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CRIMINAL NOTES.

The case of Martin Nachtman, who is indicted for
s,,g duor the Law, will be tried In the court OF
General Sessions to-day and extra panel Of jurors
has.b ordered
Captain Tuthill of the American brig Susan
Berses abandoning OF his sailors 81 NO was
b. Commissioner Shields appeared from we
,vaepcs drunk and could not be found when the
brg ready 10 sail
Justice Murray at the Jefferson Market Police
Court Yesterday committed VIM Webb defan Of 5000 bai ne
being charged selling policy tickets at No. 2O7 west Iwenv
Ferdinand feer arrsgned on the complaint Uneef
linton of the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Anna
h, Charged him eraey beating dog The complainant alleged
mat the prisoner animal Of his legs and threw MN sew
IRA times Yer held In default Of $SOO bail o
lyial
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THE PRICE OF WHEAT IN ENGLAND.
From The London Ec0sOWu.

The Gazette average for wheat last week was
published in Tuesdays Ga=sRe as AS ID, and for the
previous week II was 49s 9 that this formal record
though somewhat tardy in following the course OF the
market as we complained fortnight ago, at last CORE
spends more nearly than 1t did to tue real change when
has occurred How great the alteration is ana OF now
much Importance for the future is shown by the fact
that almost exactly four have elapsed since me
a.ete average under sos. TIE following are the
monthly averages given the statistical abstract TO
the end of 1873 with the addition OF the monthly
ages for the year the end OF August complied
from the weekly returns:
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PfSSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvERpOOL-IR steamship algeria. Sept. 30Mrs. B.
OFaS Mr. Mrs Charles G. Croker,
Bodies ara wife B. ofaloB and Miss Ruth oFsou Miss
Rosa OfaloB. Ms kmms FailOn H. X sutton, Mira Anna Smith
sna 400 Ms wood Miss Garland, Miss Finn Miss G. C. Finn
E4~Afd CLARK. Mr. Sshain, Harris OPallon, Mrs Pope
J D. r. Pope. Misses Pope maid. and servant,
Nosry O. Smith, Countess Annde and friend Mr..
Doohe T. Knapp Christine Hall, Thomas g.
Cates Schur James Senior McP Gray b. Wilson, maeken-
M Mrs. b. W. Jones' Mrs Monroe and maid T.
X Stok A. schenck Henry Parker Siss w. Connen
Williamson, Nj and Mrs W & Grace Mr.. and Mrs WIN.
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6onls.

CT DENIS HOTEL european Plan), Broad
- nav and Eleventh St best the city
good single moderate cs' o The MntsI
arsteiass 06O: W. nON :, @-.-e--
THE, ST. JAMES HOTEL
(Cor 2ethsl and Broadway,
NOW OPEN on European plan The Hotel has been thoroughly
refuhed in the most comfortable and slab
c. T. JONES NORTON.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING Thu
UNITED STATES NAIL.
SEW AND FULrPOWRRHD STEAMSHIPS
salnr New York on SATURDAYS from Liverpool 90 THURS
DAYS. ca ling at Corf HsrDOr esrb
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. October g. at ll:00
REPu BLlC SATURDAY October 10 al 3:0Op n.
BALTIC. SATURDAY. October IL at 1000
ADkiA1IC. SATURDAY Oct "a. AZ 300 p. m.
CELTIC. SATURDAY. Oct 81. at 1000 a.
Prom the White Pier %. North
rnsrngtT Accommodations tor all esse unnyale esnonsg
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT
eso stooms bathrooms ID midshp SEQ
these
kATES-bsoon $50 Return Tickets sl40 soE Steersg
low rates 1boss for fens the Clio Coant
Obtain certificates at los
Passenger hooked Of Paris. Hsmbug
Norway, Sweden. India. Australia Cnaa. xs
Drafts from II apwar.
For inspection Of Dlaas and other information app, The Comb
sEeea no. ~ StysJwaY, Aeu-lUk X j. CokfIS, Aken.
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There was firm feeling in railroad bonds and
good demand prevailed, prices having been well
maintained. e. C. and l. c. first advanced to H. on
the statement that the October interest will GER
tanly be paid, Che second mortgage having sold at
80 Central Pacics rose to 93s, and Union Pacific
Sinking Funds to IS. The following were the bids
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AfINIATrRk AIMINAC


so 543 Moon rises 945
@<~aa DAT-Ix
Sandy Hook 900 0l3 Hell Gate Ferry. 202
Sandy Hook OO6 DAB Hell Gate Feuy. 2i32
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ing were the bids:


The Philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
sylvania 6s 1l0i; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
l4l; Reading Railroad, $50; Pennsylvania Railroad
5i.; Gold ll0i.
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The bids for stocks at the close of the Board were

The London market was reported steady Tor Con-
soils and United States bonds, but Erie was active
and uctuating declining first to 81 and then rally
ing a point Money in the open market for three
months bills being at 1916 per cent, foreign ex-
change was strong and higher, the leading drawers
having advanced GO days bills to Ashland sight
drafts to 4S7t on better demand for sterling. The
advance in sterling and the argeuncovered short III
terest in gold made the Gold Room speculation more
active. and the price advanced to 1C! all the sales
being at 1lO01l0.. On gold loans the rates were Hat
and l. !, and per cent for borrowing The Assist
ant Treasurer pad out $1,000 for called bonds,
and $4,000 in coin interest. The days busl-
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared, S4OOiCOOO; gold balances, Sl99S,667 cur
rency balances, 81, 5.l6s The following are the
principal quotations: ,
iS:So iSs lies IS,.
The days business at the U. S. Sub-Treasury
comprised:
eyn r-cerp,. s6loso2 "a Curene' psvm'n s23idlh %
colo rsymsa 5ls53 81 Currenc, balance 5651sOl3 q
Gold balance. .....05 2lsl-l - 'ussons''''''
CuIrelcy receipts. 4Ul,oJJ 40
The receipts and disbursements at the Office OF the
limited States Assistant Treasurer for the month OF
September, were as follows:
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There was rather improved demand for money
to-day on the increased volume Of business in, and
higher prices Of stocks but the requirements were
readily supplied at to per cent. Prime discounts
moved at s tot
Government bonds felt the inspiration Of higher
gold, and all the leading issues were frmer. We
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hea. WesLN qua %
Buekwhcat Flour limited supply and qaet at 81 2Sd4 30
FRgIGIls Business berth and BY charter moderately active
thonh rates Gn accommodation By eanei
ruled limited demand auG rates are III hghr 10 he
chaeug business done former rates
The b. g. Liverpool $4,000
Id 1000 res Cheese os; 700 boxes baoa
2U, 100 Ia To LoDion $4,000 busn. GTas
oivae terms Chse Al Italian bark Cor for orler. sih
900 Grain. at As g.. II 10 direct port bA o1seii an
Austrian 5000 Grain capacity With 2OOO bush Gran al
b balance Flour 2 Italian bark TO Corh for orefs
Refined Pctr cum 10 reya, 26 Gerns bark Liverpool
bbs. Reinri Petroleum at 81. oi NoFweHsn BARK 70
LONDON 900 ibis Nspha, at A. q sNerwean ess WITH
800 direct United Kingdom, at Is Asi an t~sn
bk a. ~ith 5000 Grn echartr a. IA ID
Later " 600 bash. Grain nv to LyerVool at 51L
Whes, market openi With hayes al yestef-
dene fgbt aud adsssee IN sod eve
holder advantage the market FOE New beat closes batter
exnort though speculative; White Wheat in far demand for
export for Extra the sales iSsvOo bush ~ ii
al ~ tor No. Chicago sprAs 81 U9 for No Chicago hnf
81 l3asl 10 tor No Mwakee the latter for Oh And Nss
Western Common 20 Choice; 81 20 for Amber do 81 80 for wts
Ohio store 81 36G.l 40 r White Michigan; 81 l2 for horih
Barley heavy aud quiet sales Of 5000 bush hshtsn
81 25 bush fourrc~ei state on private sras
rowed 81 80 Oats IRREGULAR ard close au,.e - y. we
sales Ohio Mixed Gtd62S.s Mhs oi1
,2e Bk a COdOle Mixed 81 doJ NJ Wene al OaD
; State Mined ~ UOla6lc aud Whis o. o1 ~ ~
ene 'rons sni ah enan lot e hsne
,s bot ppers held bach aud the market coseS shoe ss,s %
GOOD noar Al 30 L, l0SVJO bach Nesea nj
Of 90 Ldv1e white al sldsl oS do tches AZ y. 1850
from Chicago learn that eonhse" we're ~"Ha' oo'0""'~'
ciodng At 81 per bush.
SAEAL sIOREs-Rsa moderate teaud With vs'ses hSef
AMI sra LeI IA grades limited business dous ..
p.ees sale. 10 vi. L@s Pale saa No. 'sssA IVA A%S
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COfFEEThee only small business 10 Rio at nl iofnef
sales 600 BAGS Frances Jane on terms not me paddle
We quote ordinary at 10 aljS9c Fair do a. ~
Good do at 1884 49,, and Prime DO At 204dzO2. gold, 10
Mid grades steadily held but quiet Java quoted -d-oc
and Maracaibo at l6dlyc.
FLOUR ASD MEALThe inquiry for Flour moderate bat there
little change Wheat brands Meilna Nn'ef
Wheat brands irregular Choice FAMILY steady At the oss
steady bat there rather better tone aud more Du
sales Of bLs., part TO arrive. We quOte . ga 10 o
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The hssed cotton Ia .te, fugn ng 10 dtAu
aoe tnau halt gcade below the Grade quoted.
sALEs PRESENT DELIVERY.
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Receipts shipping ports Ol2 bales this dsy asst
weI this 442 bales sock IN Newiots
bales; consolidated 1874 1879 bales For future deIyey NE
l.l6c b. lower months, while late us nihs al
yareI Lee y follows. all bssis OF Low Mslgsi
sales las, eveuug September 200 ~ 3l6e 100
l6 32c October 200 10 3l6ri No'rmbet 100
is 322c December 900 10 532c Janrary 200 - ll'S2e
Jl6c March 400 l57c total \ 100 bales EtcLangf-
ic paid 100 October for January saes today up io2 Pm-
October 800 10 1875; 300 10 &c 300 10 l32c 900 10 i6e
700 IL 1879: 800 3-lc. 1000 10 532c 100 10 lbe;
300, 10 5.32c Noyenher 100 l6s. loo Is LIE zoo
l5Isr 200 10 332G 100 10 sc 500 ID 532c 100 To-
100 Is 3S2c; 500 l5is 1000. IL BE 100 lslss De-
cember 100 l5.; 100 10 1926 800 10 3'lGe 100 10 ei
loo 10 1926 - 3l6e; January. 400 - l5@e 500,
i5as 200 - 6c 200 10 lSSZcj 700 10 5,iGc laeo
10 1892 l55sc febuary. loo, 10 2l32e 500 10 i
100 l5'ic 2OU.l5 lGc March, 200 loc 100 10 lo-ei
300 10 2c total II GOO bales Gfand to-l 2IooO Dae%
L,ckawanna a1d Western Railroad company
month"; sale 10000 tons Of serahoa Coal
The ami the hdng fee SHOW
Egg which are lower Tue io'o~n
the oSest and highest prices obtained today IS eo
NTH OF lastn month, sale:
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COURT CALRNDARs-THis DAY.

