The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-25

Africa win no design VI huhnB v
and was unaware OF the lAWels
I'd Cnrey, according to Phor'd theory md
ing himself discovered, provoked quar-
rel ia anticipation OF blow, which he ex.
pecled O'Donnell. as an lrishman, woulu
strike, Manslaughter, In Prior's opin,
ion. WAS the utmost that O'D0nnell could
be found guilty Of Every effort IL being
made TO bring witnesses from cape Iowh
TO England. I believe, said Prior, to-day,
that o Donnell will have TAR trial' Us
there is no prejudice against him. 1 10
not expect 10 take public part IN the
trial. but simply to help the other counsel
by suggestion | shall live In London nntii
The trial is finished. have seen y Don
mel, and he impresses me as simple-mlhu-
ed, ingenious Irishman, anything but an
assassin, The trial will occur IN the MD
dle of Novembe and last two or three days.
AMBASSADOR RESIGNED.
PARIs, Oct. 81, 1t is reported that me
French ambassador a. Madrlu mas resisneu;
He il believed TO be succeeded by General
Billot,
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 21.-Stephen Dinners
hoy OF IS years, was shot in the leg to-day,
bv n companion named Edward Beck, ana
50 badly wounded that amputstion was
necessary. he shooting came about over
a quarrel over tomato found IN the neiu.
UNPREcEDENTED RISE.
LITTLE Rock, Oct 2l.-The Gazette's
Batesyil'e, Arkansas. special says The
White river at that point has been rising
Iour inches an hour tor the last forty-eight
hours, ipundating at least 12OO0 acres OF
corn, and in this county the damage 10
small farms on the river are almost lrrepar-
able and will leave a large number IN
suffering condition, and some VIII NOT De
able to survive the winter without assls-
lance. This is an unprecedented rise ior
this season of the year. Water is higher
now than it has been for the last ten years,
except on the 9th of May, 1889
MINT DIRECTORS REPORT.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81 .-Burchard. director
of the mint has prepared the fol.oWlnS
statement, showing The specie and paper
circulation of the United States on OCTOBER
1st, 1888, with description in treasury ana
ia banks and general circulatlon;, Iotai'
gold bullion SCI 1888 8l6 silver bullion,
Is l07 9lI: gold coin, $I44, 446 726, 500 065.-
973 S544 5l2 500; silver dollars, STA 5o? ,372,
$50 1888, 527. Sl52 $40, 500; silver fractional
coin. S26. $50 161 $54 40 1853. $50 9ZD "A;
Gold certificates, $27 4S0 800. 800 0l4 N0,
$50. 495 $40, silver certificates, -$l5 56S ,2oO,
1891 96l' S94 400 24i; United States notes,
$37,. 1874 420 $500, 4S6 $3.50, S546 6sl, Uioi
national bank notes, $60ll7lO, $34I 3Z1,-
96l, 1858 ,671: fractional currency; So Go
036 937 1903 Sc 902 800 totals, $43o oiZ 49o,
81 l9l 1855 324: 81 $50 597 823 The amount
and character of the money held by national
banks, remained the same as the date OIL
the last published statement. The circnia-
tion held by the public aud banks, other
than national increased, $40, lis, 635 for the
year ending Oct LIST 1888
LANDLoRDIsM DENOUNCED.
LoEpoN, Oct. 2l--A National league de-
kxy ha
held at Wexford Sunday. Davitt, Healy, |
Sullivan, Learry and small members OF par
lament were' present. Davltt denounced
landlordism, and said that he regret.
ted to observe that the National league diu
not present the solid frontit possessed three
yesrs ago. He asked the manhood OF the
country to push forward the organization
until victory should crown, or defeat over
come it. efforts. Healy mentioned that the
rate of interest under the laborer's act, was
too high. and he warned the people against
land grabbing. At the the banquet Healy
was presented with a purse OF LOU, from
the residents OF county Wexford.
WORK OF AN INcENDIARY.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 21-C. B. Thurtson d.
sons carriage and farm implement ware
house and saleroom, were totally destroyed
by fire tonight. A number OF other build
ings were damaged by water. Thurston's
Ioss on building is So 900. and on stock $780,
)Os. tia believed to be fully insured, but
none of the firm can be found tonight. A
number of inceudiary fires have been start
FL In the city during tue week, end these
IRE believed to be the woik OF the same
gang.
DETR YED BY FIRE.
MOUNT VEHEoN, Oct. u "A lire last night
DESTROYED row OF iranit stores on MAIN
street. Loss, $40 600.
MTTRnTRpTg THIEF,
ROCHESTER,, Oct. q j 1hn Kelly murder
I'd Jacob Luiz, and severely injured son
IF the latter. His motive was to steal
BIO.
CONVENTION ELECTION.
GUAYAoUIL, Oct. q The. convention
elected Jose Msria Plscido Casniaoo as
provisional president OF the republic.
TREATY OF PEACE
LIMA, Oct. 2l.-Ths Diero official an
1ounces the signing OF treaty OF peace
asst night at Anchor, between the Cniilian
and General Yglesias. The
,ulIetin adds. as Lima and Callao will with
n two days be occupied by t1e Peruvians.
he Diaro official will no logger be pub
lshed.
LISBON, Oct. ala crisis exists in the
Portuguese cabinet, owing to troubles con.
lected with the approaching municipal
,lacLlous. The minister Of the interior and
Minister of the marine have resigned. Sig
Tor De Fontes Pereira DE Wells, pr sident
II the council, has readjusted the cabinet.
md no change in the policy is involved.
SILVER JUBILEE.
MILWAUKEE,, Oct. N.-The celebration OF
he Silver Jubilee, Of Vica General Betz,
ook plsce to-day and was made an event
II interest and importance 10 Catholic CT
les. The exercises we're long and impress
We. the attendance was large. The notable
eatures we're a banquet and presentation
o the jubilant, Of many handsome pres
ints.
BERLIN, Oct. 2l.-Princess Victoria,
laughter Of crown prince, Frederick Will
lam. has been betrothed 10 the hereditary
,rlnce, AnhAlt.
coEFLAeRATfoN. II
CHICAGO. Oct. 2l.-The Inter-0cesn, ,
irand Have o, Michigan shops, Steam Man ,
liacturing company aud contents, with
warehouse, paint shop and lumber yard,
nd three or four small dwellings, were |
,urned this morning. Loss, s5OU0O' partly
insured.
,7alvFsror. Oct. 2l.-Fire tonight de- {
troved the two story building corner ave- I
ne I and Thirty-seventh streets, own :
4 bv a man named Cough, and occupied
: . dwelling and general store. by Ger
nan named Huffman. The cOnhagrsiion {
rss osc.sioned By the explosion OF lamp. ,
soss, e. 600, fully insured. 1
WssHrreT'E. Oct 1i-For ibe gull states, Q
,srtir ciquded weather, local rains. Winds I
Mostly uortbeasterly. Stationary or fall. +
ne bsr1fnatar aud temperature
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