The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-18

kiiied by lightning,
WATERFOWL, n. ", July l7,-Jan,
Mulligan, aged nineteen years, wa,
killed by lightning at Cape Vincent.
Fire IN Chicago.
CHICAGO, July l7,-SchultZ fnrnliur,
factory, on Milwaukee Avenue, wa
burned this morning with lorgt
amount Of seasoned lumber aud Other
stock. Loss six thousand dollars.
Arrested for Forgery.
Boston, July l7.--Fred. Floyd, chief
clerk of the Liquor License Commits
sion, was arrested for forgery In OBJ.
tanning Licenses.
Professor Donaldson and His balloon
swan ped.
CHICAGO, July l7.--Nothing heard
of the balloon which left here Thurs
dae night. II is generally supposed
here, that II was swept into the lake
by the terrific storm Thursday night.
ReIigiouc War.
HAMILTON, July 1.-THE trustees of
ST. Andrews church here have been
empowered by the Congregation to
lock out Rev. Barnett, pastor, who
refused to enter the united church
with them.
Commercial FAILURE.
New YORK, July l4.-Failure of IT,
J. DAILY n Co. tea merchants IL an
nounced, their liabilities are supposed
to include no large amounts.
Norfolk Free Of Yellow Fever.
New YORK, July l7.--Despatches
from various authoritative sources In
Washington and Norfolk deny the
presence of yellow fever ut Norfolk
WASHINGTON, July l7.--Captain Il.
j. Cushing succeeds Colonel q. l.. Kill
burn as Commissioner of Substance
for the Department of the South.
Cuban Affairs.
HAVANA, July IA. via Key West
The Spanish man-of-war Churruc
chased a British schooner into a har-
Dor of Hayti. The Haytian authori-
ties found contraband cargo on her.
The British counsel 1t is reported is
making an examination. The Cuban
insurgents have captured two forts
near Barcoas together with their gar
risOns.
Religious.
LONDON, July ia special dis.
patch from Berlin to the Pail Mall
Gazette says the German Government
has ordered the declaration by the
Catholic clergymen in regard to new
laws shall be strictly secret, the pur-
pose being to secure them from perse-
cution by the Ultram0nta Court.
Won Arnim arrived at Carlsbad. His
health is in precarious condition.
New PostoRice Regulations.
WASHINGTON, July II. The post
Office regL.e .iions have been modified
so that Custom House officers may ex-
anime foreign letters suspected OF con-
tanning articles liable to duty. Sus-
pected letters shall be held, the person
to whom addressed notified, and the
letter opened by him in the presence
of the Custom House officer.
Two Bales Of the New Crop.
GALVESTON, July 1.-Two bales OF
new cotton were received to-day from
Cuero, Texas. One bale was consign-
ed to Folke & Wilkens, and the other
to hammers & Vogel. The bale re-
ceived by Folke & Wilkens was shipped
by Mr.. Hausman, weighs 50Slb, classed
middling and sold to VIM. M. Stafford
for l5c. for Sloan & Sons, Philadelphia.
The bale to hammers & Vogel was
shipped by G. Shoeffer, Cuero, weigh
ed 405lb, sold to VIM. M. Stafford for
l5c. and shipped to George A. Haynes
& Co., Boston.
The sioux ON the War Path.
OMAHA, July 1.-THE Herald's let.
ter from the Red Cloud Agency, dated
the 9th inst, states that strong, well
armed and equipped body Of INCA
papa Sioux are on the war path In the
Black Hills, with the avowed deter
mination to cover the country with
horse hoof tracks. From Indian sour
ces we learn they have had two EN-.
counters with the white miners and
killed seven In one and three in an
other party.
Secretary Belknap and party left for
the west to-day.
There was terrific rain storm In
this vicinity last night.