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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
Hard Money DID II In Massnchusst,s

Kansas City Times The reported
republican gain in Massachusetts is
exactly what the Times expected. Hayes
and his policy have been more cordially
supported by the republicans in that
state than in any other On the other
hand, the democrats nominated Castor
on platform which denounced the re.
monetization of the old silver dollar,
and demanded the enforcement of the
resumption act. If Wendell Phillips,
as the labor reform and greenback can.
didate, had frankly accepted Hayes
southern policy, he would probably have
received as many votes as CASTOR got.
In Missouri he would have beaten him
five to one.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14

A Reuters telegram from Rome says
there Is no foundation for the alarm
ing rumors current at Paris yesterday
about the pope, who still suffers feom
weakness but whose condition has not
recently become worse.
A 81. Petersburgh dispatch says:
The Golas publishes an official dis
patch from Russian headquarters be-
fore Kars, which says the Soghanli
and Erwar columns have taken up
positions near Erzeroum. AS far as II
goes this Is conlirmatory OF the latest
Turkish bulletins.
A special dispatch from Paris to the
Times, has the following: The vio-
lent terms Of yesterdays resolution
for an inquiry into electoral abuses Of
the first inst, created alarhrln conse-
quence of the severity of Its denunci-
alton OF ministers who are described
as in rebellion against the sovereignty
of the nation. However, the explana-
tions relieve President MacMahon
of responsibility. All agree, that with
the uneasiness in face of this resolu'
ton and the committees report under
it, the cabinet cannot stand in the
presence Of the chamber which accuses
it. 1t must either disappear or again
resort to some violent measure.
1t is said that the marshal will again
prorogue the chamber for month
which is the limit OF his power. This
will solve nothing, unless some
coup dCtdt Is affected during the pro
rogatlon. Others say the cabinet viii
retire, and the marshal will form
another like 1t. This would involve {
conflict under another form. Nobody
talks OF adhesion by the marshal Il
the verdict Of the country; yet car
affirm that counsels of Cancellation ar,
coming in from every corner o
Europe, and all cabinets, which cal
make their voices heard, from Canova
del Castillo to Prince Gortschakofl
from Prince Bismarck, Count Andras
sy and Signor Depretio, have gIvel
counsels Of moderation.
1t cannot be supposed that, In vieS
Of this unAnimity and of the food Q
irritation rising on all sides, the mai
shal's advisers will still imperll hir
along the fatal path which must lea
! to his fall or unsubstantial acts. 1t
affirmed, should tie senate agree 10
fresh dissolution, the chamber woul
not submit to IL, which would fore
the government to abandon its footlD
T of sham eonstitutionallsm, and sho'
that II shrinks from no violation.
The Republique Franchise slgnii
: csntly remarks: ".1he right Of pr
? nouncing dissolution IL with the a
!. sent Of the senate being given Il
4 president, TO enable him to constItu
the country the Judge OF the eonfiic
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
NUBs OF NEWS.

The name of Anna Dickinson's play?
Why "The Crosseye and Crown
A railway train was blown otfthe track
by u hurricane near Salt Lake, recently.
Hon. A. ii. Stephens is u free believ-
or in the usefulness of the metric sys-
tenn.
A shower of rain and grasshoppers
fell in Orange, South Carolina, the night
of the lst
The government has ordered nine
teen Gatling guns from the manufac-
tory at Hartford. o a n
The emperor of Germany has the ears
ache, and wears black bandage over
his face in public.
Sitting Bull is maintaining a very
peaceable behavior, lie has not pulled
our frontier for some time,
Representative Baker, of Indiana, has
introduced in congress bill to protect
farmers from patentright swindlers.
Cain, the congressman from South
Carolina, was the pastor of the African
Methodist church ut Musuatlne twenty
years ago. .af
The first election in the Black Hills
occurred OH Tuesday, and the republic
cans carried 1t. There was u large
vote and the best of order.
The governor OF Tennessee has called
O special session Of the legislature, to
convene December 5, to arrange for
REIMBURSEMENT of the public debt.
A Virginia sheriff asked a murderer
II he wanted to make a speech on the
gallows, and he replied: "Guess not;
| IL looks like rain and / don't want 10
get wet. Go on with the hanging"
al will marry any girl in the room
that will have me,n said half tipsy
young fellow. am take you,l said u
fresh, clear-eyed young girl OF seyen-
teen. And In half an hour the two
were married and being congratulated
by their friends. This actually 90.
Cured only few weeks ago In the
vicinity of Eranklinville, Ohio. The
occasion was country dance; tho
participants were a farmers son and
a farmers daughter, neither of whom
bad exchanged word with each other
until the above scene occurred.
1t happened recently on one of our
ocean steamers. Dinner was Just over,
and the captain was about to help the
clerk TO the dessert, which consisted
of :. large pudding. Having cut off n
slice, he looked about for the hard
sauce. Not seelugit and supposing 1t
had been overlooked, he beckoned To
q waiter, when a lady passenger at his
left, not knowing what he was looking
for, extended the Cjsh in which II had
been, saying sweetly; captain, that
ice cream was so good, | will thank
you for just little more" That was
I where the hard sauce had gone.
The Atlanta Constitution says: "a
Georgia sheriff sauntered Into a bar
room the other day, lit a cigar, and
asked a tall man with a rifle resting
} across his knees TO join him In a
snifter. The tall man was agreeable,
and they filled their glasses and drank.
do you know said the sheriff. ~ he
languidly fished for q small piece OF
! fee In the bottom OF his tumbler--' do
: you know why am like posteflty 2
Really, / don't remember just now,
answered the man listlesslyl why,
+ because said the sheriff, smiling and
> showing pair Of handouts, because
!. l have come after you The tall man
. laughed heartily at the Joke, and aftel
shooting the sheriff and tfeading on
9 the barkeepef's dog. retired TO hl'
3 home wiser II not better man."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14

