The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-12-08
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WINNIPEG, MIN, December a.
Lieutenant Governor Csuehon Vas
sworn in to-6,.y. y Ba.tlefori special
-sys The Bisrkfest Indians re alarm.
ed ct the attitude Of Sitting Bull
Fears are entertained Of trouble. SIT
ting Bull said be would Ike 10 know
when The Almighty gave the Cana
dian government authority To keep
the Indians from killing buffalo. Sky
lodges OF Sioux have joined Sitting
Bull
he Obis River 3iocz I'd by Coal Ftsets
LOUISVILLE, December 5. Within
day or two seventeen steamers loade,i
with 6,OOO,0O bushels Of coal will have
arrived and gone south, IL the river
does not fall too rapidly. S1uih.rn
steamers due up will be obliged to re
main ST the foot OF the canal until The
blockade IL removed. The coal neei
is the largest for years.
National Trs-f Company IN Trouble.
NV York. December 5 The fol
lowing notice of the office Of the Na-
tioBai Trust company ls published 90.
day I'm cons. queBee of the malicious
reports In circulation regarding the
character of this company, aud By rec
ommendsoion of Mr.. Best and the spe-
cial bank examiner OF the state, We
hereby give notice that We require the
ten days notice under which ali dspos-
its are made.
slight Decline I'm Pnre Gum Shoes
/ NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The sale Of the
Associated Rubber companies opened
brisk. Prices ruled about as high a.
previous sales, with a slight falling OIL
IN prices on pure gum shoes.
Coal Combination
PHILADELPHIA, December 6-The
air is filled with rumors Of another
coal continuation. Ii IL represented
that the Philadelphia companies and
the New York companies, excepting
the Delaware, Lackawanua and West
ern, are favorable TO it.
Death Of the Son of Ex-Pr-.iaep,
Tyler.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, December A.
Colonel Robert Tyler, son Of ex. Presi.
dent Tyler, was attacked with parsly-
sis OF the brain about ten o'clock yes.
terdsy morning, and died at min.
o'clock last night
Workfngmen's Party ta Loui.yt,t. q
| Failure.
LOUISVILLE, KY, December 5.-At
the election held yesterday, the work.
iDgmen's ticket was defeated yery
thoroughly. Only q few nominees re
ceiyed majorities over the citiz, ns
candidate.
nysterfoas Death OF n wealth., I'm,
/ porter.
NV YORK, December 5.-Franci.
CaPeat was found dead In his bed in ,
Fifth avenue apartment house. It /
uncertain whether II a Is case of sui
eide or accident. His face was Ia 1
pan containing chlOrolOrm. He Was :
wealthy importer and member of IA,
Union Lesgue Club.
Thousand Dollar Count.rseit..
LOUISVILLE, KY, December g.
! Thousand dollar eouaterf.ifs OF
the Mhysville aud Lexington Ia Irna,
company, northern division of Ken
tOcsy, are on the market.
The ststksss aa~ons woa'f striL,
Their CeIsrs.
LONDON, December 6.-The striki, .
mssons have advices that a lsrg,
number Of workmen are coming from
Germany.
Commercial aud Bank Failures.
Boston, Dec. 6.-Janies SturgI-. AZ
East Indian trader, is embarrassed
Liabilities $50, 900.
Troy, \. Y, Dec. 6.-The Note Ex
change bank, of this ci,y, has gon,
into voluntary liquidation by resolu
ton OF the stockholders.
New YORK, Dec. 6.-Greenbaun
: Bros. & Co. have suspended. The fra
: are connected With the suspended Ger
man national bans at Chicago.
Sire Record.
CINCINNATI, Decem Der 4.-Eight O.
the principal business houses and iw,
dwellings at Athens, Ohio, were burn
ed last hight Los, sixty to eighty
thousand dollars
The county bridge over the Seioto
river, near Chiiiicotbe, Ohio, wa,
burned yesterday. Loss, fifty TO sixty
Thousand dollars.