Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-12
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Special 10 The b,itas npnals.

Special 10 The DattAs IirnaLs.
THE ELEdriONs. ~
wAsnsoros, Oct. ii.--ahants elected
In the sih Indiana Diarict giving The
Republicans Two net psIn q ccngrs'sInen.
Niblaeh's najcfily 40. voorhsss IL dee
fenicJ by sV0. The chnnces favor two Inc
diana Rrpnbllesn members atiugs. Tho
Repub licans have 10 majority on joiut bal
lot. -A. -
lSpi.s,r,lt,, Oct. 2i.---Additlonai ON
cial reinrns received to-day do not mate
rally change result given last night
Hendricks majority will be between six
and seven hundred. The Republicans elect
their State ticket, including congressman
at large, with the eSceptIon Of tho cnndi'
date FOR Governor, aud perhaps the canJi.
date for superintendent OF Public Works.
San FRANCISCO, Oct. ! ! Mrs. Laura A.
Fairs mothev attempted suicide by poison
last night.
New YonK, Dot. ll.--Jamcs Il. Spauld.
ing, founder Of the World newspaper is
dead.
Fannie Fern is dead.
VIM. II. Seward is dead. His funeral
will take place on Monday.
WAsuISGroH, Oct. ll.-Flags are at half
mast in respect for Stewards death.
RAcEIGH, N. c., Oct. ll.--A powder ex-
plosion SHOOK every builjing in the city,
followed by an alarm OF fire. The Scn.i-
mel Office blown 10 atoms. Powder was
placed under the building. A small job
press In the composing room which esca-
ped destruction was examined aud a pa
per o! powder found under il, touched with
u slow match which had been lighted but
gone out. 1t is said that about ten min
utrs before the explosion, II colored hoy
who lives near the office saw two individ
uals running of from tho spot in the
direction Of the depot, hats in hand. The
Sentinel wasn conservative paper, edited
by Hon Josiah Turner, jr;, u prominent
politician.
WASHINGTON. Oct 1.-THE New York
Tribune says Of Stewards de,tn to day:
AS the news Of his death is lelegra pied
over tho world, it is no exaggerhiion to
say that in every court ani cabinet Of
earth. the tidings will come with 20 me
thing of q personal shock to the few who
govern the many. In the Republics of
Spanish America, the loss Of Poye rlul
friend and patron will be mournel.
Tha Statesmen Of Europe will recognize
the demise Of almost the only American
whom they have ever regarded rs one OF
their sphere, and in the farthesi east in
the ultermost Isles of the sea, prayers
will be offered in strange tongues to the
Gods for the repose Of the aged Chieftain.
whose white head and broken frame cast
such u wonder about his wide journeyings
among the Ham!e!s and Palaces OF India
and Carthage.
New YoRK, Oct ll.--Thos. Cunning
ham, forger of Mississippi State Bonds,
was to day sentenced to five years in the
State Prision.
Loxpos, Oct. 1l-Prince Napoleon has
received official notice from the French
Government, that he will not be permiI-
ted 10 visit France, or take up his res.
idence on French soil, rs it has been re-
ported he intended to do.
ExrRAcTrRoM THE PRESIDENTS THASKsoiv
ING PRocLAMATioN.
WAsHIxoToy, Oct. Id recommend
Thursday the 25th day of November, next
that the people meet in their respective
places of Worship, and there make their
acknowled gements to God for his kind
ness and bounty. U. 8. GRANT.
NARKET REPORTS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l2.-1l:30 A. NJ OF.
ton opeuei quiet but st ally. Uplauds 81
@SS; Orleans, l0@lOsd.
NEW YonK, Oct. ll-Gold, llls@llls.
Cotton firm; uplands '0l Orleans, l9i.
New ORLEANS, Oct. ll.--Gold, ll2I.-
Cotton quiet-god ordinary, l7s low mid
ding lot.
GALVESTON, Oct. ll.-Gold, ll2f. Cot.
ton quiet; good ordinary, l5}@l7s. Hides
easiri dry, l7!@ls; wet sailed, lO!@lOi.
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