The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26

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Withdrawal.
The huAfd csnyuascd tho returns 81
the iherin aud IerlctoIll,c parish poll.
One which glye thfre colsstlvalivGand
ltlifty.fvur Republican Votes was thrown
out, counting In u republican in the
place OF II democrat.
T%elTeODnnc parish prils three, eight,
ten and eleyens Swing i've hundred
and tWertS-siK colnprniD.De ana thrr Q
tAndred aud olghty-tifee slrAieht.cut
Republicans, in place ofthe compounds
candidates, and defeating Good for the
SENATE.
Iberetnrnsas complied by the board
20 date give the democrats ~fOrty-six and
The republicans forty-seyen members
~ the housc-one majority for the re-
publiclns. The conservatives are de-
lspondent and the republicans jubilant
ever the result.
New YORK, December 23.-In the
Tiltun--Hcecher case to-day, Judge
McCue, Of the brooklyn city court, on
motion Of the counsel for the defend
ant, granted an order to show cause
why the order requiring q bill or par
ticulais should not be enforced, and
Saturdays next appointed for the argu-
ment uf counsel
"A Herald special from London saws
Monsignor Capei has published a
pamphlet in reply TO GIadstone,s ex-
~postulations. He says G~lallstone's
pamphlet resembles Dr. Sehuitz's work
on the power Of the pontiG, which en-
ables Capel TO use MOnsignor Fesseler's
answer, entitled, s'Free and False In
fallibility.
King Kalakaua arrived here from
Washington this afternoon. He was
met at the Jersey City depot by the
resident Hawaiian consul aiH !.
dermanic committee. The chairman
ofsthe committee welcomed the king,
and extended the Inequalities and
freedom oftheacity dwing his stay.
His majesty replied ira brief speech,
and The patty then tool, i boat, and on
lstheir arrival on stlsis side OF the river,
the independent troop Of fcayalry was
draWN upin line to receive the dis
.Itinsu;ahed guest. Headedby d detach-
meIitot anuinited pol &c and the cayal-
Inv, tie procession proceeded up Court
land street to Broadway, thence to
faveuue etofthe hotel, where the king
was received BY Mayor Vance anda
hiulber Of prominent city officials.
Iae mayor rendered the Inequalities Of
the city 70 the royal visitor. The king
En,adea brief response, andslis majesty
lafll suite retired to their rooms.
SALT LAKE, December 23.--The
proclamation Of Governor Woods, Of
Deaemberl2l, published to-day, post
pones the holding of the next term Of
court Of the second district at Beaver,
Utah, from tfietirst Monday Of Feblu-
AIRY 70 slle second Monday iDJuly next,
for tAh accommodation of the citizens.
of that district. There are now pond
Ing IN that district one Indictment for
lpaiygainy and nineteen for murder
III connection with the Mountain
Meadow massacre Of 1857. TWO Of the
parties Indicted for the murder, ~.
III. Diane and John ID. Lee, are now in
confinement
The winter thus far has been unnsi-
ally mild and mining has been uildis-
urbed by snew.
WASHINGTON, December 23.--The
argument before the Arkansas investi-
eating committee was concluded to-
day. The Indications are that repre-
sentatives Poland and Ward Will re-
port In favor of Brooks, while the
other members of the committee will
SUPPORT the validity of the present state
government.
A communication from the freed
mems hereau branch OF the war depart
ment says that, since the last report,
no new feature has been introduced.
Continued success has marked the
working and perfection Of the regula-
tlons originally established for the
conduct of the work untlerth a~djutantl
generals Office. With the view Of IA
scilitating the prosecution Of parties at
tempting the fraudulent procurement
from the disbufsing officers. Of the
freedsleis branch Of funds in their
banks for payment Of bo,tlities, etc, to
colored eX-sgldiefs or their heirs. 4 rerl
quest has been madei by the secretary
uf war that the. attorney general IN
strnct the proper officers to bring the
guilty parties to. speedy Justice. The
attorney general replies that he has
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