The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-05
JhrAailgAerald
THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
CITY and COUNTY of DALLAS.
DALLAS. TEXAS.
SUNDAY MORNING DEC. s.
TELEGRAPMiC SUMMARY.

w III WV Eult uubNt OhWtkV, uuu Ull
on board, nine In number, were lost.
The report prevailed In Washington
that Marcus l.. Ward, of New Jersey,
had been rendered the Office of In
dian Affairs.
The bark Atalanta was lost on De-
struction Island, near where the Pa
clic foundered. The crew were saved
except two.
The Egyptian troops have occupied
the districts Of Juba and KiSmayO, dis
armed the Zanzibar forces there and
hoisted the Turkish flag.
The Office of the Michigan Central
Railroad has been removed to New
York from Boston, where IL has been
located Tor twenty years.
Robert w. Dresser, @ Yell-known
merchant of Franklin street, in RQs-
ton, shot himself, at his country resi-
dence, at Newton, Upper Falls, dying
Instantly.
One thousand baFae!s of white fish
and salmond trout have been seized
by the Canadian Government author.
tiles for having been caught during
the closed season.
Turkey has energeiically protested
to Montenegro against Montcngrans
taking part in the Heregovinian IN
surrection, and that the Great Powers
support the protest.
All quiet at rock Springs and Carbon
Coal Mines. The new hands are work
! ing peaceably at Rock Springs, and
will be also at Carbon in a few days.
The military are still at the mines.
The Federal Council has passed a
resolution adding l00,0 600 marks to the
sum already allotted to facilitate and
promote the display of German pro-
ducts Of the Philadelphia exhibition.
The National Grange has adopted .
resolution to the effect that, whereas
the currency question is rapidly be-
coming q political one, therefore II
should not be entertained by the
Grange, n.s
Centennial Committee on the Open
| ing Ceremonies, have selected William
Nj. Evarts for orator, w. IL. Longfel-
low as poet, and grandson of Richard
=. Lee, of Virginia, .as readerl of the
Declaration of Independence.
Prominent officers Of the Govern
ment in sustance, admit TINT the nav'
al preparations are more than mere
routine, and that serious foreign COM
plications are expected.
A special dispatch from Berlin say
it is reported the conference between
Bismarck, Gortschakotl and the Aus
trian ambassador has shown that the
three mowers they represent are In
perfect harmony on the Eastern ques'
ton.
The Neue Freie Presse, of Vienna,
has received a telegram from Its
Sclavonian correspondent 10 the effect
that the Turkish garrison at Goransko,
consisting of two battallions, has sur
rendered to the insurgents uhc0ndl-
tionally. They were in all probability
starved out. s
The general term of the Supreme
Court of New York has decided that
the fifty city lots of the Female Acad-
emv or the Sacred Heart, part for
buildings, part for gardens and eEer-
cise grounds for the inmates, shall be
exempt from taxation, as being used
solely for educational purposes.
A Springfield Mass. dispatch states
TINT the Rowing Association of Amer
lean College voted to challenge oxford
aud Cambridge, of England, and Trim,
ity of Dublin, to row them y six-0ared
race, without coxswains, at the Amer
lean College Regatta in 1875.
A Vienna telegram: Gen. Kaufman
has informed the Government at st.
Petersburgh that unless lie receives
tfty thousand men with artillery, he
cannot relieve the Yonsor of Khok-
and. All his available troops were
merely sufficient to protect the from
tier
Patrick Toney, Of New York City,
saturated the clothing of his wife with
Kerosene oil and set IL Oh fire. The
screams of the woman brought the ih-
mates of the house to her rescue, anu
the flames were extinguished. she
was horribly burned, however, ana IS
not expected to live.
The Spanish Cabinet council has de-
cided upOn the formation OF TWO
armies Of five divisions each, one In
Navarro. to be commanded by Gen.
Martinez CampOs, and the other IN the
Basque provinces, to oe conhla', ...,,,
by Gen. Quesada. The Generals VIII
shortly leave for their respective COM
mands,
The Paris correspondent reports that
tha Duc D,Harcourt, In dispatch to
the Due de Cases, French Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, states that Lord Derby
told him England bought the
Kbediye's shares solely to prevent o
circumference of foreign influence in
he Suez Canal, aud would neither
nroposs nor oppose an arrangement Of
an international syndicate. ami
The St Louis Dispatch says the In
font daughter of depraved woman,
namsd Annie Brown, was attacked by
rats in its bed, and before the assist
moo of the mother could reach 1t, was
Horribly disfigured about the face. Inc
Kin and flesh were torn away, ana o
lsrpe hole gnawed in the forehead.
WI, XWSon the mother reached the childs
bod two large rats jumped from under
Tie inflow and disappeared through .
creyice on the floor. :. "a
Some weeks ago, a difficulty at Cory.
don Ind. occurred between man ana
I;s ~ ife over the burial of q child. he
md ,u Il buried in a Protestant grave
, na which caused trouble, and she
had had It taken up and buried In the