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

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| Russian foreign office, which recently
invited the renewal of the Brussels
conference early next year, has re-.
oeiyod replies from several powers who
generally express approval OF the prin-
ciplc on which the proposal Is based.
BERLIN, November l9.-Prlnce GOrt-
schakoG, Russian minister Of foreign
affairs, Is on visit here. He had an
interview with Emperor William and
Prince Bismarck.
LONDON, November ia meeting
of Roman Catholics was held at Willis
rooms this afternoon to consider ques,
tions raised in the controversy between
Gladstone and Archbishop Manning.
Speeches were made denOuncing the
imputations and assumptions in II re-
cent pamphlet on the vatican DEGREES,
and resolution was unanimously
adopted declaring that the civil loyalty
Of the Roman Catholics is in nowise
affected by the DEGREES of papal infalli-
bility.
Lord Derby to-day, in replying to n
deputation, promised that the govern
ment would address a friendly remon-
STRANGE to the powers in favor of the
prosecuted christians in Syria.
PARIS, November l0.--The article in
the Journal Des Debats on Disraelis
disclaimer concludes as follows: at is
apparent from this incident of Dis
raeli's apology chat England, in her
turn, has been invaded, and that the
prime minister can no longer speak
without submitting to censure from
Berlin"
NEW YORK, November 19.-James
OBrien, candidate for congress in the
tenth district, has filed protest with
the county canvassers of New York,
against the election of Abraham Hew-
EFT, on the ground that the latter is not
Il resident of the district, and procured
his election by fraud and bribery.
One of the hands on the tug boat Lii
ly, which exploded yesterday, has been
discovered uninjured. He jumped over,
board and was rescued by passing
schooner.
The Atlantic Steamship company,
one of the first to inaugurate The move
ment reducing lOngshoremen's wages,
surrendered to the demands of the men
this afternoon.
Boston, November 19.-Judge Alb
bot, through his attorney, is taking
dispositions, and following up all re-
ports of fraudulent voting with the in
tention of contesting Mr.. Frosts seat
in the forty-fourth congress.
ltnow looks rs if the strike of the
longshoremen would soon terminate
in their favor, as the French lines, one
of the first to propose q reduction of
wages, has now about one hundred
men working at the old rates. 1t was
necessary on the part of the steam
ship company to do this, in order to get
their steamer ready to sail Saturday.
The Atlas line also put men to work
to-day at the old rates. The Cunard
line has compromised by paying thirGy-
five cents per hour. The other lines
still hold out.
The court denied the motion COM
pelliug Tilton TO give full particulars,
holding it would be idle to compel
him to name the precise time of any
alleged acts except for the purpose of
excluding all others.
The suit of Colonel Burk and Gener-
al Estes, of Lexin gton, n. c., against
the German Republic Insurance COM
panv for fifteen thousand dollars in
surance on premises burned in 1865, in
the supreme court circuit resulted to-
day in n verdict for the plaintiffs.
Judge Brady granted the plaintiffs five
per cent allowance.