The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-24
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Harrisburg Trotting Park, with nine
horses, was burned,
The Cuban msurgent leader Carlos
Garcia, has been surprised aud shot.
Colonel John Mclean Taylor, senior
Major OF the Subsistence Department,
Is dead.
Brick Pomeroy denies that he or his
paper has suspended. He threatens u
libel suit
The Fifth Regiment Maryland Ma
tlonal Guards viii act AS au escort
from Washington TO Wilson's place OF
burial.
The Japan Gazette is informed,
through source which il usually finds
reliable, that war with Corea is in.
evitable.
China advices are to the 18th. The
Chinese crew OF the German schooner
Anna mutinied and murdered the cap.
tain aud mate,
c. G. Brooks shot fatally Ben Tar
water at Gardeners, Tennessee,
Brooks charged Tarwater with the Sc
duction of his sister.
United States Senator Orris S. Ferry
died at south Norwalk, Connecticut,
on the 2lst instant. His health had
been failing Tor some time.
Fourteen lives and many vessels
We're lost Oh the English coast. The
brig Elizabeth and the bark Fairy
Queen were lost with all on board,
The Sankey aud Moody revival
meetings commenced in Philadelphia
in the old Pennsylvania railroad
freight depot. Between ten and elev-
Ell thousand persons were present.
The United Brotherhood OF Locomo.
tive Firemen, in session ut Chicago,
adopted II plan of mutual life insu.
rance, elected officers aud adjourned 10
meet in Baltimore next year.
A portion of the hull of the Will
man;iek, from Humboldt Bay to San
Francisco, came ashore at Gold Bluff.
She Is supposed 10 have foundered in
the recent gale. Nothing has beeu
heard from the crew.
A letter from Rome to the London
Times states that besides the long note
from the Vatican to Spain on the 18th,
Spain had previously received u secret
note from the Vatican, which is not
yet printed
Amended indictments have been
presented In the United States Court
against William McGee and Constan-
tine Mcclure, and one against them
jointly. There are other Indictments
found, but against whom IL not ascer-
tanned.
John Brown, colored, arrested at
Fort Valley, Ga, for attempting to
rape n highly respectable young lady,
he had knocked out some of her teeth
and filled her mouth and eyes with
dirt), was taken from the custody OF
the Sheriff and hanged.
Allen Gwynn, colored, residing near
Nashville, learning two eX-penitentia-
ny convicts intended stealing his horse,
collected posse of white men who
watched the premises. The thieves
appeared. One was killed and the
other escaped.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Compa-
ny is suing eX-Congressman John >.
Schoemaker, of Brooklyn, for $50. coo,
which il is alleged was unlawfully
paid him by the company's agent,
Richard b. Irwin, for services In pro-
curing a subsidy for the company in
1872.
Acting Mexican Consul Scouts, at
San Francisco, reports that treaty be-
tween Mexico and the United States,
drafted to he submitted TO Congress,
cedng the territory north of the TWEEN
ty-sixth parallel, ms compensation for
United States claims, has been circu-
lated for speculatial purposes.
The Minister Of Santo Domingr has
arrived at Havana, and been received
by Captain General Valmaseda with
great honors. The result of the visit IL
that treaty OF peace for maritime
commerce and extradition between
Spain and SaDto Domingo has been
signed.
A New Orleans special says the
monitor Canonicus is ordered to be
prepared for sea at moments notice.
Provisions and ammunition are aboard,
and officers and men are forbidden to
come ashore. 1t Is reported Commo-
dore Cooper reports favorably of New
Orleans as the base OF operations In
case of difficulty with Spain.
The Captain Of the British brig Mys-
tic, off the bar at Galveston, reports
all his crew, himself included, nine In
number, had yellow fever. Three died
in Cuba, one died at her present posi-
ton, and two aboard are convalesciDg.
Three, including the Captain, have re-
covered. The vessel Is anchored o
mile outside Of the quarantine station.
General Bradley T. Johnson had a
hearing before the police court for as.
saulting ]. ID. Imboden with a cow
hide Saturday night. He was fined
twenty dollars, and placed under bonds
In $1,000 TO keep the peace twelve
months. Imboden left Saturday night
to attend the Railroad Convention al