The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-08
THE LATEST NEWS.

III Nhu NHlli HolVh urhpVlhloea and
burglars, who escaped from the parish
prison on the first inst, by throwing
rod pepper IN the laIlor's eyes, wor,
recaplured this evening AFTER II lesper.
ate resistance, In which Berlin was
shot, and II II believed MORALLY,
Tho cigar makers are on u strike, and
paraded the streets tonight headed by
Il brass band. The procession WA
very orderly, and numbered about
three hundred A large majority of
colored men carried the torches and
transparenoles, bearing appropriate
notices, etc. q.
HAVANA, November 7,-Il'ho tribu-
nal nj Santa Dreuha, before which the
prisoners captured In the Vlrglnius
were brought, condemned Bernabe,
Nnroni Pedro, Cespedes, Jesus Del Sol
aud General Ryan to death, and they
were shot on the morning Of the 4th
inst.
BALTIMORE, November THE DEM
ocratlc majority In this city Is 4,4l9.
SAN FRANCISCO, November T.
There were three severe earthquakes
ut Austin Nevada, No damage done.
HAVANA, November 7.-Captain
General JouVeller to-day issued an OIL.
cial address. He says there Is nothing
of such pressing interest to the public
good and the prestige and honor of the
uatlon as the restoration of the normal
State affairs In the Island OF Cuba.
He proposes to subject everything to
this elevated consideration within the
limits Of the laws. The social ques-
ton and the eNigencies Of the present
epoch will be the object of his special
meditation aud conscientious study.
Notwithstanding war has been initia-
ed he win soon determine upon the
best plan for changing the condition Of
the laborer, keeping in view the agri-
cultural interest and rights of the pro-
prietor and maintaining the produc-
tive industry and general good of the
country. He has as his basis Of policy
principle that themission ofall Gov
ernments is to protect, consequential
~ that inconsiderate resolutions and
extreme measure ought TO cease and
confidence must be secured and with
out il the establishment ofpublic credit
would be impossible. The address
concludes "all may be assured that !
will comply with the instructions ofthe
National Government to be untiring
in my efforts to procure peace, encour-
age credit ard pursue fraud, taking
care that none of the great interests OF
the Island suffer, act as your Govern
or"
The public rejoicings last night over
the capture of the steamer Virginius
were enthusiastic. The public build
ings and many private houses were
illuminated A torchlight procession
passed through the principal streets
which were thickly hung with flags
and tapestry. Screnades were given
to the Captain General and General OF
the marines. There will be grand
parade tonight of all the battalions
of the volunteers. An official dispatch
from the Central depotreports that the
insurgents, under command of Nicent
Garcia, recently made determined
effort to break through the triacha, but
met with a severe repulso at the handS
of Contra Guillas, losing one hundred
killed.
MEMPHIS, November 6.-No deaths
from yellow fever since the noon re,
ports. The weather is warm ana
cloudy. -, r,
LONDON, November 6.--The French
Ministry has not resigned.
NEW York, November 6.-Natlonal
bank of New Brunswick, New Jersey,
has resumed payment,
Laura Keene, the actress, is dead.
Kansas dispatches say that eighty-
nine Legislative districts have been
heard from. Opposition siXty-siX,
Republicans 26. This assures the OPP
position majority on joint ballot. The
Senate has a Republican majority OF
twenty. ,.,
ST. PAUL, November IA dispatch
saws the returns steadily show de-
crease in the Republican vote. Dixie,
the Farmers candidate for Treasurer,
is undoubtedly elected. The Leglsia-
ture will have greatlyreduc.ed fepuo,
lican majority; the reduction being
the greatest lproportionately IN the
Senate. .
In the case of William A. Britton
AGAINST General b. +. Butler, to recover
the value of two drafts for Sl5,0oo,
seized by Butler at New Orleans, Judge
Woodruff gave hisdecision for General
Butler, holding that the General was
justified in making the seizure.
The New Jersey Legislature STANDS
IA Republicans, : Democrats, .te
House 80 Republicans, ~ Democrats
andI independent. Y
PHILADELPHIA, NoVenioer
Schoepper Brothers, manufacturers Vi
dress goods, have suspended.
NEW ORLEANS, November bur
eess and his wife have been sentenced
J@Halbert was found guilty OF roo
bery. SoetO was acquitted:
The bark. Maggie McMill, hence Tor
J,ondon with a cargo of walnut anu
stoves. sprung leak and returned lor
repairs. hor eRa.
turns come in slowly. only t"eny
counties have n full report. IL gives
Amos majority of 1911, lhose
counties always 90 Republican, any
when all of the returns are recelVeu ,,
from other counties the majority VIII
he somewhat less than anticipated
The Republicans have a majority III
both branches of the Legislature. mi
CoRprs CHRISTI, November 7;-Ine
cornus Christi and Rio Grande roau
was organized here. to-day under En-, u
charter of the State Of Texas. ne
line connects this piece with Leor ',do
and besides controlling the kio Hf i,,a,
trade, will exercise powerful rrado ii
ence in checking border depreoMS. o,,aao
and opening to settlement. ' are being beinp
valley. Surveying, parties are o st,,cs
placed in the field ana lh ,,, vo ,,,,shed
ton of the road will be rnpiu,S apud thc
Northern capitalists are mere Comm mis-
has accented the Presidency OF tne
mas, mas "cs Much enthusiasm is excited
io Pic,rMoSp, Va, November In In
hioiin I'M counties and cities heard