Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-31
Special and Associated Press Dispatch
es 10 tio Dallas Daily Ezernii.
RIGHTEOUS JUDGE.

Npecini ana Associated press Dispatch.
es to the Dallas Daily E1eraii.
RIGHTEOUS JUDGE.
NEW YORK, May 29.-Judge Cue, Of
Brooklyn, demands quarter million dol
lars bail for the burglar, McHalpine, re.
Gently captured by young lady II i.
friends offered twenty thousand, but the
Judge was inexorable
MINISTER JEWELL.
The Russian Minister Jewell expects to
leave for st. Petersburg early in June.
PURSUIT OF LAsEDo.
Tho Indian chieftain Lasedo, at last ac-
counts, was being holly pursued by Carlo
Many officers, with their commands, are
coming. down from the mountains aud
surrendering to the government.
FOURTEEN YEARS A PRISONER.
1t is reported that subterranean apart
meht has been discoveiel near Topic, in
which Lasedo confined his prisoners.
Among those recently discovered and re-
leased was one man who had been i'm
prisoned in the vault for fourteen years.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-Gen Sherman
returns tomorrow.
The American and British Commission
ASouhSo ANo eAhSo ao AVN Pott ouuc
A French architect is planning q spfen-
did hotel for the French legation here.
INCREASED POSTAL sERvIcE.
Oac result of the Postmaster Generals
recent visit to the South will probably in
crease the postal card service. .Cresswell
has ms ructed his second assistant, Col.
Routt to direct q. j. French superinten-
dent Of railroad service for the South to
confer with the leading railroads for the
extension Of this service according to the
act of March 3, last.
The lines include these between Atlanta
and New Orleans via West Point, Mont
gomery and Mobile, Louisville and Mem
phis, louisville and CINCINNATI, Bristol
and Chattanooga, and Nashville.
Most of the through Texas mails will be
hereafter forwarded by the new Missouri,
Galveston and Texas Railroad. Arrange
ments have been completed for postal
lines enough. Postal clerks will soon be
detailed to complete the distribution of
the bulk of mail
In many parts OF Texas letters viii be a
week earlier, and in most parts twenty
four to thirty hours.
APPOINTMENTS.
Bliss has been appointed postmaster at
Columbus, Ga.
Chas. A. Page, formerly Washington
correspondent of the New York Tribune,
died in the London Lighthouse
The Board says that an iron beacon.
$50 feet above low water, has been erected
GA Rebecca Shoal in the Gulf of Mexico.
1t consists of an iron shaft, surmounted
by cylindrical cage OF hoop iron six feet
high and two and half feet in diameter,
below which is humber one, supported by
brackets projecting from the shaft. The
shaft and cage are painted black, the
number is painted red. The beaeoa can
be seen in ordinary weather nine nauti-
cal miles.
LOYAL NoDocs(2
SAS.FRANcIsoo, May 90 Bogus Charley,
Schocknasty Bill, Hoora jim and Steam
boat Frank, after the conference with Gen.
Davis and ride through the lava beds have
been furnished with four days rations,
horses and Springfield rifles and started
on the trail of Captain Jack. The prop
esition was made by them to kill him or
capture him with the rest of the band.
Gcn. Davis is satisfied Of their loyalty.
CONVENED.
The Assembly of the United Presby-
terrain Church of North America has con.
vened. Rev. s. J. Coulter is Moderator.
LABOR REFORM CONVENTION.
BosToy, May 29.--The Labor Reform
Convention has determined to nominate o
full State ticket in August.
BALTmoRE, May. 29.-Assembly ad-
iourned to set at ST. Louis on the 81 Mon
day Of May next.
The reported emigrant ship, Hamburger
Cortte, has arrived. The zeneksc has
fever aboard.
SUPREME COURT DECISION.
CoNconD, N. H., May 29.-An elaborate
opinion Of Supreme Court decides certain
questions with regard to counting the
votes which elects Austin T. Pike to Con-
gress.
Bosrox, May 29.-Tsss United States
District Attorney is dead. Aged ffty-six
SHOT HIS cUsToMERs
Bosros, May 2S.-Isaac Bayard, q negro
barkeeper, had a dispute with two men
about paying for drinks, which he settled
by shooting bob his customers.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
DErRorr, May pa boiler 10 Stevens
Single mill exploded, killing one and
wounding five or six others. 4
TROUBLES or PRICE.
HAVANA, May % The Judge to whom
his case was submitted took Prices decla-
ration. Price is now allowed 10 see his
family and friends.
A DISHONEST OFFICIAL.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2S.--The aldermen
are consternatsd by the conviction Of one
of their number Of extortiRg illegni-1ees.
He was sentenced to $500 hne and nine
months Imprisonment.
RICH MINES.
MILWAUKEE,, May 2s.--A large silver
mise in llsis vicinity yields "a so per ton.
Fo7TEIT OF a LAND GRANT
Gov. washbnrn pfoclnims that The Mil
vnukee & ST. Paul Railroad Co. have for
fcifej the 81. Cfoix lard grant
SAN FsAscIsco, May 25.-Mr. Coleman
has tefn elected President Of tbe-Chamher