The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-10-10

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80 closely adhered TO- In CHASING
towns nl republican or democratic, u
~ meant thnt one ar the other partJ
las the mJoHly of the board Of select
4 mon.
[ Returns 80 far received make Eaa
Hartford, bloomfield, Ncwinglon, New
Brighton, Mrmdrou, democratic, anC
West Hartford, republican. Hartford
aud New Haven are about evenly di
vidcd between democrats aud repubil
cans.
LATER.
The large towns vote for license fol
drinking purposes. Several of Tho
smallest towns vote against ii. The
results founded on local issues show u
positive political changes. The demo
Gratis have more than held their own
NEW ORLEANS, October G.-Mr
Clemens, mate of the tow boat, Equa
tor fell overheard three miles below
this city, and was drowned.
Morgan, custom officer, fell over
board from the same boat, ten miles
below this city, and was also drowned
The democratic conservative central
committee appointed committee OF
seven TO form an address explanatory
of the compromise or agreement of the
conference committee.
AUSTIN, October G.-JaMes, second
son of Majo DeNormandie, about four
teen years old, was found Saturday
morning, at l. o'clock, by Mexican,
in the woods, half n mile from home,
with his arm broken, and the upper
right side of his head shot of, his gun
laying by his side. He had been hunt
ing alone, and was still breathing, but
unconscious when found.
BALTIMORE, October G.-Mrs. Good
win. of Alabama, granddaughter OF
eX-President Tyler, and wife of Cooper,
the tragedian, gave readings, tonight,
at Lehman's hall. The lady was well
received and acquitted herself most
crediiably.
NEW YORK, October G.-Kep, Kuper
& Co., have failed.
The first annual meeting of the
church congress in the United States
was commenced this morning in Cal
vary church, at half-past ten o'clock,
by the administration of the rite OF
communion, Bishop Marble, of Mime
| nth ntn ngliGfnI la
Hare, of Nebraska, and several minis
tiers.
PARIS, October 7.-Returns from the
departments show that thirteen hum
bred members of the council general
have been elected, five hundred and
ninety of which are republicans, five
hundred and fifty monarchists, and
ten avowed Bonaparists. New cleo
tons will be required in thirty dis
tricts, of which twenty are expected to
elect republican candidates.
LONDON, October AT Northamp-
ton, yesterday evening, after declara.
ton of the vote, the lord of Bradleigh's
supporters attacked with stones the ho-
tel of Fowler, the liberal candidate.
The police were unable to quell the dis
turbance. The riot act was read, the
military called out, and other assist
ance summoned. In the struggle
which followed many persons were in
jured. AT midnight : matters were
growing quiet.
MhpRID, October THE French
minister has had a conference with
Sagosta, and explained to him that
the sentiments of the French govern
ment are opposed to the Carlists.
A bark loaded with arms for the
Carlists has been seized at Santander.
A Carlist band has been defeated at
Campillo, with twenty-seven killed,
1ffty-seven wounded and many priso-
ners.
1t is reported that General Donigary
has differed with Don Carlos and gone
to France. General Mendavis sue
ceeds to his command.
BERLIN, October Count Won
Arnim's family have been Informed
that his in prisonment is not intended
as punishment, and he wills he re-
leased on the restoration of the docu-
ments detained by him.
LONDON, October Tt is reported
that Emperor William, who is at Ba-
den, is greatly surprised at Count Won
Arnim's arrest, and has demanded the
reason therefor.
MILAN, October 7.-EX-President
Theirs arrived here Saturday, and adj
Dire ssed the French residents last even
ing. He said that rs the establish
ment of a republic should be displcas-
ing to the rest of Europe, he believed
the general election would give about
fifty additional Bonapartist deputies to
the assembly.
BERLIN, October THE petition of
Arnims' family, for his release, has
been refused.
BAYoNNE, October THE Carlist's
official journal states that Don Carlos
was at the head of his army, yester-
day, in good health.
NEW YORK, October Z. The Pacific
mail steamship company has began a
suit against Richard b. Irwin, its late
San Francisco ageut, and agent of the
company at Washington during its
former administration, to recover S75,
600, which he is reported to have APP
propriated.
The judicial committee of the pres
bytery of Jersey City, announce that
they will be i'm session this evening, to
hear any person who may have charges
to prefer against Rev. John l.. Glen
denning, pastor of the church of which
Mary Pomeroy was a member.
The office furniture and fixtures of
the branch of the freednen's bank in
this city, have been sold.
NEW ORLEANS, October 7.-United
States Commissioner Craig to-day sent
s. Il. Henderson before the United
States circuit court for violation of
the enforcement act by duplicate reg