The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-12
THE LATEST NEWS.

a change ul INC llthlutncy OF lnu
Panama railroad 10 proposed,
BatterChel A Co., tea merchants
have failed, Their business amounts ~
one million dollars yearly,
The Aldermen Of Brooklyn have
placed $4,000 10 the credit Of the street
repaIrels, enabling them 10 employ the
discharged laborers,
The ialors have compromised on
Nfw N0RK, November 1.-THE
CubnlIs held private meeting NJ the
residence Of General Quesada lust
night, u rpnsummate plans for u new
expedition. II Is now thought II will
be- ready to sail before the end Of this
month,
CncAdo, November ll,-County re-
turns are now all in The farmers
have carried iifty-one counties, the
Ropubllcnns fourteen the Democrats
eighteen and in thirteen there were
no party issues mn
pITrsBURdII, November H. The
du Quesne Savings bank OF this city,
and savings depository of East Liber-
IN suspended to-day.
RlCiIMoND, November ll.--Judgo
Underwood Of the United States Dis
uIct court, was assaulted here to-day
by w. y. McVelgh former owner Of
propurty in Alexandria purcnasednnder
couilscntlon act by Underwood. -Four
blows were administered by McNelgh
and no resistance whatever on the
part of Underwood McNeigh calls
Inc Judge II hypocrltlcal scoundrel ana
charged him with robbing HIM ana
making his family poupers, -,
PuILADEIPHIA, November LITTLE
committee appointed by the mass
meeting Of the workingmen had IN
interview with Mayor Stokley to-day,
for the purpose Of nscerlnlllmg what
could be done TO provide employment
for the thousands thrown out of work,
He expressed qualification at being
consulted and would commend mat u
petit, y, should be addressed to the
council. when u committee would DC
Amounted To take action. Much out
OF door work could be provided, but he
said that there was y necessity Tor sup
plyinA work to those accustomed 10
indoor work. -, n,
BOSTON, November | .-ThePostmas-
ter Of III Dorado, Arkansas, mas peSli
arrested here charged with empe@@ie-
mcnt. ,u,l
CHICAGO, November Lin the billiard
Tournament, Dion beat Snyder on the
thrco ball carem four hundred to two
hnudrnd and SpVenty-tWO.
Ubussey beat Bcsslnger, iour nun
drcd to one hundred ana elghly-
eight. , Ia,
PATTERSON, n. j., November lima
collision on the New YORK ana Osweso
Midland road near Hancock, the en-
pineer, fireman and lady passenger
were killed.
WAsuINGfoN, d. c., Novemberll.--
A full Cabinet discussed the SEIZURE OF
the Vircinius on the high seas, ana
the slaughter of Ryan and his compah-
ions Their conclusions have moi YET
trnnspired. General BurfelPs an,
nounccnent that the patriots aleu
with composure seems 10 soo'h VIC
authorities here into inaction. >,
MONTGOMERY, November ~,
Thc Alabama State Fair Is lndeh-
nitely postponed in consequence oi
thc stringelicy of the times.
The Board of Health again publishes
that all apprehensions isat an enu; no
nav eases for several days, and but zen
deaths for the past four days, ana they
arc all new cases =,
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, November, ~
The late strikers on the East Ienhessee'
Virginia and Georgia railroad, lhclu,
dino the engineers, macllnlsls anu
hlncksmiths. have withdrawn from
their unions. The engineers, ina pun
Iished letter, acknowledged their error
and say they have determined mint
diately to withdraw from IN organi@asc
tion known as the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers, Maehlnls,saillu
Blacksmiths; also signed ana pu99lls ,
ed n card to the same effect, withuraw-
inc from the Machipist Rnl biacN-
smiths union. 1ra.o,J
In tomsrrow's daily Press ~ Herald,
yice-President Jacques publishes tne
following to the public: "Io prevent
onv misapprele nsion as to the true po.
sition of the engineers on tne Ens'
Tennessee, Georgia and Virginia ra,i-
road T will state they have Withdrawn
from the organization known as =, , 'me
Brotherhoodof Locomotive Engin Ii',is
and the charter of the knoNVliie 1--WE,
ION, No. Is. has been delivered 10 me
tn i've forwarded to Charles v atsot'
GRAND chief engineer, cleveland, oi'io'
. JAMES JACQUES,
Vice-ppes, L. r., V. & G. X. Il.
Trains are ali running regularly ana
everything perfectly quiet. :,
' CnyuMBIA, S. G., November Il
Thr State Fair opened under favora-
bic auspices A great many Articles H''
OH exhibition. 1900 h., put,odge
and the second by Frank Hampton, nv,
NEW YORK, November ll'L ~
suit of G. b. Lamar, of savannah ua.i
oaninst Chas. a. Dana, for alleged
Else imprisonment while the latter
,vas Assistant Secretary OF war, was
or~ued in the United State Circuit
coI,rt to-day Dana's reply. IS that .hr
orrest was made in good talth uiiuer
tho orders of President Lincoln,
mo American Public Health assg-
cation is in session, in this city. Del
enates are present from all parts OF tne
Union and from various parts Oh Eu-
rope. ,a.o Contain Hall
visited the Tigress TO obtain, II posi-
Tia, any relies of the Arflc Voyase.
Mrs. Hall was greatly affected :, sor w h,,s.
shown the prayer book OF Der nus
band. ,r-,.1ctotesC Com
sul 70 Santiago De Cuba, sailed Tor his
post to-day. n orreols from the
,ohn,ars Of Brooklyn for help, the
i Roard Of City Works set four hundred NJ rec
and fifty men to work on pubic I'M
The total amount contributed o ,of eI t%e
relief of the Memphis eniiofsrs =" CIV
tion day, was 81 1856 dollars, :, On