The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-23
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"onlpst. Tae NrgInlus tragedy wa7
denounced ~ utterly outrageous, and
thp Molrue dUrt,ine leasseIIud with
ulrdgos Of support 10 the National Gov
eminent, aud 10 the families Of tdo
victims Of the recent bulchcIY
HAVANA, November -, The Figaro
saws we DO not consider II within tbcI
lIluds If Justice or rcUson that we.
enould result fiOm Che cap uo oitnc
Nupluus and ils legal Cousgquc cve,
nutifa conlct comes, let rs i'm u.c
tLp example of our ancestors aad
make thc Spanish race In CGUa lhe|
admiration OF the American hemls-
phcre, a.,
The Voice Of Cuba believes In dpIo'
matte settlement, but praises the NC
tiyily in repairing the fonts,
MADRID, Novcmbc. 29,-,liy the re-
ougst Of the British Minister, General
SrElcs has stopped the preparations
he was making to leave Madrid,
NEW York, November 22,-Foul
thousand Germans, at GerMNu Han
last evening, expressed sympathy with
Cuba, and advocated rigorous ponce
toward Spaid,
\ Gco,ginn named Thomas Header
son, was robbed Of $500 aad valuable
documents, in the street car
The following ate the resolutions
adopted at the German Cuban meeting
last night, which a'e intended to be-
laid before Cong'c ss at the opening OF
the session;
Whereas, Thepcoplc ofCuOa are not
only in the same, but in mucii worse
condition than the people Of the I vi
ted states were at the Ume of the dec
lDrntion of tae'' Independence, ,he
Spal ish government n owing, under
tine bnrbarOuS rule of lle so-cn led
Sparish Volunteers, The Preparation
of the most terrible cruelty, and ou,ia-
peols deeds of violence toward Tue
Inhabitants of The Isle o. Cuba, III
defiance of humanity ahd CIVILIZATION,
and these barbarinns, VINO II appears
are independent of The Spanish gov,
eminent, trample alike the laws ana
usuges of humanity and civilization,
Insult our flag on the open sea, ana
inca 'celate and insult our clllHehsi
the etole Oe it
Resolved, That we ask the govern
mcnt of (he Untes States ana Con,
grpss, in tue name Of humaL 10y ana
civilization, and 10 the end lhnt slop
may he put to the barba'ities Ia Cupa
and to prevent their repetition, 70 Ac'
cord TO the Cubahs now llShudg lot
their independence, the rights OF bel
lipcrents, and as so0h as possible to ac-
knowledge Cuba as n &c lepupiic'
government and Congress OF lle ui'i-
ted States to demand OF the 9p"olsn
government ia Madrid, MS well us tne
acting authorities Of Cuba, Il luiI saliSI
faction for the insult TO or Tag ANA
their cuelties, and to ENFORCE tllese
demands blythe use Of all the means
in their power.
CHICAGO, November 22.-Garnier
fakes the first prize; Ubassey tile
second: c. Dion the third; Daily the
fourth, and j. Dion the iitth
WASHINGTON, November 22.-lh II
dispute over The price of saving Wool ,9
negro fatally wounded All l'l'''
woman with a pistol. .,
ST.. JoHNs, NIB, November - 80,
dispatch says the telegraph caole
steamer Robert Lowe, was lost near
81. Marv's bay, on "Wednesday morn,
inc. The chief officer and two ooals,
CREW were saved. The Captain ana
two other boats crews were missing
The tue steamer Cabal has been dls-
patched to assist the missing boats
PARIS, November 23.-rhe Cablhet
will probnbly be reorganized To-day
1t is understood that Duke De DIosnJ
will be Minister Of Foreign Affairs ANU
Mogne, Minister Of Finance DtSl ,
selgni, Minister of Public Works, VIII
remain
LONDON. November 2S.-The special,
reuort the recent Interview between
Castelar, and Sckles as Stony
Sicklcs barely escaped mo6oIhg',, :.
WAsBlNGloN, November 1T
seems not to be generally known tihl
thrrc have been preparations fecGilI,S
Wninm on under the dlieclloh Oh Wy
Secretary of Var, placing our a'beil',5
in a. condition to supply the wants oI
an army in the field in case OF war,
and looking to The coIlull,oii' I " U
Qualifications for the succeSslHl Ut,,''se
of our harbors against hostlle u,. ,'',,,;
The iron clad ordinance uel''t.I 'l il',,,
ofthe army is at this moment ~ i Law,
active preparations for slaIe o m"i,
and is ready to supply an army N Ma,I
mn entire equipment of war nlalerIHi
including the most approved pIVecl
landing arms, he d aud siege battery
and of artillery with every klh,'
of ammunition. The telegraph
has been vigorously used uIs
inc forward every preparalloi
70 fhc extent of the ordinance appro
,'rintinns and the ordinance 0illcers
nrn fIlIy alive to the gravity OF .i,'
"aoosioH and TO the necessity for ample
o,',no,'nrntinrs TO meet all demands
pihornId war he the result Of our present
n,nIicotions. While from the nature
o ~ thn ease the Navy had to take the
W oct;vr initiatory, the War department
=, G,IIv nm 10 the crisis in qulet prep"
tions for the future.
NEW ORLEANS, Octooer 2S.-Jot.G 81
frmer. SALES $500 bales, do9q ui iSi
nnrv TO strics good ordinary i25I9 ,i,-
inw midIling TO strict low hliG9i,i,ll
t5iGi55: m ddling to strict mlodiio'
i6G[lG}; GOOD middling T@'t' ., ro
GnI'Nlus, Ga, November ~ ~
uioht one of largest meetings ese
lid in this part of the South ealhI,t
to express the indignation ,,, =, u'' Of ~
Spanish outrages. kesolu i,Iumted an
very bitter character were n !, Pscstcd a.
intense enthusiasm was ma'ili's ".
WASHINGTON, November 22.-l l1in
are no new developments re S31ia,n,
s onT co o''srs have been ntg
Waved Tut their views are Nt .io,
T They are sadly in need of informaiI92'
r i Information thrown ont ny y
br mp and secretary Fish argue }gi,
fayor Of a peaceful solqtioa' M y a
country is worked to its full capacity
NEW YoRK, November 2- ,ri,