The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-04-04
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Drfpoir, March 81 a 0nllbont, .
with mnn nud wifo ondiil daughter |
capgcd. Tho women were drowned.
loNpoS, March H--flyinWlor's
remains were In lead CONN, undlhcy
preserved In salt beautifully, II was
recognized nj INnlibcnr
The Times special from Madrid says
that Scrrano renewed The attack on the
Carllsts before Bllboa at Ave o'clock
yesterday morning. At one In the aI-
ternoon the marshal telcgraphed to
Madrid thpt the combat was Obstinate
on both sides, but the advantages were
with his troops
The ship Charles a. Farwell, from
Savannah for Rcvel, before reported rs
stranded on the island Of Auboit, will
probably be total loss. -Four hundred
aud scvcnty.siX bales of cotton were
landed In good order, and taken to-
Elsenor.
PlrTsBUGH, March 27.--Goodhull Il
Uderer's wooden factory, and William
Bullocl's residence, AT Kittening, were
burned to-day. Loss one hundred thou
sand dollars.
MADRID, March 27,-Scrrano telc-
graphs that his troops have driven
back the Carlists at the point of the
bayonet, capturing several villages.
Several of the Carlist batteries were
silenced. This fighting is to raise the
seigc Of Bilboa.
WASHINGTON, March p. - In the
senate, bill to relieve the political
disabilities Of VIM. l.. Cabell, of Texas,
and Thos. Hardeman, of Georgia,
We're passed. This is in the face of the
adverse report from the judiciary COM
mittee.
HAVANA, March 27.--rhe banks re-
fuse to discount and the currency con-
tinues to depreciate. The decree makes
stamped paper payable in gold.
BERLIN, March 27.-Bismarckssymp-
toms are discouraging.
MADRID, March 27.--The minister of
war telegraphed the congratulations OF
the cabinet to Marshal Serrano.
LOWELL, Mass, March 27.--CooRs
tannery was burned last night. Loss
seventy-five thousand dollars.
LAWRENCE, KS, March 27.--The man
who killed his father-in-law in fami-
ly quarrel, was hanged by mob.
GALVESTON, March 2S.-lhe News
special from Austin says in the senate
the following reports were made from
the committees:
BY Mr.. Baker: From the finance
committee recommending the passage
of an act authorizing the governor to
settle the claim of George w. Paschals,
and report back the claim of George
w. Honey for the pay of the treasury.
He stated that Honey now owes the
state large sum, and he says that his
claim will be attended to.
BY Mr.. Ireland. From the Judiciary
committee returning numerous bills,
and recommending their passage,
which is equivalent to an adoption Of
the report when they come up in order.
They recommend adversely OH q large
number.
The following are the most impor-.
tant house bills:
An act to legalize the acts of certain
officers the senate bill entitled an act
to amend article 2,735 of PaschaPs
digest; article 267 of the code of crimi-
nal procedure a bill entitled an act to
amend section 8 of the act adopting
the common laws of England to re-
peal the Mexican laws, and to regulate
the martial rights of parties, ppprovel
January 20, 1910; an act to incorporate
the farmers and mechanics bank of
Paris, and an act designating the holt
DAYS to be observed in the acceptance
and payment of bills of exchange,
bank checks, promissory notes and
bills. ..Hl
New ORLEANS, March 2S.-Captain
Howell reports sixteen and half feet
of water on the bar at the pass la outre
at extreme low tide. The dredge boat
is working there, doing good service.
NEW York, March 2s.-The supreme
court granted an order t. show cause
why a mandamus should not be issued
against Judge Davis,
On motion of the counsel for Tweed,
who claims that there were certain eX-
ceptions taken in his trial, and noted
by the stcmpgTapher in his minutes,
which the chief justice improperly re-
fused to allow in setting the case on
appeal, an order was granted. The
order is made returnable on the twen-
ty-third of April next, and the counsel
for Tweed We're givenuntilthe fifteenth
of April to submit affidavits.
New YORK, March 2s.-Austin
Black and ]. Dusenberry, gold brokers,
were arrested on charge of attempt
ing to procure forgery in suit. Their
bail is fixed at twenty thousand dollars
each.
The Erie striking larborers have ac-
ccepted the company's terms, and re-
sumed work.
SusoUEHANNAH DEPOT. Pa, March
2s.-The sheriff arrived here with for
ty assistants, but made no effort, thus
far, to reclaimed the engines seized by
the strikers. The paymaster car ar
rived last night. The strikers have
possession of the entire works, and all
travel is entirely suspended. az y
TACOMA, n. H, March 2s.-Blod-
neft. the wife murderer, committed