The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-05

4 Grandson of President Harrison
Slabs u Lady Nine Times for
Rejecting iliS SulL
Washington Gossip According to Repub,
lican Authority Florida win Certainly
TO DemOcratiC-FOrCign Notes
A Panic at Pcrl Breyities
Over the Wires

Washington Gossip roiiucni sru,
from Colorado ANA Ei"rtdn Favor.
able ~ IA" Parry III KrIrcnchIncnt
ana HeiUrm.
WASHINGTON, October IA tcle
| gram was received from Colorado 10.
day ut the headquarters of the Re.
publican National Committee dcclnr.
ing that lhui State had gone Re.
publican and that the Republicans had
elected the Governor by II small ma.
jority aud had . majority in the Leg,
Islature, At the Democratic Head.
quarters the following dispatch was re-
ceved Returns come IN slowly, but
most encourogiugly. We claim both
the state and Legislature"
The President and his family are rN-
pccted tomorrow,
\ Cabinet meeting has been called
for Friday. All the members viii be
present except Cameron and Taft,
The President has commissioned Ida |
Walsh, postmstress at Hot Springs,
Arkansas, aud w. l., Cameron post
master at Sparksburg C. H., South Car
Dina
The star has the following among
it, political notes; "Solou Robinson,
for many years the agricultural editor
of the New York Tribune, and now u
resident of Florida, says, although q
staunch supporter Of Hayes, that
Florida will certainly go Democratic.
and that he will cast his vote for the
Democratic state ticket, it being time,
he thinks, that Florida had an honest
State government. The Democratic
nominees, he adds, will also be
elected
LArER-There has been nothing
from Colorado, through the regular
channels, since II. m.
A GrandsOn Of president Harrison In
Ihr Republican, Gnb"rnatOrinl Gam
dictate in IndinuR--niGIO the Would
he Assassin of IL Lady,
CINCINNATI, October l.--William
Henry Harrison, IL grandson Of for
mer President of the United States,
yesterday entered the residence of
John ii. Moore of Boon county,
Kentucky, and made proposal Of
marriage to Miss Mary Moore, his
eldest daughter, Upon being rejected
by her he stabbed the lady nine times
in the breast aud face. 1t is thought
she cannot recover Harrison, who is
about forty years of age, had lost his
wife about a year ago, and OF late
had been visiting Miss Moore fire.
queutly, but had received no enc0ur'
agement on account of his diasipated
habits. Harrison is brother or first
cousin Of Harrison of Indiana, the
Republican candidate for Governor in
that State.
The Eastern Questions Becoming More
ana More complicated Bismar"k
Expected az Berlin.
BERLIN, October 1.-The Turkish
cabinet are understood to have deClar-
ed, in regard to the programme sub
mitted to them by the powers, that
they cannot be expected to endorse
the programme, concerning which
such differences exist among the pow
| crs themselves.
Bismarck who intended to remain
at Varsein until November is shortly
expected at Berlin.
Austria has not definitely refused
Russa's proposal, but has asked time
for reply. Meanwhile Austria has com
municated the proposal to other pow
ers.
Nn,IornI PORK Packers Convention.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 1.-The Ma
tional Pork Packers Convention met
in this city this morning, Mr.. Sinclair,
of the firm Of Kiugau ~ Co., Of this
| rity made the welcome address. The
convention organized by the election
of Mr.. Martin, of st. Louis, temporary
chairman, after which committees on
permanent organizatiC u, credentials,
resolutions and standing OF members
were appointed and the convention
adjourned until two o'clock this after
noon. Nine Western andsSouthern
States are represented. Other delega-
tons are expected to arrive on noon
| trains.
Cur,is A. cos Straw Goods Factory
Raised.
BosToN, October 1.-The straw goods
factory of ID. ID. Curtis * Co., at New
field, burned yesterday. Loss between
eighty and ten thousand dollars. In
surance about fifty thousand dollars
A Panic Ia Pera Almost M General IN
nj the Time of the sofia Movement In
May Last.
LONDON, October 1.-The Thereapia
correspondent of the Times, in a letter
dated September 10Th, says that the
Turkish ministers allege they are con-
stantly receiving anonymous letters,
aud placards are posted at every corn
} or of Stanbaule, threatening popular
vengeance on the government II they