The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-22

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WAsuNur0s november l7,-.1ho
President t0.D.y, in ~ Dmiy, ZOO .Dn
relative ,0 Cumn mnitprf, sud ilus
government had llus Inv umcd on surii
mcll us had reached 70, ma Wra nnW
engage . .u collecting fam r.l uvni'H-
blc sources further Information con-
corning the capture Of The irglnlu'i
and the particulars attending the r.
Voting execution which followed the
event. 10 wnH de- irablc that all the
information should he Of such u char
actor ~ would leave no duui what
ever ~ TO IL reliability. The policy,
of COURSE was too evident 20 require
explanation. The government Is being
careful in Whit IL 10 now doing, and
what IL may hereafter do, 10 act upon
facts, and not uDOn assumption aud
unfOundcd reports. 10 was essential
that we should he prepared to main-
tain our position. The President said
he had changed none of the views
heretofore expressed by him concern
ing events In Cuba.
PARIS, November lS.-McMahon's
message asks the prolongation of The
present executive term seven years.
He deems II his duty TO indicate this
guarantee, otherwise Is would be im-
prudent for him to accept the task. he
points out the bad effect OF the post
ponement OF the beginning OF Ieolon-
cation till after the constitutional Ills
are voted on. II will use the power
granted in defense OF Conservative
ideas which lie Is convinced are those
of the majority Of the nation. After adj
journment, the committee on prolon-
CATION agreed to seven years, but re-
fused 10 weld other points.
New YORK, November lS.-Thc Gu
han meeting was very enthusiastic
Tnere were repeated cries of"WarW
"WarW The meeting resolved that
the people Of the United States look to
the great soldier who now presides
over our Government to take prompt
and decisive action consistent With the
dignity and past precedent of our Coy
eminent; that we adopt the language
OF Thomas Jefferson in 1893, when he,
az Secretary OF state, wrote to the
Spanish representative in regard TO
the outrages committed by the Creek
Indians in the Spanish territory of
Florida upon American citizens, which
concludes, az we cannot otherwise
prevail on the Creeks 30 discontinue
depredatons we will attack them in
force. IfSpain chooses to consider our
defence against savage butchery us n
| r. lng
also III war with regret, but without
fcarn
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, November 49,
The Isabella La Cat0lca has arrived
aud will convey the Virgjnius to l!a-
vana. The authorities insist upon
treating her as pirate. There have
been no more executions, bnt trials are
progressing. The British man it-Wai
Niobe is still here.
KINGSTON, November 1S.--It is fear
ed that the United States steamer,
Ada, which left Kingston with forty
officers and men aboard, is lost
with all hands.
BUFFALO, November l6.-White &
Brayley's printing establishment was
burned, with the adjoining premises.
Loss S200,010.
NEW YORK, November 1S.-Ellwin
X. Winship, of 81 Broad street, WIZ
bought claims from government en-
p!oyees at ten per cent and received
deposits, paying three per cent inter
est, is short about Si0G,O00. Winship
has disappeared The Associate BANK,
show Il llss OF one half It million legal
tender reserves.
FORTRESS MONROE, November 49,
The WORCESTER the flagship of the
North Atlantic squadron, has sailed
for Santiago De Cuba, Havana.
Burril, Before shooting Cespedes, en-
lcavored to persuade him 10 be,r;Y
his father, President Cespedes. 1t is
reported that Santa Rosa landed in Il
schooner with forty-four Others, ana
was not aboard OF the Nirginiu3. Two
gentleman and eight ladies from The
steamer City of New York, just arrived
from New York, suspected Of being In
sargent correspondents, We're arrested
The owner Of the Bonn Oalier Express
was also arrested All are confined al
the headquarters of the chief OF
police
SELMA, ALA, Nov. 19.-Over4 40 horses
representing u dozen stables, are enter
ed for the racing at the Selma EXPOSE
ton, commencing on the 18th instant.
rhe preparations indicate the grandesl
fair ever held in Alabama.
LONDON, Nov. lS.-ilhe Foreign offices
has issued a circular that the govern
ment has reserved It's decision upon tho
question of the executions alreaGr
made at Santiago, but-will hold Spain
aud all concerned responsible for addi-
tional executions of British subjects.
RERLlN, Nov. 1S.-The Bishop of
Nancy has ordered prayers for the re-
covery OF Metz and Strassburg. The
German government has demonstrated
10 France against the Bishops action.
NEW ORLEANS, November Scot
ton in active demand with prices
lower. Sales $500 bales. Good ordi-
nary l3IGl34c; low middling l4s@15c;
middlipg l53@l5Sc; good middling
Hl@l6lc. The above quotations are
for certified checks; quarter lower
for currency.
Tie convention Of colored voters of
louisiana assembled yesterday at the
Mechanics Institute. The OBJECT ofthe
convention is to pFesout, through dele
gates, tie Louisiana case TO Con
gress.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Novemberl9.--
| At the Cabinet meeting to-day, the
Nirginius massacre WAS the subject
renewed discussion, but nc new fea
lures are known, and the decision o.,
the Government until the assembling
of Congress is settled. There We're no
new determinations. All the mem
beers We're present except Robson,
who is in New York, experimenting
the Navy movements. No additional
official dispatches to these already
published had been received up this
evening.
The Navy department has estao-
lished recruiting offices at various
points and the navy will be recruited
up to the full standard.
The Indian delegation, who have
been here some time, called at the In
terror department to-day, for a final
pow-wow. They received good advice
from the Commissioner and started
| for home.