The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-10-24

ofn ommWlnntfO illtlic, DclcWlvN
iwIsf Ius had tlio shofUrs pno'cm
,tuut n0y mtnrrfried fr 1uellihen
iegfo fiot iu sumlef, and arrests are
Itlll being made.
NEw S0Rg, October l7.-'llo bpls'
rDlni convention b. in secret sefBiOih
l.nsrOg, Mass., October l7.--At q
NJ the shoe aud leather denl.
era here this morning 10 com lat the
Gallnhuo pn(cnlcCp, resolutions were
adopted declaring the demand Of the
Gallnhuc patentccs exhOfbitnnt ana
expressing u determination to strenu-
Orsly resist them also asking the CO.
operation of merchants, aud urging
congress to oppose any further extern
sion of patents. kilograms Of sympa-.
thy from the trade In Cincinnati ana
Baltimore were received with cheers.
y committee Of ten was appointed to
carry out the resolutions.
ALBANY, New YORK, October H.
The independent temperance commit
tee have Issued circular asking the
temperance voters to support the inde-
pendant ticket
JEROME PARK, October l7.-Ansilla
won the three fourth mile race. Time
| 1910. Katy won the mile ana one
eighth race. Time q. Acrobat won
the two and half mile race. Time 4:33}.
Limestone won the one and three
fourths mile race. No time taken.
NEW ORLEANS, October l9.--There
will probably be meeting Of the con-
/, ference committees tomorrow, the
conservatives having to-day sent q
note to the republicans inviting n con-
ference.
The twenty days allowed for Great
ing vacancies on the returning board,
by the terms of the conference agree
ment, expired to-day. The conserva-
tives are ready with their men TO I'LL
the two vacancies that were promised.
Kellogg has not as yet been able to OBJ
tain the required designations, but foui
members of the returning board have
agreed to resign, provided Wells will
resign, Wells is absent and the date
of his return is uncertain.
Longstreet, Sasanane, Kenner and
Anderson, four members of the return
ing board, have, it is. understood, de-
cIared 10 Governor Kellogg their will
lingness to resign If !. Madison Wells
president of the board, will hand ip his
resignation. Wells has been tele'
graphed to by Kellogg. This action
, if adhered to, will enable the governor
to carry out the conference agreement
regarding the returning board, giving
the conservatives two members.
FRANCOIS Aubrey, coloreI, to-day
stabbed his wife to death with a gimlet'
knife, and then killed himself with
The same instrument, Cause, jeal'
ousy.
Governor Kellogg to-day received q
communication from the republican
committee of fifty, which says: "lt
becomes our duty to state that the adj
dress adopted at mass meeting held
on the 9Th instant, at the Central
church, III this city, and signed by L,
Morris Chester and others, does not OK
press or represent the opinions of the
committee of fifty appointed at the
same meeting, for the reason that we
are not yet prepared to repudiate re-
publicanism, nor join its opponents.
We pledge ourselves to the support OF
republican principles as presented by
the national party as long as it oontih-
ues to support and vindicate the equali-
ty of all men. If the present state ad-
ministration comedies to us that which
we deem to be just, we further pledge
ourselves to give it our loyal and cor
dial support. " .
JACKSON, La, October17, 4 p. NJ, via
Clinton, La, October 1S.-At mass
meeting of the colored people held at
this place, called at the instigation of
f. l.. Weber, BreauX and Law, riot
took place about five o'clock, between
the BreauX and Gain men, in which
four coiorcd men We're shot, three pro-
badly fatally.
In the morning the Hon. John Gain
was waylaid and shot, rumor says, to
prevent. him from speaking to the
meeting. Some of the BreauX orators
assailed Mr.. Gain, hence the riot. The
colorcd people, in numbers Of ten and
twelve, are patroling the streets on
| horseback with guns. The United
States supervisor, Captain 4. ii. jerks,
has been consulted, and it is probable
he will call for the United States
troops. Great excitement prevails.
LATER.
Weber and BreauX have just arrived
from Bayou Sara, and brought forty
Winchester rifles to furnish the riot
ars,
CLINTON, La, October Is. "A feud
between the Rreaux, Weber and Gain
republican factions eliminated to-day
in an attempt, between Bayou Sara
and Jackson, La, to assassinate John
Gain, independent republican candi-
date for the senate. The parties are
| unknown.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, October 49,
Early yesterday evening Jerry PICARD,
prominent citizen, was walking with
his wife, when two men rushed upon
them. One held Mrs. PICARD while
the other shot her husband, inflicting
fatal wounds. The motive for the
deed is unknown. This occurred in a
public part Of the city.
8osToN, October l9.--Father Gleason,
In a public meeting to-day, applauded
Captain Jack aud his fellow Modocs,
aud denounced Meacham ns political
adventurer who misled Captain Jack
regarding the views of the govern
ment.
WASHINGTON, October 49, The
family of the general of the army have
followed him to st. Louis.
NEW YORK, October l9.-Mr. Buck.
land, theNew York Times correspond
ent, shot by the Spanish republicans,
was private secretary of Postmaster |
Eauora1 Tauait ,pbiia In Dus,ia UIo