The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-18
THE LATEST NEWS.
A Democratic Governor and
Legislature In Ohio.
Twenty "Qnaker Pets" Cut or
from their RatiOnS
Joe C0Durn too "Shakyr 20
Fight Tom Allen.
Increased Fatality OF The yell
low Few r In Memphis.
Return OF the POlariS Search.
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h'lNbtl lfs-i4tlN NIhitlI
Bros, dry goods have been closed an,
will remain closed until fever abates
Fifteen new cases are reported.
81. JOINS, y. f., October l7.-Th,
Tigrcss has arrived from the Polaris
search. She experienced very heavy
weather, and the crew are much re-
ducrd 10y cold and fatigue. She return
ed in consequence of the early winter
and heavy gales. No traces Were Oh
tanned of the Polarls.
LONDON, October ia correspon.
dent of the Times, writing from Car
thngcna on the 18th, says on that day
the insurgent squadron sailed out to
attack the Government fleet whom Ad.
mlral Lobas ordered Il retreat and was
pursued for over an hour.
COLUMBUS, Ohio October 1.-THE
figures made at midnight by both par
ties are exceedingly close. A heavy
Republican loss in Ashtahula county
is one Of the things that reduces the
majority claimed for Noyes to-day. The
last figures are TO the effect that the
Democrats gain ten or eleven counties
which have only been heard from
through rumors, and will not have to
be so large "a the average gain of 9TH
cr counties To elect Allen 10y small
majority, If Allen should be elected
by II majority less than five hundred,
there will still be doubt on the balance
of the State ticket. Meager returns on
the other State officers indicate that
the Republican candidate for Govern
or ran u little ahead of his ticket.
ATLANTA, October l7.--Rev. w. j.
Parks, well known minister Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, died at
his home in Oxford, Georgia, last night
Of congestion Of the lungs.
ITHACA, n. v, October 1.-THE
Coroner's Jury find that young Leg
gett's death was accidental, the tqsti
m0ny showing that in the process pre-
liminary tn the initiation in the Kappa
Alpha society, the deceased was
blindfoldcd, when Lees Wasson who
was leading him, fell off the elf.
MATAMURAS, October l7.--Gcneral
Zapcdo, the deposed Governor Of the
State Of Coahuile0, left Salt llo for Mon-
dora where the Congress of the State is
in session, which recognized DR.. Sofas
rs Governor An engagement Is re
ported between General Zapedo and
the partisans of DR.. Salos near Mon
dora, in which Xapedo is said to have
been defeated, and retreated toward
Piedr0s Negroes on the Rio Grande,
while another account states that the
action was not decisive, and that both
parties are near Mondora.
Many ofthe principal business houses
closed in Saltillo on the receipt OF the
news that actual fighting had COM
mcnced, fearing q pronuncamento
against Xapsio's friends who still oc-
cupy that city. $50
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE fol-
lowing dispatch from Ohio was re-
ccivcd at lhe interior Department this
morning: "We think Allen is elected.
The Republican State officers are
elected. The Legislature is Demo-
cratic. Three Republicans elected from
Cincinnati
SANKr0N, Dakota, October 1.-THE
fight between the Sioux and Pawnee
Indians on the 18th inst, resulted ac-
cording to latest reports, in the killing
of twenty warriors.
MEMPHIS, October 17.-Mortuary re-
port gives thirty-one deaths from yell
low fever and seven from other causes,
an increase oftwelye fatal yellow fever
cases over yesterday. At noon the re-
port of the condition of tie other fever
patients is favorable.
SIayor Hall il reportea better, den.
M."J.'Wrfghf is WQise, The weather
Indicates storm this afternoon.
NEW York, October l7.-Joe Cobprn
having the fever aud ague, refuses to
fight 'fu;u Allen.
MADRID, October 1.-THE newly ap-
pointed Captain General of Cuba left
yesterday for Havana. The Govern
ment squadron is yet at Gibraltar
MONTGOMERY, October 1.-Two fe-
yer deaths during the past twenty-four
hours.
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE prose-
cution closed in the case against Stokes
this afternoon, reserving the right to
call further witnesses tomorrow. The
counsel for the defense then commence
cd the opening address, but became
ahwpll before its conclusion; the court
then adjourned. N.''''''''
shREVEpoBtE 0ctohe l7:-Six deaths
yesterday,