The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-10-17

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Havana, O0olor ~. .-ticncrh l'urllu
Div has rerousi lprcd hls dgtrrmlnn-
ton to retire from pil,lic NE; hr h IN
this ciiy, and will take vi, srm la con'
grcss. Tho division between iln lib.
erna and conservatives still exists. II
Il saId thai President LJrcip desires to
be elected lur another term. THIS may
have serious consequences. In the
Inst presidential compaign pledge
was put forward that the president
would not seek reelection, and ON
this account he was supported by
Diaz's party. The debates in congress
have been very excited and very dis
orderly.
There are troubles in the states OF
Mou!es, Yucatan and Ochita, and the
accusations against the governors Of
Pueblo, .Ialisco and San Luis Potosi
furnish theme for bitter comment.
New ORLEANS, October ia fight
occurred yesterday noon, at the OLD
Nachcric road store, st. James parish,
between Bovee and Hagar, the leaders
of the republican factions. One party
had assembled to ratify n compromise
with the conservatives, when the other
interfered 1t resulted in II free fight,
| in which several were wounded, but
none were killed.
Governor Kellogg has received the
following dispatches, which were re-
fcrrcd TO the advisory board:
ST.. MARrINsvILLE, La, October II.
--Governor William =. Kellogg: |
| have the honor 10 report that inlimi-
daiion reigns supreme At Bronx bridge.
One hundred and fifty White league
cavalry were under arms six miles
above here last night.
q. DELHoUsSOY. JR.,
Sheriff ST. Martins parish.
81. MARTINsvILLE, October =. 10
Governor William L. Kellogg Re.
ceiving no answer 10 my dispatch, !
repaired to BRONX bridge, where | reg
istered one hundred and thirty white
and two colored democrats. Although
there are over five hundred republicans
i'm that section, not one dared come
forward to register, on account of iii-
timidation. Must ! continue TO regis
ter. Louis II. FALiERE,
Supervisor of registration, 81. Martins
parish?
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, October L.
The United States steamer Brooklyn
recently ashore at Key West, passed
the fort at eight.o'cIOck this morning
Ell route for the Norfolk navy yard
where she will be put on the dock anc
repaired.
NEW YORK, October l2.--At IL meet
ing of the Supreme Kermesth of Jew.
ish order here to day, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: T.. p. Solomon, of New York
A. r.. Jones, of Pennsylvania, and j
TT. Kahn, of Ohio.
The Right Rev. w. q. Gross, bishop
of Savannah, lcctured tonight in the
Cooper institute before Il large audi
ence, taking as his subject, "rhe
Church in her Com BATS The pro-
ceeds of the lecture are for the erec'
ton of seminary in Savannah The
lecture was we'll received.
WASHINGTON, October l2.-lhe
Western Union Telegraph company
will allow the United States the usual
extra hours tomorrow night.
West Virginia elects congressman
and legislature. Upon the latter de
ponds the United States senator.
Ohio elects all except governor. No
senator involved.
In Indiana all except governor.
United States senator involved
Nebraska has full election. United
States senator involved.
iowa full election, except governor.
No senator.
Dakota territory elects n delegate.
Arkansas votes on Il new consttu-
| ton.
| These elections involve forty-siX
members of congress, and three United
States senators.
There is to be no extensive removal
of the postmasters in Texas, but those
at Galveston and Houston will be re-
quested to resign, not in connection
with their official duties, but on other
grounds implying disreputable con-
duct outside.
New ORLEANS, October l2.--it is
reported that II fight occurred Sunday
afternoon at Pointe n La Hatche be-
tween the Butler and Mahony republic
can factions. One man was seriously
wounded.
The following explains ITSELF
| NEW ORLEANS, October 1--WE
have noticed in the northern papers
dispatches stating that we and other
cOlOred men eoOperated and sympa-
tlllLttl Win INV w ~
meeting held in the Central church
October Sth. This Is not true. We
are in full sympathy with the republic
can party and the administration, and
do not approve of the apparent objects
of the few malcontents who convened
and managed the meeting.
lSigned.l h. j. JouBEKT,
JAMES LEWIS.
Mayor WIFI, with the approval of
the city council, has telegaaphed Pres
ident Grant, at Denison, Texas, invit-
ing him and suite To visit New Or
leans. promising cordial welcome 10y
the citizens aud authorities.
The following contradicts the state
ment made by. the parish officials la
telegrams to Governor Kellogg this
morning.
NEW IBERIA, October l2.-I live six
miles above st. Martinsville; was at
BRONX bridge all day Saturday saw
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