The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-15


De l,evlrn wa killed. ~ officially de-
MED this morning. General Promo De
Ilevlrn was not hurt, nor was Mont
morloncs captured by tho insurgents.
Tire government lns received us
patches from both these officer dated
on the 9TH.
NEW ORLEANS, November lO.--At
an enthusiastic Cuban meeting ycslcr-
day the Surveyor Of the Port ana other
prominent Federal officials pnrlicipn-
ted. Resolutions were adopted con-
dcmning the bnrbarily ofthcSpanlnrds
and calling on the Federal Govern
ment TO recognize the Cuban5 rs bcllig-
erents, requiring indemnify and an
apology for the recent outrages on
American citizens.
Boston, Novcinbcr l0.--'rhe Boston
Daily Advertiser, this morning, intro
duces an article on the business out
look rs follows: "Reports from the
manufacturing sections of the country,
particularly from New Englandplaces,
begin to be of more cheering temper.
This morning there Is news ofaresump-
| ton of business in several instances
and of running manufactures on in
creased time, and the exaggerated
character of money statements that
have appeared is daily becoming more
APPARENT
PARIS, November l0.---The antici-
pated compromise offered by the Right
will he accepted, perhaps, with some
modification. Both sides seem dis
posed to pursue conciliatory course.
The excitement here and ut Versailles
is subsiding, and it is believed the
crisis is over.
BERLIN, November 10.-A royal
decree has been promulgated relieving
Van Room of the Presidency of the
Prussian Ministry, and appointing
Prince Bismarck in his place, and Kerr
Comphausen, Vice President.
NEW YORK, November ll.-Henry
Larnes, cashier of the Security Bank,
has disappeared $50, 600 short.
A change of the Presidency of the
Panama railroad is proposed.
Batterchel d Co., tea merchants
have failed. Their business amounts to
one million dollars yearly.
The Aldermen of Brooklyn have
placed $4,000 to the credit of the street
repairels, enabling them to employ the
discharged laborers.
The taIlors have compromised on
ten per cent.
New YORK, November 1.-the
f Cubans held private meeting at the
residence of General Quesada last
night to cOnsummate plans for new
expedition. 1t is now thought it will
be ready to sail before the end of this
month.
CHICAGO, November 11.-County re-
| H., oil ~ UNhn farmers
have carried fifty-one counties, the
Republicans fourteen, the Democrats
eighteen and in thirteen there were
no party issues. mn
PITrsBURGH,. November 1.-THE
du Quesne Savings bank ofthis city
and savings depository of East Llber-
ty suspended to-day.
, RICHMOND, November 1l.-Judge
Underwood of the United States Dis
trict court, was assaulted here to-day
by w. N. McVeigh former owner OF
property in Alexandria purchased under
confiscation act by Underwood. -Four
blows were administered by McNelgh
and no resistance whatever on the
part of Underwood. McNeigh calls
the Judge hypocritical scoundrel and
charged him with robbing him and
making his family paupers.
PHILADELPHIA, November LITTLE
committee appointed by the mass
meeting of the workingmen had an
interview with Mayor Stolsley to-day,
for the purpose of ascertaining what
could be done to provide employment
for the thousands thrown out of work.
He expressed qualification at being
consulted and would commend that a
petit III should be addressed to the
council. when committee would be
appointed to take action. Much out
of door work could be provided, but he
said that there was necessity for sup
plying work to those accustomed to
indoor work.
BOSTON, November 1.-THE Postmas-
ter of Ell Dorado, Arkansas, hasabeen
arrested here charged with embezzle-
ment.
CHICAGO, November II. in the billiard
tournament, Dion beat Snyder on the
three ball carem four hundred to two
hundred and seventy-two.
Ubassey beat Bessinger, four hun
dred to one hundred and eighty
eight.
PATTERSON, N. j., November lin a
collision OH the New York and Oswego
Midland road near Hancock, the en-
gineer, fireman and lady passenger
were killed.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., November H.
A full Cabinet discussed the seizure of
the Virginius on the high seas, and
the slaughter of Ryan and his compan-
ions. Their conclusions have not yet
TRANSFERRED. General Burrell's an
nouncement that the patriots died
with composure seems to sooth the
authorities here into inaction.
MONTGOMERY, November IL
The Alabama State Fair is indef-
nitely postponed, in. consequence of
the stringency of the times,
The Board of Health again publishes
that all apprehensions is at an end. No
new cases for several days, and but ten
deaths for the past four days, and they
are all new cases.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, November, H.
The late strikers on the East Tennessee,
| Virginia and Georgia railroad, inclu-
ding the engineers, machiniSts and
blacksmiths, have withdrawn from
their unions. The engineers, in pub
| lished letter, acknowledged their error,
and say they have determined imme-
diately to withdraw from an organiZa-
ton known as the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, Machinists and
Blacksmiths; also signed and publish
ed card to the same effect, withdraw
ing from the Machinist and Black
smiths union.
In tomerrow's daily Press & Herald,
vice-President jacques publishes the
following to the public: ITO prevent
any misapprehension as to the true po-
sition of the engineers on the East
Tennessee, Georgia and Virginia rail
road, / will state they have withdrawn
from the organization known as the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
and the charter of the Knoxville divis-
ion, No. 10, has been delivered to me
to be forwarded to Charles Watson,
grand chief engineer, Cleveland, Ohio.
JAMES JACQUES,
Vice-Pres, +, r., V. d G. r. r.
Trains are all running regularly and
everything perfectly quiet
COLUMBIA. s. c., November IL
The State Fair opened under favora-
lilo auop;oa, A frroaf MANY articles a ro