Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-04-12


va give our weekly readers The benehI
of oil Associated Press dispatches received
up 10 two o'clock to-day.
SAN FnAsosco, April II ..Noon--Ap.
ache raids into Mexico are unnbatsd.
Hobborios and murders are frequent.
The Mexican government has author
izcd the continuation Of q telegraph line
through San Alos and Sonora.
ARKANSAS CRY, April 1.-The rescue
party sent TO protect and warn surveyors
on the Cinnamon River, has returned.
They found the bodies Of four surveyors
terribly mutilated. Dennipg's body has
been brought back; tho others buried on
the spot. The party encountered band
OF Cheyennes who made hostile demon
strations, but did not venture to attack.
LITTLE Rock, April 1l.-Threc iron
piers, fifty feet long, for the railroad
bridge, were swept away. Tho river has
risen twenty feet in forty. eight hours.
PoUonKEEpsIE, April IL The remains
Of William ard Mary Merritt, victims of
the Atlantic disaster, arrived to-day, and
will await finding of the bodies Of Mrs.
Merritt and Miss Scrimser when all will
be buried together.
ALBANY, April 1.-THE Assembly pass
ed a resolution ordering the arrest Of
Tweed, Gould and Butcher for refusing to
testify before the Erie investigating COM
mittee.
NEW York, April ll.-Mr. Medille
Withdrew from the civil service ccmmis-
sion on account of the Presidents order
Of incompatibility of State and Federal
Offices. The President accepted Medille's
resignation, and gives assurance that th.
rules of civil service shall be maintained
THE STRIKERS. M
The gas strikers hold private meeting
tonight. They will have grand mass
meeting. The president of the gasmens
society says the organization is now com
plote and a general strike will result be-
fore week.
Work has been commenced on the East
River bridge to connection. belt
NEW ORLEANS WAR VESSELS.
;sA Washington special says private I'D
vices from New Orleans state that five
monitors there are being repaired and got
ready for service, besides which there are
three other monitors and gunboats ready.
1t is believed that this has some connec-
ton with recent movements on the Rio
Grande.
THE FREsnET.
Breaks on the Erie railroad caused by
the freshets have been repaired. Trains
are now running without interruption.
No markets to-day.
ON THE WAR PATH.
ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE Lawrence
kan Journal learns that the Kiowas,
Cheyennes and Arrapahoe Indians are
for war, and that the Govern
mon is reinforcing Ill the forts in West
ern Kansas and south of that section, and
extra troops are ordered to the front. Two
of cavalry have arrived, and
two more on the road. Every prospect of
Indian troubles on the frontier this
Spring
The Leavenworth Times, of recent
date, says all trustworthy accounts from
the frontier represent the Arrapahoes and
Cheyennes making preparation for cam
paigu of determined fighting.
Young men Of the Cheyennes scorn the
peace policy, and are anxious to go on the
war path. Cid chiefs, who visited Wash
ington and noted the extent of the white
population EN- route. advised peace, but
the impulsive young warriors wont
listen.
DIDN'T ABDICATE.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1l.-Brigham
Young telegraphs to papers that his fesig-
nation of secular offices does not affect his
Al,
Church, in which capacity he shall still
exercise control.
MOVEMENT OF GovERSMENT TROOPS.
Fort SCOTT, April 1.-THE United
States troops stationed on neutral lands
have commenced their departure for Fort
Gibson. The cavalry started Wednesday,
md will march through. The infantry
follow by rail Monday.
Foreign.
PARIS, April 1.-THE Carlists opened
fire on Puigicerda Villa. Fronco is also
threatened.
Two Cubans and twelve Spaniards were
killed in the engagement near Manzilla
A dispatch from Puigicerda this morn
ing says the Carlists have been repulscd
from before Puigicerda after fighting
whole day and night.
IMPORTANT FROM LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, April l0.-A conference
IF the city members of the fusion General
assembly and committee Of presidents of
The independent clubs Of New Orleans,
issue an address TO the people. Following
ire extracts: Public opinion throughout
The Union is against the usurpation. Our
only danger, if there be any, will come
from ourselves. II the people of LOUISE
sna will sanction, by obedience and ac
luiescence this government, they will
give il the only solidity it can ever &C.
luire. 1t is only by our own submission
that our cause can be defeated. We re.
that the people o.. the several
parishes, for the purpose of most effectual
resistance to this usurpation, and for mu-
Iual aid and deience, 10 Join The people
league of louisiana by the formation of
parish councils in correspondence with
The central council in New Orleans.
We. remember that there can be no
de Jacto government as against de jurs
in State that the only way
by which the Kellogg usurpation can be-
come established as q government is by
acauiescence of the people that the issue
presented in the Louisiana case to Con-
gress and the people of other States is
neither o party nor sectional one, and for
this reason We have the support Of large
and influential section Of The Republican
party, as we'll as gentlemen which co N.
posed the Liberal party in-the late Pa ss-
idential election.
The people Of New Orleans are not
paying iaxes--cannot, in fact, pay them
nor are they giving any recognitionto the
GALvEsroS, April 10.-Telegrnms and
private intelligence from % counties re-.
port killing trosts; crops and fruit all
killed, and replanting commenced. These
embrace a large portion of the
cotton growing districts.
NEW York, April l0.--Thc gas company
turned on gas full this evening and state
there is plentiful supply.
u S. Marshal Harlow today attached
the steamer City of Mexico under penalty
of $500, due the United States for viola
tons.
We have received the Galveston Daily
Times, published by the Times Publishing
Company. It's neat, sprightly looking
paper, and its general ''make-up" evinces
ABILITY and life. wehope twill not meet