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

ll|'"t JUNO Nl. lii NtIIIt Nll |U'
'lpripfinl hill W0ll br,ou'luuod lo.nm.
sow, when Lodur i,pl.iu will sponk
against tlIo measure Ericsson, In his
speech on tho bin, said II would lead 10
revolution and plcbiscltum. Gambcltn, /
At Auexcrro to-day, denounced the.plc.
bisclum ne false ~ principle, nnd nliy-
ing menace 10 The national pycrclgn-
~. All citizens should demand nn APP
peal 10 the people hy means Orthe gem
eral elections. This was n vital qucs-
ton.
LONDON, june 3.--Disputches from
San Sebastian rcpor! that the town has
been attacked 10y the Carli9ts in force,
and is In Il critical situation. Men-ol-
war have been sent to protect foreign
residents. ReinforcementsfO for the gar
rison are Fastening from the interior. |
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 3.--l'hc
compositols in the Courier office struck |
work to-day because the proprietors re-
fused to discharge II composition who
would not pay an assessment to send a
delegate to the national Typographical
union at st. Louis.
DETROIT, Juno 3.-'Fhe American
medical association commenced its an
nual session here to-day. There Is Il
number of delegates present. DR..
Jones, of Washington, president, made
IN address interesting particularly 10
the profession. \ resolution was
adopted calling on congress TO estab-
lish II sanitary bureau.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3.--'rhe re-
formed Presbyterian synod adopted Il
series of resolutions that the constitu-
tional recognition of Jesus Christ as the
mediator between God and man, AS the
legislative head and ruler of nations,
is the Indispensable duty of nations.
PARIS, June SIT is reported OH
good authority, that Serrano will soon
order general election in Spain, and
if the monarchists are in the majority,
he will propose the enthronement of
the prince of Asturia, under his own
regency.
PORTLAND, June 3.-,rhe election re-
turns come in come slow. Grover, the
democratic candidate for governor,
has much lighter vote than was an
ticipated. The republicans will hold
control of the legislature.
HAVANA, June 3.-The payment of
foreign postage, in specie, has been re-
quired since yesterday.
Houston, June 1.-The grand lodge
of Masons convened this morning at ten
o'clock, Grand Master Miller in the
chair.
The representation was much more
full to-day than yesterday.
A resolution was ofleredand referred
in relation to the getting up of Ma
sonic institute of learning in this
state.
A resolution was offered and referred
that life-size portrait of Che late
Grand Master William Taylor, be pro-
cured.
A resolution was offered and referred
touching the remission of dues of GER
tain subordinate lodges.
The grand lodge meets at s o'clock =.
NJ. again, for the election of grand oili-
GERS for the ensuing Masonic year.
The right eminent grand command
e"y of Knights Tcmplar convened in
the hall of the commandery in Mason
ic temple. All the grand Officers were
present, including Grand Commander
a. c. Baker, who presided, besides
Deputy Commander Miller, the Gener.
alissimo b. Graham, Captain General
f. G. Bower, Grand Prelate r. NJ. FL
gin, Grand Warden Oppenhimer, and
d. G. Farley.
The following communicates are
represented: San Felipe, No. l; Ruth
ven, No. =; Palestine, No. 3; Colorado,
No. i; Dallas, No. 6; San Antonio, No.
:; Ivanhoe, No. s; Paris, No. 8.
The eminent grand commander, a.
C. Baker, delivered the annual address
to the knights Templar, after which
the committees were appointed.
The grand commander announced to
the commandery that a communica-
ton had been received from Sir
Knight Homer, grand commander of
Louisiana, inviting the knights Of the
Texas jurisdiction to unite with them
in escorting the grand encampment of
the United States at New Orleans in
December next.
Knight a. J.. Richardson was APP
pointed commission to report on the
motion, to which the grand COM
mander was added. Friday night was
set apart for drill and work.
Several documents Oh the grand re-
corder's table were handed to the COM
missioner, after which the grand
commandery was called to rest.
WASHINGTON, June An the senate
bills were passed TO remove the politi-
cal disabilities of Fitzhugh Lee and
Van r. Morgan, of Virginia.
In the house bills were passed to
deepen the channe! at the mouth of
the Mississippi river. II AUTHORIZES
the secretary of war to advertise for
proposals to do the work by dredging
or otherwise, and to contract with the |
lowest responsible bidder at rates not
exceeding one million five hundred
thousand dollars, for twenty feet depth
and two hundred feet in width, and to
pay fifteen thousand collars a month
for maintaining that depth.
LONDON, June 4.-The Times says
the attempts of an alliance between
the centers of the assembly will prOba-
bly, fail. The right objects to the
recopnition of the republic, which the