The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-03
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April National assembly have been
for two days debating the municipal lily
biII' The discussion to-day, closed with u
gmost remarkable scene. Hernes, radical,
Sdlyided the COMMITTEES report, which ac-
cocmpanied the bill, calling it trumpery.
'Iha Marquis de Grammout bitterly re-
isrded and accused the Deputy of imper-
tinence. President Grey called the Mar.
4nis to order, but he refused to retract
his language. Members Of the night ex-
asperated at the call for order, threatened
70 quit the chamber. President Grey
made dignifed speech, in which he in
lmated that he should resign, and dcclar-
led the sitting ended. The house woke
arp, amid intense excitement. Deputions
'ol all shades of political opinion waited
pn Grey tonight and begged him to over
look the incident, but it is expected that
lis resignation will be offered tomorrow.
Loss OF STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC.
New York, April Among the cabin
Passengers of the lost steamship Atlantic,
thc only ones now known are W. II. Mer-
ftt and wife, of New York, his sister Miss
Merritt, and Miss Scrimser.
81 No copy of the list of passengers Of the
steNmship Atlantic has been received in
the city. The agent of.the line here says
that his dispatches from Halifax, received
lnSt night, state that none of the Atlantic $
I cargo had tloated, which he considers an
Evidence that the steamers hull had not
broken up. People who had friends on
board crowded the office of the White Star
Line, hoping to learn the names of the
Survivors, but as no list had been received,
20 information could be given them. The
terrible disaster is the only topic Of dis
enssion this morning and a
HILL investigation is demanded by
the public so that the responsibility for
thc disaster may be fixed on the proper
parties.
Halifax, N. S., April 2.--The steamship
Delta, dispatched to the scene of the wreck
of the Atlantic has not yet returned, and
Ne have no later information. Tho AT
hntic had nine hundred Storage passen-
gers and fifty cabin passengers. Not a
Single woman or child was saved.
" New York, april mo reliable detail Is
q the disaster to the Atlantic have yet
been received. .t
The City of Montreal, due to-day, brings
adopicale list OF passengers Of the At
giantic. The company has sent an agent to
Provide for the support Of the survivors.
Boston, April 1T is reported that
russell Sturges and Franklin W. Smith
We're passengers on the Atlantic.
London, April 2.-The Atlantic disaster
y the universal theme OF conversation.
. The companps Office is thronged with
the friends of the passengers. ~
London, April .-Noon.-Consols 92i
70 023 fv~ o.
Paris, April 2-Rentes So to So.
n Liverpool, April 2--Cotton opened
sstedyi uplands, % to %; Orleans, % to
" Later,-Cotton quiet; GALES $4,000 for
population and 1000 for export. From
Savannah or Charleston in March and
April, 81; same ports in April, 81. Cot
nn.closed unchanged sale include 5000
american.
"A Domestic.
81 New York, April 2-The David s. Mil
hr, the first boat Of the season, reached
.Roughkeepsie to-day.
3 A general strike of the house paint
rs for three dollars per day is apprehend-
q in the vicinity of Springfield, Mass.
The Democrats elected the mayor and
sntro mudicipal ticket, at Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
The whole Democratic ticket in the city
y st. Louis by q maj GRITTY of over 5000.
The Indians who murdered the survey
lng party near Arkansas City, were Whirl-
Nlnds marauding party of Cheyennes. A
Pr'y was organized at Arkansas City to
rescue the survivors.
Trenton, N. j., April 2.-The Governor
EOS signed the General Railroad Bill.
rags are displayed oil over the city, to
oeoomemorate the release of the State from
the RAILROAD monopoly. ~ 9"
W ilmington, NC, April 2.-The boilers
y The steam saw mill of Messrs. Colville
= 70. exploded at rs minutes to 6 O'clock
'his morning, Two men and q woman
Nefe severely wounded. All the killed
snd wounded are Negroes. One boiler
sns carried over one hundred yards to
'front.' street, killinga woman in its course.
4 was hurled half way across Cape
Iear River. The cause of the explosion is
10y Known, but it is generally believed TO
nave been low water in the boilors.
new IA York, April Cotton weak; sales;
VIZ balse' IInlnnJa 1O7. Orloono DOl.