The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-22
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hpilur Vf persons engaged IN selling
aud passing counterfeit money, IN,
arcrct service detectives have been
rpOttng their victims for months. The
East Tennessee prisoners Were brought
to Knoxville.
LUAUMHus, Texas, October 9l.--FlyC
yellow fever deaths to-day.
CINClNNATl, October 2l--Allens
Official majority over Noyes Is live
hundred and siNtythrcc.
MEMPHIS, October 2l.--There was a
heavy frost yos erday morning, and
another l. expected. II is n,} urabiu
against Ine plague, but terrible to
the destitute. John Walsh, under
taker aud alderman died alicr being
SICK tOrty-eight hours.
BALTIMORE, October 2l.--ln the
iifemen's convection various topics Tor
prevent, aud the ,Xtnguishnent OF
hrrs was discussed. y lvsulution was
adopted recommending the isolation
and separation Of adjoining buildings
by high party walls.
WASHINGTON, October 2l.-Specials
to New York confirm Aliens election
and Democratic Legislature in Ohio.
PorsVllLE, Pa, OctoUer 2l.--lh he
food did considerable damage Two
children were drowned from Il carriage
in which their parents were driving
home. The tishback puddle and rall
mills have stopped. SIX hundred en-
ploycs are ousted.
NEW YORK, October 2l.--The Lib
cral Republicans OF the sixth district
have endorsed the Nomination of )
s. Cox Tor Congress. 1t is stated that
Jay Goulds broker in London has
disappeared with seven hundred thou
sand dollars, profits made on Eric
sutcks which he (GOuldD Was relying
upon to offset losses made here since
the panic commenced. 1t Is also re-
ported that the missing broker has
carried Off the funds Of several other
New York spectators, whose agents
sailed for London Saturday to investI-
gate the affair.
John rnorndike, said to he u Charlie
ston merchant, died in Bellevue hos
pital yesterday where he had been
committed for temporary insanity.
WASHINGTON, ID G., October d.
Warrants have been issued for the ar
rest of ninety counterfeitcrs and those
implicated in East tennessee and
North Carolina. The implicated par
ties include lawyers, doctors, justices
of the peace, postmasteB, Unite !
States deputy maTohalo, clerks of court
and numerous merchants. The counter
teiting area embraces twelve hundred
miles The mounted expeditions
made the surprise.
MEMPHIS, Octo or 2l,--iwenty-three
yellow fever deaths; I from other dis
eases.
NEW ORLEANS, October 2l.-Ihe
body of an Unknown white man, well
dressed, was fJuru floating in the river
below the barracks to-day, with his
throat cut. Shalntansen, the keeper
OF the notorious Crystal Palace saloon,
convicted of robbing Mir. Keith OF ili-
teen hundred dollars and sentenced to
ten years imprisonment.
SHREVEPORT, October 2l.--Intcr-
ments: Margaret Charleston, Robert
Young and Mr.. Highs child.
LONDON, October 2l.-The Cunard
Steamship company have determined
to withdraw their vessels from the
West India serviceat an early day and
GsluUilSll AZ INV p's"NN'' law
pool and New York.
WASHINGTON, October Ex-senator
Conover and ID. r. Holland, pr0prle--
tors of the Jacksonville, Pensacola ana
Mobile railroad, mad an interview WIN
the Postmaster General to-day, which
resulted in ordering mail service from
EuIala, Ala, to Chattaho0chee Fla,
the terminus of the jacksonville, Pen
sacola and Mobile railroad, thus secur-
ing communication with the West
mud making the first distance thirty
six miles shorter than amy other route.
FRANKLIN, New Hampshire, Octo-
Der 2l.--High water has stopped the
paper mills. 80.
NEW York, October 2l.-Eli Beard
was this day appointed receiver OF the
National Life Insurance company OF
New York by Judge Fancher. The
proceedings were initiated by upetition
of one of the stockholders, it appearing
by examination by the State Superin-
tendent Of Insurance. that there was
deficiency in the Company's reserve
fund.
lurelation to the failure ofthc Nation
al Life Insurance company OF New YORK
IL Is stated that the recent investiga-
ton of superintendent Chapman OF
New York. showed its realized and
uurealized assets which consist of pre-
MUM notes and loans to he only SOL
GOO while It's admitted liabilities were
S7l3.O0O. thus showing deficit of
Sill 900. Not over $l0O,0O0 of the
available cash assets will be realized
for the widows and orphans of the in
sured.
Several editors of this city and
BROOKLYN were before the Grand Jury
in Brooklyn today. One editor was
taken from the Grand jury room be-
fore Judge Gilbert and was Instructed
by the latter that the law recognized
no secrecy of the editorial room rs to
who wrote editorials considered libel
Gus. The editor was taken back to
the Grand Jury.
James Brennan, one of the wit
ncsses for Stokes, to-day admitted
that he was an escaped convict and
after testiiying was arrested and re-
committed to the penitentiary to serve
his term out.
The wages of longshorcmen has
been reduced from twenty to seven
teen cents per hour. Large numbers
have struck and the police areemploy-
ed at several points to keep peace.
MEMPHIS, October 2l.--lleports to
noon to-day are not favorable. There
has been twenty-four deaths from yell
low fever and six from other causes.
WASHINGTON, October 2l.-There
was a grand council with the Crow
Indians, who were i'm full paint and
feathers, at the Interior Department
to-day. There was no special sigllif-
canoe IN the council, no treaties talked
of or new business considered.
A session of the Cabinet was held to-
day, with all the members present
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