The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-13

Ntmuu Juno p..i,rn.u' 'wrlN
III entered luugyrl.
WNmuyuros, june s. Charlie
Francis Adams, ina letter to Senator
Window, cyprcmca IN the light OF M
experience us an Erie railroad COM
missioner dissatisfaction with both the
NIcCrcary hill 10 regulate transpoI'a-
ion by rail ~ going great deal TOO
far, and with Mr. WINDOWS Sugses-
lion of simple measure for inVestiS"-
ton which does not so far enough
The seuate passed II bill to relieve C.
l.. Stevenson, of Virginia, of his poIl'-
teal disabilities.
The house refused to suspend the
rules 10 take up the senate civil rights
bill, and referred ii to the judiciary
by vote of one hundred
and thirty-siX to eighty, not two-thIrdS
in the affirmative.
The house passed the bill for the adj
mission of Colorado as II state
Ferdinand and Pinchback argue
their eases this evening ut the bar oil
the house. Each has an hour.
LONDON, June S..-Thc standards
Paris correspondent says the manifest
of the left, calling for declaration OF
the republic or dissolution of the as
semblv, causes the greatest sensation
since the overthrow of Theirs. 1t Is
generally thought its effect Will be TO
hasten the day of dissolution ana I'M
prove the prospect for the establish
ment of regular government. me
conservatives are dismanyed. Inc
morning journals report an earl miss
ing from the city. a dispatch from
Liverpool, says the Courier, states that
his name is Earl marlborough. The
police are searching for him.
NEW YORK, June S.--Miguel Deal
demo- agent of the Cuban government
in this country, publishes a card deny
ing the charges that Cuban bonds are
being used at Washington to induce
congressional legislation in regard to
the war in Cuba, and inviting the APP
pointment of committee to examine
the record of all the Cuban bonds from
the first issue of the same.
Hartford, Conn, June Six. Boyle
has been arrested at lIitchiield for
breaking into the Catholic convent in
Waterbury recently. The Waterman
at the convent was stabbed by the bur-
gIar, and is now in critical condition.
He gave the evidence which led to the
| burglars arrest.
UTICA, n. V, June 9.-lt is reported
here that twenty persons were Grown
ed while sailing and fishing on Oneida
lake to-day, and seven persons Ill
Onopdaea lake. One Of the most ter
rifle thunder storms ever known has
prevailed in this vicinity this after
noon and evening. the telegraph
wires are down between here and Syr'
acuse.
WILLIAMSBURG, Pa, June S.-Five
active members of the volunteer fire
department were arrested on suspicion
of being iucendiaries, and have con
fessed to burning nearly all the proper
ty. Over one million dollars worth o
property has been destroyed since the
great fire of August, 1871.
TAMPICo, H., June S.--A tornado
swept away twenty bouses and shat
tered all the others in the town. Many
persons were seriously hurt. Two ele
vators and seventeen thousand bushels
of wheat were destroyed.
MILWAUKEE, June S.-The railroad
conductor who refused to admit MAJ
in the car who rendered money for III
fare, has been mulcted in the sum
three hundred dollars.
INDIANOLA, June S.-No rain ina
fallen in this section for several month
and the crops are suffering much.
LONDON, June 9.-The Times CORES
pondent at Paris telegraphs that it
expected that Dufoure will, in a few
days, ask the committee on constltu
tional law toWOte on the first artlcl
of the bill introduced in May, 1873, pro
yiding that the government consists
the senate, chamber of representative
and the president of the republic, l
the committee rejects the article Tia
left center will move the assembly t.
refer similar propositions to neN
commission. Should this fail, the LEI
center, as last resort, will move tn
dissolution of the assembly. In tn
event of adverse votes, the deputies be
longing to all sections of the left ma,
possibly resign ell masse.
A correspondent of the Times, in
letter to that journal from Victoria
Spain, says that Marshal Concha i
moving against the Carlists i'll Navarro
with all his available means. Genera
Dorregoy, commander of the Carlists
is already in u good position. An i'm
portant action is expectedto take plac'
soon.
WASH NGToN, June 9.-In the sen
ate Mr.. Allison, from the district o
Columbia investigating committee, re
ported bill for the government of thu
district, which was placed oil the cal
endar.
In the house the votes Oh the Louis
lana election case were as follows:
First-That Pinchback is entitled t.
the seat, prima facie. Lost withou
division.
Second-That Sheridan was elected
Lost by seventy-four TO one hundred
and forty-five. -..4
Third-That Pinchback was no
elected, Lost by ninety-four to ont
hundred and twenty-onc.
Fourth-That the testimony does no
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