The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-07-23
RRIEF rEIRGRAMs.

TnE steamer Parthia has arrived at Queens
town,
TnE steamer Germania has arrived at New
York.
Tar Cleveland rolling-mill strikers have
sucoumbcd
ArLANrA, GA, July Ex-senator Hills
condition Is unchanged since Thursday.
CHICAGO, July 22.-There are twenty vic.
tins Of the toy pistol now In this city, all dying Of
lockiaw.
ST.. Jossrn, Mo-, July 22,--The furniture
and Garnet store Of Louis IIaN was damaged by Arc
this morning to the eNtcnt Of s25, 600.
JosEru Morris, who murdered Miss Emily
Turner. near Townsend, Md, Il stiu at large and
no clue has been obtained rs TO his whereabouts.
poRrtANp. OREGON, July GA white
rlysican was recently called by spokane indian to
treat his sick son on the klamath Reservation. The
boy died aud the father shot the physician dead and
ncd
BALTIMORE, July 22.--Bob Allen, a noted
despetado aud companion, who escaped from chess
tcrtown j,i in this state recently were arrested In
WILMINGTON, Del, to-day.
BuazARp's BAY, MASS, July 22.-The mill
OF the South Warelam NAN Company caught FIRE this
evening. Tho building aud machinery were entirely
destroyed, cntailing loss OF $50, 600.
NASHVILLE. TEvY., July 22.-The Ameri,an
Tomorrow VIII contain the announcement OF the re-
tircmcnt OF Col Arthur ;. Coiyar, Its political edi-
tor and president Of the American Company.
CHESTER, PA, July 22.-The mammoth
steamer Pilgrim that stuck on the ways In the effort
10 launch her ON the 18th Instant was launched this
Afternoon amid the cheers Of large crowd Of people
porrsvItrE, pa, July 22.-pliny Porter,
aged nifty, committed suicide by drowning himself
the canal his home, at schuylkln Haven, to-
/ day Financial embarrassment was the cause Of the
| act.
CrNcNYAri, July 22.-Willard's Bank, at
/
\ and assets are not known Mt present. MIR. willard
Is absent, and considerable feeling Is manifested
| among the resident dcpositors.
BALTIMORE, July 22.-John IL. b. Latrobe,
Jr aged thirty-sx, brother to the Mayor, Gen.
bathng In the northwest branch OF the Patapsco at
| Ferry Bar. The body was recovered.
SAN FRANclsco July 22.-On receiving
news Of the favorable report on the Nicaragua Canal
Bill the Board Of Trade met and telegraphed to all
tue Pacific Coast representatives ut Washington, and
to Mr. Kasson of Iowa. to have the bill taken up by
consent OF the House, II possible aud Insure prompt
action before adjournment OF Congress. The Port.
land Oregau Board of Trace viii also take some such
| action In the matter.
| ST. PAuI, MINI, July 22.-1n 1851 the
wheat yield per acre nearly eleven bushels, AMI
the total crop 81 zee 3l0 bushels. The crop outlook
Is SO much more favorable this year that It Is be-
eycd the Yield per acre Will reach sixteen
teen bushels, making the total crop In 1889 abOu
| 10, Ooo 900. Minnesoas corn viii not exceed las
| year's-about II, 600 900 bushels. Barey will prob
ably go TO g. OOO 600 bushels, against 600, 600 las
year: oats 60 900, 900, against 20, 900, 600.
PETERSBURG, VA, July 22.-A special SEES
| sion OF the Circuit Court ot this city, Judge :. :
WeiSeger presiding, was held to-day to hear argu
ment the motion 10 dissolve the injunction grantc
by Judge Welseger a few days ago restraining th
city auditor from Issuing warrants In favor OF the cit
officers elected 10y the Rendiuster Council July 1852
and the city Treasurer from paying said warrants
The arguments OF the case began at 10 O'Clock thi
morning. and was not concluded at O'Clock tn might
| when the court adjourned TIM l. O'Clock Monday
The decision Of the court Is awaited with the creates
interest, ~ the wheels OF the city government ar
completely clngged.