The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-11

H' N''"Nni w lllf rAtrllllnil nI TIE
American citizens. lie Intends 10 nro,
lesl nor his government against the
outrage committed by the Spanish
authorities In violation of lnterna.
ll0hal law and Of our treaties with
hpalii ana "a demand an adeuuate
reparallon, The state Department Is
relleenl, but determined 10 obtain 70,
dress There h u very unhyorahle
feeling against Spaln In official circles.
fohl WAYNE, Ind, November 10.
Kerr n Murrnys foundry was burned,
loss 100000, Many laborols are ousled.
NEW i0RR, November S. The
schooner sontherneE from boston for
Philadelphia with Ice, was wrecked
OIL the Jersey coast, Captain Thatcher
and seaman Miller were drowned,
William Neylc committed suicide In
u Green street bagnlo, Saturday night.
llewas formerly of South Carolina aud
lost u fortune by the war,
hPRlNdFlELD, Mass, November 10,
The old round house Of the Boston
and Albany railroad, with fineen loco
motives, slx extra tenders aud two
snow plows, were burned this morn
Ing.
LOUISVILLE, November l0.--rwo Of
the men engaged In robblng the Co
lumbla (Ky,l bank and numbering the
cashier some time ago, have been
caught In Maine aud will be brought
10 Kentucky for trial.
C0sPus CHRISTI, November lO.--A
bold robbery was committed on the
9th In this county ut Conception, by u
gang OF about eight armed MeXicans
who entered the store Of Mr.. Schubert
about q O'Clock In the evening, carry
ing away large amount Of money
and arms, No steps have been taken
to arrest the flight Of the band, who
are supposed TO have fled to Mexico.
The boIdness Of the robbery shows the
lnolliclcncy or lack of policemen or
troops. Several Of the band were re-
cognizcd, among which were Leonardo
Flores, Manuel Gonzales and Abram
GNraro, three noted desperadoes. II
Is hoped that the proper protection Will
he granted.
WASHINGTON, November To-
Among the depositors who received
thirty per cent Of their deposits in the
First National Bank, the first distrlbu-
ton of assets Of that institution; was
ex-presidcnt Johnson, who received
nearly $4,000 out Of the SO, 900 he had
Oh deposit there.
General Crook, commanding the
department of Arizona, reports the
killing of fourteen Tonton Indians
during recent scout.
NEW YORK, November lO.--four
hundred laborers were discharged rom
the department of public works, and
two hundred more will be discharged
Saturday. The appropriation set ASIDE
forthem Is exhausted. GreeDleaf, Nor
rls d Co. have notified the Stock EX-
change that they are ready TO pay Them
In full ga
PARIS, November 10.--A committee
representing the French residents oil
San Francisco called upon Thiers yes
terday, and presented an address. me
ex. President, in his remarks in reply,
told his visitors that the Monarchists
have suffered check, and that Con
servative Republic was assured
ST.. LOUIS, November l0.--James H.
Lucas, the wealthiest citizen OF ~
Louis, died last night, ~, c
MEMPHIS, November l0.-The Chiel
of Police, thanking the police OF othel
cities. announces that further assist
ance is unnecessary. There were
twenty-seyen yellow fever and thirty
deaths from other diseases during the
mast week. The city is free from III
fictitious or contagious diseases.
SpRINGFIELD, H., November ~
The printers Of the Journal ana Union
struck under Il reduction of ilVe cent'
per thousand. The papers appeared
Madrid, November l0.~-The report
thot the Carlists were victorious III al
engagement near Merlanda DE Arga
and that Lieutenant General IRENE
he Rcyira was killed, is officially dc
MED this morning. General lrelno ~
Rovira was not hurt, nor was Mont
moriopes captured by the insurgents
The government has received uis
patches from both these officers aale'
on the 9th. N A.
NEW ORLEANS, November IA
an enthusiastic Cuban meeting yester
day the Surveyor of the Port anu QUIZ
monument Federal officials partlcipa
iad Resolutions were adopted con
demning the barbarity oftheSpaiiiaIu
and calling on the Federal Govern Govern.
ment to recognize the Cubans Us peiile
erents. requiring indemnity ana III
npology for the recent outrages Vi
American citizens. M paa,o,
RosToN, November 1O.-The Bostoi
Daily Advertiser, this morning, lhtlo
dmccs mn article on the business out
look ms follows; isRepprts from lh
manufacturing sections OF the COUNTY, Y.
particularly from New England places
beoin 10 be of more cheering temper
Thismorning there is news OF a resulll
Ton of business in several instance
and of running manufactures on III
creased time, and the eXasgera,e
character of money statements una
have appeared is daily becoming ''o'
'pPP apIs November lO,---The antlel
mated compromise offered by the klgl
hi; vii he accented, perhaps, win som
Modification. both sides sefm "
nosed to pursue n copcil atory course
The excitement here and ut Versatile
is subsiding, and it is believed I'll
crisis j. over. a. ro,,
BERLIN, November l0.-7A roy'
decree has been promulgated relievin
Van Room of the Presidency OF III
prussian Ministry, and appointin
Prince Bismarck in his place, ana hel
Comphausen, Vice President