The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-25
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lhE arrtage saiaiy Of Me,hodisi
ministers IN California Is said to D.
about SUI per year; lilat ol tn Con
srveltIiouaI mili!attrs ABDUL II, NJ
NhREVLtOkT, October =. There
were seven nterments yesl, d y.
, COLUMBUS. Ohio, October = boil.
parties concede Aliens eipttio ~ iron
six to seven hundred II ajor ty. ~ 0
republicans doubtless have the h. J.
ance OF tine State ticket.
MEMPHIS, October 2U.--The weather
cool with prospect Of frost. Mayor
.lolsuson is recovering. Seventeen yell
low fever deaths, ana three from olnei
diseases.
PARIS, October 20.--The Repul licans
are acting vigorously. Timers, Su,ut.
day, spoke confidently of the iesult.
The Deputies of the extreme Lett met
to-day; the moderate X, lublicans meet
Oh tuesday ana " i'll llubaniy uliIt, n.
proposing To the Assembly that the
question Of restoration be referred 10 /.
commission which will he INSTRUCTED.
to report on constitutional laws.
GENEVA, October 2d.-Bislop Mer-
milod, from across the French frontier,
has issued an lnterdict against three
cures, recently chosen by the old CatlI-
olics of this city, prohibiting theii
exercise of religious functions.
NEW York, October ~. 1t is said
thai charges of Il most serious char
aclcr have been preferred against vari-
olls mem bers OF the detective squad nj
police headquarters. The principal OF
these charges is understood 10 be based
on the alleged collision between two
0fthe detectivesand George Mcdonnell,
lately convicted Of forgery in Lon
don. 1t is alleged that Mcdonnell was
allowed 10 retain 4 large amount oil
money which should have been seized,
and delivered to Mr.. Dacosta, the rep
yesentative of the Bank of England in
this country. Mcdonnell, it is said,
made an affidavit enbodying hi-
knowledge of the case and sent it to
Dacosta who laid the matter before
the District Attorney. A list of the
charges were prepared by the District
Attorney and forwarded to Police Com
sioner Duryea.
VIENNA, October 20.-Bismarck and
the Emperor are in close conference.
a change in the cabinet is announced
as probable Bismarck receiving the
Presidency ofthe ministry, vice Van
Room.
Madame Perc Hyacinthe has son
WASHINGTON, October t20--The de-
falcation in the Atlanta Postotiice is
seventy-eight hundred dollars.
MADRID, October 20.--rhe insurgent
squadron from Carthagena was sighted
off Alicante Saturday night. As n
part of the troops have been withdrawn
from that town there are fears that it
will be unable to resist in case requisi-
tions are made by the insurgents.
Gen raj Marcoruez will probably soon
retire from the command Of the army
of the North on account of bad health
ST. LOUIS, October 20.-Army En-
gineers report that the bridge across the
Mississippi atSt. Louis seriously affects
navigation. They recommend % ca
nal or open cut behind the eastern
abutment of the bridge. They recon-
mend that arch Il esses be hereafter
prohibited in bridges over navigable
streams.
LOUISVILLE, October 20.-James Todd
& Co.'s bagging warehouse OH Main
street. burked. Loss on stock fifty
thousand dollars.
LONDON, October 90. - The Times
Carthagena special says that Contreras
and a majority of the Junta are on
board the insurgent fleet, which was
seen off Alicante. 1t is supposed the
fleet is attempting to escape To some
point on the African coast
The report of the sinking of the frig-
ate Fernando el Catolica is confirmed.
1t is believed all On board were lost,
although it was reported at first that
many took to the boats The sailors
of the British squadron, in searching
the waters where the frigate went
down, recovered five bodies.
VERPLANK, Pa, October 20.-A tow
of thirty-five canal boats loaded with
grain, broke loose from the steamer
Aida this morning about O'Clock,
and it is supposed that twenty-five or
thirty of them were sunk opposite
Stony Point with the men, women and
children on board.
NFw ORLEANS, October "a
Picayune special reports five deaths in
Columbus, Texas, from yellow fever
since Sunday morning.
Topeka, Kansas, October 20.-The
Commonwealth block, occupied by the
Commonwealth newspaper, the Kan
sas Monitor printing establishment,
G.. w. Cranes book bindcry, Warmers
hardware store and DR.. Lies office
were burned this morning. Loss esti-
mated at one hundred thousand dol
lars; insurance, sixty thousand dol
lars
ATLANTA, Georgia, October 20.-The
money order clerk of the Atlanta post
office is a deiaulter for six thousand
dollars. His father, who Is the Post
master, says he will pay the full
amount to the Government. News
WINS received here to-day that the
clerk had sailed from Brunswick for
Cuba.
NEW YORK, October 2O.--The storm
did very little damage in this or neigh
boring cities save In blowing down
of trees, old fences, etc,
PARIS, October 20.-John Lemon, iB
an article in the Journal DIES Debats to-
day, regards the restoration of royalty
as certainty.
ROME, October 20.-The General of
the Society of Jesuits was to-day Off
cially notified by the government that
the Order must immediately vacate the
premises now occupied by them in this
city.
WASHINGTON, October 20.--President
Grant visits I,oudon county, Va, No
9Th, upon invitation of Colonel
u. w. Fairfax.
Appointments BlumeDthal,
Collector of Customs, st. Marks; Frank |
Y. Walker, Collector of Customs, Key |
West; Alfred b. Davis, Postmaster,
Macon, Miss.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, October 2l.--The |
Marshals in East Ten
,ay,ao ond Wasfarn North Carolina 4