The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-15

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1sil, and remained In the navy unit
1861, when hruCsiVncd aud uihcIri
the Confederate service. lie lWN'H
here wife and seven children uh
eldest bog u cripple aud the younger
AGED four years.
The Mobile Register announces the
death ut Pensacola, sunday, of Hon
>, H. Mallory. ,,,
Nav Ypi,ii, November ~, Julsc
Sutherland to-day delivered II long
opinion discburgiug Roschwcls, thr
nbnu,onl-t. The District Attorney
moved for stay of proceedings Un'ii
tomorrow, In order 10 got the "me
before the general teUHot the Supreme
Court
The American Public Health Asso-
chiffon renewed is session this morn
lnp. Papers were read by DR.. Ices Of
Baltimore and Or. Russell, Secretary of
the Boar,i of Health OF Louisiana.
The evpningPost says elitorlally that
the reclingof ourciti2enS was raised To
fever heat 10y the execution of the four
Cuban leaders. Cuba and her friends
will hereafter need neither money nor
men. Have these butchers no fear OF
the indignation of the civilized world?
The reports make the blood cold.
The tlty-eighth annual meeting Of
. 4 missionary comm fra nj
the Methodist Episcopal church was
held this morning. There were pres
ent Bishop Jones, presiding, simpson,
Scott, Bowman, Ames, Merrill, Ml'ey'
Haven, Andrews and Peek. Therc
was also full attendance from the
Mission districts The Trcasurers re-
port for the past year show the re-
reipts during That period to be SCI, 233
expenditures S725, lG9. The question
of the appropriation Of funds for mis-
sion station in Central Africa was tai
ken up for discussion.
PATTERSON, n. j., November Il
William l.. Lewis was dangerously
stabbed, yesterday, ly his step-!athcr,
William Goode. The latter was beat
ing his wife, when the former inter-
lered to save his mother.
MADRID, November IA dispatch
from Carthagena says the insargehI
feet is making preparati@nto leave the
harbor. The vessel, Hope, Got Oh!
without discovery by the government
squadron.
HAVANA, November ia dispatch
from Santiago de Cuba, announcing
the execution of Captain Fry and crew
A. a ,t,,u and tNvnlNn nllll
Cuban patriots, says that Frank Al!erro
was among the latter number. ne
offered the Spanish authorities II nil
lion dollars 10 spare his life. The span
iards say that Aiierro came To assume
the Presidency OF the so-called Cuban
republic. Several passengers, both
men and women, by the steamer City
of New York from New York NOvem-
Der 6, which arrived, were yesterday
arrested by the authorities on landing.
1t is reported that they are accused OF
completely with insurgents.
CAMFuRNIA, Mo-, November r.
Henry Ray killed Mollie Walline and
himself. The parents of Mollic refus-
ed their consent to their marriage.
Ray left Il note saying he could not
live without the girl, and had resolved
to kill her and himself, so that they
might be together in the next world.
PITTSBgRG, November l2.--Thc
banking house of Me.lnn & Sons and
the Mechanics Savings bank of this
city suspended to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, November 12.-Ihe
annual meeting Of the Peace Society of
PENNSYLVANIA was held to-day. Lucre-
tia Mott was elected President for the
ensuing year. Resolutions We're adop-
ted pledging the society to aid to re-
move and abolish the custom of war,
declaring the proposed increase Of the
fortitications for the Delaware River
eXtravagant, recommending that in
view of the present financial troubles
the giving out of work by the Govern
ment, approving the formation of an
international tribunal of arbitration,
condemning capital punishment, de-
ploring the recent execution OF the
Modoc Indians, and regretting that
President Grant yielded to the impor-
tunitics of popular sentiment and mill
tnly counsel and finally protesting
against any act that might Jill
volve the country in a war with
Spain.
NEW York, November l2.-W. a.
Scathron, Chairman Of the Cuban
Anti-Slavery Committee, and Rev.
Henry Highland CARMEL, Secretary,
will leave this city tomorrow morn
ing to present to President Grant a
petition signed by over six hundred
thousand representatives of colorcd
men in every State ofthe Union, pray
ing for bclligercnt rights to the
Cubans whose success Will ensure
freedom to. the colored race in Cuba,
while Spanish triumph would perpet-
uate their slavery.
ALBANY, November 12.--The Even
Ing Journal says from official returns
received, it is quite probable that Hop
kns Republican) for Comptroller and
Platt (RepubliGan) for State Prison
Inspector are elected.
HAVANA, November 12.--The Voice
of Cuba of to-day says editoriqlly that
it is as human as any body, more so
than many who make 0stontatops
professions of philanthr0phy, but it
cant do less than approve of the eneF-
gy displayed towards all rebels, and
particularly toward those on board the
fillibusterin steamship Virginius.
PARIS, November l2.--Abdeikadier,
the famous Arab chief, is dead.
SAN FRANCISCO, November II The
Anti-Chinese Convention met here TO-
day, and elected Il. H. Ward, Presi-
dent. A committee on platform and
resolutions was appointed, and charged
with the duty Of drafting an address to
the people OF the United States on the
subject of Chinese immigration.
LONDON, November l2.-Tle aom-
mittee of the Stock Exchange have
adopted a resolution that four shillings
(British) per dollar of American gold
shall be the rate of exchange after the
third of December
WASHINGTON, November 12.-An-
drew Johnson publishes four and a
half coiuIGvs in the Chronicle in an
swer to Judge Hollis allegations that
Mr.. johnson disrcgardcd the recon-
mendaiions of y majority OF the Court,
for the Communication in Mrs. Surratts
case. Mr.. johnson never saw the re-
concentrations; on the contrary,
Judge Holt argued that the question of
sex ought not to be considered and
urged on ogrly execution. Mr.. john
SIMS card Il REGARDED as MASTERY. Mr.