The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-08
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~ the capture by " Spanish Wnr
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| Wuu merchantmen lmylng on lunrd
| us part OF their cnrHD two thousand
fiilCa, intended to bc sold 10 Malay
| prnlcY. The news created M excited
feeling Ia government circles Mt
| Madrid.
I VIENNA, November b.-rhc sessions
of The ReichsrAth was opened this
morning by the Emperor, Francis
Joseph, in person. The EmperOPs
speech was pacific in regard 10 foreign
powoIs, and IL contains no other mat
ter Of general interest. %.
KANSAS CITY, November ga spe-
cial dispatch says both parties in that
State claim majority in the House,
and Indications are that the result Is
very close. Oil. .f..
a Milwaukee dispatch to the Times
says, returns from one-third of Wis
consin Indicate the election of the
Democratic ticket. Democrats gained
eight votes in the Legislature.
The Times says taking general
view ofaiiahs, we cannot congratulate
the Republicans of New York upon
the results of Yesterday. Republicans
! tlatp li,lrn at wit NTAI-
ing for it, and next year we may, have
good nominations without deiusiVe
Democratic alliance. The Tribune
says State Senators stand % Republic
can, 10 opposition and two doubtful ana
Assembly y Republican to 90 Demo-
cratic. .'
A Kansas City dispatch to the Tri-
bune says the opposition carried the
State, and. anti-monopoly Legislature
chosen. The World has Il flag at the
head Of its columns, il estimates the
Democratic majority in this State not
less than $1,000 and in this city and IN
Brooklyn five Democrats and four Re
publican Assembly men elected.
The vote of Jersey City shows n gain
of three Democrats from that city to
the Assembly .-- %. -. ....u
NEW ORLEANS, November 4.-The
Natchez election came off quietly
Weather bad and vote small. The
county gives Ames fifteen hundred
majority. The returns are not suill-
Gent to indicate general result.
NIcKsBuRG, November 5.-Tbe cleo
ton passed of quietly. Only about
half the usual vote cast. Alcorn prob
ably carried the city, County scratch
ing prevailed to unprecedented extent
at all the polls. Nothing can yet be
given as to tile general result.
New YORK, November 5.-The
Times says that the returns, although
incomplete, indicate u probable defeat
of the Republican State ticket by a
small majority in New York city and
county,. The Denlocratic candidates
for the judiciary are'elected. Demo
cratic sheriff, attorney, clerk and coro-
ner are elected. The Democratic and
one Republican senator are elected
Il from this city, while eleven Democrat
ie and six Republicans members of the
assembly are elected. The returns
from country districts show the cleo
ton of sixteen Republican senators
and probably the election of three
more out of thirty-two State senators
with sixty-five Republican assem- bly,
men sure, and probably eight or eleven
more out of one hundred and tweuty-
eight. .fs l.a
BosToN, November 5.-Washbarn's
plurality is 1900. The Democrst tt
have ii Senators and go Assembly,
men. r..
san FRANCISCO, November 5.--Tht
eastern racers arrived tonight il
splendid condition. They go into
training for a $4,000 race on the l5tl
: inst.
HARRISBURG, Pa, November o.
Il. +. Lingerey's State Printing ant
State Journal Office, five stories high
is in flames and entirely destroyed
The operatives barely escaped VIII
their lives. Several lives are reported
lost. The Lochiel house is in grea,
danger.
LONDON, November 5.--Wot weather
. and disquietude in the markets
American securities declined; Erie 36s
PARIS, November 5-Rentes 81.
, HAVANA, November 6.-The follow
. ing particulars of the capture of the
. Virginius have been received from
Santiago. The Tornado, which has
been searching for the 'Virginius since
her attempted landing off the soutf
coast of the island, came in sight OF
the 3lst, and Immediately gave chase
of the filibuster, but the steamer made
for Jamaica, hoping to find a refuge in
British waters. In her flight the
\ steamer threw northumberland horses
and used a portion of her cargo for
fuel, but the Tornado caught up with
i her at 10 p. NJ, near the Jamaica coast,
and she surrendered with all ON board
mol one oFwhom escaped.
Is Among the prisOiIers is the we'll
KNOWN chief, 'Bembettay who was re-
ported killed a few days ago, a brother
of Cespedes, 4 son of Quesada, Jesus
I,olso and other important pers0nages,
| The prisoners have ali been brought
4 before Il competent tribunal at. sam
tiago, and are to he tried as pirates.
There was great rejoicing in Havana,
The stores aid houses we're decorated
with the national colors. Suhscrip-
lions have been raised for q testimO-
! NAL to the officers and crew of the
Tornado, The Had, the leading organ
of the Republican party, today pub
fishes letter addressed to the Captain
General, protesting against the attack
upon the Conservative press. .1l .
JACKSON, Missn November a.
| Nothing official is known. The count
IL progressing very slow, but it is gen.
orally believed that Ames has carried
the State by, $4,000. .paHl :.
PHILADELPHIA, November 6.--The
numerous rumors in relation to Vice
President Scott Of the Pennsylvania
railroad have induced inquiries from
official source, and it is learned that all
stories aGoat are without foundation.
The Board OF Dipect0la bad no netlc9
Ola declaration ola dividend, butimeet
tomorrow fora division on the ques-
ton. mn
SAN FRANCISCO, November 6,-Fhe
rain fell heavily in this city last night
and extended from Gilroy South to
Chico, in Butler county. The prospect
for good season is very fair.
The anti-Chinese State Convention
of this city has been postponed until
next Tuesday.
Captain Clark of the ship Sunrise,
convicted of cruelty to seamen, obtain,