The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-14
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yesterday evening at Pixies Peak with
the temperature at thirty-three de-
grecg.
Yhe News Jersey storm.
NEW York, August l3.--Thc loss
caused by the storm in New Jersey
yesterday is heavy. In Orange county
alone the damage is estimated at two
hundred thousand dollars. In others
il is equally as heavy,
PGIiucnI.
SAN FRANCISCO, August l8.-Whit-
ley has been nominated for Congress
by the Oregon Independent Convon-
ton, but declines to run, his accepts
ance being conditional on the endorse
mpnt of the nomination 10y the Repub-
lican Convention. The independents
may make another nomination.
Financial.
WASHINGTON, August, ia call for
ten millions ofdolars worth of bonds,
will be issued by the Treasury Depart
ment, to-day, the syndicate having
made another subscription for that
sum. This leaves 49, S35, 755 OF the new
five per cent bonds in the hands OF the
Secretary and Syndicate, who has I'M
til November ID to, take this amount.
The w. VT. 90.
NEW York, August I3.--President
Orion, of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, in n card published this
morning, says the Western Union
Company can Use to advantage ten
thousand more miles of wire next year,
and buy out other companies, but have
not made such a proposition to the
lines. "No proposition has
been made in the interest of the West
ern UniCn Company, that we have ac-
cepted.'
Mrs. TiI;On Puts in nh Appearance as
plaintiff.
New York, August -, Mrs. Tilton
has brought II libel suit against the
Brooklyn Eagle and Mrs. Kcnsill for
one hundred thousand dollars DANA
ges. The notice of trial has been serv-
ed and proceedings are to commence
in the Brooklyn city court during the
terms.
yellow Fever NJ paScaGOula.
PAsCAGouLA, Miss, August b
Yellow fever broke out here sunday,
August Sth. 1t is not known how it
originated, but supposed to have been
brought from Havana. Thereare now
thirty cases under treatment. The
disease is of most malignant type.
Seven deaths including DR.. Bradlield,
leading physician.
The cashier of the ChiIiieothe Nation
Bank Deinuitcr.
CINcrNNATI August l3.-An En-
ouirer's Chilicothe, o., special, says
j. Mont2 Sinder cashier Of the Chilli
Gothic National Bank, has been discoV-
cred to be deiaultcr, but the amount
is not made public. Sinder left Chilli
Gothic three weeks ago to go To Cihclh-
natl, but has since been heard from at
Wallingford, VI, where he has reIa-
tons. His mysterious conduct IN,
duced investigation, which showed
that for eight years he has been using
the banks balances in New YORK, ioi
speculation purposes.
Tie mississippi NJ Memphis.
MEMPHIS, August l2--During the past
twentyfOur hodrs the river has risen on
" one-third of IN inch, ana only
shows thlrty-three feet ten inche'
flush ON the guage, which Is II trlilt
above the spring rise, and Two lhcheS
below the danger line.
Additional news from below, III rel
erence to the crevasse at Burke's place
in the lower end Of Coahoma county
mississippi, states there Is II gap o
Twelve miles between the levee anc
district of Coahoma and Bolivar coun
flies, and at the lowest point or whlSl
il Burke's, II private levee, which oroN'
on last Friday night. .,,.
Since then the water has been pour,
ing down through the crevasse, nno
thence to Hush and Penny ana sun
flower. About three hundred acres 0
cotton and corn have already been ue
stroyed in that vicinity. ,n
At Chicot City, it Is reported Una
the railroad IL inundated from I'M
four to the eight miIe poles, ana Una