to-day with view TO advising demo-
cratic senators ON the committee on
privileges and elections, M to the
mode OF procedure, aud demonstrate
Ing against delay, especially In the
case OF Mr., Eustis, who had no con
testant, and In the case OF Mr. Butler
against Mr. Corbin, in which case all
the facts were before the committee.
Without decisive action the caucus
adjourned TO Thursday,
There were some twenty minor con.
iirmations, including E. p, Duand,
postmaster at Plaquemlne, Louisiana,
the only one interesting the south.
Messrs. Leonard, Ellis, Elamand
and Robertson, members Of congress
from Louisiana, called upon the presI-
dent together this morning, aud urged
the appointment OF Eningham Law
renee, as collector Of customs at New
Orleans. Judge Leonard warmly urged
the appointment as the most satisiac-
tory that could be made. The demo.
cratic members stated that Lawrence,
though republican, was u man of the
highest standing and popular with all
classes Of the community.
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A Distressing Delay,

Barbara Ebelheir, theyouug woman
adjudged insane before a Jury of the
county court yesterday, was placed
back in Jail. We learn that she will
have to be kept there till there Ia
vacancy in the asylum at Austin. Yes
terday afternoon she was more violent
than ever, and is giving Captain Dean,
the jailer, a great deal OF trouble. 1t
is almost impossible to keep clothing
on her, and as there Is no female help
at the Jail, the employees are placed ia
rather IN embarrassing position. We
think that immediate steps should be
taken for her removal, or else she will
surely die for want of careful atten-
ton. The jailer and his assistants do
all in their power for her comfort, but
the Institution ia not the proper place
for violent insane woman. 1t is GER
tainly somebody's duty to see to this
matter,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
Hobeson's Administrations of the Navy
Department.

There is what Mr.. Horace Greeley
used to call "sOme mighty interesting
readingn to Taxpayers in the report
of Mr.. Thompson, secretary of the
navy. During the last thirteen years
the sum OF 10000, 600 has been spent
merely in repairing our naval vessels.
The seven sloops of war bull. during
Mr.. Robeson's administration, he re-
ports, are worse than the old ones.
Three of these are now undergoing ex
pensive repairs, and the other four
are kept ahoat at the risk Of the lives
of those on board or the older ships
the original cost of the Pensacola was
100000, and her repairs cost 81 ,0OO,-
900. The original cost Of Kearsage
was $500, 600; che was repaired 1T q cost
Of S600,600. The Lackawanna cost
$3.50, 200; she was repaired at a cost Of
s768, 200.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
Night Associated Press Report

