The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-11-21

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The Carlstsarerooppeming IN small
numbers daily.
The News correspondent reports
that 10 great was the discomfort In the
republican army that The victory be-
fore Irun was rendered almost abortiVe
by the withdrawal Of large numbers of
troops before the commanders were
able to follow II up with u heavier
blow ut the Insurgents.
Cabinet disageements are reported
in Austria and France.
The Telegraph repeats the reports Of
a socialist conspiracy in Russia, and
adds that three thousand persons, in-
Guiding many ladies, have been arrest
ed. A commissioner has been appoint
ed TO investigate the conspiracy. The
exact object is still unknown. Several
persons of exalted rank are said to be
implicated. A vast amount of money
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the conspirators, and the arrests since
the discovery of the plot have been nu-
merous. A perfect reign of terror ex-
lists in ST. Petersburg. 1t was proposed
that the police should search every
house in the city in II single night.
The second arrest of Arnim caused
painful impression in this city. The
moderate newspapers insist upon an
explanation by the government.
NEW YORK, November IA spec
ial from Hendage, of the 18th, says q
heavy snow has covered the moun-
.tains around Irun.
The republicans have driven the in
habitants from their homes, which
were burned. The surrounding coun-
try is covered with homeless women
and children, exposed to the inclem-
ency of the weather.
A Standards telegram from Paris
says the impression, in circle, favora-
BILE to Don Carlos, is that his cause is
utterly ruined, and his situation hope
less.
SALISBURY, N. c., November a.
Two negroes entered the house of an
old man residing near here for the pui-
pose of robbing him, and upon his re-
fusal to give up his money, fired upon
him without fatal effect. The wife of
the old man, aged fifty years, attacked
one of the negroes with spade, giving
him n fatal blow on the head.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov smber 14.--This
morning the extensive wooden mills of
j. & S. Dodson, at the falls of the
|Schuykill, stopped running, on account
of dissatisfaction among the workmen,
in consequence of u notification from
the employers that on and after this
date their wages would be reduced.
New YORK, November 14.-At o
meeting of the members Of the iron
and steel trade held to-day Il commit
tee was appointed to investigate the
revenue laws relative to the iron trade,
and to make such alterations in them
as may be deemed necessary for the
business, after which they will be sub
mitted to congress for approval.
New YORK, November l4.-Forged
seven hundred dollar bonds of the city
of Pittsburg We're discovered in this
city to-day. 1t is reported that twenty
thousand dollars of these bonds are
afoat.
TROY, Mo-, November 14--James
M. League, jr., stole a horse from near
Auburn, in this county. He was ar
rested and brought to Auburn, yester-
day, for examination. Last night |
about fifty men with faces BACKED at
tempted to seize him for the purpose of
hanging him, but through the strategy |
of the constable he was saved from |
them. He was committed for trial,
having confessed the theft. This af-
ternoon a constable and Il posse of four
started with him for this place to COM
NIT him to Jail. About a mile and a
half out from town four men, with
BACKED faces, rode out from the bushes,
knocked Waters from his horse and
shot League. His horse took fright
and galloped through the woods.
Leagues clothes were torn from his
body, and he was horribly mutilatol
by the brush. 1t is not probable
that he will die from his wounds,
which are painful but not serious. An
other attack of the lynchers is antici.
pated tonight.
WASHINGTON, November l4.-The
probation of V. V. Smith, claiming to
be governor of Arkansas, to the presi-
dent, and asking for federal assistance,
was received at the executive Office
this morning, and referred to the at
torney general. No action has yet
been taken, and it is not contemplated
to-day. Several parties to-day visited
the president and attorney general in
with the matter.
PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-THE
committee of the creditors of Jay
Cooke & Co. have issued u notice of a
meeting to be held December LIST, when
they will present Ia schedule of the as
sets, and then proceed to declare a
dividend in cash.
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, November a.
Catharine Schele, aged eighty-two,
was attacked with heart disease last
night, and died very suddenly. She
had been in the, best of health up TO
this time.
New YORK, November IA Little
Rock dispatch says Lieutenant Govern
Or Smith has returned from the east.
Governor Baxter having vacated the
chair, Smith claims it.
he concludes his proclamation as fol-
lows "Now, therefore, I, V. V.Smith,
lieutenant governor of the state of Ar
Kansas, Elisha Baxter, the recognized
governor of said state, having abdicat-