The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-18
the LATEST NEWS.

NEW ORLEANS, Nuyembe, l7.-Cot.
tom quloE sales 200 bales, Movement
checked hy the interruption OF tclr.
graph 10 communication with the com.
nerrlnl centoIs Quotations oaslpp
good ordinary l8l6llilc' law mlddlipr
l44m ldlc middlmp 1870 l5lG good
mddllng 6.ClBlG receipts since
Saturday l3,3Ol bales,
j, F0IHlnll, u prominent merchant
and veteran Of the war Of lSlg, il
dead,
Nav YoRH November l7,-GoId
closed AZ "! alter selling att o..
CHICAGO, November l1--In the bill.
Hard tournament this afternoon be.
tween SlNssOn and SNYDER Slasson
scored 400 to Snyder's los, In the see.
Ond game, between G, Dion and NJ
Daley, the former won the lend and
mNde ., and was followed hy DALEY
with a run ofSO, supplemented in the
next Inning by 10 and IN the ninth hy
W, which carried him round the first
loo, the game standing ll3 for Daley To
Dion 90 Dion turned thc first string
IN the 10Th inning ANA his second on
the3Olh, having nude runs OF 90 and ~.
Daley meantime made ~ on the
10th and III on tue 18th, turning the
second string and the twentieth inning
with score A. From this time he
increased his score by small runs until
the thlrlS-lourlh inning. BY splendid
play ,lhe balls having 90 be- spotted
once during the rum he made u,
taking him within one Of the game.
Dion then run - making his score 80
when Daley matte the requisite one,
winning In lhc 35tIl inning, Daley's
average llla; Dion sewerage rs.
MATAMoEAs, November 1.-THE |
election for member Of Congress for
this Distric, resulted in favor ofScnor
Nalesc0. His friends are celebrating
his triumph to-day with procession, |
mUsic, fireworks andrngng Of church /
bells. Nalcsc0 has been stcndMst |
friend Of Bona Libra, was Il member |
of the Mexican Border Commission, |
recently investigating theclNins Of the
inhabitants Of the frontier Of Mexico |
for losses sustained on account Of dep |
relations from Texas, and IL an active |
opponent Of General CoHin0 His re-
election to Congress is, therefore,
regarded by his party as Of great inn
purtance to the frontier interests Of
Mexico.
rhc mail from Monterey to-day
brings the intelligence that the Federal |
troops under General TrcnO are 0ccu-
pying Monterey and SaitiIlO to main
tain order. General Sepada, W o was
deposcd MS Governor of the state of .
C0ahuilla, is again at Saltillo and has
organized several hundred State troops
with which TO oppose the forces Of the
Congress of the State which deposed
him and recognized DR.. Salas AS Gov
eruor. Another conflict hctW cen Cen
eral Sepada and the friends ofDr. Salns
is anticipated.
A large conducta Of silver is on the
road between Iatncatecas and Saltillo.
Five hundred federal troops were dis
patched and are on the way to MOn-I
ferey to prevent it from falling i'll the
hands OF either of the parties who are
opposing each other.
SAN FRANCISCO, November l7.-Ihe
surgeon WHO examined the leg Of True
Blue, gives the opinion that the horse
IL not permanently lamed. w. Cham
berlain, however, says he does not
think he VIII ever be able TO run agaln
Efforts are being made to get up Il
march between Joe Daniels and Thad.
Stevens for $4,000, four miles and
repeat. - ..no
Navy yard, the same activity IL mani
tested AS for the past few days. To-
dav two hundred aud fifty men We're
added to the force The Juniata is now
ready for sea and will anchor at the
Battery TO wait orders. II Is stated ny
an employe of the Navy yard, TN,
work upon the Spanish iron ciad
Ariples, was suspended this after
noon.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE
President to-day, i'll a conversation
relative to Cuban matters, sad lhls
government had thus far acted or such
fncts MS had reached it, ana was now
engaged in collecting from all aVaiia-
bic sources further information con-
corning the capture vi lhc hSI"'"'
and the particulars attending me re- (
yolfinG execution which followed the
event. IL was desirable that all the
information should he of such Il cnal-
,rinr ms would leave no doult what
over MS TO its reliability. The pOlleyi 4
of eotlrse, was too evident to require (
The governments beng /
careful in what it is now DONG, anu
what3it may Hereafter do, tdacI upon
facts, aud not upon assumption ana
reports. It was essential
lain orr position. The President said
he had changed none of the views
heretofore expressed by him concern
ing events in Cuba.
frhe wires north of New Orleans
we're not in good working condition,
hence our last nights dispatches are