The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-06-21
TELEoRAPuIo NEWS.

the heads Of departments WIZ cuil Oh
the President 10 transact routine Dusi-
ness.
Among the callers on the President
this morning were Robert savage ana
Osborne, commissioners appointed 10
inquire into outragcs and deprcdations
on the Rio Grandc. Although the Wis
il was mainly of. courtesy, there was
some talk about the results of the III
ouiry. The President expressed nm
self satisfied with the labors OF the
commission and remarked that he
would do all in his power to afford the
required relief to those who had so Sc
verely suffered by the raids.
II was stated. several days ago, that
there would he about twenty changes
in Consulatcs, for the benefit OF the
Presidents Southern political friends
Several have already been made, the
latest being the appointment of IL. H.
Myers, of Alabama, as Consul ut Ham
ilton, Ontario, in place of Blake, sus-
pended. .u
The President has also appointed the
following rs Internal Revenue COL
lectors: j. Andrews, Third District OF
Michigan; A. Noes, Third District OF
Illinois; and VIM. Dcfrees, of New
Mexico, Indian Agent for the Man
ouois, Pueblo and Alline Indians, vice
Caruthers, resigned.
WASHINGTON, June l9.-Secretary
Robson has made his statement from
the evidence of the rescued Poiaris
crew. He don't know whether Cap
tain Hall died natural death, but
thinks the abandonment OF part OF
the crew on n foe of ice an accident.
He has no doubt that Captain Budding
ton was drunk, but rs the liquor was
exhausted, and Buddington, when sober,
n most excellent seaman, feels sure the
Polaris was managed to the best adVan-
taue He will charter the Tigress to
go in search of the Polaris. Cross pur-
poses undoubtedly existed on tho Po-
laris.
ST. LOUIS, June 19.-While a train
with two engines attached, belonging
TO the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railroad. and train with one engine,
beiongin to the st. Louis, Kansas
CITY and Northern Railway, were run
ming as one train on the Hannibal and
st. Joseph Railroad, few miles from
Kansas City, on Saturday last, they
collided with train running west, and
the four locomotives were almost de-
stroyed. Several stock cars were
smashed. The four engineers were al
more or less injured and it is thought
that the injuries to one of them, Sny-
der, will terminate fatally. The loss
by the destruction of engines and cars Is
estimated at $4,000. 90,
MADRID, June ia majority OF the
Finance Committee of the Cortes are
in favor of abolishing the law granting
pensions to members of the Cabinet,
and OF placing them on the same loot
ing with other functionaries.
LONDON, June ia dispatch from
on board the Great Eastern, dated
noon yesterday, reports that up to that
hour 443 miles of cable had been pnyed
out The ship was III latitude 53' ~
and longitude 2Oo 3G.
VERSAILLES, June 14.--Ihe case OF
NJ. Ranc was taken up in the Assem-
bly this morning, and gave rise to an
animated debate, which was participa-
ted in by large number o.
Deputies. A member of the Left of
fered Resolution directing an inquiry
into the charges against Ranc before
IN authority, before the prosecution be
uiyeD. The resolution was rejected by
q vote of four hundred and fifty nays
against two hundred yeas. The report
of the special commission granting
Honnro1 JjAndmirauIt authority t.
,Irnaoo',to NJ Ranc was then adopted
~, vnte NJ fmnr bundred and eighty
a. :, 70 ono hundred and thirty-seVen.
ny S,r w TnI,,S Innn I0-The Railroa,
T;cd r,1,,r,non Cnnventiou meets mex
,aa av Of Richmond, Va.
HALIFAX, June 19.-Thc ship Dor
ris, from New Providence, brought 81.
coSos of yellow fever-One buried n
saa
n ,o,yy,yyr June 10. THE state
,.a,,t ruhJ,shnd in fine Nashville Ban
, ntn.,v torGnv morning. that the chol
40 ~, ;1,ra,,oilnf here and that there wa
) narfoct manic and that thousand
. peit aao;nro - TO thn mountoins. il i'm
y onvroct Thare is no such disease here
corr - hno, mo undertokcr
r Hor nus unio,u a Ill nv to thr nresen
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