The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-13
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nl meeting About two hundred d''-
rrmicg we're present
rror blanchard, 81 Wheaton college,
submitted preamble and resolution
for II national political party opposed
10 secret societies,
After a long debate and some
amendments the report was adopted
The name of the party is to be "ihe
Americans" and the platform OF prih-
ciples Is to be framed by II committee
of one from each state. /
A national convention Is to he called
to nominate presidential candidate.
The debate was very warm in regard
TO embodying the name OF Goa Ill inc
constitutional plank in the PLATFORM
which was finally adopted.
WASHINGTON, June 5.--rhe judicia-
Nv has decided to impeach Busted,
district Judge of Alabama, on two
first counts for non residence and IL
regularity in holding courts. The thifd
charge, which involves pecuniary cor
ruption, failed.
The senate passed the bill to remove
the disabilities of John julius Guthrie,
of North Carolina.
In the house the debate on the Mis-
sissippi bill is being closed, ana the
vote will soon he taken. twill proba-
bly, be four o'clock before the issue is
reached.
The Durell case was not decided up
to the latest received.
BAYoNNE, June5.-General Elio has
arrived here to recruit his health.
General Pianos succeeds him during
his absence from his command. The
Carlist attacks upon San Sebastian,
Irunthanuca and Lea Guerto were
mostly feints to cover the withdrawal
of their forces to the defense of ltsteila
DANvILLE, KY, June 5.-The citl-
Zens of Burnside Point and the railroad
men are fighting. One railroad man
was killed and one wounded, and two
clllZellS "Ouuueu. MANY "a INV" S'''
zens declare that the railroaders must
leave the country.
ITHICA, n. V, June 5.-The Touring
mill of William and Henry Holsey, at
this place, was destroyed by an jncen-
diary fire between two and three o'clock
this morning. Loss forty thousand
dollars.
AUSTIN, June 5.-The United States
circuit court in the Matt. Gaines case
acceded to the motion of District At
torney Evans, and dismissed it fol
want of jurisdiction.
ST.. LOUIS, June 5.-The bridge across
the Mississippi river is opened for the
passage of wagons. A steady stream
of vehicles are crossing.
ROME, June 5.-rhe pope is some
what better. He refuses to quit the
vatican, although q change of air is re-
commended by his physicians.
Houston, June Or. Fleming's
horse, Stockbridge Chief was dis,
tanced in the field Of trotters in the de-
Gliding heat.
CINCINNATI, June 5.-Dr. Menden.
hall, y we'll known physician is dead.
LONDON, June 5.-Jeflerson Davis
sailed on the Adriatic.
AUSTIN, Texas, June ga body o.
masked men took Mcintyre and Walk.
er from the Jail and hanged them.
DETROIT, June G.--The American
medical association elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuingyear Presi
dent, DR.. w. X. Bouling, of Pennsyl
vania; vice-presidents, William Brodie
of Michigan, j. J. Woodward, of the
United States army, III. w. Brown, o
Texas, and H. ID. Didowa, of New York
treasurer, Casper Westler, of Mary
land librarian, w. Lea, of the Distric
of Columba committee Oh library
Johnson Elliott, of the District of Co
lumbia; assistant secretary, William
Walling, of New York. The Chairman
of the committee made appointment
as follows: Practice of medicine, ma
terra, medica and psychology, Austl
Flint, of New York; obstetrics ant
diseases of women and children, w
II. Byford, Of Illinois; surgery ant
anatomy, w. s. Moon, of Rochester
medical Jurisprudence, chemistry ant
psychology, Jerome Cochran, of Ala
bama state medicine and public by
giene, ii. III. G. Booth, of Massachu
sets. The convention adjourned t.
meet in Louisville May l, 1875. TIL
attendance has been very large, fou
hundred and twenty delegate
being present, and II large percentage
of them being the oldest physicians o
the country. -...-
PARIS, June G.-The council of wa
has announced verdict of guilt,
against NJ. Melville Blancourt, deputy
for Gaudaloupe, for participation il
the acts of the commune, and con
demned him to death.
The Lee Pays newspaper says thu
friends of the prince imperial strongly
oppose the nomination of Prince
Jerome Napoleon, for the assembly.
1t is rumored that duel has grown
out of the violent proceedings in th'
assembly last Tuesday.
ST. LOUIS, June 6.-The Interna
tional typographical union has ad
journed to meet in Boston in June
next. Most of the business transacted
was in secret session. Various com
mittees were appointed who will report
at the next session.
NEW YORK, June 6.-Henri Roche
fort, with his companions, Payne anC
Benedict, sailed this morning for Eu
rope on the steamer Porthia. Theil
departure was witnessed 10y number
of h. E.,.,.l,