The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-28

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INV luhK, OUOl a. ~ JOHN c.
licenun Is dead.
II Is stated Chat nearly all the wire
Is constructed AMI cla,ra,Ls out for "A
cable between England lnlsomepJint
on Long Island rne capital Is tel
million dollars an til, l,rtcory can,
braces prominent English ami A ner.
can capitalists.
a report having hecon Q current thai
the coupons Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad falling due Novcm lerIst
viii not he aid, Nll,Itu Nhn,d H.,
President, who inf,rnicd him thai i,
was true that the Treasury wus not rs
full us they would like t. nave it, bu
il was not owing to tn fault of de- Ill.
reclors. These gent men lad nilead,
paid IN more mOacy ,nan ta,y h,l
promised, AMI ~ the ptesDuy int II
was dl'llrdll toOOtaan great deal l'nr
president hoped the payment Of the
coupons would be satisit, tollh a.
ranged. \ proposition to the uanl.
holders and othcl croditms, to ihe q.
feet that the II Iatl x le1t and severa,
Of the future coupons should be funded
into All income bond, is now under
consideral ion.
Five thousand persons are thrown
out of employment by the suspension
of the Harmony cotton mills in COhoes
The pay rolls Of the mills foot up $751;
600 monthly. 1t Is said the mill viii
be II, pen d in two weeks.
LONDON, October ~ Rev. DR.
Parker, delegate to the Evangelical
Alliance ut New York, has returned
home. He preached at Exeter Hall
last night, and spoke lila the highest
terms Of the institutions, resources and
future Of the United States.
Six thousand people attended the
meeting at Black Heath in favor OF
amnesty t. the lenians,
GENEVA, Oct0bcr q The three
Gu, cutIy chosen by the old Ca,h.
oiicsof tins cit3, wac lUImally installed
to-day.
PARIS, October 27.-Thirty former
deputies of Alsace and Lorraine have
signed an address 10 the Assembly in
favor OF the Republic.
Minister Washburnr, Consul GEN
eral Rev. y. ID. Field, of New York,
Frederick Possy, Secretary OF the
French | cace Society ana Othels,
met here to-day, and dis USE the
propOsitioHs land down at the Judicial
Congress IT brussels. The Conference
was followed ly It dlnl er, al which II
toast of fl .endship u france ahd the
United States was enthusiastically
received.
MADRID, October 27.-rhc Govern
ment fleet arrived OF Carthagena
Thursday last, and folmed IN line of
battle; for,s opened fire ON 1t without
effect. The insurgent. vessels lcmnln-
ed inside ul the hurbor and an engage
ment was expected on the following
day. The Imperial says the insulEent
Junta at Cnrthagena demand Il ral!so"
Of ten thousand dollars each for tho
four merchantmen captured 10y their
fleet.
MEMPHIS, October q. Only ten
new eases yesterday. Doctor Blunt is
dead The temperature Is lailihg.
The heaviest rain Ui season with tillln
der and lightning. Iwenty-SiA yellow
fever deaths and six from othei dis
eases.
NEW YORK, October 81 The Dan
forth Locomotive works ut Patterson,
employing five hundred hands, vi
soon stop Strong's silk works are
now running hali-time. The stables
in New Brunswick occupied by the
Reading railroad company with eigh-
teen mules, II large quantity OF feed,
harness, ETC., we're burned THIS moriI- |
ing; also Benefits brick and two
frame stables adjoining, and several
small houses were damaged Loss
about twenty-five thousand dollars.
SALT LAKE CITY, October T.--Ihe
upper portion OF the Cliff house was
burned last night; loss forty thousand
dollars.
Hawkins, who had W polygamous
wives and was prose cuted by his hrst
wife for adultery IN the District court
convicted and sentenced to three years
in the pcnitehtiarl, OF taih,d his librr
ty yesterday 10y judgment 81 the ST.
preme court, based upon the Englt-
hardt decision that United State
Marshal cannot serve vrhire I'D
causes under the statutes OF the TERRI
tory.
NEW YORK, October 2I,-Cigar ma
kers have been informed that their
wages will be reduced to the rates OIL
year ago.
PARIS, October 2l.-ln the bal l:n
trial to-day Captain 'ouvy teslilied i
that on the 18TH VI August, the accuseu
upon seeing his troops, abandohing
their positions exclaimed, Nv mat can
be done with such troops. Inc eVi-
dence of several other officers was
heard but it was unimporlaht ahucoi-
Trajectory. -.
The Radical hepuoiiciin Sng ,,I ' t,r
haven't Rationale, has been stiIcu '9r
publ, hinga an article Violently ho''ne
to Count U Chnmbord
AT meeting oi the h"'al"rti>,
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