The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-16

Collector sGhell, for tho eEaQ.aa az gill
Llian aplsrs Illegal duties, " lied ipaggse
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IlALlrAx, Nay 10, Tho FIRE at Drum
moad mine continues, Four men who AT.
teppsd 10 descend we're blown 10 atoms
hy smother eSp'oaionl one waa driven
Mo tic ar ld0'fsst, and landed In an ad,
lolhlne woods. eofy-hye oiIhe lOst we're
married men, fhe manager, Ne Dunn,
lost hls life by descending after The hFsl
Hy, lSSiS May ran AslasaSg
the pppder fatally ,bn5'ltia .sopap,cd that
saanlns, was captured thirteen mles1fUirs
Of Dallas Texas nM A
\ Ky N touIslASA,M W FL
New OpttASs, May lA--rhc motropoi.
ttaDaNal laIaA'Fy ss'vgssd from H. Mar.
tlaWIllo,
y EEw sEa.A, Npy iS.~.1hs Ioilosleg
tcrsoDs hASo bsaa arrested hgtte United
States MeHaAl on aIhdavitelY Aarilne,,
ooofId, ctAgging diem with nlimiiallng
certain ciiisOns OF hfrIcan descent aud
on elher charges LETT blahRi Col
DeBlAhch, Gen, Alex, DS0lonet CAB
REL Fouruei, llursglhe Fourhet Seas.
bury Founei Paul Fournet, Paul
DeclOpet, Lassalue Bryon, A. j, Pesch1 T.,
md Eugene Dertrlnd, They leave TO-.
morrow ('rlhmsdhy) with the U. S. Dtputy
Marshal and an escort Of United States
troops, and will arrive in New Orleans
Friday evening aud appear before tbs
United States Com missibners SaiurdNy.@
} 1t is reported that the United States
troops, two companies, now ia st, Martin,
VILE will remain there several months,
The Picayunes interview with Kellogg
closes as follows:s ~
Reporter-Do you believe the Repub'i-
can party represents a majority of the
votes Of his State
Kellogg-Uunquesionably. Indeed |
AN fully convinced that they possess at
least 10000 majority, If permitted to en-
JOY an honest expression Of their views
through the ballot box.
Reporter-Then why do you deny 1t to
the people, and would you and your ASSOC
ciaes favor, under any circums II
new election
Kellogg When the contest was being
prosecuted last winter, several membe S
of the Fusion Legislature having asoer-
tanned that no objection would be Inter-
posed by me to new election conducted
under such authority as would insure 10
fairness, desired me to refuse my assent
to II, They were opposed to q new election
then because, fisuppose, they thought Mo.
Emery would be recognized as Governor
,and that theyi~would lhgs gain control OF
The State. Ifmy, personal feelings only
were consulted, / do not desire TO DO Gov
erpor OF louisiana, but believing that |
was legally elected, il is my duty to con
tinuo to exercise the functions of Chief
Magistra e Of the State until the party
thai elected me shall decide, or Congress
determine to move new election; in
such an event their de cis!on will be
promptly accepted and chcerfully acqui-
esced in by me. In expressing this opin-
ion can of course give only my own
views, and not these of my associates
VIENNA, May l5.-The Turkish Prov
inces Of Bozonla are flooded. A large
number have been drowned aud the de-
structon of crops and property heavy,
RoaE, My IT, - Pope better. "a
Nrw YonK, May l6.--Mr PierrepoDt
says he has net decided whether he will
accept the Russian Mission, but will de-
ciae'after his return from Washington
ST. LOUIS, May l5.--ciov. Walker, OF
Virginia, was chosen President of the
Congressional Conference, and made q
speechfor the Kanawha canal. F
Resolutions, were offered thanking the
authorities and citizens of 81. Louis for
their hospitalily; that the address. be
printed in pamphlet form and copy be
forwarded to each member Of Congress
that the convention was deeply i'm pressed
With the views presented, and thot they
deserve careful consideration by Con-
grcss. Adopted.
new Y oGia, May 15.---Airived2 z-semi-
ole, Money firm at 7c. Gold firm at a
to lilo. Governments steady, dull State
bonds very quiet. Cotton quiet, steady
sales Go6 bales; middling uplands l9}
Orleans 1899. Flour quiet. Corn Quif'
without decided change. Pork quiet, un-
changed; new l8c. Lard steady. Tulpen'
ii nc dull al soc Rosir quiet at So rs tC
8 20 strainel.I Freighis ,frnarscl
NEW YoRK, May l5.--CotOp; Net re-
caipfs, 497 bales gross, 1880 bales sale'
future delivery, ll,200 bales; May, Is D 3.
Glsac,; June, Isl ll-lG G9 1850. July
IS Il-l6@l84c August, IS SLIGO iSge
Cotton CLOSED quiet and steady; sales, l3'
bales. at,a e
LlvERpooL, May 15.-.-wheat frmer, ~
sd to 1864. Cotton closed quiet.
New ORLEANS, May l5-Flcur quiet
family, 50 50 to $40 %. Corn 81 to 90
Rran, easier, at Oh 70 ~. Hay duh
sterling, 27S, sight, 9 premium 9Gol''
III. Cotton, quiet sales, 2ispo t%'rs
good ordinary, log to 49, low mldlns
ieJ to II; midlings Isl midling Or
leans, lsi receipts, 1895 balesi EXPORT
to Liverpool, li4l4 bales; stock, 1880
Daniel j. lTealy, Boarding officer o
Southwest pass, was annonced last eve
ming. ,rs ..
weather Report.