The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-08-07

HAtTtuOnE, August 2,--l,ev. James
ID. MCCnLe, NJ the Protestant EplscO-
/ pal church, IL dead aged -iNty.seVeli,
| lie was formally minister In the
Methodist Episcopal church.
WAsHINGTON, ID. g., August 2.-'The
distressing rumor that the steamer
Lady Lake, out with an excursion par.
| ty had founded, " untrue. The vessel
IL safe here this morning.
| CINCINNATI, August "a dispatch
| from Hamilton says the Miami IL out
of Its banks. Tho water IL, In the
" estern part of the city, from three to
four feet high. No trains out last
night on either the Pan Handle, Gin
cinnatl, Hamilton or Dayton roads.
Sr. LOUIS, August Rain storms
ARE still continuing In this and every
other section of the state, a large
quantity of'rain also fell in adjoining
States, and asidelrom the damage done
to railroads, crops OF all kinds have
sustained great injury.
81. Louis, Aug. Among the real
estate transfers reported us having |
been recorded in the Recorders Office
for this county are some fifty lots OF
ground in different parts of this city, |
ranging from twenty-five TO one hun
dred feet, from w. b. Duncan to Alex
ander Duncan, for the consideration of
one dollar.
GALVESTON, August 1.-The Calves
ton Artillery Company, the oldest mil |
itary organization in the State, ha>e
decided to attend the Centennial at
Philadelphia, next July.
MEMPHIS, August "A dispatch
says the remains of eX-President john
SOP reached Greenville, Tennessee, on
the fist. The body was embodied in n
beautiful silk national flag, while in
one hand the great Iennesseean held Il
copy of the Constitution.
FALL RIVER, August 1.-The wooden
mills were started to-day. In most of
them there were no weavers or spin
ners. At noon all but four mills in
the city stopped. Everything quiet.
NIp,,ptus AuUust o.-Teleyrams
from above last night. JisnelleI the
Inst homes of overting an overflow. The
n,arou,iv fool ,onidIv last ovonjny aud
nt civ 9,clorl, This morning. stood at
~ which is ,Innrecedented in this lat |
it,de Cotton on the .uplands il report- |
cd snfter;ng from incpssont storms he
inc overrrS Inv weeds.
GuJCAGo August 2.-Special receiy-
ed this morninp report heavy and
damaging rains az prevailing in CEN
troI and Northern Iiliuois AMI in parts
of Iowa. during the past forty-eipht
hours. The crops have been almost
entirely DESTROYED. Some lowlands
! and even the hiyhjands have suffered
/ to n great extent, Railroads have been
| washed ont Mt some points, but no Sc
rious accidents are reported.
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r an, innhn, nIs'n' ~ IT., me cav,
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hlone isiamu in'i.s "ouiu .uhe ,nti,
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tuhe .auat'o on, VI ono '''o''' 'o''''''e"
o'i D 1uSu T, rnu Auo,st "a oo.o
Ill, nn'AD Draiini ta,h Hor; . else
uliiloso paln'iei .o.n9 iioiiiS"s' o'"I'9
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mie'iV Wi,''ou' VIZ mn, hi'oM ieuSo " nny VI
.., ~. I. :, 49,, $500,
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me- w o, ISL rW mo r,;,, oo,
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noon : ' 'N'
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an nSi IL" i" , No. w. dan;,ued Sn That
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n,.r unnr
Accounts from, the INNER Mississi H.
nj. Missouri and Illinois saws ali the
Flyers ora ronillv rising. and ali trim
tories within Two hundred mile, of
hero orc grentIv swollen. many of them
nouriny ont in Hoods
DISPATCHES from various parts of this
ctoto re,,ort Immense damage IN crons
In Snriny river bottom alone the
dnm,nr sniiared nv the farmers is esti.
mattel ,t onn milan five hundred {
thous,nd dollars
The Osoon md Rlncl;water rivers ore {
hi,,I,art hon AVER hnfnra known, . and /
in fnct iii stenms in tbr State nrr at {
tlood hi,ht caIIsinW great destruction |
of nronrrtv {
RniIro,is ore also su(Ierin,, seriously '
from, wnshouts loss of bridges and
nvortIo,,s n .irocts station ho,Ises. etc ,
irraims ~, Tho vorions roads ore badly Z
J.IoveI ar etonnai entirely,
me tnrrniin roads ore also beino
washed nwnv i, nloces. and bridges [
destroved Travel of ali kinds is I'M i
neded probnLlv there was never so /
widoIv extondnd domooe Inv rain in
any. G,,to y
T IL. q, mn, a,. r.
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nehrtu Heo'he a. ione'S W, W. , tt,s |
evening ~" ~ ."si', wiz VIII ut 1
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