MARINE CoURr--TRIAL TERa-PARTs L. H. AND HI-AdjourDed
for tie Term.
sEssONsSu,heand J-Martn Ssch'uan violation Of
DE Excite isws
CoURT APPE.rsALBASr Sent 3o-The foloSlns the asy
enar Appeals for Thursday Oct J. 1874 Nos 1855
LIS 1863. a. Ill. %, III, end lao
APPEALsALBASY Sept 3O-The following s tee
ApuesIs Thursday Oct L. Nos 2SS
a9O 292 29S BOA go 2O3 POI, 252 26i Adjourned until
NON Il III.
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK p. NJ.
s 6s, REGISTERED. 1881 300 Coupon, 1867 49,,
117asI III
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARrMENT-10t O'CLOCK
AND III O'CLOCK A. M.
U Si6s, Coupon, 1881 1 US 52O Coupon 1908 ,,,,
U b-20 Coupon. 1862 49,. US oG lO-4O Coupon ,,,,
l5OO..............l12a 2.000......... ......lll+
U 8 800 Registered 1857 q 8 5s Coapop 1851 ,,o,
1000. ........1l6k 3,00O......... ......lIZb
FIRST BOARD-10i A. NJ
Sales of Slate Bonds-Raiiroad Bonds-Bank ana Rd"-
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IT. MARrIys-Brig Marie.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

WRDSgsD,Y Sept 30. 1874
COTTON-Por Cotton tie inquiry heh, and bOwtb
standing avorsbe from Europe the advage Of &c Of yess
nominal at the dcre We quote 40
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.

