The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-19
HERE AND THERE.
Hendricks Denies that u difference OF
opinion Has Arisen Between
Himself ana Tildcn.
Completion Of the Last Tunnel on the
Southern Pacific Missouri and
Her SeIf.SOcrihclna Patriots,
Heated Term Turco.
Sorvlan War.

NEW GoRR, July ls.--The weather
continues very hot, thermometer 90
degrees In the shade.
BosroN, July lS.--Reports from
Maine indicate TO day TO be the hottest
of the season, thermometer ranging
from 90 toe0 degrees.
NIcNsnuRu, July Isl. r. Lynch
was nominated unanimously on the
ilrst ballot for Congress 10y the Repub-
lican Convention Of the Sixth district.
CINCINNATI, July lS.--rhe entire
western portion Of the town of De-
moSsville, Kentucky, station on the
Kentucky Genital Railroad, was burn
ed at II O'Clock this morning.
lNpIANArolLs, July lS.--The News
this afternoon published an interview
with Governor Hcndricks,i In which he
denies the statemedt published In the
New York Commercial Advertiser,
that n difference OF opinion had arisen
between him and Governor Tilden.
BosrON, July ls.-A number OF
prominent ladies have purchased the
old South Church, and II they cannot
raise the amount required to purchase
the land in sixty days, they will tear
down the building und re.erect Il else
where.
MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA, july is,
The Spencer and anti-Spcncer Re.
publican faction, have withdrawn their
State tickets and united ON n ticket
headed by Woodruff the present may.
or OF Selma Alabama,
ROCHESTER,, y. Y, July Is. The
Bank Of Fairport is closed this morn.
ing. Harry Il. Walcott, proprietor,
went TO ST. Louis three weeks ago, and
has not been since heard from. De.
posits on hand amount to about S45,.
900. Other liabilities are not known.
LONDON, jury lS.-rhe foreign
office has received telegram from the
British ambassador at Constantinople,
stating that II Turkish functionary Of
high position, had been sent rs an eX.
traordinary commission to suppress
excuses on Bulgania He is furnished
with full power to iuhIct summary
punishment.
Francis Hart Dyke, Procurator Gen
eral, died yesterday, from injuries re-
ceiyed 10y fall from horse.
LEANENwoRrH, July ls.-Anna
Johnson, n woman living In the north
ern part OF the city, was murdered In
the government reservation some time
last night Her body was found this
morning with the head beaten to u
jelly Louis Earlwine has been mr.
rested, but 1t il not known whether or
not he Is guilty.
New YORK, July ls.-A special des-
patch from Vienna, says that British
cooperation with the allied powers de.
ponds upon the Porte being contiden.
TALLY kept acquainted with every step
taken by the powers during and after
the war, 1t also depends upon the
Vassal ship OF the insurgent states re-
naming unimpared unless the Porte
relieves them of its own accord.
NEW York, July lS.--Special to
Kiernans News Agency, San Francis.
co, says advices from Los Angles state
that daylight was let through San
Fernandendi tunnel on the fifteenth.
This Is the longest rail road tunnel In
the United States with the exception OF
the Hooscas tunnel and the last com
pleted of eighteen on the line of the
Southern Pacific railroad, between San
Francisco aud Los Angeles. There
will now he continuous road from
that city nearly to Fort Yunan, dis
lance of over six hundred miles.
New YORK, July lS.-It il UNDER
stood that in order to meet certain ar
rangements made by the New York
Central Railroad Company, one OF the
fast freight lines running over the
Pennsylvania railroad has further re-
duced its rates to twenty cents per
hundred pounds for first, second and
third class freight from New York to
Chicago, aud fifteen cents per hundred
pounds for fourth and special classes
in lots not less than five thousand
rounds each. A contract has also been
made by this line, at these rates, to
last until fall.
ST.. LOUIS July lS.-Base Ball-St.
Louis 5, Cincinnatis /.
ST. LOUIS, July lS.-The Democratic
State Convention, which is to meet at
Jefferson City tomorrow, has brought
together the largest crowd Of delegates
and outside workers that has congre-
gated in that city for many years. Ev-
cry county in the State Is represented.
The number Of candidates for the diff
ferent offices is unusually large, there
being six for Governor, seven for Sec
rotary of State, eight for Register OF
Lands, six for Treasurer, fivefor Attor-
ney General, six for Supreme Judge
and thirty-hve for Railroad Commits
sioner, only three of whom are to tie
elected. Among the prominent candi-