The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-08-14

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urI,rl lul evening tat udyIpw from
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GAnuaEr, MI, Augusta a ply
sllinn l,lt morphine, Instead ~ pow
der for framing, for II drnught for M
old lady who died. The nurse who
lq,lcl NJ the medicine, was saved with
difficulty, $500
~ Lous, August O,--'rhc Glohc.
Democrat puhllshcHa letter from u.
Graft Brown, who opposes the Nation
nj bank system.
The railroad fight hence to Chicago
continues, and the round trip tickets
ARE ut ten dollars.
Brannon telcgraphs from Barrancas
that no new eases yellow fever have
developed since Saturday, The hos
pltal steward, VIM. H.. Hill, doubts If
there he any more deaths.
| SAN FRANCISCO, August "a heavy
earthquake occurred at HOLSTER this
morning. No damage reported.
| GREAT FALLS, y. v, August 0.-Ihe
great COcheco Mills, ut East Rochester,
| idle for the past month, will resume
operations Tomorrow. y large shoe
factory ut the same place will also start
| ut the same time.
CHARLESTON, S. c., August o.
Parker, the eN.Treasurer Of the State,
who escaped from Jail last week, where
he was confined awaiting trial for
plundering the State while In Office,
was recaptured In Camden last night,
and will he brought to Columbus in
irons.
TWIN MOUNTAIN House, n. H., Aug,
0.--The first of Rev II. w. Beechers
vacation sermons was delivered this
morning, to II very large audience.
The attendance was made upof resi-
dents of tho villages adjacent, and
guests of the hotels in the city.
New YORK, August 1.-TWO ships,
which had been laden with wheat and
corn, by Archibald, Baxter IL Co., to
the vaile ofSl0O,OO0, was seized yester-
day, in Brooklyn. Archibald, Baxter
a. Co, had purchased the grain, prom
ising to pay cash, but had failed to do
so ut the time of their suspension.
PouGiiKEEpsIE n. Y.,-At n sere-
made given here by Col. r.. A. Aston,
of the Herald, to Gen. Young, member
of Congress from Georgia, speeches of
friendly and concilintory character
were made by both gentlemen, who
asserted that if the North and South
had known each other before war as
] IL tho XvnillI
never have occurred.
MEMPHIS, August 0.-The meeting
of citizens held at the Exposition build
ing, Saturday night, was largely attend
ed, and expressed feelings ofsorrow and
roget for the death of eX-President
Johnson. The meeting was addressed
lay Henry Croft, Judge Pierce and Cap
! tain II. W. Brown. Resolutions set
ting forth the lite and services of the
deceased, and the loss to the State by
his death, were adopted.
FOREIGN.
PARIS, August G.-rhe suit brought
| by publishers against Nap0leon's heirs
for the non-completion Of the life Of
Caesar, WAS dismissed with costs.
MADRID, August The Govern
ment denies that it intends negOtia-
ting seven million dollars to indemni.
ly Porto Rico slave owners.
PARIS, August 7.-Nictor Hugo wei
!. coined the American rifle team to his
residence last evening.
I.0NNoN, August 7.-Eighteen add.
tional Nptton mills, involved in the
Oldham sfEike, have closed their doors.
The numbeK of operatives idle is in
creased TO 20,OHO.
VIENNA, August 7.--Insurgents in
Herzegovina, afterSeveral engagements
with the Turks, havS succeeded>m sur
rounding Trebique, Which is weakly
garrisoned. They havcNlfeady burned
part of the suburbs.
STUTrGART, August 7.AMr Schalz,
of Nicksburg, won the silver cup in
the rifle shooting notch Rere to-day.
OTTAWA, ONT, August IA dis
patch from Gnstevcns says three chill
drer, while picking berries in the
bush, were killed by bears. Only feet
and arms Of one child can be found.
BERLIN, August Tin an Interna-
tonal shooting match, at Stuttgart, to-
day, Frederick Kramer, of Baltimore,
won the silver goblet
LONDON, August 6. 1.-The case of Alex |
and VIM. Collie, fer obtaining large
sum of money ON false pretences came |
up for trial, but Alex Collie having alb |
seconded, the prosecution was unwil- |
ling to proceed against William alone,
hence the case was adjourned.
A letter to the Pail Mall Gazette,
from Purcydea, says the BON bard |
ment of the Citadel at Iodeurgel is
not in full progress because the AL
consists are awaiting for the arrival of
additional heavy artillery, which is
expected daily. Unless relieved, which |
is hardly possible, the Carlists must
surrender.
Accounts from Sec,evonian say the |
Insurgents defeated The Turks in sew
eral engagements and wounded Selim |
pacha.
LONDON, August 0.-An additional
recovery of specie to the amount of
one hundred thousand dollars has been
made by divers ut the wreck of the |
steamer Schiller.
PARIS, August 9.-The waters of the |
Rh0ne are falling, and the danger of an
inundatiOn avcrtCd.
Prof Watson, the American astron-
omer, has arrived at Naples from Pc
kin, where he observed the transit of
Venus.
LONDON, August 0.-The United
States steamer Tennessee has arrived at
Palermo. The usual official cOurtesies
and visits were exchanged between her .
officers and the port authorities.
HAVANA, August 1.-The cargo of
the British vessel Laura Price, which
was pursued into Haytian waters by n
Spanish gunboat, has been enlarged |
as contraband of war, and taken to
Havana by the steamer Carvosa. The
Diario thanks the British Consul Gen
eral, in Hayti, for good offices in the
matter.
DUBLIN, August 0.-The O'Connell
Centennery was celebrated by BAN
quet at Cannon Street Hotel, the ma
jority of the gentlemen present being
Home rulers.
Cardinal Manning ordered n re
Damn to be sung last evening in all
churches of the Arch Episcopal Diocese
for the blessings resulting from OCon-
nell's labor.
GLASGOW, August 9.-There was Ia
serious riot i'm this city yesterday, be-
tween the Orangemen and the Home
rulers during the O'Connell celebra-
ton. Five policemen were injured and
fifty arrests made. The rioting was
at night.
LATER--MaDy fresh arrests been
made, and in consequence of the re-
newal of the Disturbances at Glasgow,
between the Home rulers and the
Orangemen, the military are held in
readiness to prevent further disorders.
VIM. Boyle, born in Boston in 1903,