PED STAR LINE.-AppOinted to carry the
1t Belgian and United States nails
The following Steamers appointed TO sail
FOR ANTWERP.
Prom Philadelphia. Prom New.York.
bADERLAND ~ Oct 20
FROM ANTWERi
70. Philadelphia. Tor NewYork.
VADERLAND Oct
NEDERLAND.......EOv. 10 SWITZERLAND. %
PRICES OF PASSAGE IL CURRBNCi
First $50 Second cabin. $50
seersge aud Intermediate tickets to and from oil points the lowest
accommodations for all Ample attend
provided.
Through Tickets and through Bills Of Ladng issued between all
inent points
For passage rates OF freight, and other information sppy 10
GEO w. 'OLTOk, Agt, AZ Brosdst., New l0rk
JOHN MCDONALD Passenger Agent
& Battery Place, NewYork.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS. Genera Agents
3OI Wanutst.. Philadelphia
B. WONDER BECKh Genersl Raro2ean AGENT. Antwerp
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Orean 1leamers

EAGLE LINE. -
IL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH. CHkRBOURG. AND HAMBURG
The elegant will from New fok 40 onoWs
LESSlN6. Can't. TOosbuy, October Q.
HERDER. Capt. Fischer, October ~
from Eagle line Pier. foot Of Hstst, Hobohen.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH LONDON. CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG:
CABIN $2O gold second saloon 500 GOD seeras
2A currency steerage Hamburg $4 currency
70, etbt spplv 70 PUNCH, EDYB Co.. 81 South Wlhamst
For oassage svpy TO KNAUTH, EACH0D, KUHNB,
' IVY " General Agents. 1l3 Broadway.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-24

FOREIGN.
Won ArnIm's Civil Suit Refased Dy
The COurt--Brigands Go for
German Minister
Garibaldl a Candidate for the Italian
Parliament.

PARIS, October %. Prince Charles
Bonaparte has been elected president
.ofthe Uorsican council general.
BERLIN, October 23,----Couht Won
Arnim's civil suit has been refused oy
the court. >,
FLORENCE, October 2S.---Garibaldi
accepts the parliamentary candlaacy
from Rome, stipulating that ms al'eiip-
ance be optional, He will appear "neh
he thinks his presence necessary
LONDON, October 23.-Brigands stop
ned the train bearing Count Won Deu-
burr. minister of Germany, on his way
70 Lisbon, homeward bound, near
| Ciudad, in Spain. The minister lost
his money, watch and clean shirts =,
BuENos AYBEs, October 2S'-int
rehels are still camped outside oil lhe
city. Both parties are afraid A COLO,
nel. with five hundred men, deserted
to the rebels.
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Wa have received the most reliable
information that the radicals Ia New
Orleans have abandoned NIL hopo OF
carrying the election, aud with the aid
Of the administration propose now 10
lnaugurnie series Of outrnges through
the fundamentally Of United States
commissioners, marshals aud the army
that viii provoke our people TO resist
anoe, aud then upset the election
and hold one under the terrora OF the
army, commanded by the worst brutes
In II. Lot our people be cautious, but
resolute, courageous anu unIhllerihB,
No such programme IN That proposed
viii win II we are wise, ludlcious ana
firm. The American people viii not
stand it.--[Shreyeport Times.
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York sight discount sterling,
siaiy DAYS, Is s0i hankerr' New Augk
sighl, currency Discount dgi gold,
prpminnii New ulleana SIGHT ehf'
ieney, pas, de- gold Premium :
sterling, aiAly days, al 40.
ilides-l'rlees steady, bat selection
very figid, dry Hint selected, rlp wi
salied selected, brs huloheTs green,
fei dry sailed, nominal damaged
hall prlce badly damaged and gllle
kbWk, Que quarter lNlee
COil0n hrln AMI WI mlr demand,
la0d ordinary, lac, low middling, ihlr
middling, lilo, Receipts, s,Ole bales
sales, 2,Obh bales stock, ai,bsl hAlea'
llepeipls for tho week, is,sa2 bales !
sales 1913 bales,
Nav NOnR, October "a, --NoonrC ollpn
-null ald enaief, hales, hbi bales,
uplands, li,G niddling Orleans, lhlo'
Sales OF futures, Ocl0hef, u li'lhn Iilo,
November, II ll-l0GfliiT Deeep perl
| I aD-asei January, " b'is@lblri Feb
mTy, "a e-lIC
uold, 10 Erchange- long, bli short,
b. Governments active ald steady
hlnlNn tlnlil nliNhH NlNll INV lNW''f
ltyening--toliOn weak aud lfregu'
lar sales of 1850 bales At ltolll'
Money IN go0i demand nte pei
cent, Sterling dull aud lower AT ~,
uold, dull mt slendy NJ l0tolOl' states
quiet aud n0lnlial, Governments
dali.
lIyEnroOia Ooluber ~, - Noon
Cnll0n qulei, uplandu, 7l@hd or
leans, SD, Sales, 1900 bales,
Evening -Coiton-halcu on bus y 81
mIddling uplnnds mol below good or
binary, shipped November aud Dee
ember 7id.
London October 29.--Erlo, 27!,
PANS, October -. Renies, O2f aud
SOC.
NEW ORLEANS, October @.--Cot
ton 90 Demand general. Sales 100
bales. supply moderate and prices
generally sitter. Low mlddling e
mlddllng ~ dcarer; good ordinary
10 strict good ordinary, lalC(e-- low
mlddllng 10 strict low mlddling, Ito
lijG mlddlIng 10 strict mlddllng, lao
Gold, a. Sight, par sterling, w.
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additional signaiures, These names
include representatives NJ nearly every
business establishment 10 llie city
Copies Of ihe pledge were also senl "a
the epuniry, aud ara said "a have TO-
eeiyed tle signatures of planters 10 oil
parts ~ the parish, ltisnol yet known
whether any other than the original
si1ly-nlne slgners will DO arrested,
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Explosion ofihe Rolier ofthe fropel
Ter Ilrookbnlnlhe pelrloI
Rl,er
The spanish Rcpuhlleans Pulllag aon'
% "whers Il Vim % the
MOSl GoOd."

