The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-08-07
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won tie wight cup, lunls NiuUI
second, knlsrf lhlrl
/ MuvrurAL, August 4 The HMdnI
rllsp Nv grnlu hua Cnusod nm inCrrn H
] confidence In the cnrfylng trade, au
bouts that were laid up begin 10 nou,
LOSpuN, August 6.--A berlin spec ,H
/ says the Turks nre collecting n force q
crush the Herzegovina lnsurgouts .
one llJw.
IOEpDN, August o. kilograms fruu
Oldham announce the strike IA ain
universal. Fifteen thousand open
lives are idle. The feeling against en-
ployers h ccOmlng very bitter
The Mark Lane Express, In DO
wecklcy review Of the COmmerui g
trade, says the cereal crop just ret /.
lug maturity has been saved 10y .'Ut
weather, and may yet have u mOd,r
utely good harvest. The upward move
ment has stopped, aud prices have DO
lHpsed, partly In consequence Of .r
cign arrivals, which are unusually rH
but current rates scarcely rCHcl DOL.
average, and below those of last yobr
The harvest In France u prOgre' ,'H,
rapidly, but the general reports .Idl
cate less than fair average yield, all
though in PARIS and Marseilles price
have fallen two shillings.
The Belgian and German market
show similar changes.
Official accounts OF crops in Aus,ris
and Hungary show that there h more
likelihood ola deficiency than II sur
plus.
VIENNA, August "a dispatch from
lmaschi states that the news from the
scene of the insurrection in Herr
goviria to the 2Sth of July, show that
the Turkish troops have defeated the
insurgents in all recon. encounter.
The Bishop of Alontar has induced the
insurgents ut the town of GovellO Ia
abandon the chiefs of the instruction
and return to their homes.
DUBLIN, >gust 1.-The celebration
OF the hundredth birthday of Daniel
O'Cunnell commences to day with
morning religious ceremony In the en-
thcdral, Cardinal Manning oiliciating
This evening an oratorio in English
will be sung in Exhibition Palace
which will be followed by concert OF
Irish music in the same place, when
the centenary ode will be recited.
The business houses and residences
of the city are generally decorated
with banners, garlnnds, notices ana
great display OF green.
The following members of Parlia'
ment are present rs members OF the
Catholic Union. Messrs. Dease Me
Carthy, Arthur John Moore, *. G.
Kelly, William O'Reil!y and Patrick
James Smythe.
The distinguished guests who have
arrived to participate in the celeora'
ton are, Archbishop of Basie and
Nantes, Prince Edward Rockwell, o.
Pasen, DR.. IIingen, member of the Ger
man Parliament, the Rev. DR.. Rivaldo
of Rome, DR.. Beck, the chamberlain o.
the Swiss Parliament.
Although no authoritative intorma
ton has been received to that effect 10y
the proper officers, it is feared that i'll
ness in the family of Lord Vliogan
will prevent him from delivering the
centenary Grafton tomorrow in Sack
Vile street, in which ease II will bt
published.
Or. Crockett, the eloquent new Arch
bishop of Cassell, preached at the re-
ligious ceremonies this morning
taking for his subject, "O'Connell, the
Liherator," fonr Archbishops, forty
Bishops and five hundred Priests par
ticipating in the ceremonies. which
were grandly impressive. The Cathe'
drel was dcnsely crowded and the mu'
sic superbly magnificent.
a Roman poatiiicial high mass was
celebrated during the day in the Church
of the Irish College, as Il mark OF sym
pathy for the O'Conncll festival.
1t is estimated that over ten thous
and visitors have entered the city o.
Dublin from abroad during the morn
ing hours.
LONDON, August 5.-Ten Thousand
strangers arrived in Dublin yesterday
to attend the O'Conneil Centenary.
BERLIN, August GA wGterspou
burst over thp tnwn of kToverelnc!
Yesterday, qweeping away the bridge
Several houses and the inmates,
CALCUTTA, August 5.--Feariul rail-
storms have passed through the north
western provinces. The floods have
swept away many dwellings and
great loss of life is feared
SAN FRANCISCO, August 5.--The steam
er City of Perkins arrived today viii
Yokahoma advices up to the 18th NJ
timO.
There had been renewed assaults on
foreigners at Rekin. the last attack be
ing OH ut attaGhe OF the German lega
ton, who WAS on scientific e%pedl'
ton, with some companions, forty
miles from the capital: They were
Seypraly beaten and robbed.
Negotiations between Japan anC
COrea have assumed less friendly
character than before, many japanese
officials having eepp recalled from
that country,
pumar of an impending warprevails,
but thus far there has been no such de-
cision by The japanese Government.
LONDON, August 5.-Oilicials of the
Union Bank says no arrangements
have been made with that institution
for the redemption OF Duncan, Sher-
man d Co.'S letters of credit in the
halii9 of travellers, negotiations there
for have been pending since the fail
urc, but have not been completed and
tho longer they are postponed there is
d less probability of successful results.
Letters received here from Amer
leans in Paris say over one thousand
holders of the suspended firms notes
have been heard from, In Germany
many of them are utterly destitute OF
luads, and have been compelled to
apply'to the local authorities or t. the
American Consuls for relief. One lady.
teacher of Massachusetts, had Int
thirty francs in money when abe heard
of the failure. American and English
people paid her expenses to Ham burg,
where she took Storage passage for
home.
Appeals for aid from persons holding
these letters come from all directions.
A document stating these facts, and
denouncing the house, y preparing for
publication,
DOMESTIC,
LOUISVILLE, August 3.-As far as
hoard nom, McCreary's majority in
the State will be greater than that of
Leslie in 1871.
LONG BRANCH, August 3.-The cast
end of the bridge, bath house and
mansion, has heen swept away 10y wa
ter, and the railroads are flooded.
Chicago, August "A bottle with
the following card was picked up on
Lake Shore:
July 1G, 2 A. NJ.
We cannot stay up more than an
hour longer, as the gas is rapidly es-
Gaping. N. s. q.
ghis date ~ that of the night on
which the balloon sailed with Profess
or Donaldson and the reporter of the
Tribune.
TERRE HAUTE, IND, August 2,-The
Wabash is a few inches higher than in
the Crea. inundation of 1928. The
river Is three miles wide opposite the
city,. and slowly swelling. We shall