might Associated Press report
In the house, the naval deficiency
bill was passed after debate, in
which the action of the late secretary
OF the treasury, in diverting funds
from one branch of the service to
another, was the principal topic.
Blount, of Georgia, who had charge
of the bill, led the discussion on the
democratic side, and expressed the
intention of that side to have full
and searching investigation into the
management OF the naval departing mt,
while Hale, of Maine, who led the
defense, expressed his conviction that
such All investigation would not show
single dollar diverted from its legiti-
mate uses.
Afterwards the bill to repeal the
resumption act was taken up and de-
hated.
A long cabinet session was held,
mainly occupied in discussing the est
mates of the various departments for
the message.
Senator Hill is in his seat to-day.
Mr.. Metcalfe, republican, received
his certificate ~ elected to congress
from the third Missouri district, issued
under mandamus from the supreme
oNafa
The committee on foreign affairs, o.
the senate, considered the nomination
of Hillard, as minister to Brazil, anC
will give it further consideration mex
meeting.
General Chalmers called to- day upor
the secretary Of war, and procured hi
promise that he would make specls
, recommendation to congress for al
appropriation to reclaim the river from
at Vicksburg as soon as a report from
. the engineers now examining 1t coul'
be received.
The state department has deter
mined to nominate N. Grover, Of Flor
ida, as council to Leghorn.
: Democratic senators had caucu
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VIII Not Accept Ihe Resignation OF
His Ministers, ANA Begs Them 10
Remain az their POsts-The Pope IN
hettor.
Noon Associated Press Report.l
CoNsTANTINoPLE November H.
Reouf pasha telegraphs that Russian
supports from Gabrova, en- route TO
Shipka pass, being obliged TO pass
within our range recently, sustained u
loss OF five hundred killed. Our losses
were tritlng, but include Lissman
pashs, oommaudant OF artillery, killed.
Mouhktar pasha telegraphs under
date Of Sunday that the Russians have
made an entrance In the nelghborhoOd
of Deneboyun, According to intellI
genoe have received from Kars, up
To the 4th instant, that the force in
vestlng that place was not very nu.
merous The principal efforts of the
enemy are directed against Erzeroum.
Osman Pasha's losses are estimated
at two to three thousand men daily
from Russian artillery. Osman Pasha
Is busily engaged constructing fresh
Notifications, with the intention to
hold out AS long AZ possible, rather
than attempt u sortie. Prisoners and
deserters now state that the Turks
hsve six weeks provisions.
Prince Milan presided at an extraor.
binary Servian cabinet council on Sat
urday. IL is stated that the participa.
ton OF Servia In the war was decided
upon and proclamation to the army
has been prepared.
Private kilograms say that the attack
on Er2eroum was renewed on Sunday.
The Turks renewed the attempt to
capture General Shobelotts position on
Sunday morning. This position is an
entrenched hill, near Brestovee
which General Skolbeloil surpris-
ed on Friday and captured with loss
of two hundred and fifty men, includ'
ing several officers.
The German Admiralty are prepar-
ing forces to compel Nicaragua to in
demniiy the German consul for re-
cent assault
LONDON, November l3.--The Times
correspondent says: "There IL much
anxiety In consequence Of the violent
terms with which the motion for in
uuiry into the elections censures the
cabinet. All the great powers have
advised President MacMahon to be
cOnciliatory.n The same correspond.
ent denies that President MacMahon,
in reply to a delegation from a group
of the right, which waited upon him
on the night of the 10Th, said, rs was
reported at the time, that he was right
to rely on the support OF the senate
for a conservative policy, which wss
the only one he was able to follow"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
A Forger Found Guilty-south Caro-
lima state Fair.

COLUMBIA, November 10. The argu-
ment in the trial of L.. Cass Carpenter,
indicted for forging, consumed the
session Of the court until this after
noon, when the case was sent TO the
jury, who returned verdict of guilty.
The defendants counsel gave notice
he would make motion for new trial
The state fair opened to-day with a
fair attendance. Governor Vance will
arrive Tonight and deliver the annual
address tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
Miss Mary Andersen I'm the Lacy Of
Lyons"

NEW YORK, November l8.-Miss
Mary Anderson was warmly received
at the Fifth Avenue theatre in the
Lady of Lyons" The critics gen.
orally speak well of her, but seem to
think that she would appear to better
advantage in tragedy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
sharp Eng0gcmcnt Betwecn the
Cuban Insurgents and Ihe Spanish.


HAVANA, November II, via Key
West On the thirty-hrst ult,, an en-
gagement took place at Pinal Demoyrl,
In the oriental department, bet ween
about four hundred insurgents, under
Macco, and some three hundred Span
ish regular troops, under command Of
Colonel Valensae. The Spanish were
surprised while breakfasting, and lost
twenty-five killed and fifty three
wounded. The wounded were sent to
the hospital at Santiago de Cuba. The
insurgents, 1t is reported, were re.
pulsed with loss, but tho number kill
ed and wounded are unknown.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
'LoDgshorenIcn suspiciOned Of Firing
IA B0nded Warehouse, Causing the
Less of Nearly $500, 900,

SAN FRANCISCO, November ia
fire occasioned the loss OF bonded
warehouse, worth nearly half mil
lion dollars. The lessee OF the ware.
house believes that the fire was OF in
cendiary origin, but declines to give
his reasons for the belief. II is under
stood, however, he has been promi-
nentin movements to reduce the wages
of 'longshoremen, who consequently
threatened to do him some mischief.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
Boiler Expiosion-rwo Knied.

