The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-07-25

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Apcelal dispatch 10 inr phl0a iiemd
\ ClncAUo, Jly ol.--A tdenim hns
hecn received nj General FhcrIdnn's
headquarters from Lieutenant Ohm
stead, IN Wyoming Territory, dated
the 10th, anncunrlue The drfpnt Of the
Arapahocs by Captain Bnics, Twenty
five Indian. were killed. The troops
loss was small 4 large number of
Comanches nrc on the war path and
have had several bloody fights with
the United States soldiers. Old Indian
traders predict II general uprising, The
barbnritles OF the Indians seem unre-
strained and great alarm is felt in the
whole Indian territory.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., July 2l.-The
secretary of war has ordered that the
army pursue and punish guilty Indians
wherever found, even going on their
reservations, though great care is to he
taken to prevent striking innocent In
dams.
WAsHGSdTON, July ola telegram
was received at the executive mansion
this morning from acting governor Da-
Wis of Mississippi, stating that party
feeling in Vicksburg is very high on
account of the election 10 take place
OH August fourth, and requesting
the presence of United States troops
to prevent an outbreak. The telegram
was forwarded to the President at
Long Branch.
BALTIMORE, July 2l.--Mr. Whitman
was attacked in the woods in Talbot
county, this state, Saturday night, by
two negroes. Mrs. Whitman was killed
with n club, and her husband terribly
beaten. One of the negroes, who had
attempted to commit suicide, was af-
terward arrested, and narrowly escaped
being lynched.
New ORLEANS, July 2l.-The fourth
congressional district convention (re-
publican), at Cushatta nominated
George l.. Smith for congress, and
passed resolutions endorsing Grant for
a third term.
BERLIN, July 20.-The police, in ac-
cordance with a telegram from Kissen-
gen, have searched the house of NJ.
Cremen, editor of the Germania, and
other prominent ultramontanes, and
seized number of documents.
CINCINNATI, July Enthusiastically
McCulloch being interviewed on the
financial question approved the Grant
Jones mem orandum and denounced the
policy advocated in the platform of the
recent Indiana democratic convention
as the first step toward reputation.
LITTLE Rock, July 2l.-The sub
committee, consisting of Saylor and
Ward, of the congressional investigat-
ing committee on Arkansas affairs,
commenced taking testimony Satur-
day.
New YORK, July 2l.-Theodore Til
ton was before the Beecher investiga-
ton committee tonight, and the COM
mittee remained in session till a late
hour. Nothing has been made known
of the proceedings.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-Mr. Ross
informs the child stealers that the
money is ready, and asks, GLOW shall
l know your agents."
SAN FRANCISCO, July 21.--Harvest is
progressing throughout the state. The
yield of grain is much larger than last
season.
MCKINNEY, July %. -Throckmor-
ton carried Grayson by an over
whelming majority. Rockwell county
the same. Every precinct in Collin
instructed for him first, last and all the
time with an enthusiasm heretofore
unknown. The people are for the gov
ernor this time world without end.
NJ.
NEW YORK, July GA Tribune re-
porter has interviewed Mr.. Cleveland,
who said Tilton and Beecher are pre-
pairing statement, which will be sub
mitted to the committee Thursday, and
which will satisfactorily explain all
correspondence between them and all
other matters contained in Tilton's
statement. No long statement will be
furnished tonight. Abiding to the
vOluminOus sworn statement of Tilton
accusing Beecher, the Tribune says the
case now transcends the power of
church conferences or well meaning !
marplots to settle or conceal. Unless
the frightful exposition is answered
promptly and freely, the most famous
pulpit since Paul preached in Athens
is silenced. There is no longer safety
and dignity in a refusal to answer.
Beecher's own hand seems to bear wit !
ness against hfm. Satisfactory proof
of the faIsity of the accusation will be
hailed as tidings of great joy, and the
position of the great preacher will be
stronger than ever in the hearts of
thousands. If he fails to clear HIMSELF |
all christendom will deplore his loss,
and the pistol shot of Booth will have
caused no deeper and not so hopeless
national sorrow.
PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-Ed. Wag-
ner, who is charged with sending an
Internal machine to the residence of |
Mr.. Herring with the evident inten-
ton of blowing up the family of the
latter, had hearing at police head
quarters to-day and was committed in
default of ten thousand dollars bail.
Mr.. Roos has received another letter
from the child stealers in, which they
state that if he does not come to the
front with the money demanded as per
arrangements they will abandon all
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