The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-04-04

Us Nv Baker, From tho nnanco
committee, recommending The ndnp'
ton NJ the llDso concurrent frnln'
ian IA miso % cumuiltnr ~ cyumiur
Tie bureau NJ tax rolls Nv the comp
lrollofs onlcc and reporting adversely
on the memorial Of \. H. Crow and
others, mrctics ofAndcr.un Bogga, ~.
SCISSOR Of Rusl county.
BY Mr.. Dryer: From the conlcr'
cnce committee, on th" difference bee
tween the two houses ON the net rcsi-
lutlng proceedings IN the supreme
court, aud recommending that the
house concur in The senate amendment /
making the Washington county bus
iness rcturnaLle TO Austin Instead oil
to Galveston. .... H..
LONDON, March 30.--Iho queen re-
viewed the .Ashnntcc troops and feeds
them. General Wol5cy gets baron-
etcy and the garter.
SusQuEHANNA, March 30. One thou
sand more troops from Philadelphia
have arrived at Carbonate, en route
for this place, and are expected toI
arrive at half past o'clock Tomorrow.
If the strikers, ut their meeting ut y.
". decline the proposals made them by
the county sheriff, he will AT once re-
sort to force.
9.l5 A. M.-The strikers have met
and voted on Nicc-President Clark's
proposals, and almost unanimously
rejected them. The vote stood, no l16;
yes, II.
9:25 A. M.-Vice President Clarke,
met the committee of the strikers ana
refused to make any further conces-
sions. The military will now be called
upon to protect the road, as the com
pany intend to start their trains OF all
kinds.
CINCINNATI, March 30.--The wo-
mems temperance league have received
MAYOR Johnson's proclamation forbid
ding street praying before the saloons,
but have not indicated their future
policy.
GALVESTON, March 31.-The News
special from Austin, says the following
petitions and bills We're introduced in
| the senate:
BY Mr.. Friend: The petition of the
citizens of Rockport, asking the pas
sage of q law allowing the mayor to
establish quarantine at Cape Carlos or
Arkansas bay.
BY Mr.. Ellis: An act to prevent
multiplicity of suits.
BY Mr.. Wood: An act to provide
mode for the sale Of shares in any joint
stock or incorporated company on eN-
ecutions.
BY Mr.. Erath: An act the better to
define the duties of surveyors.
BY Mr.. Friend: An act to amend
the caption of an act Incorporating the
Rockport, Fulton and Laredo railroad
company, and changing its name to
the Texas and Mexican Pacific.
BY Mr.. Russell: Attaching the
county of La Sale to the Neuces land
district, for surveying purposes.
BY Mr.. Sheperd: An act to incor-
porate the Frio irrigation company.
BY Mr.. Ball: An act making an APP
preparation to pay the deficiencies of
and in support of the state government
for the year ending August 81, 1874,
and an act to incorporate the Wealth
erford Hook and Ladder company.
BY Mr.. Moore: An act to decide diff
ferences by arbitration, when the par
ties shall elect that method of trial.
BY Mr.. Russell: An act amending an
act prescribing the time of holding
district courts in the several districts.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 3l.-The
ticket nine hundred and sixty-four
drew eighteen thousand seven hundred
and fifty dollars.
New York, March 3l.-The decision
of Judge Benedict on theSanborn case,
cNpccteu W De ueilNcicu oo-u"y1 10 oio"
the point made by the United States
district attorney that Sanborn illegal
ly took money which was collected by
Hawley and Vonderworken, bo.h of
whom were in the employ of the gov
ernment, and such collection should
have been turned into the treasury
also that the contract between San
born and the secretary of the treasury
specifically holds that Sanborn could
not recover any money unless he per-
sonally collected il. The district at
torney puts in evidence the prelimina-
ry letter of the secretary of the treasrl-
ry interpreting the contract that San
born must make his collections HIM
self
LONDON, March 3l.-There have
been heavy losses on both sides in the
battle before Bi!boa. Santander is
crowded with the wounded from the
republican ranks. The Carlist forces
have partially suspended the bom-
bardment of Bilboa.
The daily Telegraph's Australian
correspondent says that Henry Rsche-
fort and his companions escaped from
New Caledonia in small open boat.
They had been three days at sea when
they were picked up by British sail
ing vessel, and brought to an Austria
liam port. Rochefort has telegraphed
to Paris for funds, and intends to visit
the United States and lecture in New
York and other American cities before
he returns to Europe. eeis.E.
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