The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-11-14

Marshal lazalne has left England.
Mons. Rouchard, neutrality-suspicious.,
Is dead.
The laying Of the new Atlantic cable
progresses safely.
Fifty thousand dollars has been offer
ed for Longfellow and declined.
Flour continues dull and dragging
In Vt. Louis. Wheat has better tone.
Bradley Burch stands good chance
of being president Of the senate of Ar
kansas.
The funeral of Edward Creighton,
the Omaha millionaire, took place on
Monday.
The total number of enlisted men in
the United States army, October 18th,
was 90, AL.
II. Ashbridge, Esq, a prominent
New Orleans merchant, died on
Wednesday last.
The business outlook in New York Is
very discouraging. Capitalists Will
not touch real estate.
The first attempt of the Prussian gov
eminent to have priests elected by the
congregations failed.
Porkopolis is as mad as hornet be-
cause st. Louis stone is to be used in
building her postofiice.
The late freeze in Louisiana reduces
the sugar crop in La Fourche and Ter
ribonne parishes fifteen per cent.
The ladies of Brooklyn were out in
force to hear the trial of the civil suit
brought by Tilden against Beecher.
The betrothal of the French prince
imperial to the daughter of the grand
duchess Marie, of Russia, is talked of.
Hon. John w. Head, member of
from the fourth district Of
Tennessee, died in Gallatin on Monday
last.
The democratic torch light process
sion in New Orleans was a grand affair.
thousand men were in
line.
The vote for governor in ninety
three counties in Missouri foots up:
democrat, 125,754; Gentry,
So, 46O.
King Kala Kama, of the Sandwich
Islands, is expected in ST. Louis in two
weeks, his prime minister having al
ready arrived.
Judge Thomas Casey, soldier of the
war Of 1872, and one of the veterans of
the battle of Chalmetto, died in New
Orleans OH Thursday last.
The Louisville Cosrier-J ournal re-
oices at the democratic victories, but
mourns over their natural result--a
rise in the price of whisky.
Postmaster General Jewell has an
nounced his intention of prosecuting
10 the extreme limit of the law the
senders of scurrilous postal cards and
obscene literature.
Judge Trimble revoked the order of
against Lieutenant
Hodgson, Geographic wire cutter, in
Louisiana. The revocation was done
~ re nj
The chief of police of Columbus,
Ohio, has received a satchel belonging
to ]. NJ. Day, railway contractor of
DesMoines, Iowa, containing several
thousand dollars worth of bonds.
President Orion, of the Western I'm
ion telegraph company, wrote sharp
letter to the war department about the
cutting of the wires by Lieutenant
Hodgson, of the United States army.
Enoch Hayes promised to marry
Eliza West, of Cincinnati, within
reasonable time. He crawfished. Eliza
sues him now for twenty-five thousand
dollars worth of damaged affections.
Sheridan calls the Black Hills expe-
lition "a successful reconnaissance"
The country was found we'll timbered,
With fine soil, water and grass. He
a large military post to
De established there.
West Kansas City had a little rail-
way war on Monday, caused by the
Atlantic and Pacific and Kansas Pa
,ific roads resisting the attempt of citi-
.ens to make q crossing over the
'oads from the union stock yards.
Sherman in his report to the secreta-
" of war, says of his new headquarters
IN st. Louis "Here l am, centrally
coated and should occasion require
IAN personally proceed to any point of
his continent where my services are
need"
Webster Merritt, of New York, is in
rouble. He sent postal card to a
party, on which was written, 81 am
you are one horse man and
10 one horse business" Two hum
lred and fifty dollar bail was required
or this fun.
Roberts, st. Louis correspondent of
he Chicago Inter-Ocean, ison the way
o Texas, and will spend the winter in
listing every part of the state. The
,hicago nter.Ocean, be 1t remember
ID, is the blacklist radical sheet in
America. Its mendacity is only equal
d by its malignity. So look out for
he startling "outrages" in Texas, man
fractured for consumption north.
The 81. Louis Republican says Zone
If the most convincing proofs that re-
,ublicanism has lost the chief source of
is partisan power is the fact that, in
he late elections, very large number
4 colored voters voted with the democ-
acy. This was the case in Missouri,
where many of them voted for Hardin;
n Louisiana, where they contributed
bout ten thousand to the conservative
in Georgia, Alabama and
Texas.
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