The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-02
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NAVAsOTA, July So
Tho Fair Il n great success. Their
ere over two tllouannd persons In nj
tendance, aud there would have beet
double that number but for the unfil
| vorablcncss Of the weather. There ar
many notables present. The Indlls
trial and Agricultural Departments ar
well filed
Registration has not yet begun, Pol
tiles are dull. Adams has many warn
friends here.
The crops are good. Business isdull
Pomcroy's speech was highly appre
clatcd. 1t was chuck full of wit anC
good sense. lie alluded to Dallas n
the indianapolis Of the South. De.
NEW YORK, July 30 Reports are
current that Boss Tweed has escaped
the new indictment through n stuplt
blunder or design on the part of somt
official.
Andrew S. Carney testified before tho
Grand Jury that he collected fraudu
lent bill from the city for Sl2o,107 ant
also collected, through lngersoll, {
check for $4,000. On this and othel
testimony the Grand Jury has ordered
an Indictment against them-lngersol
land William S. King, Tweed's private
secretary, but when the bill of indict
ment WAS presented for the signature
of the foreman, the 1ian!e OF Tweet
was found to have been omitted, and
the mistalSe,} If. such IL MAS, can moi
be rectiliod, as Ingersoll and King hay
ing fled, the indictment becomes
worthless.
Two brothers, James and Alexander
Burrell, quaTeled in their house III
Newark last night, and Alexander
stabbed Jamesin the breast with an old
shoe knife, killing him instantly.
Their aged mother is the only witness.
The Aliens, who had threatened to
explode Sing Sing by means of nitro
glycerine, have SURRENDERED them
selves, and will be taken to Auburn.
The weather is again hot.
The bondsmen of Dan Butterficld,
Sub Treasurer during Black Friday,
have sued for $1,000 of adeficiency. z
The damage by the rain storm in
New York amounts to S20O,OOO. Nearly
all the easements were Hooded, and
many houses were struck by lightning.
Poor people living in cellars narrowly
escaped drowning.
1t is stated that unofficial advices
have been received at the War De-
partment that the court has found
all the Indians tried, guilty of murder,
and condemned all of them toibe. shot.
Davis is said to be only waiting for the
Endorsement of the verdict to carry
out the sentence y = Ii ,GIlIEL
MADRID, July 29.-Carlos commands
the insurgents fleet off Armenia. lie
demands ~ contribution of fifty thou
sand piasters and the evacuation of the
city, by the. civil guard, and threatens
in case ofrefusal. The
authorities refuse and are preparing
for defense. 1t is hoped the foreign
vessels in the harbor will interfere.
The blockadelof Belbofa by the Car
lists has been raised, and commuters
ton without the city is now open.
A dispatch from Alveneria says, that
the Spanish war Vessels, seized by the
insurgents at Carthagena, have arrived
off that port. .<?tA bhS
MADRID, July 3O.--A bill has been
introduced in the COrtes to prosecute
tie Deputies rebelling, against Tie
measures adopted by that body. ~ "
iu MATAMoRAs,i July 40.-Iate a,lSiees
from the rcityof Mexico, state that u
proposition will be made by the gov
eminent to Congress, which meets in
September, to modify the lawyin regard
to restoring free importation of mer-
cbandise under it, to the posts of Mat
antbras and Nuers Eovad, and feqnir-
ing frontier townsiwhich h,tvo hdreto-
fore enjoyed the privilege 9fb fDeelim-
portation, to receive only such goods
as NAV be consumed atdAose places ITO
prevent the ;tccumulatioh of carsoes of
free goods, at so many different ports
ON the frontier, FROM whelice they are
smugglcd into the interior of Mexico,
and the United States.
CINCINNATI, July x,3Q.-TA- pressing,
machine lsOiler expl odedto7day, kiufng
one and wounding three. ..,..a,-sg,
Letter carrier Peters was arrestedto-
day, charged with robbing the mail.
He was bailed in $500. aaaF -. ~
BuBFALo, July 80. There vas q col-i
lision Oh the Clinton road to-day, two
ladies being killed and eleven injured.
sAN!FRANcIsco, yulysso The twens:
ty-two Chinese women brought by the
steamer yesterday from Hong K0ng,
were sold at auction Yesterday in the.
Chinese quarter. Some young girls
brought as high as $3.50 cash, and mid
and old women brought from
S25 to 500 each. NJ
WASHINGTON, July 81 n Attorney
General Williams, In replying to the
committee III behalf Of the Kultluxt
prisoners, says::---''You are informed
that the prosecution now pending in
the courts for violations of the enforce
nieht Aet&ilB DE suspchded oriaiseorir
tinued, and Instructions to that effect
have already been giysn Itoi several
District Attorneys, but there may he
aggraw eaih assses Ashere tho gosern-s
ment will insist OIL conviction and pun
ishment.
70 Hon q q o. H...Whliaams,' Attorney
General sEsas si5lf.. ,-pJ bas s..iit,isl saI >
SIR-After our conference with you,
we proceeded TO Long Branch and were
promptly accorded an interview With
President GfsiIt, Which l&4Sib ml re,
spects cordial and satisfactory, and the
President expressed views similar TO
MUad aasfeis ybS sotsl dsiSs thS
present policy of the Governmertiif-
relation to the prosecution and priso-
ners undcr tie enhancement act
We beg to review the suggestion al
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