The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-24

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In vegetables and nuts uud young clU.
yrf nrp Killed. hGyiccs from various
uuflt NJ the state give disastrous ur.
counts Of dhmngp from tie cold Tho
lUss Among the truckers iu the western
lnfl NJ the state X estimated NJ one
million dollars.
TuuoSrn, April ~. II II lcnrcd the
fail wheat wis kilcd by the recent
freeze. IN SOME sertiOnsthC thcrmum-
ctrr stood nine degrees below zero.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, April lO.-Thcrc
hgs been frost here the lust four morn
ings, doing some damage to the corn
crop aud vegetables. The fruit Is not
much hurt.
ROME, April 10. Garibaldi is con.
fined to his bed.
LONDON, April ia special to the
Daily Telegraph says that Emperor
William has signed the bill withdraw
Ing the grants from the Catholic
church.
The editor of II German journal con.
spicIlOus for its opposition 10 Bismarck
has been arrested and his Office search
! ed.
The Occidental and Oriental steam
ship line have chartered the White
Star line steamers Belgium, Celtic and
Oceanic for service betty cen San Fran
cisco and China and japan. The
Oceanic has already sailed for Hong
Kong 10y way of the Suez canal. No
vessel of her size has ever passed
through til, canal.
HALIFAX, April l0.-rhe steamship
Nova Scotia, which sailed for Balli-
more this morning, has on board II
large importation Of English shorthOrn
cattle and other valuable breeds for Il
party in Kentucky.
LEXINGTON, Mass, April l0.-The
official ceremonies have commenced,
and Curtis and Dana are speaking.
The population is twenty-five hun
dred, and it is estimated that there are
ten thousand people here.
The train leaving Boston at $40
brought seventeen ears loaded full, and
left three thousand ut the depot await
ing transportation, while hundreds ut
: stations along the route were unable to
get aboard
PIP. M.-Thcre are from forty to fifty
: thousand people here and it is imp0s-
sibe to go any where. The procession
is now moving in accordance with the
published programme. The immense
pavilion is crowded to overlooking
aud thousands are surging about the
: entrance unable to gain admission. n
raw. cold wind has prevailed from the
I east since nine O'Clock, rendering it
: extremely uncomfortable and testing
. the patriotic enthusiasm of the vast
multitude to the very utmost.
At 10 p. NJ. the superintendent OF the
, Lowell road telegraphedto sell no more
tickets for Concord, the single track
being so blocked up with immense
trains that ii was impossible to trans
. port them beyond this point.
The president, with Nice-Presldent
Wilson and two of his staif rode in Il
-. four horse carriage in the procession.
$ WASHINGTON, April l0.-Growing
out of the raid upon Bagdad, Mexico,
, in 1866, there are one hundred and
: eight Mexican claims against the
/ United States, and twelve American
: claims against Mexico, the latter
: brought by American citizens who
2 were doing business in Bagdod. The
2. American commissioner claims that
the raiders were invited by Mexico and
: commanded by Mexican officers to
/ drive the imperialists from Bagdad,
= and, flushed by success, they sacked
4 the town, and that United States troops
: were sent across to preserve order.
I The Mexican commissioner claims
: that United States soldiers did the
. sacking, and that the United States is
responsible. A test case has been sub
: mitted to Sir Edward Thornton, upon
/ which all claims will turn. Sir Ed
, ward will give his decision as umpire
/ in "A few days.
PHILADELPHIA, April l9.-ln the
t case OF the Union paper collar compa-
! ny VS.. Conkins and other companies,
| an Injunction was ordered with II de-
: cree for past damages, with security for
/. twenty-five thousand dollars in each
1 case with further order to pay the
T., usual royalty into court until the eXpi-
e ration of the patent
{ CHICAGO, April 19.-In the billiard
tournament this afternoon Shaw beat
Rhines, Parker beat Liverman, and
Magioli beat Gallagher In the bill
lizard tournament Saturday night, Car
ter beat Hoa, 300 to 81; Burlegh beat
-, Miller, 200 to lib. In last innings Bur-
leigh made III, the highest count OF
: the tournament. McAfeee beat Hen
: ing 200 to 1893.
f MONTGOMERY, April l9.-At the sale,
/ under chancery decree, of the West
| ern railroad of Alabama to-day, Will
liam Wadleigh, president of the Geor-
{ gia Central railroad, and j. s. Davis,
0 vice president of the Georgia railroad,
became the purchasers for their roads
D jointly. The sum bid was $3,l20, 10000,
I SPRINGFIELD, April 1.-two men
were refused admittance into Bush
tavern, at Wales to-day, and on at
tempting TO force an entrance, both
u were killed.
New YORK, April 10. The ship
: CORVALLIS, from San Francisco to Liv-
. erpOol, was wrecked off Pitcairns Is
= land. The captain and twenty-six Of
$ the crew have arrived here.
5 SALT LAKE, April 10. The flood in
: the Bitter Water valley is increasing
= Three Union Pacific bridges are gone.
, This trouble extends ten miles. Moth
e ing can be done till the water subsidies
! NEW York, April 19.-The troubles
of the Northern Pacific railroad cul'
minated to-day in the appointment ofa
I receiver, who will take immediate con-
troll of all the property.
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