The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-03
SUNDAYS DISPATCHES.


was taken az yesterday evenings session @
the new board inrelaton TO the resolution
foreshsdowiug suit against the city 70
the illegal arrest Of Lieutenant-Goyerno
Lewis, although ii was generally understood,
that the board would take such action.
THE rEyEB.
BROWNSVILLE, September 30-Two DEATH
from yellow fever reported to have oceurre,
at Matamoras to-day. The official reports
from Mier show that there have been 50t
casea OF the disease and l36 deaths there tC
date. Three boats attempted to land on
this side OF the river above Roma. Tho
guards exchanged shots with the occupants
Of the boats IN preventing their landing
Some of the boatIncn swan the river and
they were arrested. The bOatman who tried
TO land below was wounded, IL is thought,
seriously,
Denver Col, October Last night
about s. 30 the wesl,bound passenger train
On the Atchsop. Topeka ~ Santa Fe rail-
way was stopped one mile west of Grenada
by armed men, who helped themselves to
express matter, bat took nothing from the
passengers.
IN THE HANDS or TnE SHERIFF.
NIW YORK, October The Avery Man.
ufaoturing company, No. ST. Broadway, is
In the hands OF the sheriff No statement.
FAILED.
Bosrop October NELSON Waling,
wool manu- 'acturer at Milbury, Massachu.
sets, has failed. Liabilities, S0lO000; as
sets nominally much larger,
A COMPLICATION.
0HarANTIEopLE, october There has
been lively correspondence between the
porte and Lord Duiltrin, British amhassa-
dor, concerning laborcrs engaged IN Tur-
key for service in connection with the
British expedition To Egypt. Three labor
crs are now returning from Port Said, and
IL ia reported that the porte threatened
was Obliged first TO deliver n note
requesting that they be permitted
TO pass the Dardanclle, subsequently
hc sent note complaining that although
tho steamer on which they had embarked
had bcon permitted to pass the Dardan.
clieG it was met on It's arrival in Constanti- |
noplc by boat containing armed police, |
who prevented the laborers from landing,
AT 10 O'Clock this morning they were still |
detained on the Russian steamer which |
brought them from Egypt, The captain of
the port and some otthc police authorities |
went on board the steamer to demand their |
surrender, but the captain and agents of
the vessel refused to give them up. The |
British embassy has demanded guarantee
for The safety OF the laborers
FOR CONGRESS.
NASHVILLE, TENN, October john G. |
Balicntinc has been nominated for congress
by the democrats OF the 9TH district OF Ten |
Dcssec,
BAID TO HAVE REEN swINpLrp.
Nav YORK, October l.--Haniord Il. Nash |
has begun proceedings against George Der |
ny and William Ashton, in the supreme
court, to recover $500. Plaintiff alleges
that in November, 1881, defendant offered
10 sell him one-twcltth In the Georgia
Southern & Florida railroad for $500. !
Nash says he made the purchase
in consequence OF representations
Inade to him by defendants
that syndicate of capitalists, composed of
NJ essrs. Field, Donaheimer, Racon and Dow
were about to build the road These rep
Nash declares, were utterly
false and untrue, and he therefore sues to
recover the amount which he claimsto have
beon awindled out oC Cpan I'M order
granted IN the supreme court to-day de. |
PENDANTS were arrested and required to give |
bail
THE BOARD or mArW
WkAnINGToN, OGtober,l -recgraphic cor |
respondents in Pensacola have devoted /
much space since yellow fever made its an. |
pearanCe there 10 attacking tho marine
hospital service anu national board of (.
health, and editorials have appeared in !
iomc newspapers based on the assumption
hat these attacks were just passing harsh
criticism on both OF these bodies. Surgeon
General Hamilton, OF the marine hospital
'eryicc has just returned to the
iity from u visit TO New Orleans,
md on being made aware of the
general circulation given TO these newspa.
Der assaults, he made the following state.
nent The position of the marine hospital
service in regard TO the Pensacola epidemic
ias been misunderstood and in some quar-.
MS grossly misrepreSentcd. The statement
hat the Pensacola board OF health would
ave been suppiauted, or caused to resign
n case the marine hospital service took
Larg6 there, is iniamouSly false, The scr.
'ioc plan was supplementary TO the work
\ that body, and llsmcmhers well know it.
They had applied to the national board of
health which had noppropriationeXprssly
n aid OF local boards OF health, Tor money
md they received M allowance of $3.50. i
'nd intended, If so requested, 10 assume
hMgo OF the inland quUrWtino and ostnb.
ISL camps near Oaktlcld, several milcs from
Pensacola, | am not, therefore, able to see
N what grounds this cause would have in.
crIcrcd with the board of health of pcnsn.
ola. The fact Is they wanted money, not
assistance, or IL assistance were furnished
hey wished the government TO take sides
@th them in this quarrel With the mayor.
rh@ quarrel, Il is well known, origi.
rated because the Pensacola ouaratino
"a managed by the board Of health, was in.
,ileotual, and facts have since demonstrated
he entire accuracy of the MAYORS state
nents, The responsibility OF the intioluc.
Ion OF the present epidemic rests on the
srescnt hoard OF health. and they will do
veil not TO aud to that responsibility by
Hooking measures for the prevention OF the
prcad OF the disease 10 other districts The
act is tclographed the governor ON Sep
cmhcr 10th as soon as yellow fever was dc.
Jared epidemic, without waiting for "A
ormal request, offering assistance. The
governor accepted II ON the 10th, but with
irew the acceptance on the following day,
aging the board oi health composed
" gentlemen familiar with the treatment of
yellow fever do not desire quarantine cstab.
ishcd around Pensacola by the marine ser.
iicc. There Is already au cillcieu, ouaran.
.ino and | withdrew my application for
quarantine to be established hy the treasury
but earnestly request that tho
department. give the additional peculiarly
,,d asked for In my telegram OF Yesterday.
lSigncdl w. II. RoNAa, Goyenor,W
This speaks for itsclfaud shows the ami.
nus of the local board ofhca,th, which well
know that DR.. White, of this service at Pen.
,aoola, was rs familiar with yellow fever as
my physician In the city, The fact
ves published IN terms that could not be