Nav YoHR, October sl,-lhomas
Denny, member ~ the stock eS'
change, II dead
Ia il afternoon session, ille kplHco'
pal convention refused 10 confirm the
election Of seymour 20 the Illinois
hlshoprlc.
The report Of the dmlh OF Carl
l'0rmes II untrue
lleHry Alcult has made an assign
ment 20 Frank Taylor for the benefit
OF his creditors,
A reliable special says the Madrid
government sent i've million dollars
for distribution among the Carlluls
chiefs 10 close the war;
DIrRolT October 93,--rhc propeller
Rrooklyn exploded her boiler this al'
ternoon In the river, twelve miles Do
low the city, Sixteen persons are re-
ported missing, A steamer brought
the survivors, u number OF whom are
badly Injured, 10 this city.
LATER. Five OF the passengers ana
eight of the crew were Killed by me
CITY Of Brooklyn explosion, Their
namos are unknown. The stewards
hooks went down with the wreck
Some of the passengers Injured say the
Brooklyn was racing with the CUBA
None of the bodies have been recov'
cred.
Sr. LOUIS, October 23.--'fhe mother
OF Senator John A. Logan II dend'
CHARLESTON, S, G., October r.
Governor Moses has Issued n procla'
nation that the boards OF county COM
mlssIoners OF elections shall consist OF
one regular republican, one lndepend'
ent republican, aud one conservative
The News and Courier applauds
Governor Moses for removing deep
seated dislrust and discomfort WIN
the commissioners named In the proc
lnmation n fair election Is certain, ana
the people will submit - the verdleI
Of the majority Of the voters
BALTIMORE, October 2S.--Vandallte
won the Breckenridge stakes Time,
1885. Brigand, second Hooper a bad
third. Katy won the second race by Il
neck. Time, Silt.
For the Bowie stakes, four mile
heats Breakness was the favorite IN
the pools, but did not start. BESSIE
Lee won the first heat in 7'3Si JACK
Frost won the second heat In 7;4l, ana
the third heat and the race In S:ll.
NEW York, October 23---Judge Law
renee cites Henry for explanation ana
enioins him from disposlng of proper
Iy rhe sheriff is in possession to pre-
vent Clewes from delivering property
to the assignee or entering the prem
ises. 80
The Episcopal congress VIII sehc
delegates to the Canadian provincial
synod. -.
Five thousand laymen have peti
toned against restraint upon the ritua
as it now exists.
PHILADELPHIA October 29.---'Com
modore William Iuman is dead. III
entered the service in 1878.
WASHINGTON, October 23'-"--lh
President arrived tonight.
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CaptaIn Hall Makes FINAL settlement
with Harris Oounp The Narrow
Gauge Subsidy Carried.
progress Of The Ru'k framWa, w
care u COnyiell--S urrendtr Of
the BremOnd Murderer,
An Immense Audience Attends taplaln
Fosters Grand Llil Concert

