The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-01-24


Square have been leld Tor
trial. ono Of the Communists Is aged
10. Others of those arrested say they
arc neither Communists nor In sympa-
thy with them, aud had no intention
of rioting when attacked by the police.
The National Bricklayers convention
ndontcd lhe following:
Whereas, In consequence of the dull
ness of work, ny stated by all local
unions represented here, and the pros
poets for work in the spring are bad;
therefore,
Resolved, BY the National Bricklay-
ers Union of America, that they hold
firm: that their local unions avoid
strik by all means possible, and do
the best possible; help your brother
workmen Whenever found in need; and |
we also recommend to the bricklayers
of America economy in all things pos
sible. and avoid the use of liquor, rs
that is the curse of workingmen.
The convention then adjourned sine
die IN meet nj Louisville, Kentucky, |
in January, 1875.
There was n fire this morning in the
Hamilton building on Court street, op-
nestle The CITY Hall, BROOKLYN. Loss,
S75.OOO. The Long Island Historical
Soc.ictv,s hooks were considerably
domoSed Inv water.
Tn Pho late attack OH Awapola by
thn sam SoIvodor forces forty of the at
to'.tin Marty and seven of the defend
ors, ,yaro /, ilIed with many wounded
%, hoih sides Hostilitie; have thus
cnpmenced between Honduras and
Son Salvation
90; ira schooner A. o BURGESS. from Sa-
,,onnoh tn prov;demca vas dismnsted
;n a uoIe on the 26tb of December
The crew were taken off six days after,
l., ne on ''o owh,usted condition and taken
~ 80 NJ
w tVoruro January l8.-At the
o,,aan Tramsnnrtotion Convention this
o .,,or,i;rr " M icIo@y Of Chicago, smoke
III f n,ns' Of nationol LEGISLATION for
~ ,m,o ,,,,ore railroad from the East
tn ntIo Vast Indoe Cochrone of Geor-
vi" vi W., discnnfad c6ntcndinp that Con-
Sress had no such mower under the Con-
S. Else li,'u Nv 7''' i0"
s'i iTI,a nn,vor+;op of Naxicon war vet
nv w th 49, ,,aot;nr this morning
eluis, q" u .n that the convention.
pussy ,, =, ,e ACKNOWLEDGMENT to-day will pro-
upodi' , ,,n tha diraction of The presid-
Geeu, e T, tn tho eyacutive mansion
Eng t J, nnrnose ~ nresenting their re-
r ui ,ho opnd conurotnIations 10 their il
l!p eoi9 "o do and friend the Presi-
i n. io 80 ~ iI,;t,d States. that thew
u . vi !, tn - tha noasnras thnv nro-
i ann nn iI inV vi e Kim to narticipate in
pI ,o,,,,;an md tho daIiherafions of
th ie"r, "
'he oon ,', ,;ttnn ,yos onnointed to as
III, ~ ~hot hour the President
celtiih ~ tho oonwontion
"ouiu e,,,itto, ,,,o, annn;ntad to draft
~ ao vo and bv.laws for the
auothnrhond and onofber committee
70 ,,ronare n memorial 70 Congress.
W X vp"t u,oo adonted renmestinp
t,o Wor donortment to furnish the
.no W.T. ee tnr nraSnrvstion' comics of
IN tH' eiio' W +insa Who took mart In the
NJ us W I,,o 49,.
M ,a,',;,,, Than nrocoedod in n
hod, ie ~ I'm tha MntronoIifan Methodist
10y w - CouoroI T g NnUjey. of
Gnuion, wmeie Jelived an address and
ieiinsS ran ra,oitad INV General Albert
Poeiii, MAS w 40 80 tor ovarc;ses in
I'M. hhe ,'ith n,nSic Inv the Marine
IeiaPIe'svud tia hnnd from, Fort Me-
m 1nnu 'n" WV
iientS' ,or,o Tonu,rv 16-William
p;T INGNn Wbite was unanimously
In dnohy fnr Senotor NV the Demo
nnntin narouS This securcs his election.
orI aW . ou"Su1I Innuorv IN - The
{, was toi ann,n,ittoo on PmElic Rnildinps
oed Uro o have decided that il will
any ha Militant to consider any new
nronnsitidns for creating government
P ,"iEPdinus tbis vear and that work
H na,'id 10 'n, nf;nod to those now in
s snouross o1 which nre strictly indispens-
aPh tJIS 'e''
"G The Attorney General received dis
,, the 49, mo,W tbys United states Marshal
pa'ts ,,s ti Ta~os dated TO-DAY, saving
AZ. az rt tha 'o,I1 aIootod I,ovarn9r 1Coke2
.,.ao ; 'no ,ast miaht Armed men
was nms sud;nn t t annroacbes to the
. alo s ntfinaSe ond tn the canitol and
s stuor orn,ed " man have nossession of
~ Ion;sIatiye halls A conflict seems
!ne iusi kh" ''"''''
iii e., thn cor.to tho consideration of
III .nI go I al hU tLo FINANCE