The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21

HERE AND THERE.
General Crook Closing In on
Setting Bull.
Rollins, Republican, Elected
United States Senator.
Foreign and Domestic Breyiiles over
The Wires
Heavy Rains In Missouri and aeorala
Serious Washout on the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Road
Damage Of Cropsln
Georgia

NEW ORLEANS, June ~, The plc-
ayune reports the hanging OF i've ne
groes at Mount Pleasant, by white
regulators.
CHEYENNE, June 2O,--Ihe Crow aud
Snalle allies having Joined General
Crook, on Goose Crook, the command
marched on the 10th instant, expecting
to strike the combined Sioux under
Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse inside OF
four days. The Crows report having
seona large Sioux village ON Tongue
river.
AUGUSTA, June 20 Rain for seven
days has been general throughout this
section, aud crops ON both sides OF tho
Savannah river have been submerged.
There ia u total destruction OF crops OH
bottom lands. The river has risen
thirty feet, aud Is still rising, but tho
rain has stopped.
CONCORD, n. H., Jnne 70. Il. Ii.
Rollins, Republican, was elected to-
day United States Senator. In the
House the vote stood, Rollins, 200 J.
q. Sinclair, ITO scattering, o. In tho
Senate the vote was Rolllnn Sin
clair 3.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2O,--The Bay
Sugar Refinery, soyen-story brick
building, on the corner Of Battery and
Uuion streets, was totally destroyed by
fire early this morning. Loss $3.50, 600;
insurance S225,0O0. 1t was owned by
an incorporated company Herman
Lesser, Presid Refinery capacity,
1900 tons annually.
NEW YORK, June 20.--Slosson made
the extraordinary run of 81 points In
his billiard match with GARNER Satur-
day night, and becoming nervous sub
sequently lost the game.
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, June 20.-Dr.
Medlen, Of Venice, was to-day III
dlcted In the United States Court for
sending obscene literature through the
nails, the literature being an adver-
Using circular OF method OF procur-
Ing abortion. He was fined 500 and
costs for the offence.
CLEVELAND, o., June 20.-At eleven
O'clock last night, rs u car Oh the
South Side Street Railroad was going
down Seneca street hill, the brake
gave way, letting the car down the Hill
ut rapid speed. When the car struck
the bridge the horses became loosened
aud ran away the car jumping the
track, plunging into canal, dis-
lance of about twenty feet. Three
passengers In the car were carried
down into the water. Mrs. Gertrude
Delzeid, q " idow lady foity'iive years
old, was taken from the water dead.
Miss Emma Sandsbury and ]. w.
Kells were seriously, but not danger
ously hurt.
BONNEVILLE, Mo-, Jane 70. The
wash-out on the Missouri, Kansas and
4 xas road In Howard county, 10 more
serious than at first supposed, and II
will take days for the track to DO la
running order between this aud Han-
nibal. IL 10 said that three miles Of
track has been washed away few
miles north OF this point, aud the end
Is not yet, as rain Is now falling, aud
there Is no sign OF let-up. The
weather has turned extremely cold
for this season OF the year and frost
ia feared by the farmers.
President Grant made the following
speech last night, responding to ser
enade after the Republican ratification
meeting:
Gentlemen--After all the speaking
YOU and | have listened to tonight
for was with you ut your ratification
meeting you cannot wish, even II
was n SPEAKER, to hear anything from
me; but / cannot withhold my approx
al Of the excellent ticket given you by
the National Republican Convention
at Cinclnnati-a ticket that should re.
ceive the cordial support OF all Sec
lions. / know Governor Hayes per-
sonally, aud l can surrender with un-
feigned pleasure my present position TO
hin as / believe shall, the fifth Of
next March, with guaranteed security
for your rights and liberties under the
laws Of the land.
CAIRO, Egypt, June 2O.--Accounts OF
the alleged defeat Of the Egyptians by
the Abyssinians, are generally contra
dicted. The war terminated on the
9th of March last, and no fighting has
occurred since. King John, or Abys-
sinia, sent letter on the llth OF
March TO the Khedive, desiring to ne
gotiate, and about the 9th of June, the
Kbedive sent All Bey fully empower
ed, to Adowa, where King John has
been for the past month. The greater
portion of the Abyssinian army Is now
dlsbanded, the remainder being order
ed to the province Of Mogbly, where
the revolt is in progress. The Egyp-
tian army ~ returning home, afew
| l.tt.linua "a IN nj tn.r ON thu frOutiar.