The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-02-14

Hny9 NJ Wuynosylllr Hii order hn1 hceu
isstol Nv H. nnl0r, T., T. DOdsDn, tJtltc
mnfnllnl, requiring him ~ dispcrsc all
bands Of women found cOnprCgating
IN Tie streets OF on the sidewalks. He
declares his intention 10 have no more
sidewalk or saloon pruycr-mcctlngs In
his village, aud the ladies', backed by
the money OF many wealthy temper
anCe people, no less dcterminedly
evlnce their intention to hold Just Us
many meetings and offer just as many
prayers as they think proper.
WASHINGTON, February ll.--In the
senate Mr.. Bayard asked that the res
olution offered by him yesterday, call
ing upon the president to inform the
senate whether any officer of the
| United States army on duty in South
| Carolina had been instrumental in
procuring legislation in that State to
compensate him for services rendered
in the discharge of his duty, be passed.
The bill for the withdrawal of twen-
! ty-fve million dollars of national
bank currency from those States hay
ing an excess, and the reissue of it to
| the States not having their pro rata of
currency, was taken up in the senate
,U-duy.
Mr.. Bayard moved that the bill be
laid aside, and that vote be taken on
his resolution without further debate.
Mr.. Patterson objected.
Mr.. Bayard's motion was lost and
| the resolution went over. The bill for
the withdrawal of twenty-five million
dollars of national bank currency was
proceeded with.
,fH,rnl Inv Mr.
Sherman to the section authorizing the
comptroller of the currency to issue
twenty-five million dollars to those
States having less than their proper
ton, declaring that the comptroller
might do so without waiting for the
return of the circulating notes of other
banks, was agreed to.
Mr.. Norman moved to strike out
the words "twenty-ive," relating to
the amount to he withdrawn and reis-
sued, and insert in place thereof "scv-
entytivc,"
The house resumed the consideration
of the army bill. The am ndment of
tered yesterday by Mr.. Cobb, of Kan
sas, looking to the transfer of govern
ment transportation from the Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fee railroad to
the Kansas Pacific railroad, was lost
after debate.
Mr.. Cox offered an additional sec
ton that no money shall be paid en-
cept for the purposes for which 1t Is
specially appropriated, and that the
army shall not be used in aid of pre-
tended State governments.
New York, February 1.-THE ques-
ton of crusade against whiskey here
has already been seriously discussed in
leading temperance and religious
circle9 The decision whether an eff
fort is to he made will depend upon
the result, 9f the temperance confer
: ence now being held at Albany, at
: tended by most, of the temperance
leaders i'm this State. In this city there
is unusual activity among the old
temperance organizations. The State
= temperance alliance of New Jersey
, has also had the subject under consid-
T. Grafton. .
MONTREAL, February 2.--Justict
Ramsey to-day in the case of Rosen
f baum, accused of arson in New Jersey
ordered the prisoner to be eXtradited
KEY WEST, February l2,--The steam
: ship Gulf Stream, from Baltimore fo
: Havana and New Orleans, arrived yes
4 terday and reports that during the pas
o sage Il fire broke out in the hold ant
burned two days, and despite the eXer
y tions of the captain and crew much O
e the cargo was destroyed. The vesse
a was but little injured, the fire beini
!. confined to the hold.
NEW Y0DK, February l2.--The M m
hprs of the Stock Exchange hav,
+ opened a subscription list for the estab
lishment of free soup houses in tn
a lower part of the city. j. G. Bennet
: has given $4,000 to supply soup to tn
poor from the fire and police stations
e Jules Pillipplti, an actor, was fOun'
c dead in his bed at the Atlantic hote
: vest erday.
The western plan of suppressing liz
! uor saloons will be tried in about tel
o days. Worcester, Mass, will be tn
d first place operated on. A mass meet
inc Of the citizens will be held, whel
II the plan of operations will be ex
planned, and an organization for worl
: formed, which ii is proposed to prose
cute vigorously.
t Rev. Charles Kingsley, author ant
one of the chaplains in ordinary to he
= majesty, Queen Victoria, arrived yes
S terday on n visit to the United States
ROME, February 12.--Cardinals An
e tonelli, Capatti and Tarquine are Sc
e riously i'll. The last mentioned is on,
f of the cardinals recently appointed by
the pope. ...
$ LoNnoN, February 12.-There is con
!. siderable speculation as to whether
1 Disraeli or the Earl of Derby will be
a come premier.
e KNOXVILLE, Tenn, February 12.-
The Daily Chronicle of this city pub
= fishes q long letter from Senator
}. Brownlow tomorrow ON the civil
y rights bill. He decidedly opposes the
: mixed school feature of the bill ant
says it would destroy the free schools
in the south. He advises the cOlOreC
people to tell Congress that they do moi
want mixed schools. He also favors
the issue of more currency.
WASHINGTON, February l2.--Gener
al Sheridan telegraphs General Sher
man confirming the report of the kill
=, ing of Lieutenant Robinson and pri
/. waite by the Indians.
Indian Agent Howard, of the White
stone agency, telegraphs to the com
missioner here for military protection
S which will be accorded,
, ALBANY, n. ", February l2.-The
n senate has agreed TO the resolution
passed by the assembly to rescind tn,
= appointment of commissioners to the
e Centennial exposition.
JERSEY CITY, February l2.-The au'
g thorities have received a telegram to.
day from Colonel Corbin, commanding
! the federal forces at Brownsville
+ Texas, stating that Hamilton, the de
faulting treasurer of Jersey City, haC
; been arrested there.
New ORLEANS, February 10.-Activt
preparations for the carnival are going
on, and Rex flags are displayed through
out the city. The hotels are rapidly
filling with strangers.
5 PHILADELPHIA, February 10.-Wil
/ liam Proctor, jr, professor of the col
lege of Pharmacy, died suddenly las
night after delivering a lecture to the
students.
MADRID, February l0.-The Imperie
| says the government has agreed to al
exchange of prisoners with the Car
lists