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

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WAsmNdToN, November l3.--Dip.
omntlc circles have information that
Spain has paid England the indemnity
for the Virginlus outrage. II Is report
cd that the administration will push
the American claims.
LOUISVILLE, November 13.-Thom-
Us M. Dudley, rector of Christ church,
Baltimore, succeeds Bishop Cummins.
Dudley was compromised between
High and Low church.
NEW ORLEANS, November 13.--The
returning board met to-day, received a
conservative committee of three and
authorized like committee of republic
cans to be present. The conservatives
gave notice of desire to file q protest
against the board canvassing the re-
turns on the grounds, first, that the
law creating the board was unconstitu-
tional second, the law gives them jul
dicial power, which they could notpos-
sess third, admitting it to be consti-
tutional, its personelle was not accord
ing to the spirit or letter of the law.
Gov. Wells replied that the question
of the constitutionality of the law was
q matter for the courts to decide, but
he believed the board was properly and
legally organized.
The conservatives were allowed until
tomorrow to file their protest.
Gen. Anderson made some remarks
relative to his desire to have fair count,
and ofhis willingness to resign if call
ed on. He was followed by Gov.
Wells and Mr.. Casonave. Wells said
they must have legal count, but as
some doubts were expressed regarding
the integrity of the board would be
glad to surrender his place to more
acceptable party.
Members of the board favored taking
up the city returns first, in order that
the officers elect might take their
places at the proper time. The conser-
vatives showed resolutions passed by
the city officers elect, wherein they
pledged themselves not to enter OH the
duties of their offices until all the re-
turns of the state were canvassed.
Awaiting the action of the conser-
vatives committee the board adjourn
ed until tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November f3.-The
members of the western railroad bu-
eau met last night and held a confer
ence with representatives of fast
freight lines in reference to more salts
factory working of the lines. The
members of the bureau also held q con-
sultation with committee of the cotton
exchange in regard to freight on cot
ton from this city to the east.
1t is expected that general meeting
of the presidents and general managers
of railroads and mmissioners will be
held within two weeks.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 13.-The
weather is promising for the great race
tomorrow. In the pools Katie Pease
is selling at $3.50; Thad. Stevens, 1870;
Joe. Daniels, Sl6O; field, 81 rs. The
field embraces Hock-Hocking, Har-
wood, Alpha and Penny. All the hor-
ses named will 60.
WASHINGTON, November 13.-A full
cabinet meeting was held to-day. 1t
is understood that the commissioner of
internal revenue will not recommend
a change of the tax on tobacco or
whiskey. w.
RERLIN, November 13.-Count Won
Arnim is again incarcerated.
LONDON, November 13.--The Carl
lists have retreated from Irun. There
was perfect stampede. Hundreds of
burned houses marked the path of the
retreat. The republicans are pursuing.
HENDAGE, November 13.--Don AL
phonso issued an address to his troops
before quitting Spain.
He says his temporary retire.
ment is caused by the royal order de-
priving him of his command in Cata-
lonia. He awaits the time when his
services will again be useful to the
cause. Don Carlos approves of his
withdrawal.
The Spanish republican troops are
pursuing the retreating Car
lists. AS the government troops adj
vance they burn the houses of the Car
lists and their sympathizers. Three
hundred have already been destroyed.
LONDON, November lit is re-
ported that Baron Closkey has ordered
the governor of Milbank prison to
produce Atherton so that he may tes-
tify in the libel case of DR.. Keneally
and Mrs. Purdock.
There is a report here that the docu-
ments demanded by the German gov
of Count Won Arnim were
sent from this country to Berlin on
last, and that the count
has them and will deliver them to
Emperor William.
HAMBURG, November Is. - The
steamship Leasing, of the Eagle line,
was run into by the steamship Asia
while lying at ancborand had some of
her forward plates damaged. She will
be repaired. The Lessing's passengers
will leave here on Tuesday night on the
steamer Klepstock. ~. M s5
BAYoNNE, November 13.-The Car
lists have concentrated in theprovince
IF Novarre, between the towns of Vera
md Lessac, and the republican troops
ire marching on them. /
HAVANA, November IA coasting
schooner arrived here yesterday with
'ome cotton from the wreck of thet
French bark VilIede Bordeaux, which
vent ashore on Colorado reef while on
he way from New Orleans to Havre.
A most disastrous humiliation has
occurred at the village of Mayorie,
which was overlooked for forty hours.
Yearly all the houses within its. limit
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