The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-21
SUNDAY TELEGRAMS.


BLOWN OVER.
LONDON, Nov. i9.-Fears of an Austria.
Russian war seem not warranted. Plener
and the reporter of the committee on for
e'gn office budget, who at the sitting of the
Austrian delegation in Pesth Thursday, in
timated the possibility of war with Russia,
are unofficial persouages. Their utter
ances are not regarded rs authoritative.
GOOD sEND-oFF.
MADRID, Nov. l9.--rhe infant princess
was baptized IN the presence II members Of
the court, grandees, the Spanish ministers,
representatives OF foreign powers and depu
taions from the senate and chamber OF
deputies. The empress of Austria was
represented by the queens mother.
WHOLESALE ARRESTS.
LYONS, Nov l0.-Twenty.i persons, in.
Guiding three foreigners, were arrested to-
day on the charge OF being members of an
association formed for the purpose of
ionehting strikes among workmen obtain
ing general division of property and de-
stroyinS sentiments OF patriotism in PEG.
pie.
GOING TO THE CONGO.
fARis, Nov, l9.-The Liberte announces
thst IN consequence of treaty concluded
French eunboat will be dispatched to the
Congo river.
ooLuMBus, GA, Nov, 10-Dr. John Il.
Bacon. a prominent physician, ex.mayor
aud president OF the board of health of this
city, died this evening.
ANOTHER MARINE DISASTER
BALTIMORE, Nov l0-The steamer Al
siefs, nom New Orleans for New York, re-
ports collision with the iourmasted
schooner W. l.. White, at / q. M, thirty
miles ". y. H. OF Five Fathom bank. The
schooner was struck amidships and sank
within twenty minutes. The crew escaped
by cutting boat from the dayts and
boarding the steamer The steamers bow
plates were badly broken Under water, the
Wn collision compartment filing with
wafer Inc steamer was saved by her bulk.
head.
Will STRIKE.
PlrTsBuRG Nov. l0.-Both miners and
operators are somewhat at sea concerning
the strike Tor an advance, which is an
houhceu To commence Tomorrow. 1t Is re.
ported that meeting of operators WAS
held yesterday, AT which it was decided TO
resist the demand and that reports indicate
That the miners would not strike generally
Inc miners officers deny thi-, and say that
unless lhe advance is granted the whole dis.
trlct Will be out in Il few days
BLAZE IN ST LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10 The planning mill of
Theodore WicgeroiT Fourth street, be.
tween Missouri and st. Louis avenues, in
East St Louis, together with the uox fac.
tory OF Kaiser Bros, and four frame build
inss burned about O'Clock this morning
Loss, ABOUT $4,000 no insurance.
WHO FIRED FIRST?
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. ia sueCial TO
IN Couricr'Journal from Paris, Kentucky,
says. After midnight Saturday IL porty All
young men went into the bar
room OF the Bourbon house
and after some words with William
Seorist, night clerk, the party lett, followed
to the door by the clerk Other words fol-
lowed, when Joseph Redman fired shot
and Secrist fell. A bail from 32.calibre
pistol struck him i'll the stomach, ranging
upward and coming out near the left shout.
der. lie cannot recover. Redman, when
arrested was found to be wounded in the
LOFT arm above the elbow, and says Secrist
irei iirst, and when he felt the sting OF his
bullet he fired at SGorist.
TINKERING WITH THE TARIFF.
WASHINGTON Nov. l0-rhc argument of
the Metropolitan Industrial league before
the tariff commission, prepared BY
Charles II. Hill, of the state department,
has Just been issued from the government
printing Office in volume OF 200 pages,
supplemented with diagrams showing
the degree OF influence that several cond.
lions affecting the results of tariff have
In the principal countries of the world. Mr..
Hi recommends rational reduction and
abolition OF tho duplex system in cotton
goods, an increase of rates in hemp, jutc
and flax, protection to American wines and
brandies against foreign authorizations
material changes in the rates of metals and
minerals, and that u duty of So per ton be
placed on iron ore slight notifications in
breadstuils, provisions and animals. The
existing average rates in sugar are gSner.
ally endorsed, but the abolitiomer duplex
rates Is strongly urged, protection 10 silk
culture and Keeling IL also recon-.
mended, the aboitiQS 81 duty on lumber
Is likewise advised, In wool and WOODEN
goous slmppaication and consistent revision,
contemplating change from the duplex sys.
tein W mn al valorem rate, isreCommended
Muuty OF ~ per cent. on quinine is advised
20 the free list are added twenty-five arti-
cles heretofore rated, among which are
spirits OF turpcntino, sponges, crude salt.
peter, rosin, asphatum and nitrate of
lead, Material changes are recommended in
internal revenue taxes, involving the aboli-
ton OF the tax ON some articles now speci.
ned. Referring TO revival OF our mcr-
chant marine, Mr., Hill says: In our in
dustries ut home, as well rs in our credit
abroad, there is no source OF personal EN-.
ployment and national pride so
great as ship.bulding. Let CON
gress properly give support to
our mail transport and demand for
American bull. ships will Immediately
prove the fallacy and absurdity of the po-
sition that Americans can't build ships,
and the foolish assertion that tariff Of 3
per cent. of ships cost, In crude material,
could affect the conditions OF our shipping
community. A tariff tribunal, comprised
OF the United States commissioner OF Gus
toms, representatives elected from the mor-
chants or manufacturers, and third arbi.
TRAITOR selected by both, similar in provision
to the tariff tribunal of France, Is earnestly
recommended.
PENSACOLA,
PENSACOLA, FLA, Nov. l0.-Two deaths
from fever Norep0rt of new cases has beer
made known.
RELIC GONE.
rIrrsriELr, MASS, Nov. l0.--The Congrc,
gational church at Richmond large
wooden structure built over one hundred
years ago, has burned. Loss, $4,000; In,
surance, $4,000,
LEo TO SPEAK.
ROME, Nov. l9-Early in December III,
Pope will preconizate u number of Italian
and Spanish bishops and deliver an impor.
tant speech.
CAN'T 60 TuE WHOLE uoG.
MADRID, Nov. l0.-Ministerial papers
state that while the ministry are conscious
OF tho great Importance OF the adhesion OF