The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
Proposition for The Solution OF The
Louisiana Troubles.
BenedlctlOn OF the Pope Oh the Dele
gates 10 The Catholic Total Alb
slincnOc Convention.

New York, October lO.--Mrs Triton
is sick. Her physician says anxiety
has Frustrated her entire system
Meantime there are flowers, caresses,
laughter and applause for Mr. Beecher
The New Orleans special to the
Times says that Kellogg having, In his
recent address, signilied his willing
ness to Nbide by y count of the returns
Of the election Of 1872, by n board of ar
biratlon, prominent democrats have
proposed that the returns now secreted
by order of the McEnery returning
board be brought forward and can
yassed with view to n final settle
ment Of the contested election case,
In order to effect this arrangement
1t will be necessary for both parties
and the candidates on each ticket to
agree to submit to decision of the ar
bitrators. The proposition has not
formally been submitted to Kellogg,
but there is reason to believe that he
is so well satisfied of his election by a
large majority that he will agree to IL
II the arbitration can be fairly con-
Quoted and the democracy give proper
guarantees of sincerity and good faith.
AT Prospect Park yesterday the sixth
heat for the 5000 purse race for 2i3o
horses, was run and won by Lady
White, Mayhird took the second mo-
ney, and Black Crook the third.
Time-2:33.
The double team trot, for purse OF
five hundred dollars, was won by Lady
Woods in three straight heats, beating
Ella Maddens. Time 300, 2:4St, 2;l23.
in the purse for one thousand dol
lars, for 2i26 horses, Cole won the see
ond, third and fourth heats, Bella
winning tho first heat. Time-2;26,
a;27, 2:25!, 2;2s.
The well known trottes, Tanner,
Thomas L. Young, Arthur and Fal-
mouth Boy were severely injured oy
having croton oil poured over thell
heads while in the stable at Prospect
lark, the former being terribly DIS
tered. The association offers five hun
bred dollars reward for the discovery
of the perpetrator.
CHICAGO, October l0.--The executive
council of the National Catholic con-
vention received the following:
"RoME, October l0.--The sovereign
pontiff, from his heart, most Lovingly
grants the benedlction asked ior 70
goh and all delegates OF lhe Catholi'
union for total abstinence
[signed.l CARDINAL ANToNEILl."
An emigration bureau was ordered
to be opened by the union, to aid emil
grants in finding proper homes. Rev
John Ireland, of st. Paul, reported th'
the features of plan for this purpose
INFORMATION VIII w I al
grants through q commission TO pe ap'
pointed at all seabord cities, and meas
ures will be taken to keep emigrane
from the demorallzing influence o
intemperance when they first land an'
to send them speedily to safe homes
After the transaction of considerable
general business the council adjourned
snbiect to the call of the president.
WASHINGTON, October 10. -Tele
grams received at the navy department
from Captain A, A. SHINES com
handing the Pensaleola navy yard
say that Pay StcMahon is doinl
we'll One more case is reported. Thir
teen officers and men are convalescen'
The fever is declining for the want o
subjects.
BAIr1MoRE, Octobel 1O.-1n the Bal
timore circuit court at Thomastown
this morning, in the case OF Thoma
Mcdonald on trial for the murder c
Berry Amos, the jury after being OF