The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-07-03

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~. LorH, July I. The Times ha
been purchased by Colonel Orlste IA
thirteen thousand three hundred an
. my dollars, aud hereafter viii be- pul
/ llsllcd ~ an Independent Journal. Til
/ Indicates the liberal tendency Or mod
ernlsn Of the Democracy Of the cit,
aud state.
| SAN FRANCISCO, July L. ColOnc
/ William Irwin was nominated ON tn
seventh ballot for Governor.
KEY WEST, July There were twl
deaths yesterday from yellow fever.
Signed, j. V. Harris, Health officer
DETROIT, July IA collision occur
red to-day, between two passenge
trains. The engineers AMI lircmeI
saved their lives by jumping oil. n,
first class passengers were hurt. Elf
teen enIigrants were seriously wound
ed.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-The Sigma
officer reports the Oristes, from Cap,
May, and will proceed to Baltimore.
The meeting between the Postmas
ter General ana the telegraph presi
dents reached no result.
a Pensacola dispatch announces
,npn1un fnlt La,
Ing arrived yesterday with several
cases of yellow fever ON board. One
death occurred. She is subjected to
strict quarantine. There is no apprs-
hension that the fever would reach
the city.
The Secretary of War leaves on a
tour of inspection.
CHICAGO, June 20.-Reports from
numerous points in Wisconsin, Min
nesOta, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri and
Southern Illinois, indicate the storm
which passed over that section, lasting
from Saturday ill Monday night in
most localities, did great damage,
killing considerable amount OF live
stock, tearing down houses, fences, i'll
undating whole farms and injuring
crops to some extent. Railroad bridges
aud culverts were swept away in some
places, and many persons injured and
several reported killed.
New York, June GA dispatch
from j. V. Harris, health officer at
Key West, dated June 2S, reports one
death from yellow fever. To-day DR..
Harris adds, ~ am sorry to have to in
form you of the prevalence OF this dis
ease as an epidemic ut this place.
DUBLIN, June 20, p. M.-lhe shoot
ing ut nine hundred yards range Is fin
ished, and result largely in favor OF the
Americans. Total score-American
3iT Irish, 202.
The shooting at one thousand yards
range was also won by the Americans
10y II score of 3O3 against 300 for the
lrishmen. The match was won by the
American rflemen by total of 967 to
920 for their opponents, the Irish.
NEW YORK, June 20. "A cable dis
patch says SO great is the secrecy main
tanned in reference to the Information
al Shooting Match, which is to take
place in Dublin to-day that even the
names of the men selected to form the
liish Team have not been announced.
The dispatch says this secrecy has
frightened the Irishmen and places
them at disadvantage.
Henry Ortrachs, agent of the Ger
man Lloyds, is dead, aged G6 years.
Seven persons were poisoned to-day
by eating pickles containing copperas.
One will probably die.
The grand jury in the court of gem
eral sessions presented six new indict-
ments against Boss Tweed, Sweeny, G.
a. Woodward and others not yet ar
rested. The new indictments are for
obtaining money under false pretences
from the city of New York. The
amount is valued at six millions of dol
lars.
Joseph LJeder, who made affidavit
stating that he had seen improper IA
miliarities between Beecher and Mrs.
lilton at the residence of the latter in
1865, was arrested on warrant based
on complaint made by Colonel Hen
~ Barton Beecher, supported by afli-
davits containing the written confess
sion of John j. Price, his accomplice.
Rice, who appeared as witness
against him, makes affidavit that he
did not know Loeder previous to 1872,
and knew nothing about Tilton's house
till recently.
Judge Morris appeared for Loeder,
and Messrs. Ira ~ u Hill for complain
ant. Judge Reilley ordered both Loe-
der and Price to be locked up for ex-
WASHINGTON, June 20.-Over one
million and II half of National Bank
currency has been issued siuce May
9TH, upoh which eighty per cent Of
legal tenders has been received and re-
tired. Since the passage of the act of
January !, 1915, nearly eight million of
additional National Bank currency
has been issued.
Assistant Surgeons in the army in
,lude Walter Reed, of Virginia; Or
lizards Burnett, of Mis2issippi r. l..
Itasson, of Virginia. The appoint
ments were made after an interesting
examination.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-'The Signal
Service observer at Cape Henry reports
hat the Italian bark Driste, from Liv-
arpool to Baltimore, Captain Martin,
with crew of ten men and II cargo of /
wo hundred tons Of salt and chemic- |
lis, three hundred and siXty-fve tons |
registered, went ashore one mile south /
If Cape Henry last night. Her posi-
ion il not dangerous. Captain Mar |
in has sent to Norfolk for assistance.
baltimore, June 29.-in the Circuit .
Court of Baltimore to-day, ON bill of
complaint of certain tax payers in the
ity Of Baltimore, Judge Pinkney
,ranted preliminary injunction pro-
libitlng the Mayor and City Council
rom paying certain appropriations to
number of charitable and benevolent
nst tutions. The Council passed. an or
nance which was approved by the
layor, making appropriations for the
cas- 1910, among which were appro-
to number of charitable
nd benevolent associations-publio
nd sectarian-such as the Aged Mems
lone Of Maryland, Agricultural So
iety for lao Blind, Union Protestant
niirmary, st. Mary's Industrial
ch0ol, etc, amounting to about fifty
hou and dollars. When the ordin-
nee was before the City Council il
'as regularly opposed hy number Of
rotcstant clergy and tax payers.
EiSClSNAII, June 29.-The grand
Try to-day returned indictments
gainst Thomas Il. Sneelbaker, the
resent CHIEF of Police and former
of the Water Works, Will
am Merk, city editor of the Volkes-
'eund, ex-Collector of water rents, J.
. Mccormick, ex-Collecior of water
'nts, and Paul Reinlein, formerly
ustee af the Water Works, for en-
of money belon ging to
he Water Works and II. A. Bow
Ian, con OF the present Trustee, for
rand larceny. These cases have all
ZEN brought to light by investigation
the management of the Water
'orks, which Eas been in progress
n some weeks.