GREENvILLE, Miss, November 10 -
The boiler of the steamer Tom Morgan
exploded. The captain, w. Howell,
and the engineer were killed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
Counsel in the VandsrDiit VIII Cas

Counsel In the Vanderbilt VIII Case
New YORK, November lathe con-
testants to Commodore Vanderbilt's
will are represented by Messrs. Jore-
miah Black, Scott Lord, and South err
land Jenny. The counsel for the exec
utors and legatees We're Judge Com
stock, Henry l.. Clinton and Theodore
,nnd
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Indications.

For the west gulf states: Warmer,
cloudy weather and rain areas, with
southerly winds and falling barome.
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A Little Peenniary embarrassment.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, November Ia
The Rochester Iron company is EN-.
barrassed There are three Judgments,
aggregating $ll 600 against 1t.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SANGER BROS
80 and 5I3 EClm
THROUGH 10
500 and 81 Main Streets.

We shall this week offer very attractive
inducements In every department oi our
vast establishment. III impossible 10 call
attention To more than small fraction OF
our numerous bargains, ana We therefore
ask OF ladies and gentlemen TO ppy W. II
visit denomination with the assurance that
desirable goods nj moderate prices can b,
found In every nook and corner OF our store,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
FOREIGN.

Osman PashaS Losses from 1000 10
5000 Men Dally--It Is RumOrcd
Seryla VIII JOln In the War.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
G!a!h!ng&Gents' diminishing Goods

This department Is the largest in the CITY,
We can fit every ageo man, youth aud boy
at prices which can not fail 10 please.
our Mems Suits at $40 can not be bought
elsewhere at less than sl9.
one lot good quality CHINCHlLLA OVER
COATS at $40, the cheapes, ever offered,
A good sATINET oyERCoAT at 50 ~,
worth a 50.
A great quantity OF White Shirts, Percale
and Cheyiot shirts, and all else appertaln-
ing to flrst-class establishment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
Tho Threatened Crisis In French Affairs
Causes Much Anxloiy-A Resolution
In the Chamber DenOunoes the
Ministers as Rebels.

In View Of tho violent Accusations
Against Them. gresidenI Mao Mahon
VIII Not Accept Iho Resignation OF
his Ministers, ANA BVgs Them 10
Remain az their P0sts-The Pope IN
natfNr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
WASHINGTON.
A Full and Searching Investigation
Into the Management OF The Navy
Department wanted by the
Democrats.
MetCaIfe, Of Missouri, Given Certificate
of Election TO Congress Under a Man.
damus Of the Supreme Court Of
Ms State,

General chalmers Making Strenuous
Efforts for nn Appropriation 10 Re
claim the RtycT Frontal VIoksbuTg-
Louisiana Coug ressmOn Ash the APP
p0iaImont Of Eiiinghan Lawrence as
Iho Collector Of Customs az New Or
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
DOeskin Jeans,

Which was ON exhibition at the Centennial
Exposition at Philadelphia, which we offer
at 81. This goods is equally as well finished
AZ the finest cashmere, and will wear longer
than goods costing double the price.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-28
Ell PADRE VINES.

Hemos tenido el honor de saludar
al sabio Director del Obseryatorio
meteorological del Real Colegio de
Bclen de la Habana, el reverendo
Padre d. Bcnito Vines que Sc ALOHA
en- ell Seminario-colegio de esta ca
pital. Este senior, ventajosamente
conocido Ell ambos mundos por sus
trabaios cientlficos, sepropone, 4 ser
possible, visitar el punto por donde
entr6 en- esta Isla ell huracan del l3
de Setiembre, recoger cuantas obscr-
yaciones sc lc suministren, pasando
quizas, luego Il San Thomas 4 fin de
estudiar la marcha del temporal de
San Felipe y algunos puntos no bien
conocidos de las leyes que rigen los
ciclones, y publican mss tarde I'm Ii
bro dando reglas para ponerse 4 Gu
bierto Ell 10 possible de estos azotes
tan frecuentes EN- esta provincial, la
mas expuesta de las Antillas i los
temporalcs, segun la respectable OPT
Mon del Padre Vines.
Dicho gran meteorologo Sc trasla-
dar;l por terra i Humacao, Yabucoa
y Naguabo, viendo de paso i Rio
piedras, Caguas, Gurabo, Juncos v
Piedras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-28

