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

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Don Caflof with ihc hulk Of lii4 lol.
lowers, Is NJ lariola III Navarro.
one thousand marines embark Tor
Cuba on the 18th Of November.
NEw NORk, October lU--Mrs liliOh
IL sick. Her physician says Anxiety
has Frustrated her entire system
Meantime there are flowers, c"'es7eT,
laughter aud appIause for MI hcech'r
The New Orleans special to the
Times says that Kellogg having, III hIs
recent address, signllied his willing
moss To abide by count Of the returns
of the election of 1872, by a board of AZ
bitration, prominent democrats have
proposed that the returns now Secreted
by order of the McEnery returning
board be brought forward and cam
yassed with view to n final settle
meut of the contested election case.
In order to effect this arrangement
il will lie necessary for both parties
and the candidates on each ticket To
agree to submit to decision of the ar
bitrutors. The proposition has not
formally been submitted to kellogg,
INT there is reason to believe that he
Is so well satisfied of his election by Il
large majority that he will agree to II
If the arbitration can he fairly con-
Quoted and the democracy give proper
guarantees of sincerity and good faith.
AT Prospect Park yesterday the sixth
heat for the 5000 purse race for 2'36
horses, was run and won hy Lady
White. Maybird took the second mo-
ney, and Black CrooE the third.
Time-2:33.
The double team tr0t, for purse OF
five hundred dollars, was won hy Lady
Woods in three straight heats, heating
Ella Maddens. Time lob, .:iSi, 2:I29.
In the purse for one thousand dol
lars, for 2:2G horses, Cole won the Sec
ond, third and fourth heats, Bella
winning the first heat. Tilne--226,
1927, 2:25!, 2:2s.
The well known trolters, Tanner,
Thomas L. Young, Arthur and Fal-
mouth Boy were severely injured by
having croton oil poured over their
heads while in the stable At Prospect
park, the former being terribly bis
tered. The association offers five hum
dred dollars reward for the discovery
of the perpetratOr.
CHICAGO, October l0.--The executive
council of the National Catholic con-
vention received the following:
"RoME, October Io.--The sovereign
pontitf, from his heart, most lovingly
grants the benediction asked for to
you and all delegates of the Catholic
union for total abstinence.
/ [Signed.l CARDINAL ANToNEIhI"
An emigration bureau was ordered
to be opened by the union, to aid emf
grants in finding proper homes. Rev.
John Ireland, of st. Paul, reported the
the features of plan for this purpose.
information will be furnished emil
grants through commission to be APP
pointed at all seabord cities, and meas
ures will be taken to keep emigrants
from the demoralizing influence Of
intemperance when they first land and
to send them speedily to safe homes.
After the transaction of considerable
general business the council adjourned
subject to the call of the president.
WASHINGTON, October 10. - ele-
grams received at the navy department
from Captain A. A. SHINES, COM
manding the Pensacola navy yard,
say that Paymaster McMahon is doing
well. One more case is reported. Thir-
teen officers and men are convnlcscent.
The fever is declining for the want of
subjects.
BALTIMORE, October lO.--ln the Bal
ltimore circuit court at Thomastown,
this morning, in the case of Thomas
Mcdonald OH trial for the murder of
Berry Amos, the jury after being out
since yesterday afternoon, brought in
n verdict of not guilty.
Boston, October 10.--.lhe two mile
single scull race on the Charles river,
for the championship ofNew England,
between Thomas G.. Butler and +. A.
Plusted, was won eaoily by the latter
by four lengths. Time---l5:45t.
NEW ORLEANS, October l0.-The APP
pearance of a squad of twenty armed
white leaguers on Canal street, last
night, was officially reported to the
governor, the military authorities,
Marshal Packard and the chief of po-
lice.
The adjutant general of the state
militia officially reports that the fol.
lowing arms belonging 10 the state,
captured in the operations of Septem-
her IA and the following day, have moi
been returned to the state authorities
or surrendered To the United States
forces, as directed by the presidents
proclamation. The list embraces
two twelve pound hOwit2ers, sixteen
hundred and elghty-two improved
small arms, fifteen hundred bayonets,
Feighty-five swords and n large guam
tity of ammunition, uniforms and ac-
coutrements. IN the place of these
arms, the adiutant general states that
the authorities have been put In pos
session of quantity Of comparatively
worthless and damaged Belgian rifles,
believed to belong to the citizens of
New Orleans. These communications
have been transmitted To General
Emory.
Governor Kellogg says the Picay-
une's comments on his letter and adj |
dress are disingenuOlIs. lie spoke of
the appropriations of the legislatures
from 1865 to 1867 inclusive, while the
Picayune refers only to the receipts
and expenditures. Therein lies the
difference between the Picayune's fig
ures and his own.