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

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7 Mississippi railroad, ln llp Ni,luiiy q
NH Shoals, iG covered with waite
from three Inches Ia $50 feet deep,
put out the lire ~ tGr rupinc tO.dn.
~ the train rnme through The pea
pie In the bottom luud, along the OH,
aud Wabash rivers ME seriously alarm
ed on account OF the threatened over
How. \ great many of the farmer
have lost their crops W. the lloud,
SARATOGA, y, Y, July li,-lhe uni
versliy race to-day Wns u complete sue
cess. The buoy system proved feasible
At least twelve thuuShrd people wit
messed the race. 'i'l" oulS accident
that marred the days enjoyment was
10 the Princeton crew, Parmlry receiv'
ing n sun-str0ke AT the end of the Sec
ond mile; he had also been suffering
from felOn on one Of his fingers for
several days. The university race
started Mt 2:lO O'Clock, the water being
in good condition.
First half Ot the race was uneven,
Harvard leading mt the start with II
| thirty-threc stroke, Cornell taking the
lead with thirty-lour stroke ut the see
ond mile, when Yale fell back to the
fourth or fifth IN place. With u
moderate stroke after getting the lead,
Cornell kept II to the end. In the sin
gle scull race of two miles, Kennedy
won easy, wild coming in 0ne-eighth
of mile behind. Time Hell.
FOREIGN.
MADRID, July l3.--The draft of the
constitution provides that the Senate
shall he composed of classes, first
hereditary title, second elections by
popular corporations, and third nom
ated by the crown. All grades of
Spaniards with incomes of ten thou-
sand dollars and over are included in
the the first class.
1t is reported that fourteen thousand
Carlists prisoners have arrived at VAL
encia. The popuhcc threatened to
lynch some Of the Ca,listS Officers who
were placed on n man Of war Tor safety.
LONDON, July l3.--At the Moody and
Sankey's farewell meeting last night,
one hundred lightweight clergymen
of the Church oi England were pres
ent, Iar mountaineering those of amy
other denomination. Canon Conway,
of Westminster, occupied II seat ON
the platform. All present were deeply
affected. Mr.. Moody while speaking,
was so overcome ty emotion, that he
had to stop, and was unable to con-
clude his address.
LONDON, July l3.-The usual Orange
celebrations in Dublin and towns
throughout Ulster and at Liverpool.
Most of the meetings passed resolu-
lions condemning the home rule. No
disturbances.
A dispatch to Renters Telegram
Company from Vienna says the South
ern Sclaqonic party has grossly eXag-
gerated the Herzegovina disturbances,
which are entirely of an agraran
character, and originated i'll resistance
to tax collectors.
Turkey considers it unnecessary to
send reiuforcements to the scene oi
trouble.
SANTANpER, July 10 The crew OF
the Spanisi. steamer Bay wrecked
near the village of Materio, on the
Biscayan cost, was saved 10y the Car
list fishermen, but will be held ny hos
ta5es. The Carlists threaten to shoot
the crew If the RoyaliSts lombard any
more of the coast towns.
LONDON, July ia Prussian war
ship has been secretly engaged in taxi
ing soundiugs and mapping the coast
of Jutland. Explanations will be de-
manded from the Berlin government.
Sir Edward Watkins, Chairman of
the Erie Protection Commission, sails
for the United States in two weeks.
Henry Parsons, Adjutant of The Brit
ish team, telegraphed from WINNIE,
don: 81 regret to- say that the Consil
will not allow the last proposed match
for Saturday between he Americans
and the representatives of the three
Britain Fights, of 1874 and 1870, to he
shot. He intends to offer the Amerl-
cans cup, which they may take back
with them and shoot for mt home.
81. JOHNS, n. b., July l3.-1he an
niversary of the battle of the Boyne
was generally celebrated throughout
the province by the Orangemen. No
conflict reported.
MADRID, July l3.-rhe military sit
uation is unchanged, General DorreSa-
ry still retrea.ing but 10y lines that
center where he proposes to make the
stand.
LONDON, July 13.-Gildersleeve has
Officially replied to an enquiry from
the London Agent of the Associated
Press that the determination of the
Americans not to shoot another team
on this side of the Atlantic is final,
and says the mem bers of the team are
now separated and cannot be brought
together for any purpose before next
week. Five or six of them would
probably be glad as individuals to
shoot ut Wimbledon on Saturday, if the
Lloyd cup is offered.
In the House of Lords this evening,
the Earl ofDerby, Minister Of state for
the Foreign Deputation, in reply to
question dated February Sd, 1879, lay
ing down certain principles, says 1t
had no application to Great Britain,
who was not asked to acquiesce therein.
The subject of that correspondence is
now settled, and it was useless TO dis
cuss abstraction. AS to the words of
the German dispatch, which had been
quoted by the Noble Lord who pre-
ceded him was so vague, that they did
not admit of judicial Interpretation; If
they meant that all acts however in |
direct or remote to the cause Of distur-
bance in another State ought to he
prohibited, that would be the most en-
traOrdinary and prepOsterouS claim |
ever put forth in diplomacy; if it only |
meant as to some acts which interna-
. I,,,t fn,Inln fl,nt a nrinat-
pie which, within certain limit, every |
Government would admit, but for one |
Government to require another under |
menaces to silence its press or public ,
speakers, was an act which had always |
excited, and he hoped always would .
excit, strong sympathy for the latter
and Indignation against the former,
because such demand was arbitrary I.
and oppressive. 4
Sir Edward Wathens has accepted
the craftsmanship of the British com
mission of the Erie bondholders, on
condition that all those interested will
support his appointment.
Moody and Sankey's farewell meet
ing took place at Mildmay's hall last
night The Earl of SALISBURY and
Canon Samuel Morley, NJ. T., Rt. Hon.
Cowpcr Temple, Mr.. Macarthur and
seven hundred clergymen were pres
ent. Speeches were made full of
praise of the eminent revivalists, for
the fresh life and energy they had in
in the churches. and the
steadfastness of their converts. \ sug-
gestion was made that a memorial of
some kind he presented to Moody and
Sankey, hut Stone on their behalf said
It would not be accepted, and nothing