esta capital " una Inca ferrea que
la una con los almacenes que p0see
EN- Ia Marina.
Fl dia' 6, 1 Ia una de la tarde, Sc
.adiudicara en- plsblica subasta, eH la
Secretarla de Gobierno, el material
de hicrro galvanizado de la antigua
cubierta de la aduana de Humacao
Mayagiiez contribuyo con ST .062
35 para los pobres del huracan de
s. Felipe.
Han sido sorprendidos s jugadores
en- Juncos, siendo multados cada uno
en- 25 Pesetas.
Sc dan las gracias, por Ia Capita
MIA general, 4 D. Felix Lugo, dc s,
German, por el obsequio hecho L Ia
fuerza destacada en- aquel punto,
Por acuerdo de la Comision Per-
manente de Ia Diputacion provincial
sc autoriza 1 los ayuntamientos para
la adquisicion del Diccionarto geogrd-
ftco, estddtatco. drqueot0gsco, drtisttco,
industrial, po1itico, bi5liogratico, y bio
grdtico de Espajio
En- el Parque de Artillerla. Sc pro-
cedera ell 80 1 la subasta de un mulo
in1til para el servicio y Sc hara 10
mismo ell 10 de. febrero, Ell III CONAN
dancia de la Guardia Civil con varios
objetos pertenecientes 4 la escolta de
Caballcrla Cazadores de Puerto
Rico. Sd
Esta vacante Ia plaza dc Inspector
de carnes del nlatadero de esta ciu-
dad, con el sueldo de 500 pesos po-
dram presentarse los solicitantes en-
ell Ayuntamiento dentro el termino
de % dias, i contar desde el Is de
este mes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-28
Boletin Mercantil.

que hasta parecia henchir de maldi-I
cion las apacibles re giones de nuestra
desventurada patriae No henos
visto eruzar desde ent6nces Il Atlan-
tico primero II, 600. y luego 20, 900
hombres destinados / sostener eI
combatido ediicio lie Ia integridad
nacional en- Cuba, eicmplo cstupen-
do de sin igual vitalidad ! PATRIOTS
mo que nos ha Waldo el asombro y
el respeto del mundo entero, cuando
ereian examine 4 Espana, despeda-
zada. sin recursos de ninguna espe-
Gle, caminando en- fin 4 ruinosa BAN
carrota
Que de lisonjeros recuerdos agol-
baba i nuestra mente aver el romeo
son de los canones de esta plaza V
este ejercito en- miniature con nues-
tras autoridades al frente, rindiendo
enthusiastic homenaje al rey de Espa-
na, cuyo feliz santo, gloria tamblen
historical de esta nacion privileglada,
anunciaban con estrepitosa voz, i'm
ponente aspecto y marciales demos
traclones
Pues 81 todas esas satisfacciones
inefables evocaba EN- nosotros ese dla
memorable pucs 81 todos esos re-
cuerdos conmovedores y enthusiasts
hacc surgir ell moribundo enero, al
Dor Va casi extinto del nuevo Y tai yez
feliz ano de 1877, Ell nuestra imagi-
naclon contllsa ante tan molvldables
acontecinientos, bicn podemos des-
pedir con tristeza al par que con sin
cera simpatia i ese mes agonlzante
que va 4 hundirse una y mil vcces
mas en- ell insondable abismo del ITEM
po. porque es un mes dc amables
recuerdos, durante el cual ha visto
nuestra generacion salvarse d Espaila
dos veces de inminentes cataclismos
No hay duda de que enero, concre-
acknowledgements estos tiempos,
es un gran mes para nosotros. Si
en- tan POGO tempo ha hecho benefi-
clos tantos, sde que no habra sido ca
paz desde ell principle de los tiempos,
desde que el mundo es mundos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-28

Nuestro amigo Ell Sr. ID. Policarpo
de Eehevarria, digno captain de vo-
luntarios, qaeriendo solemnizar aun
mas los dias de S. N. Y deseando es-
trechar los sinpatfas que afortuna-
slalnentc existen entire Ell ejercito u
los voluntarios, obsequio i la tropa
de Ia colmnna con lin suculento ran
-cho cytraordinario y al jefe Y oficia-
les que Ia mandan con un almuerzo
en- su casa.
A las cinco de la misma tarde sa-
lio dicha columna en- direction 4
Ponce, oucdando todos los habitan-
tes de Juana-Diaz EN- extreme COM
placidos del ino trato del Jefe y Off
clales y Gle Ia mesura con que Sc
condujeron los soldados.