The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-11
HERE AND THERE.
Foreign and Domestic Breyltles over
the Wires,
Inquiry into the Samoan Affairs by Eng
land Deaths by Sunstroko-Ser-
vanS Again Defeated Hen
ry Clews Again on
Change,

OMAHA, July l0.-A Herald's special
from Nebraska City says that between
one and two o'clock this morning u
party Of masked mon overpowered the
guards, entered the Jail and assassinat-
ed Hank Dodge, who was to DO exc
cuted ON the 2lst of July,
New YORK, July l0.-lIenry Clews
has associated himself with Mr., Liver
more, retired banker, and Is doing
business again in Wall street under
the firm name OF Livermore, Clews
Il Co.
OswEdo, N. Y, July lO.--Lane,
Pierce ~ Co.'s tannery, at Sand Bank,
burned yesterday, Loss $4,000; In
surauce $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, July lO,-Rain IL
now falling abundantly, and the III
tense heat IL somewhat abated. Dur
ing the forenoon and up to tho COM
mencemcnt OF the rain the Their
mometer stood lO2 degrees In the
sIiade. A great number Of persons
have been Frustrated by the heat, and
fifteen deaths from sun stroke are re-
ported, besides which there have been
several not yet officially reported.
Three wagons are regularly employed
in removing to the hospital those over
come on the streets.
NEW YORK, July l0.--Up to three
O'Clock this evening there We're thirty
six cases OF sunstroke, large majority
OF which proved fatal,
WASHINGTON. July l0.--Of the N.Y.
mcrous persons Frustrated by the heat
yesterday, ak have died. The Their
mometor registered 1903 degrees In tho
shade. The weather continues very
hot and oppressive.
MINIATURES, July l0.-Judge Dyer.
in the United States Circuit Court to-
day, pronounced sentence In the whisv
Ky eases ns follows: Samuel ELIAS
and Jacob Rindskepf rectiiiers, each,
imprisonment for one day In the coun-
~ Jail and fine of one thousand dollars;
Leopold Wirts, distiller, six months
imprisonment and fine OF one thou
sand dollars; II. Schoenheld, distiller,
six months imprisonment and a fine
of one thousand dollars; w. BergeR-
thai and Charles Grau, distillers, four
months imprisonment and fine OF
one thousand dollars Charles Heintz,
distlller, three months imprisonment
and n fine OF two hundred dollars.
LONDON, July l0.-The foreign office,
IL Is understood, has received report
Of the preliminary inquiry OF Lieuten-
ant Auckland into the proceedings of
the British war vessel Barrancouta, Ia
connection with the recent affairs OF
the Samoan Islands, and II Is consid-
cred probable that the vessel will be
ordered home.
: New YORK, July l0.-A special from
London says force Of Servians was
almost annihilated by the Turks Mt
, Sleriza. The Turkish women fired
, from windows upon the Servians'
, -Four thousand men left Belgrade for
= the frontier Saturday, and all the
c heavy guns have been transported to
the fortress. Torpedoes are to be
Il placed in the Danube, a Turkish Deet
Il having passed the iron gates.
: PARIS, July l0.--The evening papers
g here publish a dispatch dated Semlin,
t July 10, which says the Servians are
! in perilous position. TiehernayefFs
h line OF retreat through Niscaviha val.
ley Is endangered by Kerim Pasha and
Osman Pasha. The Bervian com.
mander, Stratini Rathwich, has been
defeated at Akpolanka and has re-
:. signed his commission. The Servian
headquarters, In consequence OF this
1t reverse, has been transferred for
8, safety to Paratchen. Preparations are
y also making to transfer the seat OF
is government to Kragujavetz. Fighting
rs is now going on near Nisch.