. y, August G.-First
sand persons present. Purse, g, 300
2:3S class: ~ ,2jO to first, s.625 to sec
ond, 1910 to third and $3.50 to fourth,
with twelve starters. Breeze took the
first, third and fourth heats, and first
ibbIVD. .Dthtiilll St''IIt IltdU anu
money Gumtali, third and money
and Hattie H. fourth. Time, 2:3il,
Dbl DDS and Isl. Purse for 81, 900
2:29 class S2,5OJ to first, 81, 80 to
second, 800 to third and 500 to fourth.
May Queen Won the straight heats,
and Garland second.
ST. PAUL, August THE OConuell
Centennial in this city passed Off in
fine style. In the morning, services
were held ut the Cathedral, and during
the day, Il grand procession, compris-
ing various irish societies OF st. Paul,
Minneapolis and saltwater, the st.
Paul. Robert Banks Literary Society,
(colored), the City Council, Board of
Education, Fire Department and n
long line of carriages, proceeded to the
City Park where speeches, music, etc,
were INDUCED in. Perhaps, the finest
speech of the day was delivered 10y
Robert Banks, Il colored barber of this
city, who gave his personal reco,lec-
tions of O'Connell. The most inter
esting feature of the proceedings, was
the determination of the Irish and col
ored citizens, which was hearty and
complete.
Dispatches received last night from
the principal cities of the East and
South, state that the Centennial cele-
bration had been observed in the most
enthusiastic manner.