Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-23
VOL. Nv, NO. lo....wnOLE NUMBER, 7ss.


defeated by 2,ONO majority, A Re-
publican Governor is elected by g.
OOO majority,
In Wisconsin Republican Gov
erpor is elected by 1900 majority,
New YoRK, Nov l0,-The light
house at Key Wost was destroyed
during the late gale,
Tho Marmion left ST Thomas on
tho 18th, She arrived of st. ThOm-
rs at midnight on the 29th, but did
not run in until the morning of the
Both on account OF the absence Of
lights, On entering ii was found
the harbor had been visited the day
previous with n most terrific hurri-
cano ever known and every vessel
in the port was badly damaged, and
many O + them sunk. The light
house was destroyed and most Of
the houses on the shore mere or
less damaged, Although the Mar
micn was but ninety miles from tho
port on tho 10Th, she experienced
nothing moro than stitf breeze.
ST. Louis, Nov. l0.-Scvcral com
mittess of the army of Tennessee
have complained of the arrange
ments for the annual meeting here
on the fourteenth and fifteenth. An
unusually large reunion is expected.
Gen. Rawlings, tho President oflhe
Society, will probably deliver the
annual address. Gen. Sherman
speaks at Oranguel, Gen. Howard
telegraphs he will be here positive
/ ly. Grant is expected.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lit h CT C
seems little doubt that Grant told
Montgomery Blair, on Thursday
that no one was authorized to speak
for him. 1t is, however, equally
well established that Grant was ad-
vised of the bearings Of Forney's
articles previous to its publication,
and that he made no objection to it.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lit is as
certained, from a reliable source,
that the Government will be ready
to proceed with the trial of Mr..
Davis on the 25th. Both sides,
however, desire that Chief Justice
Chase snail preside with Judge I'm
dcrwood and, therefore, it is posi-
Bile the trial may be postponed for
q short time to enable Chase to
make arrangements to preside. Le-
gal considerations, alone, prompt
the desire that t h c two Judges
should sit in the case.
The Democratic majority in New
York 10000; in Maryland II 600
The Democrats have gained 1900 in
Minnesota, while negro suffrage,
which was voted on last year as
well as this, shows a gain Of 5000
votes. The returns from the West
ern counties Of Kansas ind cate that
most of them have gone Democratic.
Tammany dominates Hoffman,
Mozart nopinates Fernando Wood
and John J. Anthon is prominently
mentioned by the Democratic party,
for Mayor Of New York.
Thad Stevens has written five
column letter, opposing national
banks, and urging that while inter
est is payable in coin bonds can
honestly be liquidatcd with legal
tenders.
Gen. Emory has disbanded unau-
thorized military organizations in
the District of Columbia.
1t is said that Sheridan telegraph
ed to Grant, advising that Mower S
action, in removing Gen. Hays from
the Now Orleans sheritTalty, be dis
approved.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. lin
Reconstruction Convention to-day
the Elective Franchise Committee
presented majority and minority
reports. The majority report dis
franchises all who refAse to vote fol-
or against the Constitution, when
submitted to the people, and
otherwise proscriptivc. These re-
ports were made the special ordcl
for tomorrow. Will advocate the
State Conservative Convention tc
meet in Macon, Thursday, 9TH De
cember.
RICHMOND, Nov. 11.-Gen. Scho-
field to-day ordered court MARTA
on the 18th in the case of Col. Rose
U. S. A., conductor of elections here
/ formally charged by the citizens
with conduct unbecoming an Officer
= and gentleman and drunkenness OF
3 election day.
, The Dispatch has an account o
the mobbing of Maj. Frank Butts
former Bureau agent in King VIII
r liam county, by negroes there. Al
attempt made by the civil authori-
ties to arrest the ringleadcrs wa
, resisted and the military has beel
0 sent for. -. :,
The leading colored citizens MI
be out in a card to morrow disap
|, proving inccndiary sentiments VI
: tered by Lindsey, cOlorcd deIegat
to the Convention.
:, THE CASE OF Mr.. STANTON
4 "Events are rapidly shaping them
!, selves into very clear indication tia