The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-22
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poRrLANp, Me-, November al,-bIyC
inches ofsnow fell here to-day
Npw YoRK, November W.-The
scbooner Hannah l., Bethel, from Vlr'
glnla, Is ashore, full Of water
Edward Kidney, cotton brokerol
New Orleans, was arrested to-day on a
charge ofdefraudlng Mrs Van osIerne,
ofNew Orleans, Of hlty.live thousand
dollars. lIe was turned over TO that
lady, Yesterday, on regulation from
the governor OF louisiana
A verdict was given for the govern
ment, yesterday, In the United States
district court, for nifty thousand dol
lars la the suit against the bondsmen
of Caleb Lyon, formerly governor of
Idaho and superintendent OF Indian
affairs for that territory. There was n
balance against Lyon when he was re-
moved from Tie office by President
Johnson Of forly-slX thousand dollars,
and he explained as the reason for It's
non.payment that he was robbed while
en- route from Idaho TO Washington.
The suit was TO recover the amount
of his bond, fifty thousand dollars.
The verdict was given in accordance
with the ruling OF Judge Blatchlord
that under IN unrepealed law of l770
no proof Of loss can be admitted as II
defense to an action Instituted by The
government unless accompanied 10y
other proof that the claim for allow
ance for the loss has been presented
and passed upon by the proper account
ing officers Of the government,
WASHINGTON, November 2l,-Nego'
tlatons are pending for the union Of
the Pacific Mail and Panama railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2L.--The
striking weavers have proposed 20 sub
nit TO half of the reduction demanded.
The owners of the mill made no re-
Spouse. The weavers adjourned until
to-day.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, November2l.
Among the guests at the Read house
to-day was Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, Ell
route to Florida, where she will spend
the winter.
Shade Westmoreland was hanged to-
day for the murder of William G. Ne
berting, near this city, in April, 1872.
The prisoner made long rambling
speech on the gallows, claiming he did
the killing in self.defense, but the evil
dence showed it to be most brutal and
unpro> oked. He was probably urged
on by Nebertin's wife, with whom
Westmoreland was criminally init
mate. She was arrested and tried as
an accomplice, but acquitted.
A stabbing ARRAY and two or three
runaways, in one of which Colonel
Hill, of Atlanta, was badly hurt about
the head, closed the days record.
New YORK, November 2l.--Snow
storms are reported from various por-
tons of the north and east.
LONDON, November 2l.-There was
an explosion in the Warrenville coal
mine, Yorkshire, to day killing twenty
four persons.
The republicans are massing in Ma
varre for the relief of Pampeluna.
The Carlists are concentrating
around Estella, under command of
Mendie Bosque.
The battalions under the command
of Don Carlos and General Ellis are
on the point of leaving for Puenta
Lareyn.
MADRID, November 21-The editors
of La Press, Londondera and Espenal
newspapers have been arrested and
sent to prison for violating the press
law established under state of seige.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 2l.-The
trot for purse of six thousand dollars,
mile heats, best three in five, to wag-
on, postponed from November 9TH,
took place to-day at the Golden Gate
Driving park. the contestants being
Occident, Judge Fullerton and sam
Purdy. Occident had the call in bet.
ting until this morning, when Fuller
ton became the favcrite at slight odds,
and Sam Purdy last choice. The
weather was fair, and the attendance
immense. Fullerton won the first in
2:234 also the second in 2:232, and the
third heat and the race in 2:2ll.
WASHINGTON, November 2l.-Prob-
abilities-For the gulf states, Ten
nessee and the Ohio valley, partly
cloudy and warmer weather with
southerly Winds slight changes in
pressure and slight rain in western
gulf states and the Mississippi valley.
New ORLEANS, November 2l.-The
following bodies have been recovered
from the Empire wreck: Johnnie,
aged twelve; Ida, aged two, children
Of Captain Jeanfreau; Mamie, aged
eleven, daughter of Paul Williams, Of
Plaquemine parish, together with a