llblhlhNi NNWi'l T'' ~ Wv
ment Of Captain Hall with the county,
two thousand two hundred and one
dollars were deducted from Tie jail no.
count claimed by hin, and for alleged
Illegal charges the county lhel allow
ed him haft the remainder, on account
of (which suit for lhecnlire lnll account
of over seventeen thousand dollars
brought recently In The unlicd states
court nj Galveston, lswlthdrawn' liull
paid over TO the county thousand Wo
hundred aud nlney.two dollars cur
rency, and nine thousand six hundred
and 1ny.four dollars In county llhblll'
tics, aud In the settlement Hal had 70
bring up sufficient county scrip 0w'
Ing 10 the terms Of the settlement TIE
county Of Harris withdrew the suits
brought against Halls bondSmen III
the district court. The exact amount
allowed the ox-sherlll on his jail H''
count was seven thousand four nun
dred aud thirty dollars aud my cents,
Things are now square between hA'l
and the county, but the school TAX
matter Is stlll unsettled between MN
and the state Of 'TcSoo,
The municipal election and the nar-
row gauge subsidy resulted as follows
First ward, for IS; against III second
ward, for 05 against 4 third ward, lor
os5 against s, fourth ward, for 3oVi
against 2S; 9th ward, for GU against
D. Total votes cast, 0s2; total for SUD
sldy, 900; against, SO majority, $40
Fosters gift concert came oil IN the
opera house last night. II was crowded
with an immense audience The per-
formers consisted Of tho members o'
the Philharmonic society, led by MISS
Ii. Plough, and assisted by MeSsVs,
Lott, Vlnson, Englcke, Baldry' ana
Mrs. Viuson. The drawing IN 'he
grand gilt distribution did not come
off. but will to-day, under The direction
of the following committee OF citizens
selected by the audience for lha' pur-
nose. viz Sam. Sterne, G. g. Wiggns'
George II. Bringhurst, William d.
cleveland and G. W. Pescay' The
hour of the drawing has not been set
tied. 49,,
JACKSONVILLE, Texas, October2''--
Yesterday the uardwho was ~ charse
or six of the convlcts working on the
Risk tramway, accidentally fell down
while too near his men, and the con
vicls Immediately overpowered him
took his gun and escaped The guar'
ered ot them once as they rushed upol
him, but with no effect One oil 'h'
six gave himself up, but the other hVe
two whites aud three negroes, are SUI
at large. Dillgent search Is oeiu'
made and every effort is exerted 10 re
capture them.
The Rusk tramway is progressing a'
is(actorily, and the company expect u
commence freighting cotton on '"e'
road next month. -,
BREMoND, Texas, October 25-lh
murderer of William Bingham CAV
himself up to the authorities OF carver
and was found guilty ofmanslaughtel
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-24
LOUISIANA.
The Shreveport Difllcnliy-More SIGH
ers to the Campaign Club
"Card " Being Obtained
Leading Lawyers Deny that the fieose
is In Violation Of the En-
forcement Act.

SHREVEPORT, October 2o'-lhe qoes
tion as to whether warrants were 70 NC
issued for the arrest of siXty-hliie ihe''
chants, who pledged themselves nov
10 retam m their employ persons VINO
support the radical party in the penn
inc contest, was to-day settled IN 'he
affirmative upon the authority Oh uen-
erol Merritt, United States army, com
handing this department, and a. D.
Leyisee, United States commissions
who stated that the papers were oeiis
prepared, and the arrests woplu P'op"'
bly be made to.morrow.
Since the first announcement VI
Monday last, of the intention OF us
authorities to make these arrests tn'
temper of the people has greatly IN
nroved. and it is not now probable ina
any of the parties will ehdeaIof y
evade or resist arrest. The parties III
terested have consulted several leadin
attorneys, who advise them that thei
nledoe is not In Violation Of the en-
forcement act, in that it does nc
threaten any one on account Of race
color or previous condition OF serv'
tndo and that general declaration t
smploy no one upon certain condition
furnished no ground for speeln
charge of intimidating any cef'ai
person. a. an.ho,,tativ
announcement of General Merrill an
Judge Levisee, this morning, ~
hedge wss again put in circulation
and received one. hundred and eigp'