The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-09-26

Oof t,ttalf National tt0bs ufo IN ilc
bnidf al dfawlu0 dfnNf 49, thtlf nnf "t
no,denla ln Nrf f0fk Nl HtiF W
ninety Digs nuot ddef pr,tlllin,i,,.,,.'.
wnly6d, lhs ndVlstd lliese ilistlu, lou'
that sdeli iaa0os afo iil Violation Wo.
ton tweniy.iifOc ~ The nhu0nhl uhhh
act, which prOlilliia the Issue q! Pu4l
notes, tlAt such trnnsnctioila Hutgec, y
nnllonnl hunk ~ N forfeiture ~ ile
charter under section llfty.thfeo of tue
national bnnk MT aud II IN the inten-
ton Of the comptroller ~ commence
proceedings, II necessary, 10 prevent
such prnrtjce. Other national lhr rs
nrc i'm the habit OF furnishing their de-
positors with cheeks drawn one day
after date instead Of OH demand Tor
for tho purpose Of evading the Internal
revenue law requiring II Two cent
stamp TO be affixed to such checks
The comptroller will ask FOR an
amendment to the act which VIII pre-
vent such abuses.
WuLSBoRo, Pa, Sept @.-five
masked men effected i'm entrance into
the residence of President Robinson, OF
the First national bank, gagged ana
s"" "" cas iii Robinson. Mrs. Robinson,
"'I NIrs Sn,itL a dnuyhter of Robin.
" CO.. Thoy thap comnpIled the cnshis
s so aooa,nn y them ~ the hank n,,
w. "vUo apam Tho yan,t when t,,n,
holnod themselves TO about sac. C06
nuippoin.iiw In cnrrencv' Ret,rnin,
pp;th Mr. Rohinson 70 his home. thas
,',n .n No n,onhers of the family roc,
i p"o aooh othor aud told them to CON.
m ,ag e" freeIw They took from tbo fin.
ernf WrS Smith n vino va,ind nt
Elm bunJred dollars kissed Mr.
DIN, 6Shins1 ' WHO fointed and than tool,
thar denart,,re. ''
'S Su, ,cI,Su N " sontephar 90 III o
.a S,i stota on,nvant;nn mat ot the
l.p -, h",,so tt';s ,,,nrninn nn6 So
npli" hms;nnsu orgar;yaJ VIII
Hon Edwin ID Moreon nc president '
Governor lain A. Div was nominatad
for reelection by reclamation, and
General John G. Robinson, the present
incumbent, was nominated for leuten-
ant governor in the same way. Three
cheers were then given for Dix and
Robinson, and the greatest enthusiasm
prevailed
New York, September ga special
from st. Johnsbury, Vermont, saws Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher made a speech
at the CALIFORNIAN fair to-day. The
subject was, "What Idont know about
farming" About eight thousand peo-
pie were present. Mr. Beecher was
greeted with cheers and his speech was
frequently interrupted with applause
and laughter. Large numbers crowded
around to shake hands with him on
his departure.
UTICA, N. Y, September 23.-The
state temperance convention met here
to-day and after passing resolutions in
favor Of prohibition and appointing a
| committee to arrange plan of politi-
cal action. adjourned sine die -.
WASH NGToN. September 93--There
are rumors that Whittlesy, chief of the
secret service, was arrested in Boston
to-day. sf' ''
New yopr sontonher 81 --Peecbe or
has retained Eyarts for his defense.
The Boston manufacturing interests
are combininp To reduce nrodncts nm
I'll prices of manufactured goods and
raw material show a marpin of profi /.
EvAMsvIIIE. Ind Senfember IL
The commissioners for the improve
ment of the Ohio river navigation adj
iourned this afternoon to meet in
Washington, October is. A resolution
was passed asking congress to take de-
cided action for the Improvement of
the Missjssinni 90 as to meet the wants
of the apricuitural industries of the
country and app6inted n com mittee of
two from the commissionors from Pen-
syIyania, ohio, Indiana and Illinois to
Obtain from these states The massage Of
suitable laws oeding to the Tilted
Stotes Jurisdiction over sucb small
tracts Of land AS NAV he needed for the
erection of locks. lock keeners dwell
ing, and ahntments. also condemninp
the construction Of anoti,or bridge NJ
Cincinnati between the present bridges.
Sp,u, Ala Santor,bor "a -Tbo
Sonth ho,,pd train df civ norS on the
SoInno Rome and hoiton ra;iroaS want
thrnuGh n hridaann Warnbanhie eH cr neEF
s e;;,tthHS Iaat h;gb of dnvi;aht this ntorn'
inc iEhe Train Train 10 totaI wr rn Tha
n enSi fireman and saverei mosssne
oasa ,,era tiilaa~ Nearlv a,i oh hoord
We've ,vounded nonv' danreronsiv
Hn,o,~ Tho Eil,aJ To- IuIne w
Pvrd sv.indoe of tha stota sunro,,n
court and y Sron,; nem V ' a%d m Tu eh he
loved citizen of Selma. The particl-
lars are hard TO get.
BosroN. sepIember A.-The races,
ali AGES, two miie dash. was won Inv
rhinestone. Time j,3T.
The consolidated n,,rse for two mile
and a quarter was won Inv Snend-
thrift. the time Ola, blind Tom won
thc steeple chase
ST PAIrI. MINI. .Sentemher o.
The democrat-liberal state conven-
tion which met to.dav for the nominu-
tjon of chief instice and associate ius.
tice of the sunreme court. odonted The
following platform.
Believinp the present disostrous com
dition of the southern states TO bo
laTTgely due to the corr,,pt rule of car
NET bag politicians who have plunder-
ed and IMPOVERISHED the people and
intensified the preiudices of races de-
clare that general thievery has be-
come chronic nnder Grants ausnices
demand imnartial policv toward the
neonIe of the south demand the eye
cntion of thieves. n perfect equality
before the law for ALI persons without
regard TO race. color or previous politi-
cal opinion.
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re- v arr,vai - tha trnons sa 29d t i" nr T.
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