The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-10-03

iIngwi liabilities Nllmthlsl as bee
effected Ny W without ald froln thoe
who Ofrognbtly clalm 10 represent III
the Virtue aud intelligence NJ the stat
against violence within the state ~,
organized vllllicnilon abroad Ih
address gives the history Of th,
troubles In 1872, charging fraud In tn
conduct Of the election, and claiming
that McEnery never received major
iiy Of the votes cast.
WASHINGTON, October Upon in
formation received by telegraph FROM
Richmond, Mayor Whitehead issued Il
warrant, at late hour last night, fol
the arrest of General William Malone
and Bradley T. Johnson, on the charge
of intention TO engage in duel. Ma.
| hone was arrested al his hotel and
bound over in the sum of ten thousand
dollars to keep the peace for one year,
Colonel Walter II. Taylor, Richard G..
Taylor and benjamin Z. Terrell be-
coming his bondsmen. Johnson was
not found.
NEW ORLEANS, October John
Henderson, aged iorty-iour years, a
civil engineer from West Virginia,
suicided last night.
ST.. LOUIS, October l.--rhc conven-
ton of steamboat men met mt the Lin
dell hotel, with full delegation from
Cincinnati, Louisville, Pittshurg, New
Orleans, Vicksburg, Evansville, Cairo,
and st. Louis. Captain f.. w. Gould
stated that the general objects of the
convention were to devise means to
remedy the existing evils in steam
ooatng and to remove the embarrass-
ments under which this great interests
suffers. The convention organized,
electing p. Ii. Woolfork, of Louisville,
president, and George w. Rea, of st.
Louis, j. II. Conner, of New Orleans,
John Stockdale, of Pittsburg, J. III.
Reese, Of Pittsburg and N. ShieIs, of
st. Louis, secretaries. a committee
on business was then appointed and
the convention adjourned.
CHRIsFIELD, Md, October IA fire
has broken out in the Eastern house
and threatens to destroy the whole
place.
NEW York, October DIR. Seymour
accepts the bishopric of Illinois.
1t is reported that the New York
Agency bank of Montreal loses two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars by
the failure of James Bishop & Co.
SAN FRANCISCO, October The BODY
of Rev. John Levins, Methodist mis-
sionary, murdered by mob in March
last, in the Mexican state of Jalsco,
reached here yesterday.
LONDON, October This mornings
Times denies the truth of the report
that the debts of the prince of Wales
have been paid by the queen.
Advices from the north of Spain say
there are signs of the breaking up of
the Carlist army. Several of the in
surgents leaders have surrendered to
the republican troops and it is reported
that some others have been shot by Or
der of Don Carlos for demandinga ces-
sation of hostilities and the restoration
of peace.
New HAVEN, October 1.-The First
Baptist church was burned to-day.
Loss $4,000.
New YORK, October IA dispatch
to tile racine Maii Steamship Ship
company this morning from Hong
Kong states that in Il typhoon, Oh the
21st, the steamer Alaska was blown
ashore, and is now OH the rocks. Up
to the present she has made no water,
and hopes are entertained that she
msy be got off. The vessel is valued
at five hundred thousand dollars, and
is uninsured.
PARIS, October l.-Specie increased
in the bank of France two million
francs.
The "NIutual Friend" has secnrel
bail in $4,000. Another $4,000 is re-
CURED from the unfortunate man, who
heen trying the bridge between the
cuckold and the man that harmed
him.
PHILADELPHIA, October lin the
United States circuit court, to-day,
Justice Story, in the case of the Loco
motive Engine Safety Truck company
against the Pennsylvania, railroad in
volving the right of the latter to use
certain flexible trucks Oh their cars and
engines, decreed that the infringe
ment was very clearly proven and he
ordered the injunction pra yed for in
the bill.