The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-07-17

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Erw Yoml july 49,. Omngomcn NJ
UU nIt uHumlird llill morning ~
pt,lr various headquarters nnl inntcll.
rI iu iHIiUI a. the mrgrs IN Enst MD
Nurhutrr, aud embarked fnr grove
nI the Hudson 10 tHKu pnrt In then
SECOND annual picnic, together WIN
ludrus from l,rOuklyn and Jersey Guy,
which viii meet them nj that place.
CuARli'FroN, July ~. Tho prOcccd-
iug4 Ia the trial OF Treasurer Parker
to-day were very important. Laid,
tho missing witness, who had attempt
Cd To- nlgcOnd, was arrested aud tcstl-
fed that Parker told him that four
hundred and lilty Thousand dollars IN
coupon State bonds had been given
him, Of which his share was one hun
drcd and fifty thousand dollars; was
present when final settlement was
made by the State with Financial
| Agent Kompton.
luld also sworu that Parker asked to
have these coupons funded by nm
agent Of Parker. Tho coupons be-
| lougcd to the State.
The difference between the Savnn-
nah and Charleston railroad and the
Central railroad have been 80 far ad-
iustcd that there il no furthcrintcrrup-
ton TO through travel.
ATLANTA, GA, July l0.-Gencrnl
Horny Bcwing, of Columbus, Georgia,
died to-day.
HAMILTON, July 1O.-rhc Black
Tongue II raging among tho cattle
south of this place.
CHICAGO, July l0.-licv. S. ID. Os
good, d. D., district secretary Of the
American Baptist Missionary union
is dead.
GRANITE WELLS, NASSAU, Mo-, July
lO.-Two children while playing on
the track OF Nassau railroad, were run
over. One was killed and the Other
fatally injured.
LAWRENCE, Mass, July l0.-The At
ieatic Ocean Mills, employing twelve
hundred and fifty operatives, shut it,
looIs at noon. In n run of eight weeks
tNr company sustained loss Of eigli,
thousand dollars in wages alone.
KEY WEST, July l0.-Commador S.
II. Cooper in command of the Pcnsa'
cola Navy Yard, telegrnphs to the
Navy Department to-day that there
are no new eases of Yellow Fever nj
the the quarantine there. The nine
patients from the German Bark, Won
Maltkp, are convalcscent. No deaths
occurred since last dispatch.
81. Louis, July lO.-The Cons.itu.
tionul Convention now in session nj
Jefferson City, and City Council mt St
Louis, passed resolutions of respect
highly complimentary to Gen. Blow
and deeply dcploring his death. Tho
latter body will attend the funeral and
with other organizations and individ
uals in showing respect to the dc
ceased. Governor Hardin and Other
state officers will also attend.
/ RALEIGH, n. c., July lO.-Thc Cot
ton States Congress assemblies on
Tuesday, the 3d instant, I'm the Hall oi
the House of Representatives.. y large
attendance is expected. a banquet
Will lie given the delegates on We'd
nrsday night. The railroads through.
out the South grant onc.half rate tc
the delegates. Governor BrogdOn will
deliver the welcome address. II. IL
nuslirc extended the inequalities ot
the city. The hotels will entertain
guests ut reduced rates.
WASIIINGToN, July 10.-Ihc Chic
Clerks, Avery and Holt, are still dis
charging their respective duties i'll the
Treasury Department. There is no in.
formation against them, other than
the cX-partc statement of Mr.. Greer
WHO charges them with completely in
the whisky frauds. The charges, ii
appears, originated solely with Mr..
| Greer. 10th Avery AMI holt rcitcrate
their innocence and say they desire
/ their conduct to be thoroughly invcsti.
gated.
PORTLAND, ME-, July 10.--A tremen.
lous storm of rain, thunlcr and light.
/ ming broke over this city To-day. The
/ Catholic Church was struck. though
/ hut Little damage WAS done by light
ming, The church was considerably i'll
iurcd by smoke and water. The First
/ baptist and paysnn memorial churches
and Chestnut street Methodist Church
ana other religious cdiliccs suffered
more or lcss injury from the storm.
SARATOGA. July lo.--At II meeting
of the Captains OF the several boats
crews, now in Saratoga this evening,
resolutions were adopted declining to
/ accept the cup offered as II special
I prize, by J. \. Brcstian. The pream-
| bic of the resolutions recitcs that any
! prizes from an outside source, cspe-
Cially of such nature rs those offered,
would tend to effect uniavorably the
true interests of the races, which are
| the prOmation of amateur contests and
of NEE Ting in II more intimate and So
uial relations, the various members of
the American colleges.
The crews on Saratoga Lake are all
in practice. Yale has changed one
man and takes Il new shell. These
changes have lowered her stock slight
ly, although the blue seems still to be
the ravorite. Williams crew injured
their boat yesterday, hut are out in her
to-day. The report of Il change in the
programme is untrue. The Freshman
race will occur ut IL o'clock on Tues
day. The University race ut ii n. M,
cdnCsduy.
NEW York. July l0-Thc Leon,
hence for Savannah, returned with her
boilers out of order. Will sail mt 10 if
boilers alU repaired; ii not, the Cleo
pata will take her place.
CAMDEN, y. j., July l0.-Prcsident
Grant, accompanied 10y Hon. Hamilton
Fish, George W. Childs and several
other gentlemen, have arrived here
from Long Branch. They were met
10y Governor llartranit, Hon. "A. II.
l}Orie, Col. Fred Grant, Collector Con-
ley and others who escorted them to
the Revenue Gutter in waiting mt the
wharf, which Immediately started for
Cape May.
BOSToN, July l0.-'rhc Prince Hal
Grand Lodge of Colored Masons of this
city have received an official notice Of
its recognition by the Grand Lodge of
Germany.
RALEIGH, n. c., July l0.--It is be-
lievcd there are imposters in northern
markets who arc buying goods under
the assumed names ofsume of the most
reliable North Carolina merchants.
1t is thought that the device used to
commit swindle is 10 represent the
purchases for q branch store, and thus
avoid shipment to the regular address
Of reliable merchants. 1t will bc well
for northern wholesale merchants to
keep "A sharp lookout. Facts have
been developed showing that parties
have bCel, using the names of respon-
siblc business men in this city, and in
Oxford ia buying goods, both in New
York and Trenton, New Jersey.
TORONTo, Ont, July IA meeting
of the Supreme Black Encampmento of
America is 10 toe held in this city to-
morrow. Delegates have arrived here
from all the principal towns and cities
of the Dominion, and also from New
York, Philadelphia. Pittslmrg, Troy
NEW ORLEANS. July 12.--Attorney
General Field to-Iay filed an infor-
nation III the First District Court
against Gco. G. Benliam for obtaining
seq, unu Crnn, tho Gtafa ON frntIIulaut