The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-09
THE LATEST NEWS.

BERLIN, November s,--German,
sells twenty thousand thalers of DIS,
used silver to the United States
81, LOUIS, November S.-Mr. Jame,
Thornton's livery stable burned to
day, All the horses were saved. Los,
estimated ~ one hundred thousand
dollars insurance, six thousand eight
hundred aud fifty dollars, '
NEW ioRK, Novembers.-pwoh INN.
dred and fifty men were DISCHARGED
this week from the lumber wards In
Green Point. One hundred laborers
were discharged at Long Island Civ.
and a hundred cabinet makers were
discharged In the same society four
hundred and fifty men from Brooklyn
City works and three hundred men
from Prospect Park improvements.
The Rubber Comb factory At College
Point, Long Island, have reduced their
time to four days per week, employing
six hundred men. .
CORPUS CHRISTI, November S.-rhe
Corpus Christi and Rio Grando rail-
road have organized here. Colonel
Thomas II, Rabbs, formerly Collector
Of customs at Savannah, was elected
president
SALT LAKE, November S.-Mr,
Evans Rogers and wife discovered up-
on arrival here from the East that they
had been robbed Of 81, 700 in gold.
LONDON, November S.-Thewlt
nj of three quarters of million dollars
Of specie from the Liverpool branch
Bank of England for shipment TO Now
York, caused'an advance rate yester-
day,
The steamer City of Richmond, for
Liverpool October 25th, is several days
overdue.
CASTELAR, and Sickles were closeted
yesterday.
New York, November s.--The estl-
mates for county and city expences for
1874 top 1873 expenditures eight and a
half millions.
LONDON, November S.--A much bet
ter feeling prevails. Erie 80; later 81.
NEW YORK, November S.-Captain
j. Il, Elgin, just returned from an eX.
tensiye trip on the frontier reports In.
dian depredations ms bad, if not worse
than they have been since the war,
All the Indians are off their seserva-
tons except Santana. They are
headed by Big Tree and have stolen
nearly all the stock OH Little Wichita
and West Fork. Seventy-iive or II
hundred crossed The Little Wichita
last week, and party of thirteen stole
two horses in Jacksboro, Sunday
night. 1t is reported that surveying
party camped outside of Jacksboro
were fired on by them.
New York, November S,--The d.
rcctors of the Union Truss Company
had two hours consultation without re-
suit. Custom receipts to-day, 2l9,OOO,
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Nov. 4.
To His Excellency the Captain General:
AT six O'clock this morning were
shot in this city, for being traitors to
their country and for being insurgent
chiefs, the following persons, styling
themselves patriots: Generals Ber-
nabe Varona, alias Bembeta, General
ofDivision, Pedro Cespedes, command
ing general of Cienfueg0s, General Je-
sus del Salano, brigadier. general,
Washington Ryan. The execution took
place in the presence of the entire
corps of volunteers, the force of regular
infantry and sailors from the fleet. An
immense concourse Of people also wit
messed the act. The best of order pre-
vailed. The prisoners met their death
with comp0sure. BulRiEL'
WAsHINGroN, November Sit is
understood that Governor Sam Bard, |
of the Atlanta New Era, is u proml-
nent candidate for the postotiice of the
House of Representatives. lie has as
of support from Southern
who claim the posltion'for
that section, and is favored by many
Northern Republicans. The civil
Service board have fixed the 18th OF
December ut Savannah, for the com
petitiye examinations iorthe Southern |
sApplications for this compe-
tition win be received at proper depart
ments up to December .. Forms ana
may be obtained py al
dressing E.'O. Graves, chief examiner,
SELMA, Ala, No, Ember 9.-The re-
of w. j. Hardie reached tins
city this morning, and were met al
the depot byga vast conoollIse OF clti-
lens. The stores were closed ana 0usl-
ness suspended, and our whole people
united in honoring the illustrious dead.
The remains were escorted by iohg
to his late residence. Az
p. m. the funeral services took place,
and another immense procession es-
corted the body to the church, when
was packed. and with hundreds III the
street who could not get in. The ser
vices at the church ended, the process
sion reformed and marched to the cem-
etery when the body was consigned 10
the tomb. All classes and condi-
ions united to honor Hardie, and the
funeral, with the exception OF General
Lees, was the largest that ever TOOK
place in Selma. Thousands were at
Inc cemetery, for the the people loved
Hardie. Selma to-day. has been IN
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NEW YORK, November S.-The bank
.uptcy of Kengan, Cox & Co., has been
.micably settled. Drew was amem-
Der of the firm. ,,,d
The steamship, City of Richmond
which a London dispatch announces
10 overduc Is one of the largest YES
,els entering this port, and Is one OF the
atest added on to 1nman fleet. one
S remarkable alike for her great SIZE
md the completeness of her internal
The agents OF the In
nan line in this city, say that no
anxiety need be felt concerning tne
,afety of the vessel, rs the delay III
her arrival is probably due to some ac-
,ident to her machinery.
Tur denot of the Trans-Continental,
in Denton, is located wlthln ioul
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