Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.

.illought in shfswd eiIde- chat ihu
|Iu.klux movement Il meFely q fe-
'hiolo 10 deiAin Consrsss tiii Tie no
minioian Comuiissionefs rciafn.
iladloy has hoon sworn IN - GOV
ernOr Of Arkansas. Clayton u
coming hero. liyfOrs rrsignins
Gov. Clayton signed some thousand
commissions, Pussins his friends IN
Oilico.
Tho total subscription 20 the new
loan amounts 10 sl6, 900, 900.
The senate Committee OF Elections
reported ia favor OF Hamilton as
Senate for Texas, The committee
will consider other eases on Mon
day. This seat defeats tho claims
OF Gen, Reynolds,
Gov. Aioorn lelegFaphs tho Con-
gressiOnal delegation that the State
has ample authority Ia punish out
RACES on the northeastern border,
ssAFR.-Sherman's resolution,
inslrueting tho Judiciary Commit
teo To report tho ku,klux, was dis
eussed all day, Sherman, in sup
porting his resolution, said In eleV-
On Southern States the public con
dition was ono unparalleled in nor
ror and aqarthy. tif -'i'
Davis, Stevenson, Johnson and
Lewis spoke. ...."
Lewis said Virginia was as peace
iGl us any State in this Union, aud
denied the existence Of kn'hluS
organizations there. Johnson sup
ported his colleague, Sherman re
LIED that no could sibs,antiato the
assertions OF the preamble to the
resolution, which arrests, in affect,
the subversion by armed, disguised
and lawlcss men, mainly soldiers of
the late rebel armies, ofall civil an-
thority in large parts Of tho lato in
surrectionary States. That persons
and property arc unsafe, the rights
of citizens denied, and courts pow
crless, by organized perjury, to
punish crime. He went on TO give
an epitome of the evidence elected
by the Outrage Committee.
Bayard is TO spcals on Monday.
Tho Senate then adjourned.
Unless tho extremists are chokcd
off, the session will DO indefinitely
prolonged. '.
Stevensons maiden speech was
excellent. r' ,'Hn
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1S.-Thc
steamship Japan has arrived from
China and japan. Her Command
err reports that on January II he
sent boat to Midway Island, which
was unable to land in consequence
of the heavy surf. The crew saw
no signs of life on the Island. The
steamer brings sixteen Japanese
students for Europe and New York.
1904 packages merchandise; 349
packages silk; 1919 packages teas.
LONDON, March 1S.-rhe proto-
col of the Black Sea Conference is
concluded and signed by the seven
powers. The features are concilia-
tory.
The Empress Eugenic is still
waiting for the Emperor's arrival
at Dover.
PARIS, March 1S.-The reports OF
Monmartrc are still held by the in.
surgents. 4a4
Seventeen of the Partisan Deputies
to the National Assembly have re,
solved upon a fresh appeal to the
Monmartre insurgents for modera.
ton, and insist upon u surrender Of
the cannon in their possession to
the authorities. The National
Guard have transported tifty-siS
cannon from Place de Il Voges to
BelIeville to prevent their seizure.
The Monmartrcsts have greatly
increased their vigilance in prepa
ration for decisive measures expect.
ed from the authorities.
The rappel was beaten in several
quarters this morning. ,r
Tho mortality is rapidly decreas!
ing in Paris.
General Faron, with 300 men
blockaded Monmartre, several Off
GERS being taken prisoners. A large
crowd of the National Guard sur
rounded them.
Armed soldiers of the line frater.
nize in the streets with the people,
who are out in great Numbers, and
shout "Vive la Republique
BERLIN, March 1S.-The Cross
Gazette, a serhi-oflicial organ, says
If the French persecutc returning
Germans, the Prnssians must reoc
cupy the cnvirons Of Paris, and pos
sibly the city.