The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-05
HERE AND THERE.
Foreign and Domestic Inps and
Mishaps Dispatched Over
the Wires.
The Criminal Docket Political OUTRAGE
by the Administration In Georgia
Fears Entertained About the Safe.
" of Tweed-Breyltles
Pools sim Ina Tiiden's rayor-CoIorcd
Republican Club I'm - Row,

were In favor OF Tilden, by $1,000 10
2,iOO, and $3.50 to Sl25. In New York
Tilden 500 to $S7. 81 900 even bet ON
Tilden getting 20,C0O majority In the
state; 500 to $50 bet on Tilden's ma
jority in New Jersey not reaching
1000. While the colored clubs from
Jersey City were returning home after
the Republican parade disbanded last
night, Il row occurred near Desbroses
street Ferry; the whites using paving
stones and brick-bats; the negroes
used pistols and dirks. VIM. =. Mer-
rlman was stabbed In the left breast,
and may prove fatal, four or five
more were wounded; none of the coll
ored are known to beinjured, nor were
any arrested.
The steamer Frankitn--staie Depart.
ment-Twced- Pa obabiIities
Etc.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., November A.
Weber O'Neal has been appointed
marshal for Kentucky.
The navy department has no news
of the Franklin, and being one OF the
old vessels In the navy and not very
seaworthy, there is no telling how
long her arrival will be delayed.
The State Department contradicts
report that IL has statement or con-
iession made by Tweed.
Probabilities--For Gulf States, fall
ling barometer, south and east winds,
warmer, cloudy weather and possibly
light rains.
Railroad Uoiiision In Kentucky One
:KiIlcd and Three Wounded.
LOUISVILLE, November A COLI
sion occurred this morning on the
Louisville, Lexington and Cincinnati
Short Line railroad, near Pewee VAL
ley, between n wild engine and the ex-
press train bound south, killing tho
engineer of the extra engine, and scri-
ously iDjuring two firemeD aud an ex-
press messenger. No passengers Were
killed.
A High-AHnnded Proceeding.
ATLANTA, November 4,-United
States Marshal Smith, notified the
chief.of-police, that he had exclusive
control of the polls next Tuesday, and
that the police force aud all others
have no authority there ; and request
ed them to keep away.
Railroad Accident.
CINCINNATI, November A pass
enger train going west on the Ohio
and Mississippi railroad, collided with
freight train this afternoon, near
Shoals, Indiana. Killing the engineer
and fireman, and slightly injuring a
few passengers.
Fastest ocean Passage ON Record.
NEW YORK, November 4.-The
White Line steamer, Brlttanic, an
chored on the bar at one q. M, after
having completed the fastest passage
on record: sew EN- days, thirteen hours,
and eleven minutes from Queenstown
TO New York.
Killing In Newark.
NEWARK, N. j., November 4.-Geo.
Stakert, In u fight in u saloon this
morning, killed one man and fatally
wounded another; several others were
hurt. He claims that he acted In self
defense.
jerome Park Races.
New YORK, November At wes an
extra day at Jerome Park. Spright
won the mile and quarter race, Gal
loway second and Red Coat the favor
lite, third time, 2l5l-2 In the mile
heats Mettle won, Egypt second ana
Codamantkus third; time l47 ga.
A mare uuoyans Feeling ." the Cont
mental stock Exehanges-The Bioody
shirt IN France.
LONDON, November 4.-There has
been much fluctuation in the Stock
Exchange during the week, which In
the early part was of an unfavorable
tendency, in consequence of the con-
dtion of Eastern affairs. The conces'
sion of the armistice produced great
Improvement on imports. An advance
occurred, and the majority OF stocks
attained their best point for some
weeks. The continental bourses dur d
ing the last three days have also been
very bouyant.
Reuters dispatch from Versailles
SAYS that since yesterday there has
been a compromise between the sup
porters and the opposers OF the Gati-
ner bill for the cessation of the prose-
cutiops against the communists. Inc
nature of the agreement Is not stated
but in to.day's sitting Of the Champer
ot Deputies new bill proposed as
compromise was adopted, excepting an
article transferring to jlfies Trials Oh
offenders In contum''y'
I'm HEnA pD's people nightly get
~ hsneht 81 a free serenade from the
,,,,,, I,snan Inherent minstrels. How
i,..,. Wanderers manage to support lie
.unthe few nickles that are given
them seems mystery, unless they
live on an orange day and the recol-
lections OF their own bright sunny
skies. aoe