The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-05
wool manufacturer, at Mllbury, Massachu-
setts, has failed. Liabilities, $4,000 as
sots, nominally much larger.

| SOUS, nOlnlnHlly nuch iuiBcI'
A cOMPLfCATfoN.
0 CoNsTAETfNoPLE, October There ha
been u lively correspondence between III
porte and Lord Dnherin, British mbassf
dor, concerning laborers engaged IN Tui
kew for service in connection with tn
British expedition to Egypt. Three labor
ers are now returning from Port said, AM
il is reported that the porte, threatened
was Obliged first to deliver not,
requesting that they be permittet
to pass the Da-denelle. subsequently
he sent q note complaining that although
the steamer on which they had embarked
had been permitted to pass, the, Dardan
eles, it was met on its arrival IN Constantl
lnople 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 oil
the port and some of the police authorities
went on board the steamer to demand their
surrende,, but the captain ana 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..
| Ballentine has been nominated for congress
by the democrats OF the 7th district OF Ten
! nessee.
| SAID TO HAVE BEEN swINDLED.
NEW York, October 1.-Hanford Il. Nash
has begun proceedings against George Der
nv and William Ashton, in the supreme
court. to recover $500. Plaintiff alleges
that in November, 1881, defendant offered
to sell him ene-twelith, in the Georgia t6 5n
Southern & Florida railroad for S2,5OO,
Nash Gays Ne made til purchase
in consequence OF representations
made to him by defendants
that a syndicate of capitalists, composed OF
Messrs. Field Donaheimer, Bacon and Dey,
| were about TO build the road.c These rep
resentatious, Nash declares, were utterly
false and untrue, and ne tht reiofe sues ~ ~
| recover the amount which he claimsto have
been swindled out of. Upon an order
orarted in the supreme court today de-
| fendants were arrested and required TO give
bail.
| THE BOARD OF HEATH.
WASHINGTON, October,1. ,1.-Telegraphic cor;
RESPONDENTS in Pensacola have devoted
much space since yellow fever made lts ap-
pearance there to attacking the mariIe H
health, and editorials have appeared IN
some newspapers based on the assumption
that these attacks were just, passing harsh
criticism on both of these bodies. Surgeon
General Hamilton, of the marine hospital
service, has just returned to the
city fom a visit to New orleans,
General circulation given to these. newspa-
| Der assaults, be made the following state-
ment: The position of the marine hospital
SCI vice in regard to the Pensacola epidemic
has been misunderstood, and in some quar-
ters grossly misrepresented. The statement
that the Pensacola board OF health would
have been supp lnted, or caused 10 resign,
in case the marine hospital service TOOK
charge there, is UNANIMOUSLY false. Inc ser
vice plan was supplementary to the work
of that body, and its members well know 1t.
Thev had APPLIED to the national board OF
health which had an appropriation expressly
| in aid of local boards of health, Tor money
and they received an allowance OF S!oo.
had intended: If so reque5tea, 10 assuahe tah
charge of the inland quarantine anG estap-
lish camps near Oaktield, several miles from
Pensacola. | am not, therefore, able to see
ON what grounds this cause would nave III
terfared with the board of health OF Pensa-
cola. The fact is they wanted money, noG
assistance, or If assistance were lulhlsheol
they wished the government to TAKE slues
VIII them in this quarrel with the mayor.
This quarrel it is well known, orlgl-
mated because the Pensacola quaratine
ms managed by the board Of health, was IN,
effectual. and facts have since demonstrated
the entire accuracy of the mayors state
ments. The responsibility of IL e lntrouuc'
ton of the present epidemic rests on t1e
T., present BOARD of health, aud they Viii &c
we'll not to add to that responsibility by
blocking measures for the PREVENTION Oh Ihe
sp cad OF the disease to other districts. me
fact is. | telegraphed the governor on sep
I .ember 10th as soon rs yellow lever was ue
: clared epidemic, without waiting loT ION .
2 formal request, offering assistance. the
governor accepted 1t on the l0tn, Dut WIN
drew the acceptance on the following uay
/ savinc the board OF health composed
: ofrentlemen familiar With the treatment OF
/ yellow fever do not desire quarantine es'ao'
iished around Pensf ;ola by the MARIE ser
vice. There is already an ethclenl quafen
5 tine and / withdrew my application loI
5 quarantine to be established by the treasur!
department, hut enrnestiy request tmuv onv r
{ depa qtment give the additional pecuhiary
1 aid asked for in my telegram OF yesterday
r TSigned1 W. Il. BLoXAM, Governor.
, Tbis speaks for itself and shows the ami
mus of the local boaTd of health, which wei
know that DR.. White, Of this service az fen
: sacola, was as familiar with yellow lever 4,
: anv phvsician in the city. The tac
l was nrbli,hed In terms that could not bt
misunderstood that Sl00,OCO speclaa
e fund for the suppression Of the epidemi'
must be discussed under the supeL'IsiOn
the officers of the m. inc hospital service
That statement was made puohc az Ih'
D same time that the announcement wa
made that the treasury department. ha,
been chosen custodian OF the lund. Al
= though necessarily knowing that the ma
Y rine hospital bureau was restricted 10 Ger
f ,ain lines of action in expending the money
s the Pensacola boaii OF ..ea!th hav'
\ repeat atcdly asked for an allotmen
n of cash, while rejecting assistance from IN,
{ treasury department in, the only wa!
G i'm which it can be rendered responsible FOL
g non-action by the department., rests en-
tirelv within the state of Florida. Ih'
Texas state authoriti-stook action, and tn
E marine hospitll bureau has gone TO tn
s fulI limit of the law in aiio. ding relief, ane
{ within that limit has spared neither none!
I nor labor.
: Itis learned at the state department tha
{ Brophy, the last American suspect, was re
J leased tome days since.
4 OCEAN STEAMERS.
e NEW YoRK, October l.-Arrived Habs
b burg. Rhiewndda, Erin. Arrived out: Cit,
Of Montreal.
SIGNED coSrRAcTs.
e Curc.eo. October 1.-The Chicago base
I bali CLUB have signed contracts for mex
! vear with every member Of the presen
club, except Nicols, substitute.
IL rr.aWre.
J. Ioxpor. October 2.--lntelligence has jus
: been received here that the castle and mill
< tarv barrae eks at Emiskillen, county Anna
naeh, ireland, are on fire AID that Tears ar
entertained FOR the safety Of powder stores
DTxvEn, October The folloving par
y ticulars Of a train rOb5E 3 % Grenada, = 81
,f. orado. last night, have reached here: Will
:, the west-bOund train was standing msid
The track 10 let the easi-u0uud p1ssen e
y train pass. two men mounted the engine
y with revolvers. and mnde the engineer III
q / lie train mile out Of t0vn. where fiteei
armed men took possession ci the train
The oniv shots frtd were pr tOnducio
pnes. who faf gone farwsTd fo learn n
!, cquse OF tlis s-sgrinE oi The trnl1- lie ~
= hack into The smckilg-c1r. where siefll
y and deputy sheriff nom Aaior til. a sleIl.
y from T.rs Vee1s were. The sherifls drew thsi
2 rrvolvers ard thereby saved passenger
p from losing their vnluAbles. The robOer