The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24
and Anesnt Expended The Nal
lsry steamer Rio Grauds RE-
ported on Fire mt Key
West-Yellew Jack.


Honor snd X ights OF Labor, sll of
whom haveree,ived contributions OF
greater or less ma snitude.
Among the larger Gona ions rtceived
to-day are the following: From o ear
| Scsmidi, San Antonio, proceeds of
| concert, S5O4: tho Charleston Ipttos
ExchsDg@, $3.50; II. +. Cutting, New
York Cisy, S3n; On Aries 7. Kellogg *
Co CaiSssD, $3.50; Vi izsas OF II ilete-
viiie, grxas,Sl 5; c,,iZsns OF +. yett.-
vile, Texos, $5b; citizens OF schuioi-
burg, Texss Sl2b; n. y Swanp6u,
PsleStine SIS; Il G Wi!lisGs IL Go.
| ryier, $50 Tue Fort Worth Gszettt
iaskes suoth8r rentJtunce,tbis me OF
500, souations .rom Mesars. j. L. Lesr
Su1 BahlmSn y os,, OF that city. TIE
| mayor ~ Corpus CsIisti forgsrGa list
~ hose citizsus who subscribsd the
$500 gllS reported from that eity = iow
CANS sga.
joan Il. Elaiu, sesgsta airy Of tho Waco
'srm, teieRraphN trnm WaO as fol-
lowe: 1.-THE Waco farm tenders one
thoroughbred colt 70 sufferers.
Pttca ara hy mSl."
The New England 9 o and L, OF =
association OF B -io0 forward IL.
mates Of the Il .ton firms who sub
seribed $1,000 previously recAiv, d.
| Vhe ansirs &mouus was ,nhscrbea by
Is well known Boston house,.
in his Thank aivisg proclamation,
hayor Serb l. ". OF Brooklyn, q :.
preis % tho Uitl2 80 Of Brosklyu 10 re-
member the poor ana homeless OF
u weston. Ia acknowledging eSrl-
CS'p- CT I've smali remittOnees tn-naY
from the mayor 81 Brooklyn, Mayor
Fuiton add: "Peruit me, alsc, 10
return, in behalf al Galveston, especial
end grateful thenks for your thought.
iul and graeetul Thaussgiving pro-
| clemstiOn IN the iDtsroat II the spifer.
erS by fro So cur clty :" ,,.....,..
MALLORY STEAMER on FIRE
the stBrfiIuK LOWS Waa received In
ihie city tonight by pr0misent insur-
auoo housns thst this Melinr ste
.hip RIO GSauSo, which sailed hence
fur Now York 0n Friday ,veniug Jsst,
arrived At Ksy West, Florida, this
evening with cargo burning tisroeIy
th'S mnans heavy loss 10 marine in
saTance companies, most o. sbosl are
foreign corporations. The Rio Grande
~ one OF thS stauuchest ships in the
M ,llDry fleet She Is an iroa built
s,eomer of 20lS tons burden; was
huil5 by iona Rosch q Sons at
Chester, Pennsylvania, about Elk
wears ago, Her cargo consisted of
O0e nsles o. cotton, Iht stly consigned
30 L,veIp)cl hpueos; besidos tbis COT
tou she csrried goodly qusntisy Of
q her feirht, including several hun
drtd sacks 81 oil cake. How the fira
orisinatei or IL what portion cf her
hold IL IN rigging cannot be
learned to-nisht; but IL IL gon.
orally admitted bJ experienced sAip-
psrs that the probabilities arc tue
veesel viii bs ruined, ss the heut from
ZACH largo G isptiiy OF cotton will
warp her sides and perhaps burat her
open before the iirs can 10 uusncned.
Insurance men here value her cargo
at s25o,CW; injured for 5000 0OD. A
cupyp her @a nit0st il nos obtair able
tonight, nut tbs following shippers
han ems enin-nts on b)sfd: Stevens
IL ArdsoNs, $40 bRies Of cotton; N
nieksoo, $50 bales; Whits 4 Co., 5Ss;
Kaufman " Runge, Galveston, l6s
b.l"e; Akmg d Co, 100; +. Z. Caller,
leo; w. +. Laid Il o., Galveston, IL
sud Zimmerman x Co, II. Those par.
ties are Mi iosuSeG.
YELLOW FEVER RUMoRs.
On the ll-h instant the British
.teamsn'p lVenhoe, CLARK, mas.
te', arrived in tho outer Mar
Dor in ballast from Kingatun
Jsmaics' der csplain told the health
iliosr who boarGsd her, that on the
n instapl, three 6ays after leaving
Jamaica, one OF his seilors had died
nom lever and was buried
At sea tho Same day. Captain CLARK
ssid the sailor began to complain the
first day out from Kingston, and died
after an illness OF thres DAYS, He
feared that the sailor had died from
yellow fever, hut could not state
positively "a to ths Aaturs o! the dis-
ease, DR.. Blunt, quarantine officer.
placed the 1venhoo Ia quarant,ns,
where she lay until the 6tn instsn,.
when she was released fon
quarantine by order . of. State
Henlth Olicsr Swesrinsen, from Aus
TN, who had been apprised oil Tho
deata ateea There being no further
slgns OF fevor on board ship, sac
esmo IN and moored ut tho rev
wharf lssi Monday and next day she
s.gsn loading with sotton. Ga tbs
ISM inst, two days after her arrival in
port, onent the sesnien complained OF
fsver. The physician In at.
tendance trented him for
ordinary fever, but the patient grew.
iny no batter, ou SATURDAY las, Can
tain Clark concluded to call
In tho health tfiicsrs. Accordingly
IN sunday DR.. Blunt AM,
CITY Physician Cook roce.ded
qaistiy To the t:eSmor aud thorough V
examined tho sicS man. No ono
kuow OF this examination until TODAY.
wheh IL Rot noises abroad
that both OF these exoerIenesi
physicians sgresd thst the patent
vss suffering from n w,ll-developed
case Of yellow fever aud was in
pitcIious condition. Az SOON
Nv thess facts became known tho
vessel was upmoored and all commu
rioasion with her prohibited. rhe
oig, steamer could not reach quar-
snilno grounds until TO-DAY, wbere
me now lies with the vel
loS htg Heating from her masthead.
State Health 0mc,r Sweariugsn was
nstlhed this evening aud win arrive
tomorrow. The sickness aud deaf,
OF ths scsmen at sea
vas known TO newspp per
corrssnondenis here ne early a. No
vemssr ~ but noihisg was published
In the local press or
| eoht Ou', tochuse OF the
uosbs existiOg ~ TO whether that
seaman died from yellow fever or SOME
other disease; but when the result of
Sundst's examination became kuovu.
al doubt was d ispslled.
The Lreuhoe IL a large steamship.
she SEIZED from Cardiff D etsber 20, with
a oIno OF coal, which
lving at that port about
10 DAYS, during which time her crow
m xsd with the natives.
Thoro ATE 20 ocean steam, hips
IN this port now aud a. many
large schooDcrs ana banks, and
stosid fever break out amonr The
sailors II would play cad hsvoc. The
lsieness OF the sesson In 4
s'fong guarantee thu, the citv
y safe from scousGs By Yellow Jack,
bat msry years ago the fever rsgsd
herein November and even In Dsosr-
MARINE xorRs.
Arrived; Dtsaush,p Comal, from
New YoSks CornatvArshirs. FINN,