The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-14
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Eight thousand soldiers sailed from
Cadiz for Cuba on the 18th, and five
thousand are preparing to follow.
Maj. George w. Grice, President Of
Raleigh aud CASTOR road, died sudden.
at his residence Mt Portsmouth, va, of
apoplexy.
An extraordinary Spanish Cabinet
council discussed the answer to the
American note relative to the execu.
ton treaty of 1895, on Friday.
The fire in the New York Union
Club House originated in the kitchen.
Loss $250,000. The fresc0es in the
billiard room are ruined.
A motion has been made to bring
John A. Joyce from Jefferson City to
st. Louis, where II 10 supposed Joyce is
wanted as witness In the whisky
case.
The Captain General of Cuba has is
sued decree prohibiting travel after
dark, and warning all citizens that if
they do so, they will be shot at by the
patrol at sight.
The Porte has ordered the districts of
Tredigne, Bilitiz and Pinatobe detach-
Cd from Herzegovina, and organizedas
u separate department, which will be
placed under an Armenian Greek Gov
ernOr.
Advices from Panama are to the lst
Or. Para has the votes Of five States,
and Is considered elected President of
Columbia. The election In Peru was
bloody. The soldiers and police were
ordered not to interfere, AZ long as the
electors only killed each other.
r. L. Springer offers an additional
10000 towards the erection Of the Gin
cincinnati Music hall, provided the
$4,000 still lacking to complete the
necessary amount be subscribed within
thirty days. This makes $4,000.
A special from Paris says the British
ship Lennie, Captain Hatfield, left
Antwerp on the 28d of October for New
York. On the3lst, when off the island
OF Aleron, coast Of France, part of the
crew mutinied and murdered the cap
tain, mate and boatswain.
Details of the burning OF the British
bark Senator, with coal, from Phila-
delphia for Panama, show that nine
teen people, including the captains
wife and two daughters, got into two
boats. The wife died from the combined
effect of hunger and cold, but the 9TH
ers were saved.
A distinct shock of earthquake was
felt at Knoxville, Tennessee, Friday,
causing buildings to sway, and ac-
companied by rumbling like an ex-
plosion, coming from the southwest
and rolling gradually to the East. The
shock was the heaviest ever felt there,
lhbtlDB ten SNoVh"o'
The Board of Missions ofthe Method
ist Episcopal Church continues Its ses' {
sions In New York, Bishop Simpson
presiding. Among the appropriations
were $1,000 for Floriea, S5SOO for
Georgia, $1,000 for North Carolina, t
$500 for Louisiona, $4,000 for Missis'
sippi, $1,000 for Philadelphia, $4,000 for
Pittsburgh, $1,000 for South Caro-
lima, aud Western Texas $4,000. 9
DR.. Thomas w. Evans, the well
known American dentist ofParis, feel
ing that the coming Centennial Ami G
yersary would be- befitting time to
open o subscription for Americans to
erect q monument TO Frenchmen who
assisted US to gain our national indep- q
pendence, offers subscription OF ten
thousand dollars to commence the !
list. /
Smallpox prevails to an alarming
extent in New York. Vaccination IS
In active progress, though much OPP ,
position therto IL manifested by the 0
people. The sanitary police arrested
German lager beer seller for secreting .
three persons sick with smallpox In
room adjoining his shop, which wss 0
kept, open and beer sold to customers
by the bar keeper, who alternated MS y
business OF waiting on customers Win h
that Of nurse. a
A dispatch from Nesh Bay, wash
ington Territory, gives the statement q,
OF Neal o. Healey, quartermaster OF the
Pacific, rescued by the revenue cutter
Oliver Walcott. He says after the /
steamer was struck the passengers Q
crowded into boats against commands
OF the officers. The chief engineer got @
part OF boat forward into the water a
and fifteen women and six men got In ?
her, but abe capsized by the rolling OF q q
the ship. Saw none Of them after v
wards. The captain, second mate sec 81
ond cook, and four passengers, inolud y