The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-13

Africultural Asso ,ia,iOn.
\ Resolution introduced inviting Grant to
visit Texas bill introduced prohibiting
asaessment and collection oftaxes on rail-
B roads.
GUESS.
london, March IL, 8 A. M.-The House
81 Commons tonight, after protractei
debate, rejected Mr.. Gladstone's Irish Uni
yersity Bill the result Of the division was
announced as follows for the bill 2S4,
against 2S7; msjority for it of 8. This an
nouncement created great excitement and
the House adjourned till Thursday.
London, March II, l:30P. Mr.. Glad
stone waitei on Her Majesty, Queen Vic
storia, at Buckingham Palace, at noon to-
day, to tender his resignation. 1t is prob
able that MIR. Disraeli will BIO summon ed
NJ form new Ministry
Washington, d. e., March 12.-There
VA run on the Washington City Saw
ipgs Bank yesterday, growing out of the
threat of the Comptroller of currency to
Withdraw their charter for technical vio-
lations OF law. The bank paid ITO of 800
depositors yesterday, and it is well forth
fed this morning There is little or no
Excitement about other banks. There are
probsbly fifty colored people in Freed.
mems Savings Bank, but no excitement.
Concord, New Hampshire, March "a
Returns from l4l towns, show net loss Of
Kepnblican vote 800. Tsere is n probabil.
ity Of no election for Governor by the PEG.
y ple. No figures on Congressional vote can
ba given, as they are not returned yet;
y the Democratic candidates are undoubted-
y N elected from each Of the three districts.
Here L. Hubbard from lst district, Sam.
uel N. Bell of the "a, and II. W. Parker Of
lths 3D., were the candidates. In the Leg
1slAture, the Republicans will have
strong majority as well as in the Senate
and Council.
Returns from l45 towns, VT $50 q, M,
gives Straw, Republican, 27,476; Weston,
Democrat, q, 459; Blackmer 1854 Mason
500. The remaining 80 towns gave Straw
last year 1885, and Weston 905S. This
defeats the peoples choice candidate.
Inthe city election p,mball was re.
elected mayor by large majority.
San Francisco, March l2.-Capt. Jack
\ and Modocs appears to have out general
edths Peace Commissioners and soldiers.
: Ills thought hat he Unanswered TO get
intotbe country east Of the seat Of war,
where for hundreds of miles no cavalry
codld follow, and if he escapes to Pitt
River country there he will plenty of cat
stle.s
sR Indianapolis, March l2.--W WOODBURY.
Tarven, & Co.'s Wheel works burned, and
chief FIRE, engineer Daniel Flazier, killed
\ by falling walls.
London, March 12.,-The scene in the
House Of Commons last night, when the
defeat Of the Ministry on the Irish Uni.
vsraity bill was announced, is indescrib.
able. Excitement in the gallery aud on
the floor was intense, while opponents Of
The measure INDUCED in tumultuous cheers
over its rejection. Distinguished person.
agea In strangers gallery, which was
crowded during the debate, were Prince of
Wales, Princess Louise, and Prince Chris.
tisn. Scott and Welsh members support.
led ebill, Catholics wore unanimous in
4 opposition to it, After the announcement
of the result, Mr.. Gladstone arose and
said The vote just given is certainly offs
gravb CharacteT as the House never
wishes 10 continue its elaboration, when
Tho etistence Of the Government is in
dQA6t, 1 move to adjourn Until Thursday,
k6e motion was carried, in consequence Of
the late hour at which the result was
akH4 Hltto ~ A. ~
dow morning journals are meagre and re-
strained. sa
London, March I2.-Irish University
4 Bill did not receive the vote of a single
K ConRervative member Of the House Of
Conmcns. Az Liberals, Of whom SO were
1rishSrn mbers, voted against the bill, and
u IS Irish members voted for IL. Seventeen
mSJnbsrs of the House, including Dr.
1tlst hull member for Limerick, were alb
1snt ~ members participated. John
Bright, and Jacob Bright his brother and
Marquis OF Lorne, supported the gov
srnmsnt.
lAdtid March l2.--The Assembly ,es-
tefdey definitely sanctioned the bill in
trpdna<d by the Government suspending
itting md convok ing constituents of Cor
tes ~ the LIST Of May. Senior Mortas,
President Of the Assembly, and Senior Lo-
pei, e{etary, have resigned. Senior Nor.
10 IN rendering his resignation, made
otetenept that the act was caused solely
BY III healh. Deba'e on the Porto Rico
bill haS been resumed in the Assembly.
Nov Orleans, March l2-Flour duli,tre-
bi6 :,family gA to 8 l0-lJ: corn oui,t a,