The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-01
rELEGHAPtgIC NEWb
Failure OF llOJl, spraguc a ~.
or sew YORK. "a.
Providence COiiJn Mills ~ lie
dlee the Hours or WORK.
Psnns lyanIa Furnaces Suspend
Ing Operations.
Favorable Reports from the Vel.
low Fever.
Verdict and Sentence In the
Stokes Case.
Civil War Inaugurated In lndl.
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Civil War InaMgurated In lndl.

WIN W 81 "tSe 1890
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LONDON, October 29.-Sir Henry
Holland, an author and physician, Is
dead. The Times has Il special that
the Pope has written u second letter to
the Emperor Of Germany, the con-
tents which have not TRANSFERRED.
VIENNA, Octobe g9.--rhere was an
other panic on the Bourse ofthis city.
The Government is endeavoring to eff
feet settlement Of the financial diff
culties.
HALIFAX, October 29.--The schoon-
or Maud with all hands is reported
lost at the Isle of Lamohte.
ST.. LOUIS, October 20. 1t is announ-
ced that several railroads will reduce
the salaries of employees ten per cent.
CLEVELAND, October 29.-The City
Council has appropriated $1,000 for
Memphis.
NEW York, October 29.-Procced-
ings were commenced in bankruptcy
against Dodge g. Co., prominent4n last
summers lumber combination which
placed six million dollars of paper on
the market. '.' i'"i
Arrangements are expected to be
made whereby most of the factories
will he able to keep their mills at work
part of the time at least, thus prevent
ing local suffering. '-i'. '"
John j. Irving, who admitted in San
Francisco that he was criminally con-
nected in the murder of Benjamin
Nathan, in this city two years ago, il
TO I've tried for burglary.
Thomas Scott has returned from
Europe, and confirms the report of his
having effected n loan of ten million
dollars for the Pennsylvania road. He
has also perfected arrangements so
that work will not have To he suspend
ed on the Texas and Pacific road, al
though he was unable to close sliccess-
fully negotiations for o sale of bonds.
NORFOLK, Va, October 29.-rlle am
ateur concert by the church choirs at
the Opera House yielded handsomely
for the Memphis and Shreveport SUI
ferers.
MOBILE, October GA heavy frost
and ice this morning. Absentecs may
return. l'I
CHEYENNE, October 20.--.rhe Modoc
captlves passed here, yesterday, on
route 10 Fort Mcpherson, where they
viii he CHARTERED instead of Fort u. A.
Russell. ""'l..s 80.
PHILADELPHIA, October 20.--M.
DevereuX. of Charleston, :. G., con
tributes ten thousand feet of lumbrto
the Centennial Celebration. s:
D.lNIsoN, Texas, October 29.-Lieu-
tenant Quinby, now here from Fort
Richardson, reports the Indians very
hostile, and several murders OF families
living near Curhita. The settlers. fled
to the ranches, where they were
besieged. Two companies left Fort
Richardson for their rescue. The
Indians are believed to be Comanchcs.
BERLIN, October 10 Bismarck has
resumed the presidency of the Prus-
sian ministry. His restoration carries
with it the effective control Of the
whole cabinet,
New ORLEANS, October %. - The
weather is clear and cool, and fayori.-
bic for the development Of sugar caue.
Mercury last night $40
MARSHALL, October 20.-There was
Il heavy frost last night and one-halt
inch of ice this morning. There will
be another Tonight. No new eases OF
deaths, and the sick are all reported as
doing well.
SHREVEPORT, October %. Inter-
ments to-day were: w. v. simpson
child, James Diviny, Jeff. Chamber
lain ;;,,v o,,r.xs oo,ohor 90 In VOL.
informed financial circles it is now
regarded as certain that the banks will
resume currency payments on the
10th Of November.
The Metropolitan raid on the
steamer Seork to Grant Parish, has
been heard from. Their object is to
assist the Deputy Marshal to execute
writs. Several persons, who are sup
posed to have participated in the
Coliax affair, some months ago, have
been arrested. No resistance was
offered.
The colored laborers on the levee
and at the coal-yurds are again on a
strike for four dollars per day. They
were receiving three dollars.
New YORK, October 29.--Judge Ben
edict decides in the J0inter case that
the evidence by the defense, that
Jointer acted by the advice of the
President and Directors of the bank, IL
admissible. Jointer is the defaulting
cashier of the Atlantic bank. The
question of the new missionary Bishop
was referred to the House of Bishops
to report at the next meeting.
A letter from Cahoes, New York,
SAYS that before winter setsin thou.
sands will be driven to the verge OF
starvation. -t's .D. l4' ~
ALBANY, n. Y, October 29.--Gov-
ernor Dix offers three Thousand dollars
reward for the conviction of the MUIR
derers of Charles G. Kelsey. s ',' .
ST.. JOSEPH, October 29.-Fwo men
were found frozen tn death OH the
prairie near Kidder, forty miles from
here, Oh Monday night. Their names
were unknown. i9g"
MADRID, October 29.--It is reported
that the Carlists have fired on Brit
ish war vessel, killing one of the crew.
Pairs, October % The old Opera
House, in the Rue la Peteter, has been
destroyed by fire. -
General Bellamorre has written q
letter to NJ. Du Basil, Minister Of War,
informing hin that il monarchy was
restored, he, Bellamoire, would resign
his commission in The army. lmmedi-
ateIy on receipt of the communication
Du Basil issued an order, placing the
General on the retired list.
iSAvANNAH, October pa special
this morning to the News from
Bainbridge says the situation cannot
he reported. more favorable. All the
cases heretofore reported dangerous
will prove fatal. Ex-senator Benton
died to-day of fever. II the cath rate
increases there will be some difficulty
in burying the dead. f-ub 4, n
PRovlDENcE, October pa COM
mittee OF the Providence banks, In
their general examinations Of the af-
fairs Of business houses, examined the
accounts OLA. q w, Sprague, showing
theirassets tobe, at the very lowest es-
innate, oyer. fourteen million dollars,
their liabilities being only seven mil
lion two hundred thousand. The firm
is meeting all demands, as usual.
WEsToHEsTER, October 29.--A full
photographic report is to be made Of
the evidence in the CddersoOk trial,
for the life insurance companies who