The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-08-29
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PANS, August 2l.-Nt u meeting NJ
the permanent committee of HE NV.
lionul assembly, to day VI. Chmlbeaud,
late minister " the Interior, iu reply
a. an inquiry ~ q member of the left,
promised that judicial proceedings In
relation to the escape Of Ba2oiue should
be vigorously prosecuted,
Duke dc CnZcs, minister of foreign
affairs, stated, in regard To the %recogni-
ton Of Spain, that the government
was anxious to act III accordance with
other powers, and would proceed In
unison with the British government,
which had communicated its view on
the subject. No power had yet accom-
plished the act of recognition. The
delay is caused by the question as to
the exact form in which that step shall
be taken.
The members OF the extreme right
expressed disapproval of the conduct
of Duke de Cazes, but IA large majority
of the committee, including the repub-
lean members, sustained his course.
The German men-of-war Nautilus
and Albatross sailed from Plymouth,
to-day, for Spain.
TYLER, Texas, August 2l.-A negro
named II. Howard was shot and NOR
tally wounded last evening by one
Scott, q saloon keeper. No cause is as
signed for the shooting. Scott was ar
rested, but rs no witness could be
found he "a set mt liberty.
INDIANAPoLIs, August 2l.--A broth
er of General Burnside hanged him
self to-day.
A daughter of George c. Harding, of
the indianapolis Journal, committed
suicide to-day. The father killed Sol
meritz, who was the cause of the girls
trouble.
MEMPHIS, August 2l.-The excite
ment at Chicot, Arkansas, is subsiding.
The democrats approve Porter'snom-
ination.
WASHINGTON, August 2l.-Colonel
Mostly was arrested for the appre-
hended duel between himself and Cap
tain Payne. He was released on five
thousand dollars bail. Colonel John
S. Barbour is the bondsman.
CONCORD, N. H., August 2l.-Henry
Ward Boecher passed through this city
Oh the train this morning Ell route TO
the White mountains.
WASHINGTON, August 22.-The fol-
lowing telegram was received here to-
day from Governor Osborn, of Kansas:
~ have information, through Indian
agent Stubs and others and other
sources that the Usage tribe of Indians
have, at a general council, declared
war against this state and depredations
have already been committed by them
on our southern border. The state has
but few arms and the United States
troops heretofore guarding the line
being now in the Indian territory, at
Il great distance from the Usage res
ervation, exposes the frontier settle
ments of this state TO great danger.
With arms we can defend u borders.
Can you furnish me with two thousand
carbines and accoutrements and one
hundred thousand cartridges on &C.
count Of the state of Kansas?
The telegram has been referred to
the war department.
Major Nelson Houston has been or
ordered to the photographic office.
LAWRENCE, KS, August pa let
ter received here, yesterday, from
Judge Dillon, announces the decision
of the United States circuit court in the
famous Usage ceded lands case in favor
of the settlers. This covers the title to
nearly III million acres of land, on
which are located the homes of nearly
thirty thousand people. The lands
were claimed by the Leaven-
worth, Lawrence and Galveston and
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail-
way companies. The case will probably
be carried to the supreme court.
LONDON, August 22.-The cricket
match between the Manchester club
and the Americans was concluded to-
day, the Americans winning in II in
ming by twenty-siX runs.
PARIS, August 22.--President Nc
Mahon had IA grand reception AT Brest
to-day, and reviewed the troops. There
was a display of fire works tonight,
and the city was Illuminated.
MADRID, August 2~2.-Iberia an
nounced that Serrano has signed the
full credentials for representatives Of
Spain at all European capitals.
1t is officially reported that General
Mariones is at Larega.
BAYoNNE, August 22.-General This
tany has summoned Buycerde to sur
reader, and began to lombard.
a number Of Carlists report that at
tacks are in progress on the frontier
towns of Irun and Fontarubia.
MONTGOMERY Ala, August 22.-The
republican convention renominated
White and Sheets for congressman at
large No platform yet reported. The
committee on credentials are at work
day and night preparing report.
There are thirty-three proxies out
of about two hundred votes.
Eight counties were entirely repre-
scented that way.
One-third of the convention is made
up of Mobile custom house officials and
postmasters, and as many more were
bought up as proxies.
Spencer, Hays and White run the
convention entirely.
The fund appropriated by congress
for fhe relief f The oyprfiOwed desii-