Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16


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Bu,l,E io'ling HE Federal c''s', no
pIed TOT certificate Of milrnee sui per
uirm. asa memher Of Tho legisiAihge'
witch was properly refused. The valiant
faY- Iook up lu'lrrs quarrel AMI made
demand uIon Tho Comptroller, which was
treated with contempt, hntler pressed his
claim, and Bicdsoe instituted proo:ed'nss
against him for obtaining money under
false prslsnsSs. Butler was placed under
Sio1p hpnd. This did no, Fhit radical
;m. Why, II was an Insult TO the very
dignity OF the rariyi buileg must be re-
leased, hut how? Al, here is military
Judge Walker lie Is an aspirant for re-
appointment, and Of course lisa willing
tool. ''1he deed Is DONE In n few days
;his hluc.coaicl and srlf.siyird Judge (who
In the face OF facts and law had released
this man Butler, on a writ of hnlcns cor
pnsl called npon Mr. llr'lEoe To have bis
warrants siEnrj for services NJ Judge.
Are you hot an onic,r in the United
States seryiceY
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State"
Exit Walker, who procurcs the above
charges against lIled,"e,
Special TO the Galveston News.l
htst,S. duly l. NEGRO MitiTn SWARM
iSd.-Ihis city is crowded with fifteenth
amendments, nine out Of ten armed with
six shooters. Such is the fix the Governor
las put himself in by forcing the adoption
Of the Militia bill, which he processes not
TO intend or desire 10 enforce. IL Is evil
den, that he will be overrun with applica-
iinns for the acceptance of negro conra
nics, whose organization has been attended
TO hy white carpct-baggcrs, with plumber
and rapine in view.
Senator Flanagan, senior arrived yes
icrday. Strong hopes are entertained that
he will stop the seuscless course his party
here have adopted.
The excluded Senators will probably be
seated shortly.
AUSTIN, Jrly 5-Senatc.--An act to au-
thorizc the consoi,la ion Of the lmlianoh
Rnlrold Company with the San Antonio
and Mexican Gulf Railroad, under the
name of the Gulf Western Texas aud Pa
cfc Railroad, was reported back favorably.
Bills TO authorize the transmission OF
criminal process by telegraph; and TO pro-
vide for The payment Of District Attoruics,
PRO tenn, passed unanimously.
A bin TO improve the sanitary condition
Of Galvcsien was read first and second times
nlld referred to the judiciary Committee.
Housc.-liills were introduced creating
ilc office of State Engineer and General
Superintendent of Public Works; to rcgn-
late rates of fare and freight on railroads ;
to incorporate the Rio Grande Railroad
Company, and concerning nine and ten pin
alleys.
The International railroad Eli passed
the final reading by vote of fifty-fou TO
fourteen.
The senate was in executive session to-
day, but have not heard the results.
The excluded Senators are almost certain
u be rcscatcd tomorrow.
AUSTIN, July G.--The following nomina-
tons were sent to the Senate by the Cover
nor today
George IL. Noonan, for Judge of the 23d
District.
]. =. Richardson, for Judge of the 9th
District.
Henry Money, for Judge of the 22d Dis
NJ. II. Wheeler, for Judge of the 9th Dis
trict
W. II. Parsons, Major General of Militia.
Gustave Lefler, Superintendent Of I'm
migration.
Senate.-The printing bill is the special
orJer for tomorrow. -
Bills to incorporate the Pecos 1rrigating
and Manufacturing Company; TO extend
time for renewing files and making loca-
tons and surveys and returns of field notes
on valid certificates, and to incorporate
Texas and Mexico Railroad, Steamship and
Telegraph Company, were introduced.
Bills prohibiting the carrying of deadly
weapons and to amend the code of crimi-
nal procedure, passed.
Bowers, Flanagan and other arrested
Senators are not yet reseated.
Uouse.--The Committee reported back
fnvorubly the bill TO incorporate Caranka-
hua bridge and Road Company TO cross
Galveston Bay; also, to incorporate Jeffcr-
son and Western Railroad Company.
Bills we're introduced to establish merid-
JAMS Of true North and South lines 10 in
corporate Houston Paving and Improve
ment Company; TO incorporate Houston,
Texas and Red River Railway Company;
and to incorporate Texas and Mexico Rail
way, Steamship and Telegraph Company.
Bills passed Incorporating Houston Real
Estate and Banking Company; for the re-
lief Of the Eastern Texas Railroad Compa-
ny; authorizing Commissioner Land Office
10 Issue patents for certain landsi appro-
printing twenty-five thousand dollars for
printing and contigent expenses; to regu-
late the bearing of deadly weapons.
The act incorporating the Screwmen's
Benevolent Association, was engrossed and
read third time.
Agreat deal of routine business was done.
Col. VIM. Alexander declines seat on