The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-04
HERE AND THERE.
Foreign and Domestic Haps and Mis-
haps Dispatched Over the Wires.
impracticability Of Reaching the North
Pole Proven-An Arkansas Outrage
-Servian War Matters.
The work Of intimidnsfou Commenced
In Loaistans-Arrest of an American
sea Captain by Mexican 0ReiaIs

In Loaisfans-Arrest of AN anser.eau
Sea Captain by Mexican omeiaIs
NEW ORLEANS, October 3o.-Deputy
United States Marshals, Murphy anJ
| thompson, arrived this morning or
the esteamer.Governor Allen, from Bay.
on Sara, with fifteen prisoners whom
they had arrested in West Felicians
parish. charged with conspiracy and
intimidation of negroes in July. The
prisoners are all white men and Demo.
Gratis They Were arraiened before
Commissioner Southwark, and held to
bail in the sum OF fifteen hundred
dollars each, 10 appear before the Uni-
ted States Court ST the November
term.
Collector Casey received letter
/ from the mate of American schooner.
II. George, announcing the arrest and
imprisonment of Captain Candy. by
Mexican officials at Costzacoalo, Mex.
leo. The mate states that the schoou-
ers spapers were correct aud had been
approved by custom officials.
SAVANNAH, November SO.-TotaI
interments 5, of which snly one was
of yellow fever.
NEW YORK. November 3O.-The
office of Stern Bros, jewellers, No. Col
Nassau street, was robbed OF S9D. 600
worth of goods. No clue.
MOBILE, ALABAMA, October So
The German Brigsntine American
Bush, was abandoned at sea during the
recent hurricane. Officers and crew
brouget here.
BosroN, Mass, October 2s.-The re.
port OF the proposed Fenisn raid into
Canada from St Albaps is pronounced
false.
ROME, \. Y, October 2s.-Nudgsl-
lice knitting Mill burned. Loss. s65.-
900. One hundred operatives out of
employment.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, October 2s.-The
Deiand Hudson Coal Company have
stopped work. Over thirteen huudres,
employees th-own out of employment.
Other mining companies abou, stop
ping.
LONDON, October 2s.-Cap,ain
Nave's report to the Admiralty con-
tains the following particulars of tb.
Polar sea: "lt Is never navigable, the
average thickness of the ice is eighty
feet; animal life aud northerIy n irra-
ton traces ceased on the west shore.
latitude 81 and 80, whence they eras.
to Greenland. The impraeticability
of reaching the pole is proven"
New York. October 2s.-ouembs
Apo. who killed John Kelley, wa.
committed to bail.
The officers of the United State.
Lie Insurance Company, deuounee
the injunction proceedings sgainsl
| them.
A dispatch from Quebec reports $
fall ofsix inches of snow accompanied
with thunder and lightning.
ST. LOUIS, October pa special tc
the Globe-Democrat from Little Rocs
says three Methodist ministers riding
the circuit .pe county, were shot
by hughes s6t.I Hall from the bushes
They are iiiiicit dis,iliers who sup
posed the preachers were revenue Off
GERS coming TO arrest them. Que dice
Two hpfir. q sftarparlo rpl..
dangerously If not fatally wounded
There is large number Of Illicit dis
tiiiers in that section, seven of whom
were convicted this week.
| WASHINGTON, October 9Th,
clerks living in the Far West an,
Northwest left for their homes to-day
Those living nearer leave Tuesday
fhey go TO vote.
/ Charles Nj. Hendley. secretary, teIe
graphs from Yankton that :he Indiar
Commission had accomplished ii
mission and adjourned to meet i,
Washington on December
4 WAsHINGTcS, d. c.. October 50
The report that Secretary Nor
rill has resigned is unfounded.
i Lafayette McIaw has been rear
pointed postmaster at Savannah, vie
]. q. Clark, suspended.
!, In the Supreme court, the de
cision In the case OF John l.. Hurs
VS.. Western and Atlantic Raiiroal
from the Eastern district of Minne.o
ia, affirmed with costs. Rey;ou Grigg
VS.. Dallas, Sanders Co, from Vii
ginia; reversed with costs.
Secretary Tyner has gone to Boston
and thence TO Indiana till after tn
election.
Weather proba tili,ies, Gulf States
higher barometer, southwest Z
southeast winds, nearly statisnar
Temperature snd clear weather, exeep
. possibly occasional rain Ia Vest Gal
States.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, October 2s.-
The State Grange Fair. which close
to-day, was success in every particl
lar. The display of field and garde
products was ,he largest ever seen i
!, the State. One grange exhibited thrs
hundred and fifteen garden and fiei
products. The prizes offered by th
Montgomery Shooting Club. amoun
ing to twenty-five hundred dollar
were hotly contested. The silver q
!, service was won by F.. s. McCIurg.
Knoxville, he scoring thirfy-three su
. cessive birds, the entire pumber. II
diamond badge and championship
!, the United States WAS won by w. ]
Deiong, of Chattanooga, by score
, nineteen out OF = possible twenty. L
= hibitors were present from twenr
different States.
II WASHINGTON, October 2f.-sily,
! disbursements to day 81, ,0oo,ooo
One hundred thousand dollars OF Il
four.and-oDe-haf per cent bonds wel
: substituted to-day for the sums 4
. which General o. o. Howard was d
Y faulter, and has been bearing intere
= from 1865.
: John J. Brooks, of Philndelphi
y was appointed chief Of the Treasul
% detectives to-day.
= Postmastsr General Typer has :
~ Stx.