The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-10-17
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CAtRO, OWOpef y, .INr rl''l NV
rnllingand danger ofndl'nslrou' mum
dntion N over
oJANrnio, October O.--A general
bat,lc between the government troops
and insurgents Is imminent at bueno'
Ayres, though hopes arc increasing
Tint reconciliation will he effected
based on the retirement ct A'ilVedo
from the presidency.
The revolution in the Argentine re
public increases in Importance. ~"
issue of paper money Il pr"Dao'e III
ease negotiations for reconciliation pc,
tween the government authorities III"
the revolutionists fails.
Montevideo is filled with refugees
from Buenos Ayres.
The loan issued few days ago ny the
Brazilian government is iavorao'y re-
ceived.
HAVANA, October 9.--Eight hundred
volunteers were sent from here 10
Neuvi,as, but the vessel bearing lthem
came back on account of head wihus'
"a alleged. Three hundred ana eish'y-
seven soldiers from Spain arrived mere
yesterday. .,
BERLIN, October 9.-rhe National
Gazette declares that Count Won AT
MINIS arrest is not connected with po'
litics, but is simply criminal proceed
ue. with which neither the foreign OF
flee nor the chancellor were concerned
The Gazette also says that copies are
in existence of all documents that are
required.
W,suISaToN, October o.--No posi-
tive information can he obtained III re-
gard to the proceedings against whi'e
leagucrs. The best opinion is mat lhe
attorney general is, to use the mi'"es,
phrase--timid. The attorney gehcr"'
upon being Intercepted concerning
the rumors prevalent in New Orleans
stated that he instructed the instltu'
ton of legal proceedings against the
members of the white league through
out the city, he stated that he dld MOI
consider it worth while either to con-
firm or deny the reports. From this IL
ia to be inferred that there Is good
foundation for the rumor.
CHICAGO, October 9.-The Tribune
states that q movement is on foot 10
prevent the confirmation, by the Epls'
copal convention now in session III Ne"
York, of the recent election by this
diocese of DR.. George +. Seymour, as
bishop of Illinois, on the ground tha'
since his election it has been ascer'
tanned that the charge made agalns'
him of being a high churchman has
some foundation and that IL the facts
now known had been understood by
the committee ut the time, he coulo
not have been elected.
New YORK, October 9.-N Times
New Orleans special says that on
Wednesday negro, who was being
taken to Jail, at Hazlehnrst, MISSISSIPPI
pi, after being arrested for arson, was
shot and killed while attempting tc
escape from two officers, who surren'
dered themselves to the authorities
and were lodged in jail. Subsequently,
the coroner, who is a negro, decided
that the man had been murdered, ana
Oh this the colored people avowed the
intention of breaking open the Jail and
lynching the two men. The white
people learning this, armed themselves
and proposed to defend the Jail, since
which nothing has occurred.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, October o.-At
the races, to-day, Arizona won the two
mile heats; Fair Play won mile heat;
time Az and 4S; Nurse won mile
heat for all ages; time, 464 and 419.
NEW York, October 9.-The custom
officers, to-day, seized six trunks on
the steamer Laurent, containing ten
thousand dollars worth of silks, vel
vets, ETC., said to belong to belong to
Madame Maria.
The gutta percha factory OH West
Twenty fifth street was burned to-day.
The workmen leaped from the second
story, many of whom We're hurt. One
who escaped from the factory, was killed
by the falling walls, which crushed the
adjoining houses. The losses aggregate
$4,000.
The Biglin-Ten Eyck boat race was
rowed at $3.50 this morning. blgilh
won a half boats length in the dis
lance of three miles. Time, twenty
two minutes and three seconds.
Upussy, tiiocolebrated billiardist, has
arrived from Europe, accompanied by
great billiardist of France.
WASHINGTON, Octobers.- Gassaway
b. Lamar, who died recently in New
York, bequeathed 100000 for the cree,
ton ut Savannah, of q home for aged
and infirm negroes.
HARTFORD, October 9.-The mother
of President Parker, of Yale college;
died to-day.
SALT LAKE, October 9.--The grand
Jury indicted one of their own MEM
bers for lascivious cohabitation. He Is
charged with having four wives.
NEW YORK, October 9.--The general
convention of the Protestant Episcopal
church continued In session this morn
ing. The religious services were cele-
brated shortly after 10 o'clock by Rev.
Horace Strlngfellow, of Alabama
Rev. J. Fl. H. Brown, of Albany Rev.
r. w. Trimble, of Arkansas, and Right
Rev. William Robinson Wittingholm,
bishop of Maryland, officiating.
NEW YORK, October 9.--Two of the
persons who were injured by steers here
last Sabbath have died.
In the Episcopal congress forty-one
dioceses are represented. The bust
ness is still preliminary.
Two freight trains on the Delaware
of the Erie road smashed each
other, delaying passengers.