The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-02
HERE AND TutRE.
E"reign and Domestic Hans and
Mishnps Dispatched Over
the Wires.
strong Republican Municipal Ticket in
New York Battle Between the North.
western Indians Critical Condl.
ton Of Cardinal Antonlal.
'hSI"n hntrcrs-Seyen Humid red In.
diNns hiIied ia Mondays Hattie.

'""l"n mntTcrS-SeVen Humid red In.
"'"ns hilied la Mondays Hattie.
CHICAGO, November The official
report of the battle between Sitting
bulI, Pretty Bear Raid Eagle, John
NAns@ries, Standing Bear, Gaul and
white Bear on Cedar Creek, the re.
suits Of WI ich were given in vt. Paul
dispatch last night, states the number
OF Indians known to have been killed
Is seven hundred fully. The report
concludes, al believe this matter can
ue closed now 10y vigorous work. Some
cavalry ia Indispensable.
o"n'ho OF Admiral Gases Dnuxh,er-
4"''Hiiga'lOn Report la ncInwnro
HaiiTOHd Accident.
NEW loRK, November / The only
dauShter Of Rear Admiral A. s. Case,
United States Navy, died quite sudden,
" at the residence OF her father last
night
In the official report OF the receNt
accident ON the Delaware, Lackawann
and Western Railroad, Superintendent
halStead says the rear brakeman
whose duty it was to be back with flag
mas not been seen since the accident
occurred. The engineer OF the coal
train is equally to blame MS he could.
II he had been looking out as he should
nave been, seen the train far enough
10 bave stopped before running into
it.
National bent Statement.
WASHINGTON, November The
deot statement shows reduction dur.
ing the month OF October OF 50 1855, lS0;
amount OF coin in the treasury, So.
oo"o2G currency balance, 81, 28l ,326
specie deposit Of legal tenders held for
redemption Of certificates of deposit.
AO,BiO,OOO coin certificates, $33, 2Ss,-
loo outstanding legal tenders $780,
153,570.
Under ihc Hand aud the NheeIs.
UTICA, n. y, November l.--Harry
liardaNrr, an English thief under five
indictments for burglary in this city,
ana who has been fugitive for eigh-
teen months, Jumped from the Allan
TIC express near Oriskapny tonight,
and was killed
Gntercsting Account ortnc A..Inn..,s
storm Nc.eucOuutcr E.naI Month,
NEW York, November IA letter
from Key West giving the e perience
of the United States steamer Assippee.
III storm on the 10Th and 10Th of De. |
tober, says the men in gettiag about
on the decks to attend to their duties |
were thrown violently from their feet
ana blinded 10y the salt spray, and |
were obliged to go cropping about as II
they were in total darkness. They
could only stick to their stations by
the most desperate struggling against
matches, graIings, doors, deck buckets
ana many otherarticles that were being
swept buck aud forth across the decks
10y the rushing Of water as the shin
rolled and tossed. Breathing was DIFF |
ticult, and the air taken into the lungs
was 80 loaded with the |
sea salts that IL caused
excessive irritation, producing violen
coughing and vomiting. The suffering
OF the men was most intense, especi- |
ally among the iiremen aud coal bear- |
ers who was not only deprived of ven.
tilation, but obliged to inhale salt
water steam produced by the seas
rushing into the fire room. 1t was
then thought advisable to encourage
the men by the use of stimulants. The
surgeon found sufficient whisky To
give all hands toddy each, and sent
it to the cabin to be distributed. The
effect of the storm on the animals
oh board was peculiar. Cats disap-
peared the morning. before the storm,
and were not seen for five days after
wards. The dog Daniel, u splendid
pointer owned by the captain, exhib-
tied the greatest dread Mt being left
alone, and was only appeased when
some one was pettlng him. The hens
aud turkeys, usually the most hungry,
and voracious and luarrelsome beasts
on board, forgot their hunger, and
barely opened their eyes when food
was brought them. Two birds, both
species OF pelican, came on board
while the steamer was lying in the
vortex. They must haye driven down
while attempting to fly over. The
parrot was the only thing on board
that seemed at all to enjoy the sur.
roundings.
Turco-Seryian Wharf.-The MONTENEGRO,
ARMY Enters AIbinn- rmIstice
Matters,
LONDON, November IA dispatch
from Rome to the Daily News says
Cardinal Antoniel is dying. His holt.
ness the Pope, on Sunday, ordered
aconsultation of physicians, who de.
clared the Cardinals case hopeless.
His relatives were summoned to mis-
bedside and found him unconscious.
PARIS, November l.--Constantiuo.
pie advices of to-day's date, state that
the armistice is as yet unsigned.
, The Russian ultimatum was only
delivered to the Porte yesterday.
The Montenegrins are bonn harding
Podgonitza, and the Montenegrin