The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-26


They were adv Iscd IN SUMMON lmmo
dinicly into active service 10000 fe'
serves.
The civil governors Of Seville and
Albnccette have been dismissed, and
their places supplied by special dele.
gnics. General MARTINEZ has super.
seeded General Valnole ~ Captain Cen
cral ut Valencia.
Tie inhabitants Of Ultra have de-
serted aud taken two guns from the
insurgent column, which marched out
Of Seville TO carry into effect the dee
laration Of the government.
As the insurgent ir0n-clad Nittoria
was sailing from Alicante, n German
frigatc, which was lying IN the harbor,
got up steam and followed her out, by
order of the German Legation at Mad
rid.
BARCELONA, July 2S.-The remains
of General CabrinetZ, who was killed
in an engagement near Ripoll, between
the Republicans and Carlists, will he
brought to this city.
Fearing disturbance in consequence
Of the issue of the proclamation of in
dependence, many of the respectable
inhabitants are leaving the city. A
column of civil guards have deserted
and joined the Carlists.
BAYoNNE,, July y. - The Carlists
claim that their effective force in Spain
now numbers 10000 men. They have
discm barkcd n large quantity of arms
and ammunition from England ut Re
quito.
WAsIuNGToN,D ID. C., July 23.--Editors
please notice the following before typ
ing. 1t is wired by request, ut Atlanta,
Georgia:
TheAtlanta Herald, initiating its New
York namesalie, has chartered this day
Il special train from Atlanta to West
Point, to carry its daily mail, and will
he in advance of other city papers twcn-
ty-iour hours.
A dispatch to the Navy Department
from st. Johns, announces the arrival
OF the Tigress there to-day. All are
well. She will sail Saturday morning.
Cadet Penis, ofIllinois, was drowned
while bathing at West Point, yester-
day.
Attorney General Williams has re-
fused to recommend pardon in the
case of james Pickett, of Idaho, SEN
fenced to he hung in that Territory on
the first Monday in August, 1873. Pick
EFT dealt II blow with miners pick in
the skull of an Indian woman, killing
heralmost instantly. He was arraigned
and tried by the civil authorities OF
Idaho, and sentenced to death, it being
the first. case where white man had
been sentenced to so extreme Il penalty,
for the mr. RIDER pf IL red skin
MATAMORAs, July %. An official
telegram from General Cebarros to the
military commander of this city, dated
at Tepcc, on the 18th inst, announces
the complete defoa! of the revolution
lists in the State of JalescO, and the
capture of the leaders, including the
famous chieftain LazadO, who for the
last fifteen years has refused to submit
to the authority of the federal govern
ment, and has headed band of NAL
contents in armed hostility nearly all
that time.
CHICAGO, July 23.-The Board OF
Health reports four hundred and twen-
ty-deaths, including one hundred and
torty-nine from cholera morbus, among
the recently arrived emigrants.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-Mrs. T., n
Thayer, the actress, is dead,
CONC0RR, Ky" July 23.--To-dny VIM
King killed r. w Strentz, both rail
road contractors.
WESTMINSTER, July e3.-Nothine
new has been developed in the Goss
murder case, within the past two days
except the finding of II person who
shipped the body to Baltimore, whicl
was found in the ruins Of u burned
building. Heddersook's mother spent
an hour with him this morning. Mos
of the time was spent In prayer by hi:
mother, who believes her son no
guilty, and hopes he has ability Il
prove his innocence. He is calm ant
collected, dresses himself with care
and is polite to the last degree with al
callers. Rhoades, his brother-in-law
has not been arrested, as reported, mo-
will be, as no evidence can bc OBJ
tanned against him.