The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-02

missioner had left no list of e.hihitor,
nor ths plan of arrangement Of places for
american exhibitors everything for the
American section is in confusion Thu
exhibition managers, however, are afford
ing Oil facilities for classification Of Amer
lean geods.
=, MADRID, May l.--Don Alphonso is near
Monresa, in the province of Barcelona. Al
, ,r head Of about two hundred Carlists
ms wlie accompanies him. The Carlists
continue to burn railroad stations, using
petroleum, to facilitate their marches.
LATER.
a telegram from Cervon, in the prov
ihee Of Lerida, near The line Of Barcelona.
announces that the troops had come ND
WIN and defeated Don AlphOnsos band,
before reported in that vicinity.
VIENNA, May 1.-The Worlds Exposition
was inausuraled, this afternoon, by the
emperor of Austria, with imposing cere.
monies, in the presence of vast assem-
oiage of people from all parts Of the Earth.
Tho proceedings began with IN address
from Archduke Charles to the Emperor
consratulating His Majesty on the auspi-
cieus event, and asking him to pronounce
the Exhibition open.
The Emperor replied briefly, expressing
his satisfaction vt the completion Of prop.
arations for the great work, and then
formally declared tina Universal Rxhibi-
Of 1873 opened.
NEW YoRK, May The Broadway
Bank today called in Sl,200NOO on ac-
cout' of the payment Of interest and ma
tuning bonds Of the CITY.
s0PREMg COURT pEcistay.
ST. LOUIS, May 1.-The Supreme couri
has declared unconstitutional ah act o.
the Legislature establishing what is known
as the west city Limits, aud which has
since heeu added to the cityas the Thir-
teenth ward, The acl also provided for
board of Park Commissioners, with mower
to purchase and condemn land for park
purposes, issue bonds and levy aud col
loot taxes, all of which have been done,
and will now have to be undone, leading
to many complications and much vsxa-
ton.
DEATH OF COMMODORE SMITH.
Commodore Vim. Smith, who was in
command Of the frigate Congress when
sunk by the rebel ram Merrimac, is dead
aged 10 years.
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
Advices from Marshall county, Ken
lucky, give an account Of q terrible trag-
edy in that county few days ago.
1t appears that year ago, Mr.. James
Dougherty married daughter of Howard
Smith, and that they lived together I'M
happily, and finally separated. On Sun
day last, Smith told Dougherty that he
could settle the difficulty between him
and his wife. DOugherty instantly shot
the old man dead and fled. Subsequently
he was captured and Was being taken
back to Marshall county, when son Of
the murdeaed Smith, being one of the
capturing party, fired on Dougherty,
wounding him in the hand and arm, after
which he clubbsd his gun, and with the
butt end of it crushed DOugherty's head
into jelly.
New York, May l.--0tis D. Swan &
Co. suspended,
The Chamber Of Commerce held It's an
nual meeting to-day, and reelected VIM.
f. Dodge, President, and George 0pdyks,
William Vermilice, Samuel d. Babcocl
and Solomon Humphreys, Vice Presidents,
aud A. A. Lowe, Chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee.
The May interest on the bonds of the
Mobile and Montgomery Railroad Com
pany has been detaulted. The President
of the company in u circular, however,
says it will be paid soon.
ROME, May lin consequence OF an
adverse vote in the Chamber. of Deputies
on the appropriation for an arsenal at To-
ronto, the Ministers have rendered tothe
King their designations which have been
accepted. No announcement has yet been
made of the names Of statesmen TO whom
the formation Of the new Ministry has
been trusted.
LONDON, May l.--Bullion increased fifty
five thousand pounds. Turpeltins 4Ss TO
433s.
New YORK, May 1.--Steamer Francis
Wright, hence for Wilmington, N. c., sunk
at sea, to-day. Crew saved.
The strike of the Crispins was success
full. The men are now working at new
rates.
Rio JANERIo, May 1.-The ministry
have divided upon the proper course in
the dispute batween clergymen and Free
Masons.
The yellow fever has almost disappeared
from Rio and other seacoast towns.
HAVANA, May lin consequences Of the
great decline in sugars at Board Exchange,
heavy sugar contractors loose heavily,
Buyers Of Exchange are careful. 1t is
believed that Havana houses, with few ex
ceptons, will be able to stand the losses,
though it is feared in ease of further de-
cline that prominent foreign and domestic
hsuses will be compelled 10 suspend.
New YORK, May l.--Captain Fairchild,
of the Old Dominion steamer Francis
Wright, reports; April ~ 1888 Pm,
sha on port engine broke in stern stu'-
ling box, carryingsway -lseye, dead wood
sc. in after part of ship; ship iiliing up
rapidly with water; engineer iinding IL
impossible 10 stop leak, shut off the sea
injection, put on the bilga injection and
donkey pumps, also pu. mate VITA All
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