The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-26

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ieen mon we're badly soalded aud crushed,
lfhe only man WHO escaped was one VINO
was standing on top NJ the CnhOOse, nndl
who Jumped on. Tho Injured we're as
sisted into teams and taken home Some
OF them are suffering severely from delay
In attending TO their wounds Several VIII
die.
BALrIMonE, October 2l..-Cornmod39re
HUGH Y, Purylance, retired, died this
morning nj his residence In this city.
FoPr MORGAN, ALA, October 2l,-An
unknown brig was forced 10 anchor OIL
Mana island yesterday on account OF inc
storm. IL IL supposed to be the Ortolan,
from Galveston, Texas.
NEW York, October "A new ] cent
morning journal Is 10 be started mere on
November LIST by Joseph Pulitzer, OF the 81
Louis Dispatch, and Stllson llutchlns,
of the Washington Post The office WIN
he In Spruce street, side of Tribune build
ing. oo, r,o N,u,oo,o,
bark Exeter, from Pensacola for Dortrecnt,
arrived at this port this forenoon III dis'
tress. She left Pensacola September, llth,.
and experienced heavy weather. Part 81
her deck load was washed away. she VIII
no doubt have to discharge her cargo OF
lumber and go on dry dock for examination
and repairs. 80,
FoRTREss MONROE, VA, October 2l.-The
Spanish steamer Bellevue, from New York
for the West Indies arrived here this after
noon, having in tow the French brigantine
Marie Anne, from st. Domingo Tor Havre,
with coffee. The vessel was picked
up yesterday morning about 10
with only three men on board. The cap
tain, two mates and six men mad died IRON
yellow fever on the passage. The vessel
was drifting about when picked up, she
was toWed to the quarantine grounds pc
low Norfolk and the authorities notified.
The Bellevue will proceed on her voyage
tonight. ., M, r.u
Democrat in an editorial says: Have
meyer Bros of New York, have purchased
two souares of ground between Bienville,
Custom house front and Decatur, streets
and will erect thereon sugar refinery 10
cost 100000.
PORTLAND. Me-, October q The trial OF
the case of Charles A. Strout against seven
students of Bowdoin college for damages
on account of injuries inflicted whlte haA-
| ing freshmen, was concluded here TO-DAY.
The Jury returned verdict OF 81, 100 dam-
ages against the students.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. October 2l.-Senor
Gilmore, Peruvian minister in WASH
ngton, tonight received cable ois-
patch from DR.. Rossas, minister OF Peril IN
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tions between Chill and Peru are still in
progress in Chill, and that Pierola. the ex-
| dictator of Peru, who has heretofore been
reported EN- route to Peru, is still IN Parls.
WASHINGTON, d. c., October 2l.-Cap-
tain j. G. Post, of the United States
engineer corps, has been relieved from duty
under Lieutenant, Colonel Gilmore S,; ana or r.;
charge of the Mississippi river improve
ment. Captain Post will take station at
Alexandria, Louisiana. First-Lieutenants
7. L. Bailey and J. w. Lyman have been
ordered to report to Lieutenant. Colonel
Gilmore, at Charleston, South Carolina.
Central and South American Advices.
PHYSICAL AND POLITICAL EARTHQUAKES.
LIMA, October 21.-At lao a. m. to-day
a slight shock of earthquake was felt here.
News from Arequipa says the official acts
ofthe provisional government shows that
they are marching headlong toward a fatal
end. The project of Arequipa has rendered
his resignation, but the supreme govern
ment refused to accept, because, at present,
his services cannot be dispensed with.
SMALLPOX, ETC.
PANAMA, October 21.-The Columbian
government has learned OF an outbreak OF
small.pox at Emperado. There are five
cases of yellow fever in the Canal hospltal
today. The United States steamer Sara
toga arrived at Colon yesterday. All were
Last month the district of San Bias, in
this state. was visited on the ltl
by series of tidal movements
which did damage to life and
property. From accounts given by an L.
dian it appears that the tide ran out great
distance, and on its return swept away vii
lagos built on. the caches of the different
islands of the archipelago and on the main
land, The overflow and inflow occurred
four times in the day, the greatest da,m1ag
being done by the third wave; The village
of Rio, on Coco island, Pandora and Ma
parady, on the islands of the same name
were swept away, and more thai
forty persons drowned. At Playon Grand
Y every house was washed down, but onl.
, two persons drowned Playon Chico, whc
J adiuins it, also suffered. Sixteen person
lost their lives at Aquila, on Comb Island
and several thousand dollars worth OF IN IN
ported goods were swept into the sea. In
villages on Rio Baina and Mosquito hay
! also been flooded. The people are lel
D homeless and their goods destroyed. Othe
villages must have suffered, but particular
. have not reached San Bias.
: APovERTY- STRICKEN REyoLUTLoNlsT'
Runors are current in Ecuador that
revolution headed by Eloy Alfarol Is agar
!, making headway, and in future operation
y will be carried ON in the interior, ana no
9 as formerly, on the coast. Altaroi is sal
y to have a humber of men with him, and I
last accounts was within four days. marc
OF Quito, which he hoped to take by su
prise. Alfaroi's great drawback is need
money.
e SAN SALVADOR, October IA sligl
g shock OF earthquake occurred at ':3o to-ua.
The dry season appears W nave no" seV a.
II Miscellaneous Foreign Nows.