The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-02-07

speech In tlit limlacof Representatives
that Tie cDlofed people ~ that Stat
dld mol desire the pnssnRe NJ the Wvi
lights blll, aud Ne resolution ~ ~,
Georgia Legislature ~ the same effect
referred a. the Judiciary committee
Senator West nsked that The bill iOl
the protection and prosecution NJ th,
works nj the mouth Of the Mississippi
river he considered.
Aitcr u debate, II wns agreed 10 CON
sider the bill Tomorrow morning.
WASHINGTON, February 3.-TO-dny
Judge q. W. Paschal filed for Mrs
Mary Clark Gaines, In the equity court
II bill for an injunction against Hon
Caleb Cushing on which Judge Wylit
granted restraining order rcturnablt
on 10Th inst. Mrs. Gaines charges IN
the bill that she conveyed to Mr.. Cush'
ing certain lands In Louisiana amount
ing TO siXty.eight thousand acres, and
received from him counter deed nc
knowledging the trust, and afterwards
In his own name he obtained conllr'
nation to the said lands denying the
right to any interest in them. She
now asks an injunction to prevent the
respondent from receiving the patents
ana certificates for said lands from the
Interior department.
New HAVEN, February 3. The
Democratic State convention met here
to-day. David Clark, liberal Repuh
lican of Hartford, presided.
HARRISBURG, Pa, February 81
Lewis Rosentein and John Moody,
colored, convicted of the murder Of
farmer Behne, were sentenced this
morning for execution. Rosentein
admits his guilt and will probably
make full confession. Moody still
asserts his innocence.
SAVANNAH, February Sowing tC
the inclement weather, the Jockey
Club races were postponed until
Wednesday. They close on Saturday,
The largest crowd and the best races
since the war is promised.
PROVIDENCE, r. L., February g.
James Smiths wooden mill, w. A.
Coles dwelling house, and all the mill
outbuildings at Millville, Massachu,
sets, burned to-day.
John Reilly was burned to death, and
three Others were badly burned; one
probably fatally.
LONDON, February "a special dis
patch to the Daily News from st. Pc.
tersburg says Russia has refused tosenC
goods to the Exposition to be in Phila.
delphia in 1876, alleging that it is 6
private undertaking.
Dispatches from II number of places
throughout the kingdom, where vot
ing is taking place to-day report mucl
excitement and some riOting, especial
ly in Bury, Lancashire.
BERLIN, February 3 "A dispatch
from Posen says Archbishop Ledt
Chowski was arrested to-day, by ordel
of the German authorities and sent Il
Frankfort, on the order to undergo i'm
prisonment.
LIVERPOOL, February 3.-I'he new
steamer Britannia, of the White Sta
Line, was launched this morning, n
Belfast.
PHILADELPHIA, February 3.-A spe
cial dispatch from C0nne6uville, in thi
State, gives an account of n most dar
ing and extensive robbery at that place
last night. While the cashier of thu
First National bank, ID. ID. Williams
was writing at his desk he heard q raj
mt the side door. Upon opening thi
door two masked men sprung upon
him, bound and gagged him, aud sue
ceeded in making their escape will
fourteen thousand dollars in currenc,
and thirty thousand dollars in United
States bonds. Mr.. Williams was fount
this morning in an unconscious stat
but recovered consciousness in q few
hours after being released.
A stock company ut the Chesnu
street theater struck last night, on ac
count of the nonpayment of their sal
aries, preventing a production O
Through by Daylight" in whipl
Winnita Montague was to appear. Thu
piece will be produced at anothe
theater
MADRID, February Spain has pro
visionally recalled her diplomatic rep
resentatlves from Berlin, Vienna ant
other European capitols.
LONDON, February 3.-Thos. Hughe
has withdrawn from the election il
Marylebone, submitting to the opinion
of the attorney general, who declare
his chances Of success were not equa
to those of Grant, the other Liberia
nominee. Hughes appealed to and &C
cepted the opinion of the attorney gen
eral, to avoid division of the party
and its possible defeat in the pending
election in Marylebone.
The election in Bristol yesterday re.
suited in the return of Samuel Morley
and Kirkman Hodgeson. Both are
Liberals and were members cf the late
Parliament. or the members of the
new Parliament, thus far chosen, the
Conservatives have majority Of six
teen,
There were number of meetings OF
the Liberals and Conservatives in the
Metropolitan district last night, which
were addressed by their respective can
didates. The proceedings ut all the
gatherings were marked, but much
disorder prevailed.
The election IN Greenwich is in pro-
gress to-day. The return of Gladstone
is thought sure. A dispatch from the
borough says there have been q num-
Der of fights and much Window
smashing.
The floor of factory In BURY, Lam
where a Liberal meeting was
being held, gave way yesterday and
large number of people
to the story below. Six persons were
killed, and it is feared many are fatally
injured.
LOUISVILLE, February 3.-Deputy
United States Marshal Wyatt arrived
last night with five of the prisoners
in Henry county, and while
bringing them down on the steamer,
Smoot, an alleged leader in
he kukluX depredations, escaped.
Wyatt found no difficulty in making
he arrests, the prisoners Offering no
CUMBERLAND, Nd, February 3.-The
ury in the case of Risley, on trial for
he murder of Lloyd Clary, late editor
If the Cumberland Times, in October
asst, brought in verdict of not guilty
ut precisely at 10 o'clock last night,
midst deafening applause from the
,rowd in the court room. Risley was
hen escorted home by the crowd,
cheering all the way.
LONDON, February 5.--Mr. Disraeli
addressed large meeting At Newport
yesterday In tle course of his rp-