The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-06-26

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Tie following telegram wns received
iy Admnni tIruofH Townsend Ifuin
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W. fdia, jhno ~. a diapnioii luat
received ifuu Oourfnl Sheridan, HlhtcH
Tint u large wa parry NJ Hi0uy lulinnH
attacked 70 settlement un lluck crtok,
lu,t south NJ lho Union l'nclIc fuid, on
the lnli, and stole goals aud hoiscs,
which were driven north nnd secured,
notwithstanding the attempts NJ ia"
troops NJ Font steele anu Laramie Ia
capture them.
Another war party Of seyonty-llye
were seen on the llth, just south of
camp Robinson, supposed 10 he going
south. The troops ut sidney barracks
| have been ordered to attack this party
aud give them severe punishment II
possible.
This IL the period for the annual
tlepredations al the Sioux Indians, aud
unless we strike some of these parties
the settlements will he greatly an
noycd. General Sheridan says he pre-
sumes II Is well known To the Indian
bureau that the Sioux Indians have
violated, almost every month each
year, In n most outrageous manner,
nearly every provision of the treaty OF
1863,
Signed. W. d. wIIlPPLE,
Assistant Adlutant General.
SAN FRANCISCO, jane 18TH slD
Champlain, which was last night on
North Farrone island, had been oil the
heads three days in dense fog, during
the time no observations could be OBJ
tanned, and the captain supposed he
was in the vicinity Of Point Keys. The
j fog was so thick that the rock could
not be seen till she struck her whole
length Oh The ground. She Knocked
her bottom out, when she iloated and
sunk in few minutes. Elhe crew nad
scarcely time to get out the bo",s Inc
crew saved nothing but II few article
of clothing. Shortly after leaving the
vessel the fog rose, when the crew
sighted the schooner Mendocino and
were taken on board.
DUBLIN, June lD.--There was fire
in an excise bond warehouse to-day,
containing eighteen thousand pun
cheons of whisky. There was series
of thu most tremendous explosions.
The flames spread rapidly to the ad-
Joining buildings. The burning liquor
flowed into the streets, igniting the
whole neighborhood Twenty build
ings in Atwell, Mills and Chamber
streets were burned. The mob rolled
several barrels of whisky out helping
themselves. The police were mustered
and the troops ordered out to preserve
order. Loss, five hundred thousand
dollars. At two o'clock this morning
the fire was as fierce as ever, the liquor
carrying the flames in every direction.
BoSToN, June 19.-The Champlain was
wrecked near anlFrancisco. Her cargo
was valued ut 100000; insured in New
York.
JACKSON, MICH, June l9.-Ameri-
can Girl took first best, Bodine "a, 3rd
and 4th. Time, 2:344, 2:2S and 2:27!.
BANGOR, Me-, June l9.-The North
American Railroad company has sus-
pended.
ST.. JOHNS, n. b., June led.
Jewett Il Co. failed to-day. The banks
hold large amount OF their paper.
Other houses are interested. Several
million dollars are involved in the
failure.
ST.. LOUIS, June 19.-The sheriff,
upon suit of Graham Co., paper
dealers, took possession of the Times.
Office. The paper will appear as usual.
a fourteen hours rain Hooded many
parts of the city. Losses heavy.
HAVANA, June 19.-The Catalin reg
/ iment attacked two hundred Cubans
in Kergas Hills, killing five and
capturing siXty-siX women.
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-The Ma
tional Board of trade, among other res
oiuiions, resolved that our national
water lines should be improved, but
that such improvements should be
| limited to the construction of short
lines between great bodies of water.
The resolution was amended so as to
be limited to existing water lines and
then adopted. The board adjourned
sine die.
NEW YORK, June ia special dis
patch from Rome, says the pope has
7 changed his mind in regard to the dec
! iaration ofpew cardinals of the church.
| NO cardinals will be DECLARED in the
consistury which will be held on the
18th of June at the Vatican. Bishops
only will be recognized on the occa-
! sion.
A seecal dispatch says the insurrec-
| ton at Lea Pas had been unsuccessful.
| III military governor and all the Fed
eral Mexican officials had been made
prisoners, and the Federal troops have
| fallen back before the revolutionists.
Seva Bora is leader of the revolution.
SHANGHAI, June l9.-Intelligence
has been received from ChinkiOng
| that the body of native soldiery in
suited the United States consul and his
wife. Two of the aggressors were ar
rested and temporarily confined in the
British consulate, when mob Of sol
diers surrounded the building and en-
deavored to effect the rescue of their
companions. The Europeans hastily
mustered and prepared to defend the
consu ate, but the Chinese authorities
succeeded in quieting the mob. The
British and American cOnsuls OF this
city have left for Chinkiong. The Uni
ted States man-of-war POlos and the
British warship Molia will follow
them.
MADRID, June l9.-General Marti-
neZ Campassas has succeeded in cross
ing the river EbrO, Notwithstanding
heavy fire was kept up on his forces by
the Carlists. by this movement he
has established n communication with
General Jovellar, commander of the
army of the center.
WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Robesou
has gone to Annapolis to distribute
diplomas.
Bristow has gone to New York.
Surgeon James Simmons has been re-
lieved as Assistant ut Surgeon.
Eli Mcclellan has been assigned to
duty in the department of the south.
1t * reported that the steamer Sara
nae foundered of Calais.
Gentlemen in official position are
apprehensivc tina. unless prompt meas
urcs he taken with regard to the con-
tinued raids Oh the Texas border, the
United States and Mexico may become
involved in serious difficulties. There
is no doubt that the Mexican Govern
inert, Ms it has repeatedly informed
our own, in reply TO frequent protests,
is anxious for the removal OF all
causes that could possibly pro-
duce n conflict of arms between the
two countries, but the border be-
ing far from the capital, it cannot
exercise the desired control over the
Northern States of the Republic. Two
years ago the Mexican Government
protested against the invasion OF It's
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