The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-10
TELEGRAPNlC SUNNI AIRY.

The complete vote Of Massachusetts
give rice Rice S3,523, Castor 50, 24G,
Baker s, 800, Adams INA, Phillips 8Ol.
Mrs. Moulton was dismissed from
Plymouth Church, and Mrs. Tilton has
asked for letter of withdraw, which
will be granted.
2o,l3S,UOO postal cards were issued by
the Postoilice Department last month,
the largest issue by at least 5OO,OO ever
made in the same time.
A brutal murder occurred in Spring
field, Missouri on Monday. James
Collins, colorel, was struck over the
head with an AK by his wife, aud
killed instantly.
A telegram from Berlin states that
central government for Alsace and
lorraine will be established ut Der
lin. Probably special ministry Will
be created for these provinces.
The Clyde Mill at Omega, Rhode
Island, which has been idle for n year,
was to have started Monday, but was
fired by an ,iucendiary Sunday night,
and almost totally destroyed.
A bill has been Introduced in the
Arkansas Senate changing the time OF
meeting of the Legislature from Nov
ember to January and every two years
instead f annually.
A five dollar note, purporting to be
issued by the First National Bank OF
GaIena, Illinois, has been discovered
in the National Bank Redemption
Agency. There is no such bank in
existence.
There is no foundation for the appre-
hensi0n that measures of hostile
character are meditated by the Gov
eminent toward Spain on the subject
of Cuba, as the matter is merely one
of diplomacy.
Vandals entered Oak Mill Cemetery,
Providence, r.. l., and threw down and
broke about eighty marble monu'
ments, headstones, etc. No motive Is
known for the outrage.
The Liberia of Rome states that
Prince Bismarck intends to visit Rome
next year to thank the king of Italy
and his ministers for their many
proofs of friendship to him.
The Order of United Irish RendiviVi
has tried another of its members lof
treason, and condemned him to DEATH
Patrick J. Walsh is the alleged traitor
and makes the third person con-
demned.
The charges against Henry ward
Beecher has been referred TO COM
mttee of influential gentlemen Dy
Plymouth Church. The Investigation
is TO be thorough and the evidence,
though taken in private, will be pun
lished.
The First Comptroller of the Treasury
has disallowed the claim of the state
Nebraska, for $50, 1888, being iive per
cent. on the value, At SIPS per acre. OF
the estimated quantity of Indian re-
servations in that State.
The Topeka, Kansas, Common
wealth has the returns from nineIy-slN
Representative districts, with six TO
hear from. Of these seventy-nihe are
Republicans, six Democrats ana eieV-
Ell Reformers.
There was a furry of excitement IN
Milwaukee yesterday on account OF 'he
repor that Taylor (Democrat)was elect
ed Governor, butthe report proved un-
founded. Ludingtons majority cannot
be varied much from eight hundred
The forty-two Missouri counties ON
cially heard from to date give MAJOR
ity for the Constitution of 30, 49, some
of the most populous counties yet re-
main to loo heard from, and II IS es'i-
mated the majority will not fall shor'
ofSO,OOO when the returns are all H.
An official telegram to the heauqua'-
tiers of the Department of the fiaVe'
from Fort Fetterman, Wyoming, states
that sixty lodges OF Arrapahoes anu
ten of Cheyennes, under Black oo"',
passed about twenty miles north OF
thatpoint en- route to Powder river 70
hunt and remain all winter BiacN
Coat came into Fetterlnan ana pro-
fessed the most peaceful intentions
Judge Morrill, delivered an elaooro.e
opinion In the United States Circuit
Court, at Brownsville, on the oth inst,
deciding that the cases Of the colorea
soldiers of Ringgold Barracks, indicted
for murder, could not be transferred "
TO the Federal courts under tne c'Vn
rights act, as there was notnlns "
show they could not receive ia'r r''
in the State courts under the laws VI
Texas, which contain no dlscr'h''""