The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-11

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Ma uviLLE, October .. The
chuf ,iss, Mu.ons and Odd Fellows
havr sejii seven thousand dollars
Ia foncy and provisions 10 Memphis.
LlTrIE Rock, October 0.--lhcre was
uao.hcr heavy frost last evening.
BALTIMORE, October 9.--Parlck Me-
Laughlin, prominent lawyer, Is
drnd
REV YoRK, October 0.--The sixth
auEuai meeting Of the railroad con-
dur,or's lie insurance association
report ii1y-seven deaths during the
year.
l)Iacol seever, Of Jersey City, one Of
The wcallhicst capitalists in New .Icr-
spy, has been adJudged n bankrupt.
he was Vice President of the New
York, Oswego and Maryland Railroad
Company. His Liabilities, ii is said,
will reach SS,000,000.
SALT LAKE, October o.--Young has
been elected President of The Latter
Day Saints.
ST. LOUIS, October 9.--The Union
National Bank has gone into liquida-
ton, caused by scarcity Of currency.
NEW YORK, October 0.--Some banks
have virtually resumed currency pay
ments. Bankers report greenbaclis
quite plenty. 1t is understood that the
Rational Trust Company has resumed
business.
CuICAGo, October 9.--The Third
National Bank has resumed.
MEMPHIS, October 9.--There was
another heavy frost last night.
There were forty-one interments;
thilly-three were yellow fever. Sister
Mary Joseph, a Dominican, formerly
Superior, Of st. Agnes Academy, ~
dead. Father OBrien, of st. Peters
Church, is very low.
WASHINGTON, October 9.--The Tai
iahasse has arrived with the Polaris
crew.
SHREVEPORT, October 9.-T'en
deaths to-day: Alkaline Wardman,
Mary Burk, Richard Field, +.
Wright, Leila Sweiizer, #. Book, Hi
ram Sanders, J. w. Stewart, Rev. t'n-
Their Lcncscoalt, Dan Brooks, culored.
NEW YORK, October 9.-'rhe trial Of
Stokes was resumed to-day. The ch;l-
enge of the defense to the entire array
of Jurors WAS sustained by the court.
The counsel said that although the
challenge was made in good faith, and
had been sustained, yet rather Than de-
lay the trial he would Withdraw.
Six hundred aud forty-four thousand
pounds sterling have been received at
The United States Assay office since
Monday.
Gibson, Casavana & Co. have failed.
MADRID, October GA brisk cam
nonadc was. kept up, yesterday, by the
Republican force heseiging Carthagera.
During the day many deserters from
the insurgcnt ranks came into the
camp Of the government troops.
WASHINGTON, October0.-I Board
of Examiners who investigated the
first party from the Polaris, will make
an examination into the circum-
stances of the Il sasters as will be de-
tailed by the Buddington party, com
mencing Tomorrow. Ii Is not eH'
pccted that new facts will be elected,
excepting occurrences after the sepa-
ration THE Polaris crew. The authOri-
ties here do not credit the reports OF
foul play in the death Of Hall.
NEW York, October 9.-lhe Gen
eral Convention of the Catholic Total
Abstinence union to-day passed reso-
tons of sympathy with the Holy Fa-
ther Mt Rome in the many affections
which he has lately experienced; also
II resolution coidemning the action OF
Germany and Italy in the expulsion
of Jesuits and other religious orders.
The S;ecretary's report showed the
union in ilattering condition.
The manager of the Clearinghouse
to-day said he could not give an opin-
ion AZ to when there would be resump-
ton ofcurrency payments, as he was
not prepared to admit that the banks
had suspended currency payments
they have, he says, only refused to
pay out legal tenders and checks. I4e-
gal tenders are rapidly increasing in
the banks of the city, and the banks
pay all regular legitimate demands up
on them.
The afternoon session of the Evan
gelical alliance, at the Association hall,
was devoted to the free discussion of
the relations of the church to the
State.
PHILADELPHIA, October 9.-Chap-
lain Henry Wood, of the United States
Navy, is dead.