The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-19
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Alderman John c, Johnson, prom
inent citizen of Newark, N. j., suicided
yesterday.
Reuters telegraph denies that Prince
frederick william intends to visit the
United States.
Joseph Halphen 4 Co., the Paris
diamond merchants, failed for three
million dollars.
The grand jury of Tarrant county at
the present term of court found about
seventy-five indictments.
A dispatch from the Auditor of the
Union Pacific railroad, states that all
the trains are running on time.
j. w. suel, young man, sulcided at
a ballroom door in Jonesboro, Geor-
gia, because he was lot invited.
George Belmont, the New York
actor, was buried yesterday from the
Little Church Around the Corner
In the great Shropshire, England,
handicap at Shrewsbury, Cornelius
won, Conceit was second and Caromel
third.
a serious affair occurred on the 18th
of November, at Piva, in Bosnia, be-
tween the Turkish troops and large
body ofinsurgents.
A. c. Buell., who was indicted for an
alleged criminal libel on Chandler,
was bailed In $4,000, Columbus Alex
ander becoming his surety. 9tIt.
A London dispatch announces that
Sir John Halker has been appointed
Attorney General, aud Harding Stan
ley Clifford, Solicitor General.
The fact that Don Carlos has written
u letter to the King creates great ex-
element in Madrid 1t is yariously
commented ON by the press.
Blockow, Vaughn 4 Co., iron pro
ducers, of Leeds, England, have dis
charged from two to three thousand
hands because of trade depression.
A Louisville dispatch of the 18th
instant says the City Hall, completed
at o cost of two million dollars, is on
fire and will probably be destroyed.
The steamer George Leovy was
slightly damaged from a collision, off
Fort McHenry, with the schooner
Thomas C. Worrall, which sunk i'm
mediately.
The Porte is officially informed that
six battalions under Chiefket Pasha
engaged and completely routed the in
surgents, who left six hundred killed
on the field. ~
Hon. John w. Foster United States
Minister to Mexico, has arrived in
New Orleans, EN- routeto Washington,
where he was given reception by the
Chamber of Commerce.
The following suspensions are re-
ported in New York: White, Willis&
Chaplin, millinery goods; Robert ko-
senberg, hosiery, corsets, etc, ana
Joahkim Davis, lumber dealer.
The Signal Office reports the weather
cold and windy throughout thecoun-
try. The velocity of the wind per hour
at Mount Washington is IA miles and
the thermometer five degrees below
zero.
Writing paper manufacturers have
decided to shut down for five weeks
from the middle of December. Three
fourths of the mills were represe' TED
at the meeting held at Springfield,
Massachusetts, on the 18th instant
+. Alexander & Son, ofNew orleans
who have line of steamers plying oe-
tween that city and lruxpan, Iampico
and Vera Cruz, and intermediate
points, contemplate putting Oh q
steamer between Galveston and those
places, and this at no very distant day.
Intelligence from Carlist sources
says Don Carlos's letter offered to agree
to truce should the Cuban dlfliculty
cause a war between Spain and the
United States. In that case Don Car
los reserves his right to the throne, out
would unite his forces with Alphonso
to preserve the integrity OF Spanish
territory,
In the New York Court of Common
Pleas, r. o. Hazard asked an inJunc-
ton to restrain the Credit Mooilier
from compromising their contract with
the Union Pacific Railroad Company
Hazarl claims the whole scheme Is 10
advance the interests OF the road q.
the expense Of the Credit Mobilier ana
was fraudulent. a preliminary '"-
junction was granted
"A schooner from the the East nsy
brings the report to Captain sawyer