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

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lAiu4, June No. The subscriptions
. received fIr the sufferers by innnda
liuu nrn unpfrcodcntedly lufgp. TDia
luut'p, tWD hundred tliUusnnd dollars
The list opened by President MrMh
huu itIH already reached fOfiy thou
Hauu uuliurs, II h nnuuunred that
ten thousand persons VIII hc wholly
dependent upon public charity lOI
months.
loNuuN, JuIriO. 4 sI,cinl Ia The
Daily News Wys thc number Ut men,
women and children drowned In the
Toulouse alone, i4ruuglly estimated at
two hundred thousand.
I DUBLIN. Jane -. An enthusiastic
OYGtlun was given the American team
ana u grand banquet at the Mansion
I House. The Irish admit that the
match was fairly won.
LONDON, June Gladstone, Ia u
magazine article, argues strongly that
the Church OF England Is worth pre-
serving,
PARIS, June 30.-rhe damage to TOu-
louise aud Aeon exceeds so, 900, 100.
Relief for the sufferers Is passing In
from all parts of the country.
Nh. utuIpr fall uuS .SIrunrIinurr
torrents sweeping through the streets
with such force rs to carry before u
men, vehicles and everything nova
bic. Many houses were suddenly
flooded and destroyed before the in-
mates could make their escape.
Five hundred inhabitants are miss
ing, and ut least one hundred are
known to have been either drowned or
killed 10y falling walls. All railways
are interrupted, having sustained more
or less damage.
MADRID, June 30.-An ordinance has
been issued, banishing members of the
Carlist Juntas and all families of
which any member is in tn. tallist
service. The ordinance also provides
for the conliscation Of property
PRAGUE, June 30. FIX Emperor Fer
dinand is dead.
PEsTuE, June 3O.--Thc loss of life by
the tempest exceeds the first estimates.
One hundred and twenty dead persons
were taken from the Danube, and
doubtless many floated down.
HAVANA, June 30.-rhe Spanish
troops, after sharp contest, Dispersed
two bodies of rebels. Eleven Were.
killed and five captured. The prison.
ers were summarily shot.
MADRID, June 3O.-lt is officially an.
nounced that General Martinez Gam
pas has occupied Strong positions Ola
the river Ebro, in order to prevent the
escape of the Carlists from Valencia
and Arragon into Catalonia. General
Juvellar, Commander of the army of
the Center with twenty-pight thou.
sand troops, IL advancing by different
rOut \ on the Carijst leader Durregrray,
who commands twelve 'hou-aud men.
LONDON, June aU.-Tne Mark Lame
Express weekly review OF the bread
stuil market -, s, owing to floods in
France and Nuklvurui le reports from
America, tue lrHIh,t Is hardening.
Northwestern Europe has been favored
with plenteOus rain, while the Eastern
and Southern portions 1.-THE continent
are suffering from drought. Prospects
are variable, aid general abundance in
not to be relied ON. Germany and
England have the best prospects, Rus
sia, Hungary and France the worst.
ClRo, Egypt, June 3O.--'rhe new
international Court of Appeal was
formally opened yesterday at twelve,
o'clock, at Alexandria, 10y the Khedixe.
RICHMOND, Va, June 30.-Jeremialh
Willetts, a Minister of the Society on
Friends, formerly of Philade AIhiis,
died here yesterday, aged eighty-tw@.
Colonel Thomas Ii. Dewitt, for lsaauy
years Secretary of the Board of PGblic
Works of Virginia, aud Chief Clerk In
the Second Auditors 0N.JF, !uicidea
early this morning in the parlOr of his
residence, by placing the mnzzle Of "a
rifle in his mouth and aring it, blowing
his brains out. The deceased was about
sixty years old, ANA much esteemed in
this community, He was native of
New York State, and long u prominent
Mason and Knight Templar. The deed
was caused by general depression.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 30,-The
steamer Genevieve arrived here yeyter-
day from Hong Kong.
A typhoon visited ftaAs Kong ora
the Sd of May, doing great damage To-
property there and in Canton and
Whampoa,
The steamer Poyang was wrecked
near Macco, and one hundred and
twenty-five lives lost. One hundred
and fifty junks were also destroyed.
OTrUMwA, Iowa, June 3O.--A Dep
uty Marshal was shot and killed by
one of the Smith boys while on his
way from Jail to court. The people
hung Smith to lamp post.
NEW YORK, June 30.--The follow
ing dispatch from Key West has just
been received: "One death from vel
low fever. Weather pleasanter. J.
n. Harris, Health Officer"