The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

'@--h1Nt a6eFa lthNtAAl "a NFAAN IlN.
Captain Durham produced his pat,.r,.
bu, they were considersh insalIis iept
aud he was detained four daysin oiosa
confinement until the arrival o: /.
Spanish frigate.
The Hay e--sssrGssd Letter . sa.a..i.
CoLuNBrs, O., Jane 2.-Gsneral
Garfield pronaunets letter originally
Published ia the New York S1u f.ur-
porting to be rom Hayes TO Garfield.
forgery.
A Large fjre sn Onets, Michigan
DETRoIr, June 1.-FartheE pagilcg-
las from the upper peninszlar confer
i'll the destruction. by fire, 81 'Ontta,
Michigan. Seven hundred peg l.- sss
rendered homeless. Property % the
extent OF 100000 was destroyed.
Released fro,a Cu.t.a,.
MEMPHIS. June A Woodward.
county trustee. arrested in san Fran
cisco recently. charged with embsz-
cling $4,000 Of county fund.-, Wa
released from custody this morning
His bondsmen hEve paid some $50
ESQ of this amount.
PIts.burx sustains Another serisa.
Loss By Fire. asa.
PIITsBURG, June 2.-This morning
the PittsbuIg steel CASTING works,
burned. The building Was iron clad.
About $4,000 worth of patterns were
destroyed. The fire caught from the
gas furnaces. loss $40, $50.
Lake Huron VIII be fringed wiIh
Prairie.
DsTRnTT, June 5.--'fhe forest fires
extend forty miles along the shore line
of Lake Huron, api indefinitely in-
land. No towns are ina Immediate
danger, hut should no rains come.
serious results are eertsin- The smoke
makes navigation difficult.
Railroad Accident y ttasl
ALBANY, y. ", June 5.-This morn
ing, as the freight train approached
the bridge here, the draw was open,
and, as the engineer could not stop the
train in time, the locomotive and ten
der plunged. into the river. The ell
! gineer and fireman Jumped oil and
escaped.
Something for the Business Men.
NEg YORK, June 2-F0ar steamer
sailed for Europe to-day, among their
freights is 10000 bushels OF corr; -,
OeO bags of wheat; 10000 boxes OF
cheese; 1900 bales of cotton; 1900
packages of butter; 1900 cases canned
goods, and numerous other Items.
BursIsrs Surprised.
| MoRRIsTowS. Pa, June-TYe burg
lars, while entering the hOiire Of sam
uei Roder, at Blue Bell, Montgomery
county, last night, were surprised by
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roder. a scuifi= en-
sued, during which one of the thieves
shot and instantly killed Airs. Rodrr
The men are at large. r. ls-sr.
DeAIh by BIydrophosia- PrtnceIy ne
quests of charlotte Harde..
! BosTON, June 5.-Samuel Worhnrst
died of hydrophobia at Sangus Center,
Massachusetts. He was bitten two
months. The systems were we'll de-
! fined.
The will Of Charlotte Hardes, OF
Charleston, gives $50, coo TO the Per
kin's Institution for the Blind, SiO, OUJ
to the Charleston library, and 5000
to other Institutions. The res, Of her
fortune, after deducting private lega-
cies, goes TO the Massachusetts genera
| hnsuital f
Twenty two Persons Killed by Tor
pado Tn Illinois.
MOUNT CAEMET, ILL.,, June 5-Twen-
ty-two dead bodies have been fonpd
| thus far. The fire was subdued after
| six hours steady work. HUNTERS OF
farmers were in from the country,
whose teams are scattered among the
deiris. The number killed Is unknown.
The tornado passed over the town
about half-past three o'clock this after
noon. 1t struck the town at the south
end of Cherry street, and passed al
most due north, taking in about one
| square east and west, aud destroying
almost everything in les course.
An Attempt se Rob the Man aud ~
| press Train of the Missouri Pacific.
| Sr. LOUIS, June The track OF the
| st. Louis aud SAT- Francisco road, III
miles west of st. Louis, has been tam
pered with. The engine aud baggage
cars on an express, last night, went
down forty foot embankmeBt, kill
1 ing three. Pistol shots were fired al
the train, the flashes revealing men At
the side of the track. Two balls pass
ed through the cars and one through
the conductors hat. The night was
dark and rainy, and the train running
only ten miles an hour, otherwise tn.
robbers intended throwing the whole
train down the enIbaDknient. and
would certainly have succeeded. No
clue.
winning Numbers.
New ORLEANS, June 5.-There was
large audience at the concert AT the
opera house witnessing the lottery
drawing this morning, General Jubal
Early drawing the ticket numbers and
General Beauregard the prizes from
the respective wheels. Number 81, I67
drew 100000, number si,754 drex
$780, 600. number 81, 4te drew $1,000.
snppresssen Of Csime IN Louisiana
NEW ORLEANS, June 5s-Governor
| Nichols has aligned death warrants In
the following eases: Arien .Evegne
colored. for the murder of Richard
James, colored, in this city, on the
sixth Of February, 1876 Joaquine
Fiosengo, Chinaman, for murder OF
Marie Louise. colored, in this city,
January II, 1876; George Morris, col.
ored, for the murder of Sarah Jones,
colored, in this city, on the thirteenth
| Of November, lSi5. The eondeu,ps.,