The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-05-25
A Row In the Radical Camp
PISTOLS AND COFFEE ORDER
sprcinl nnd Associated press Dispatch.
ca 10 ihe Dniins Daily Herald
INDIANS !

VIRGINIA Cry, Nay 2i,-parlies from
Spruce Mountain report the Indians, after
leaving the smelling works, were traced
to camp, where council was held. Mischief
WAS evidently meant. Fifty warriors par
ticipatcd in the council From Utah Ter
ritoIy II number Of Shawnees participated,
All are armed The citizens are becoming
alarmed. They have formed guard, but
iouEd the Indians had purchased all The
powder leaving the settlers defenceess.
A messenger was sent to Fort llallecG
for arms, which were refused. Persons
living in the threatened sections sum
moned as jurors were excused, rs their
presence might be needed to protect their
families. Government assistance cannot
reach the settlers in time, should the In
dans show FIGHT There are only seven
available soldiers at Camp lIalleck, the
regular garrison being in Elko county,
slx'y-6ve miles from Elko.
CATTLE STEALING.
BROWNSVILLE, May 2i,-To-day's Senti.
mel cuumelatipg the various cattle robbie
ries this month by armed Mexicans,
places the number stolen and crossed into
Mexico within r radius Of sixty miles of
this city 1T not less than one thousand
head, while higher up the rivera proper
lionato number have been driven into
Mexico.
MCKENZIE,
The reported raid of Col, Mckenzie into
the Kickapoo camp in Mexico and punish
ment of the indiaps has caused very gen.
eral satisfaction
EXPELLED FOR RECOGNIZING HOMEOPATHY.
BcsToN, May 2a.--'Ihe Board of Trial of
the Massachusetts Medical Society, which
recently tried members Of the society for
practicing homeopathy on the ground that
such practice violated their right to mem
bership, rendered decision to-day ex.
peliing such physicians from membership
in said society.
FUNERAL OF ! PRIEST,
ST. LoUi,, May 2l.-The funeral Of
Father pesmer lndma Missionary, took
place this mpraug. An immense con-
course of people were present.
THE PRESENTER ms.
A special dispatch from Little Rock says
the Southern Presbyterian Assembly ad-
jourucd and the members have gone
home. No finite action was taken in
relation to lhc organic uni,n. Th> senti.
ment was clearly in favor OF uniting with
the Dutch Reform.
MIGRANTS.
NFw YORK, May 24-Forty thousand
emigranis arrived at Castle Garden this
week, Over 5000 come Monday, the
largest arrival ever known.
DYING,
WASHINGTON, May 24.--.Treasurer Spin
ners eldest daughter is dying at buffalo.
TIE CABINET.
The special Cabinet meeting to-day had
refer ence TO civil service
POSTAL CARDS.
The postmaster gives notice that ind-
rect postal cards involve fine of from
one 10 five thousond dollars.
SIOUX.
The War Department has advices hat
the Sioux attacked Fort Lincoln but were
driven off,
ASATHEMA.
RoME Nav 24.-The Pope 0ouiCmplates
arrtbcmatising members Of the Italian
G., b vet and all other parties engaged in
secularizing the Monastery.
SPECIE.
BgNEw York, May 24.---yPecie shipments
to-day were tvs hundred thousand dol
lars
REMAINS or MINISTER ORR.
The Fremasons decided to receive the re.
mains OF Russian Minister Orr upon ar-
rival
The cqrpenter's society notified all men,
bers working over eight hours to quit
Monday week.
TRAIN.
Train has bearing Wednesday upon
his own application and two cndcrsers of
his sanity.
BLOWN ASHORE.
GALVESTON, May 24,-The British steam
er, San Antonio, was blown ashore on the
20ih, driving gale, She was lightered
off, and has arrived safely.
KILLED AND LABELLED,
BARCELONA, May 2i,--Two cOrPscs were
found, both Of which were placarded,
"kiled while attempting to nssassinate
Don Alphonso" General Velcrde ordered