The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-12

ILLNESS OF THE POPE, sata.g Hrs
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Worlds spe
ciaI from Rome says the Pope is sufferinl
from rheumatic fever and liberation n
the leg His illness is extremely serious
factory in Rome was DESTROYED b,
lightnlngi forty buried in the ruins, fy,
killed and seven wounded.
ON THE WAR PATH.
ST. Louis, April 1.-THE Lawrence
lhan.) journal learns that the Kiowas
Cheyennes and Arrapohoe Indians mr.,
preparing for war, and that the Govern.
ment is reinforcing all the forts in West.
ern Kansas and south of that section, and
extra troops are ordered to the front Two
companies of cavalry have arrived, and
TWO more on the road. Every prospect Of
lholan troubles on tho frontier this
Spring
The Leavenworth Times, of recent
date, says all trustworthy accounts from
the frontier represent the ArrapahOes and
Cheyennes making preparation for cam.
paign of determined fighting.
Young men of the Cheyennes scOrn the
peace policy, and are anxious to 90 on the
war path. Cid chiefs, who visited Wash
ington and noted the extent of the white
population en- route. advised peace, but
the impulsive young warriors wont
listen. ......
SAN FRANCISCO, April --NoOn-Ap-
ache raids into Mexico are undated.
Robberies and murders are frequent.
The Mexican government has author
iied the construction of u telegraph line
through San Alos and Sonora.
ARKANSAS Cry, Aprils The rescue
party sent to protect and warn surveyors
ON the Cinnamon River, has returned.
They found the bodies of four surveyors
terribly mutilated. Denn.ngs body has
been brought back; the others buried on
the spot. The party encountered band
OF Cheyennes who made hostile demon
strations, but did not venture to attack.
NEW York, April 1.-THE Senate pos.
tai car commits ee heard the ar
gument to-day of Cuylcr Of Philadelphia,
who held that the Government had no
more constitutional right to force railway
companies to perform services for nothing,
or for unsatisfactory compensation, than
to take citizens residences and turn them
into post Offices, and denied Congress the
power to fix compensation for carrying
the mails.
GOOD FRIDAY.
Gold, stock, cotton and produce OK
change closed, and the courts have ad-
journed over till tomorrow The banks
are open, it not being legal holiday
Services in the Episcopal and Roman
Catholic Churches largely attended.
Stores are generally open.
There are no street quotations on either
stocks or gold to-day, as the regular mem
bers of the stock exchange are prohibited
by rules from dealing in money of either
except exchange open. tE
Comptroller Green reports that the re-
du9tion of expenses of city advertising in
1872, under those of the year previous.
Unless the Legislature passes laws order
ing additional advertising, the current
year will keep expenses inside of $780,
900.
A full supply Of gas was let on TO. day.
Noon.--,Ihe strikers are applying for
work at the old rates.
AN UNwELCoME VISITOR.
The Sergeant at Arms Of the Legisla-
ture arrived here to-day to arrest Jay
Gould, VIM. NJ. Tweed and J B. butcher,
charged with contempt in not appea ring
before the Investigating Committee when
summoned. Tweed could not be found,
and search is now being made for Gould
and butcher.
LEASE OF A RAILROAD.
AT q meeting of the stockholders of the
Atlantic and Greast Western Railroad to-
day, it was resolved to ratify the lease of
the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
and Indianapolis road to the Great West
ern. Mr. Hutchip, Vice President pre-
sided. ..Nfs tFf5
PARIS, April ll.-Fifty million francs
went to Germany, on the 9th, in further
account of the war indemnity.
New YORK, April 1l.-Mr. Medille
withdrew from the civil service commits
sion on account of the Presidents order
of ipCompatibility Of State and Federal
Offices. The President accepted Medillos
resignation, and gives assurance that the
rules of civil service shall be maintained.
THE STRIKERS.
The gas strikers mold private meeting
Tonight They will have grand mass
meeting. The president of the gasmens
society says the organization is now COM
plete and general strike will result be-
fore a week.
Work has been commenced on the East
River bridge to connection. r.....
NEW ORLEANS WAR VESSELS.
A Washington special says private ad-
vices from New Orleans state that five
monitors there are being repaired and got
ready for service, besides which there are
three other monitors and gunboats ready
1t is believed that this has some connec-
ton with recent movements on the Rio
Grande.
THE FREsHET.
Breaks on the Erie railroad caused by
the freshets have been repaired. Trains
are now running without interruption.
No markets to-day.
DIDN'T ABDICATE.
PHILADELPHIA, April l1.-Brigham
Young telegraphs to papers that his rcsig.
nation of secular offices does not affect his
position as President Of The Mormon
Church, in which capacity he shall still
exercise control.
MovEMENT0F GOVERNMENT TROOPS. IA
Fort SooTT, April 1.-THE United