The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-15
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on Nlly ~ DonhAm, has been sent IN |
search Of lhd missing steamer Rich
mOnd.
The government has instructed it, |
Consul 1T Havana and Santiago de |
cuba 10 watch the proceedings against |
the Captains 0fthe NirginIls, aud that |
Que OF them was u subject VI Great |
Britain,
WASHINGTON, November li.--Spc- !
clal dispatches from the North indl- |
cate that the navy department IL very
active and VIII soon have n powerful
fleet In Cuban waters, not that the dis
patches represent them for active hos.
TITLES, but TO protect shipping aud
overawe the volunteers thus aiding
Spain to restrain them,
One OF these dispatches concludes;
The attitude OF the administration
with reference 10 the Virglnus affair
Is not Of opposition TO the present
Spanish Government, hut II seeks 10
become an ally Of spain 10 help her
crush the preparation Of barbarilies
which have been NJ almost daily oc-
currence In Cuba for several years. A.
fur rs the State Department Is concern-
ed, there Is nothing 10 Indicate that II
has any desire that the end should be-
the breaking up OF slavery In the Is
land, hut that the bl0odshed might be
stopped, and that the action OF the
government In sending dispatches to
Minister Slckles with directions TO 1T
once inform the Spanish Government
that the United States would Insist
upon protecting her citizens, aud II the
required protection could not be afford
ed by Spain, II was ono Of friendship
TO Spain, and not u menace, aud u mp
pears 10 night that The sending Of war
ships IN Cuban waters " moi that they
may be on han | and prepared t0Wat0h
Spain, but watch the Caban nuthorl-
ties acting under the authority OF
Spain.
II is stated tonight that Englands
tape q wascnt blythe President, and he
personallywrotea dispatch to Sickles nj
Madrid, directing him 10 nuke an
offer of cooperation 10 the Pres dent
of Spain, and not the slightest doubt
il entertained In official circles but that
the Spanish government viii accede to
all proper measures, and that all de-
tails will be arranged without the
delay usually attending diplomatic
transactions.
It's well known that the Intimacy OF
CASTELAR, and Sicliles Is of the closest
character and II IL believed that the
former will checriully and ever CRATE
fully accept any proposition looking to
n clearer relationship of the two coup-
tics. m
NEW Yopg, November 1.-THE Sun
publishes report Tint David Craw'
ford. of the Missouri Kansas aud Tex
nv Railroad, Is defaulter to the sum
of 100000.
The Sun says that the Spanish resi-
dents of this city, report that every
soul OH board Of the Virginhiswere eX'
ecllted, and accordingly not an Ameri-
can witness Of the affair were LETT
alive.
i CHICAGO, November lt--Joseph
Dean heat Charles Slosson SO innings,
400 to BOG; Maurice Daley beat John
Bessjnger7 70 innings, 400 to 32o; Cy-
rifle Dion beat James Dion 56 innings,
400 to 2GQ; Ubassy beat snyder 4oo 10
800. .-
< tpuIIApELpnIA, November 1.-THE
Executive committee called meeting
I.of the National Iron aud Steel Asso-
ciatiol for the 10th inst, to be held III
this city, to consider the critical con-
dition of the iron trade and take actloh
| in regard to future action of the Asso-
citation. =, ,,;,d.
The steamer, Harmonic. Arrived OUT
Manhattan. :,
TNrw ORLEANS, November H.
steamer Ozark is returning rom 'oi'
I fax. a. .u,;ro -,
the nine negroes implicated i'll the
recent Grant parish outrages'
NEW YORK, November ll.-Ihe jury
4, the ease of G. b. Lamar, of Savan-
nah. against Charles A. Dana, 70 re-
cover a hundred thousand dollars i9l
illegal imprisonment In 1870, WINE
damn was acting as Assistant Secretary
of War gave verdict for the deleiiu'
ant. bvinstructions from the Judge.
'The United States steamer kansas,
sailed for Santiago DeCuba to-day
rThe officers ofthe Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway company dehy
| that there is anything wrong W 'he
1 Ireaslrer's accounts, =, ,,
WAsHlNaToN, ID. G., November II.
IL il understood that the Cablnet 10
4 dav have determined upon a stroht
nolicv in regard to Cuban complica
tions' Members of the Cabinet are
ratjcent regarding details, but thei
Looks and sly words are threatening
! One Cabinet officer said the proceeI
| ings and conclusions to-day were suc sue.
Las will be in every respect satlsiactor.
4 to American people; ...,,,a.,,
PoRTsMoUTH, n. H., November IA
By orders from the navy department
iii sailors on board the United STATE
receiving ship Sabine at this station
were this morning dispatched TO NeN
/ Work for service Oh United States YES
sells in Cuban waters. r
LONDON, November lathe snop'
ing of the crew ana passehSeta W Va,
steamer yirginips is commented on ~
a length by the London morning loul
! nals, ali of which express the bop
j tj,at the execution will be avenged y
the government of the United state'
Intelligence has been received hel
that a famine prevails In Greenlan,
caused by the failure of fisheries. 1
one village alone one hundred an
; fifty persons have starved TO death
tWSsW York, November it.-9ol
excited on war rgmors Mt 0l@9scr,
|, SWAsHiNnToN, November l4,-lt ca
'lEbe stated on official authority tli'
while the present naval preparation
: lido not mean war against spain
, Cuba, they are significant OF the dete
IMITATION of the government TO prole
American interests ut any hazard, al
to prevent in the future such massacr
+ ne those which followed the capture
the Virginius and which shook u
entire civilized world Experien
has shown that the Spanish COVER
, n,ent cannot enforce It's own deere