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

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PRESIDENT 10 gay. Without lakihS ~
artiVe part IN lhe matter, ueuerni
Sheldon Is OF the opinion that there
VIII be no new eiec'ioil III l.ouis,"i' ~,
WASHINGTON, January me
state department mas connIehliai
adVices OF the progress OF the hiIg OF
the carnival" Mhiie withholding
details secretary flsn AUTHORIZES me
statement that tex VIII reach ms
favoritc city OF New orleans on the
18th day OF February OF the present
year. -.
LONDON. January 22.--Ihe Times
publishes the substance OF a note rom
Bismarck, who holds the french gov
eminent accountable for the violence
of the Ultramontane press in france.
MADRID, January 22,-Carlist forces
have withdrawn from Santander.
NEW YORK, January IA dense
fog interrupts navigation.
WASHINGTON, January 2.-lhe
President, through the Secretary
State, has rendered the Beyrout Con-
sulate to Colonel Fisher OF Augusta,
Georgia.
The is lull in Louisiana matters.
The issue VIII be approached MONDAY.
There is no occasion to correct the I'M
pressions produced by the dispatches OF
the last two days
Sheldon, Sypher, Harris ana Pltkin
called on the president TO protest
against new election. Carpenterand
Butler also called upon nm for the
purpose OF consultation over features
of the new election bill.
a Havana dispatch says the foreign
ers will pay their quota or the forced
loan of thirty million dollars, because
their business depends upon It's pay
ment. Inc quota of some VIII amount
to from five thousand to iitty thousand
dollars. 1t is understood that ten
thousand dollars of the amount goes to
pay the soldiers.
AS the United States steamer Wor-
ceSter sailed from Havana with the
band playing, rabble gathered on the
wharf and Missed as she passed, DIP
ping her flag to Moro Castle and the
Spanish war vessels.
ATLANTA, January @.-lhe JOINT
resolution of the General Assembly
condemnatory of the civil rights bill
passed. The resolutions affirm that
the effect of the passage of the bill Will
be to break UP the public school system
of Georgia. All appropriations will be
withheld by the Legislature should the
bill pass.
! LONDON, January 22.-Parepa-hosa
is dangerously i'll.
! There is dense fog at noon, WITH no
prospect of its lifting.
PARIS, January 22.-The sale Of the
L. Opinion Rationale is forbidden.
WASHINGTON, January 2.-ln the
Senate Mr.. Spencer, from the Commerce
committee, reported favorably on the
bill to facilitate the execution and pro-
lection of certain works of improve
ment at the mouth OF the MISSISSIPPI
river. ne ASKED ior us present consul
eralloil, ou. NJ H. Il ;i .oi W nrN"'i''''
oplecteu ana inc piii wen. OYER
III may ne stated apsoiuleiy tnn1 az
tnls nour lteh hlhutes 10 one ocioch'
washington 'ihlel IIilchuach i"n ,N,i
new eleclion III 40 t-o'. .rs s. Inv ~.
! Rouse was ehsaSeu loi tue iis' i,oui
on the conferences report ,r Oh .ne piii !"
pay oiiiclai reporters Inc report ""'
aSreeu 10. - m
pan EhANCIsoo, January 5o.-ha a.
doiph Mltci'eii to-G"y illuiuelcu n,s
wl1e, ANNE, aller desperate sliuSslI
ana tnen committed Sulciue: one i'au
anahdolieu MN III isconslil' anu IL.
followed ner mere, anu on ner lei.'sli,s
TO I'VE Win nm Tie ueeo WAS coiiiii'i'-
'eo. IT'LL ,,-
Ihere was announcer siighI SHOCK Vi
earthquake .o-uay. oo n.,,
ALBANY, n. l., January Lu.-hlilS
we're introduced III tne negislature, 10,
uay 10 restrain speGuiulioii III solu ps
requiring actual uei'Hery III Eases .h W.
all tine contracts, ana 10 proniplI tie
certlhcatloll Oh ualik Gi'ecks WHERE t,l'
drawer mus ilol tne iuIt ailiouli, On We
post, niakiuS ''ie oi'e''ce iiiiS'''
'ieuhor.
New YORK, January O.-A dispatch
from Richmond, Virginia, says DIS
patch from Greensboro, North Caro-
lima, gives the announcement of the
sudden death of the Siamese twins on
Saturday morning last at their residence
at Mount Airy, Surry county, North
Carolina. There are no details further
than the iact that Chang was paralyzed
last fall, since which time he has been
fretful, very much debilitated and
strongly addicted to drinking liquor,
as Il means of alleviating his suffering.
He had been quite feeble for several
days, indeed so much so as to confine
both the brothers to bed, but his i'll
ness was not so great as to cause any
authorization of the catastrophe that