Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-05-24

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kllkd ~ lhs lnsmsenls. The snsif M.
amused Intense excitement The inllitla
demand that The lntufrtni prisoners held
here he given them for buiohery. The al.
lhofiiles refused 10 surrender them nnd
they have been transferred from The fort
10 vessels In the hafbor for safety. II IL
supposed that n number Of well known
Carlisls will be arrested and held "A hos.
tages. A levy en- mass Ia expected 10 act
against the Carlisis.
RADICAL NOMINEES.
Columns, May a. The Republican
Convention nominated Moves for Cover.
nor md Hart for Lieut.. Governor. The
platform Ia mostly n recnpitulntiop OF the
industry Of the country that we should
have the cheapest and best transportation
demands pure official conduct, and pun
isbment for unfaiihful officers. II also
denounces the credit mobiliers. The In
crease offsalaries Is Condemned Ms I'M
wise, and favors shortening the prohibit
tionnry term to citizenship.
A DENIAL.
CIYcrYNATT May 22.-Capt. Stein, Of
the steamer Fillmore, denies tho reported
cholera deaths on his boat coming up the
river.
TBE txcuRsIoNIsTs.
New ORLEANS, May 22.--The Congress
sional delegation Is expected TO errive to-
morrow by special train from Berwick 4
Boy.
The rebellion in the town Of Julchtau,
Tehnautepec, resulted in thirty killed and
many wounded,
LITTLE Rock, May 22.-The Assembly
appointed an executive committee for the
current year, snd adopted rules for the
guidance Of trustees. Adjourned SINE dtc
TRAIN.
NEW York, May 22-The Supreme Court
has refssod 20 irteriere in the Train case
An exa miuaion can take place before his
consignment TO the insane Asylum nj
Utica.
THE CITY OF MEXICO.
CRY OF MEXICO, May l5.-Congress ad.
iourns in fortnight, to next September
The act allowing religious manifestat ions
outside of churches, hns bstn repealed
Nothing done in Railroad matters.
SAILING OF THE PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22.--The new
steamship Pennsylvania sailed on bel
first trip to Liverpool, this morning, with
fifty-six cabin and sixty-four steeragt
passengers and a full cargo. A salute o.
fifty guns was fired from the wharf, to
commemorate the event
CAPT. JACK MOVING.
SAN FRANCISCO, May PA dispatch
states that the Modocs are going toward
the Pitt River country. Trails show tha
the Modocs and Pitt River Indians have
been in constant communication. 1t is be
lieved the Pitts are with Capt. Jack now
THE FLUTES
The Piutes are also out of their country
Twenty Piutes were seen in Surprise
Valley, but suddenly disappeared.
1t is reported that much ammunition
has been sold to the Pitts. They have hel Id
several councils, and their attitude i,
hreatening. Old "Stone Head" tell
them they must fight or go to n reservation
THE MEMPHIS MURDER.
Butter, was m entire stranger to Cannon
Cannon threatened to kill tbs clerk of h'
boat, aud while wslking down the cabir
Cauhon said to Morgan, "You're d.
fraud" Morgan sHid, "You are cusssd
liar, when Conner put pistol 10 Nor
cams head, killed him and escaped.
LONDON, May 22.- Consols, y52d Sc
89bd.
LIVERPOOL, May 22-Noon- Cotton
opened steady; uplanls, 81; Orleans, 81
Later. Firm, not higher Sales, li,00l
bGlea for speculation. Exports, 3,O0C
bales. 0rleans.---saipments, April, md
May, 9, deliverable. Juae and July, .
Savannah, and Charleston, deliverabl,
June and July,9
New YoaK, May 2f--Coiton quiet;
Orleans, 1919. Futures opened for May
IS GIG to ls2; June, IS ll-l6; July
Is 1916 to los; August, IL ll-l6 to ls5
September, III November, III.
Money firm at q to Z. Cold firm III l.
173. Governments Gull and steady; Stat
bonds duh and steady.
New YORK, May 22.--Cotton quiet an,
steady; sales, l,487 bales uplands l9lc
Orleans 1896. Net receipts 500 bales
gross ,096 bales; export to-day 38l bales
last evening SO BALES; sales of future
$4,000 bales; market closed as follows: Ma.
lS1c; June 1896 to 1899; July IS lS- Ice /
Is l5-l6c; August 1896 to Is 10 Ice Sep
tcmber l7sc; October l-sc. Money CO.
Sterling 81. Gold ll7a@ll7s. Govern
mc1is closed at better prices. States YER,
dull and nominal