The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-13

business manager here at 100000, with an
insurance of 100000 The mills had re-
Gently taken large contracts, and were pre-
pairing to increase their force. MT. ScotI
being cat of the city, II is Impossible 70 teii
whether the mills will be rebuilt OF not, put
certainly not before spring, The matter OF
tho f -e department of the city attending
mills inst beyond the city limits in case OF
need ist, be looked into by the city council
Immediately. a,
The i1liowing is the insurance. on the
Mount Hickory Rolling Mills, which were
burned this morning; on buildIng, flie
Of New York, $500: Commercial qni9n, OF
Londoa. SIS Coo; Connecticut, of Hartford,
| 50 $50. North British Il Mercantile, 80, 600;
Pbmi'x. of England $4,000; Guardians, OF
Lond.,r, So, 600; Hartford, of Connecicut,
! SIS 600; Union, Of Philadelphia, So, 800; Roy
al, OF London, 5000; Phoenix, OF Hartford,
So COO; London q Lancas ~ e. sS'Uo; n,re
of Philadelphia, So, 500; Queens, OF Lon
don, $500; Mechanics,o of Brooklyn, $1,000.
Wesfe,r, of Toronto, $500. Ga stock;
| Union. of California, $5,000 National, OF
Hartford $4,000; Citizens, of New YORK,
5000; Girard, of Philadelphia, So COO.
GLOUCESTER, MASS, Dec. 8.-The Annis.
! guam mills at Rockport are burning this
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Later: The estimated loss will not exceed
| 100000 The Rockport fire department
! were unable to cope with such an extensive
conhagration, but with the assistance rem
dered from Gloucester and Salem, the plcko,
ing room and store house, coptalhiDg, 4,Voo
bales OF cotton we're saved. The m'li was
built OF granite, in 1916, and formerly used
for the manufacture of duck and drilling,
Int latterly for the manufacture OF corset
leans. 1t employed 230 opeIat YRS, WIFI pay
at the rate eff S. 900 per month. The mill
| was Incorporated and owned by STOCK
company, controlled by Boston parties:
The tenement houses connected with IT
were saved, John Haskell, the Waterman.
was severely burned, but no other accident
reported. The company owns $t0O,OO
worth of other real estate in Rockport.. In
case of rebuilding the structure, which IL
hoped for, the wall will have to be taken
down. 1t is thought that three out OF hye
boilers will be found all right
InnIANApoIIs' Dec. 8.-The lounge factory
and warehouse of Otte & Madden burned
this morning, Loss on building and stock,
$4,000; insured for $4,000. Supposed to
be incendiary.
Hone KoNe, Dec. 9.-The Chinese night
attack on Haep Hong has been frustrated
nv the French, The Chinese advanced
close to Haep Hong and burned village.
| The French gunboats and troops we're C,f-
patched TO the scene and the enemy
routed.
| BENEFICIAL NEGOTIATIONS.
MADRID, Dec. 9.-Active negotiations have
been opened with the United States govern
ment for reciprocal concessions, penenclci
TO trade between Cuba and the United
States.
| SEVERE FIGHT.
CAIRO. Dec 0-News has reached Alden
that a great force OF the Hill tribes attacked
| five COM anies of Egyptian troops which
were accommodating outside of Soukim on
the 9Th inst. Severe fighting ensued. Inc
Egyptians were completely annlhiia.eo
and their artillery captured.
| FRENCH TO ADVANCE.
HOMO KoHa, Dec. 9.-It is expected that
the French will advance on Sontay TONER
row.
TomBsroNE, Dec Olive mounted men
raiaed the town OF bIz0ee last night, killing
], q. Lappiner, J. A, Molly, ID. M. Smith
and wonnding Mrs. Roberts. They then
robbed CasteDad's store OF Sl,2Oo. The
whole business was complished so rapid
ly that no attempt was made at defense.
Adyices since the above statement state
thai the party is believed TO be the same
who robbed the Southern Pacific train at
Gage station on November 18th. The rob-
bers fied in the direction OF Sonora.
FROM THE ROMAN TO THE EPiecoPAL CHURCH..
ROME, Dec 9.-Manager Saverez, doctor
of the civil and canon law, until renenuy
the pope's domestic prelate, left the kO-
man Catholic church to-day and was re-
ceiyed into com nunion OF the Episcopal
church by DR.. Nevin, In st. Paups Ameri-
can church, In confession OF the Nicene
creed and abjuratiop of the dogmas Of the
Immaculate Conception and papal infalii'
Il 70 thu nnfdanCQ and Dr0-
lection of the ANGLICAN Episcopsls against
the occupations OF the bisbops OF Rome.
sEyrLLK, 6PAIE Dec. 9.-rhe German
crown prince arrived to-day, and was re-
ceiyed az the depot by Due De Montpensio,
who gave a banquet IN the princes honor.
EvxyeLADEs ExPEDIIIoE.
NFw ORLEAKs, Dec. IA Times-Demo-
ctat special from Punta Rosa says. The
Times. Democrat everglades expedition,
reached the gulf on the night OF De-
cem her 5th through Shenks river and Just
landed al this place from a schooner, which
thew chartered at White Oak bay. 10 con-
We them 70 the place. They became sep
srsted irsm the boat containing toeir pro-
I visions. which was manned BY two oil
their men, Oh the night Of the 9th and were
then coming down Shanks river hve miles
from the gulf IL having been taken BY mie-
4 take for one Of the numerous outlets now
liue into the gulf, from that river. "A large
l nnaf Unf sent IrUm II ort N rlrI1 " NSafCJ
HE marty 20 this place in their exit from the
evereiades. remains behind 20 bring on the
miss3ng men and boat. The expedition
! carried out the programme IN every paricu-
| La uuder dfrfic1lties almost uDsurmo1nte-
be. everv man shows marks Of the rough
life endured, but are In good health and
sririts. They leave for Cedar Keys on the
1s'h instsst.
fTTErruAI1s1rc FrrOExKR.
a. Inr-rs- Dec q.-Quite q startling event
ocrur-ed 10 the mercantile hferay Dali 10
nlghf. James p. Gein and vits, Of New
Yoff. we're giving spirtusllsin perior-
rnsncr. towards the Close Of Which Ten
.-err.-f into the snti-rOOm IN the rear ofthe
e1eer Il resf, after an exhsusfing cskiaef
erfihifion snd When followed two or three
MINUTES sftsr By bis vie be vas IguDo
de.d on the floor. An eramination ~
-.krei~ien ureseut showed that oeafh vas
$500 from hesrf diseass- CEN wes .
No. Of food standirr e1d belonfe1 70
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