The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-12-06

XIV YUIN, Dtfnulcr u. 'lho llf.I
yelle Colorado, " fuFyeytl Wuf
Ina teen lrif in tumntistlnn Camain
Commander NInsoiu NOD seven hun.
dfcd nicii ~ nbunfd io-dny
A billiard liinieh Of AK hundred
points, unco bdll cnfOn game, wns
played 10 ,lnninlt,y hnll Tonight
between GnrElu aud Cyiillc DiJii f0f
n thousand dDllufa u Allie, the clinl-
lengc cup aud the championship OF
the y ord, Tie game wax won ~ The
slxtieth lnulng by Ga.ulcr scoring
six hundred To Dions tOar hundred
and eighty
II l. announced That the resignation
of President Ccsprdes OF Cuua, was
caused 10y il-hcalih Only.
A Key West dispatch says Al report
from Havana laet night snys that the
Captain General had to leave.
Senior Saler Is disgusted with Ills
mission, aud will go home,
The Casino and i'analo dclies Amer
lea, and says Cuba acts independently
OF Spain, aud viii iglt.
a Havana dispatch, dated Monday,
says threats there ARE freely INDUCED
IN OF burnlngthe Vlrginius.
At II meeting of volunteers an Insult
ing paper was prepared denonncing the
United States and pledging the signer,
never to allow compliance To the do
m0nds. Subsequently n better ietliaS
prevailed. The estates OF American
citizens are Internationally released.
Passengers 10y stcnmer Wilmington
from Havana state that Americans in
Havana are treated inSaltingly and
have no redress. They lave great diff
iiculty in getting copies of Havana
papers, for The reason chat the author
tics do not wish to divulge what was
by mail going on in Havana.
'rhe transmission Of Havana papers
has been stopped.
NEW ORLEANs December g.. The
Times has the following: The officers
Of the steamer Ya2oo, direct from
Havana, report that two Americans
were hiutally murdered on Friday last,
but the precise circumstances under
which it was done nre not stated. II
was not considered safe for any Amori-
can citizen to appear in the srertN, rs
the feeling on the part % Ties laGiprds
| towards Americans was intensely Ut
ter. The Captain OF the Yaaoo reps IS
that the steamship Virginius had Dee.i
armed and equipped ~ Il war Vessel
and sent out to cruise in search Of the
steamship Atlas, All Ell eyed iillinlsler
which was supposed 10 he moving
around the Island seeking an opportu,
nifty to land,
LONDON, Decem'er ga Eerl.n dis.
patch >t,,tcs that the city Of posen VIII
probably lie declared In u state OF scge
il consequence OF the UitrmoHtlinc
apitatious.
AL tie accounts IN regard to the
| Vile lie Hayre disaster are conflicting,
| Much valuable TING was lost in lever
! Ing the boats. No orders were given.
| The Officers were distracted, each one
helping hin,aeif The long-boat con-
tanned no first class passengers the
saiinrS ard capl Boys rushed and took
/ possession, all the rescues being effect
ed subsequently,. No life prescrver
was IN its proper place.
ROME, December Bills holiness is
again sick.
PARIS, December 3.-Dul,e de Eoucl.e-
foide is to be appointed to the French
mission at London, and Marquis do
Noailies, now Minister at Washington,
is to be transferred to Rome.
BAyoNNE, December 3.-Don Carlos
has taken up his winter quarters at
Durago, a town ia the province o!
Biscay thirteen miles southeast u l5il-
boa. His brother, Don Altonei', has
gone to Paris.
LOUISVILLE, December 3.--Thc Ii
brary drawing is postponed to March
3ls!.
| JACKSON, Miss, December 3.-The
newspapers, Pilot and Clarion, requst.
/ ed the printers to reduce rates to fifty
cents. The printers refused The Pi-
lot does not insist; the Clarion does;
all the hands of the Clarion have
struck.
MOBILE, December 3.-The Demo
Gratis carried the municipal election by
about three hundred majority. The
Republicans carried the city last yeai
by about two thousand.
NEW ORLEANS, December 3.--Cotton
active e.ld 1irmer; sales 1850 bales
Gond ordinary TO strict good ordinary
Il4s@ii5c.; low mifidIiDg to strict low
niddiing l5Iai5su.; nii.ldIing To stfir
middiing l6s@iGsc; good mlddlial
lIsN1Slc. Receipts 1888 bales. Quota
tons are for checks.
Gold Ss(90c; currency l04l &C.; sight
premium for cheeks; sterling l7ac.
NEW York, December 4.-Oiives
Ames succeeds Oakes Amos as trustee
of the Union Pacific railroad.
a Key West dispatch says a draft OF
sixty-two men has been received on,
the Pawnee, from New Orleans.
Admiral Colt was informed from
Santiago that the commandant Of vol
| untcers has promised to use no further
violence towards Cuban prisoners
without informing Commodore Braine,
OF the .luniatn.
| The SIN says % private letter has
| been received IN this cay siowing
that the Cubans have partly avenged
the deaths of the patriots taken on the
Virginius. On learning of their exc
cution, Maxine Gomez attacked and
captured number of fortified camps
over two hundred prisoners, and
marching them close up to Santiago
shot them in full view OF the spanish
Notifications and then senti in word to
Burricl to come and bury them. Bar.
riel left Immediately for Havana.
CoRPUs CHRISTI, December A.
INC lHulalS anu AeAJcuHS attathcu
a rancho within fifteen miles of San
Diego. When the courier left seven
had been killed and the fight was still
progressing. The people in the vicinity
have no arms.
PHILADELPHIA, December Capt.
Barrett, Of the Yazoo, telegraphing his
principals, contradicts tie report at
tributed to him of the alarm of Ameri-
can citizens Mt Havana. Everything
was quiet at Havana when the Yazoo
left.
TRENTON, n. j., December 4.-The
nine O'Clock train north, last night,
on the Baltimore and Chic Road, was
delayed twelve hours by freight
train smash. Ten freight GERS and
S5O,O0D worth of properic were wreck
ed. Six through trains were stopped
ten hours.
PATTERSON. y. j., December g..
Shcer's four story frame building in
Passaic City fell this morHlng. buTying
q number Of workers and pssscrS by
under the ruins. Three persons have
already been brought out dead, among
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