The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-05-30

IpUuIii diHpHirii 40 tuH iHN'' 0''.'''
foSpog. Mny 90. a Paris dispatch
10 thoslnndnrd soyo II is thought thut
fine combinations made loat niehtio
comnlcte the ministry viii hc success.
rul, and The new cabinet Will prohnbly
he promulgated with Dccoaa or Audl-
fret or Pasquineret ut the h'nd' INC
Bonapartids and legltlmlsts VIII ne OK
cluded. ,..,,.o,,
PARIS, May 22.-lhe duel between
Priroa Metternich and the count OF
Monticello took place at Mendei near
Versailles. The count was wounded
in the arm and disabled. =,
LONDON, May 22.--rhe Telesraphs
special dispatch from Paris asserts lha'
Prince Metternich, and not the DUKE
of Montebcllo, was slightly wouhueo
in fine duel between those two persons
The special dispatches from Paris i'll
relation to the ministerial crisis are
confused and contradictory.
A Times dispatch says the cabinet
intends to give the assembly the option
of the acceptance of its programme OF
dissolution.
LOUISVILLE, May 22.-The Metho'
dist Episcopal conference snstaihs the
Baltimore conference in Expecting d.
Huston.
nh. committee on the organization
of the colored Methodist Episcopal
church of America, made, u report,
which was adopted, declaring that the
organization of the colored church ii'to
81 distinct ecclesiastical convention
meets the hearty approval of this con-
ference, and that efforts 10 establish
an institution of learning for the edu-
cation of colored ministers deserves 10
be commended to the friends OF the
colored people everywhere.
WAsHINGToN, May 22.-Messfs.
HAYS and Sheats, of Alabama, appear
ed before the senate committee OH
military affairs on the joint resolution
which passed the house Monday, CIV
ing aid to the destitute of Alabama.
The committee agreed to report favora-
bly, to-day.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-The senate
passed bill authorizing the president
to issue army rations ana clothing W
the destitute people of the Tombigoee,
Warrior and Alabama rivers. inc
bill goes to the president.
NASHVILLE, May 22.-Iesterday,
lin Alexander won the hurdle race i'll
2.589. Orphan Girl WOE the mile heats
for green three years olds III l.4oI anu
1,493. Nell won the third and Somef-
set the fourth race.
LOWELL, May 22.-Remittances OF
two Thousand to New Orleans and six
hundred and forty-three dollars to the
reservoir sufferers have been MADE.
DENVER, May 22.-There was des'
tructive fire at Central city to-day. one
hundred and fifty houses were burned
involving a loss of halfa million dol
lars.
CHICAGO, May 22.--Professor Swing
who was acquitted of heresy by the
presbytery, has Withdrawn from
the Presbyterian church.
WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Car
penter upon the final vote ca the civi
rights bill was among the nays. His
ppipt was that the federal government
had no right to interfere with state
juries any more than with state legis
latures. He swallowed the bill in al
other respects.
Many colored and all the white PEG
ple who are MOI inimical to the govern
ment deplore the action of the senate
as destructive of public schools through
out the south. 1t is asserted by TN
best informed party tacticians that TIM
democrats have the power to stave OF
action on the civil rights bill until ate
adjournment.
LATER-The civil rights bill passe'
this morning at half past seven o'cloc!
by strict party vote. Forty-iive sen
ators were present.
LONDON, May 23.-The Times cor
respondent mt Paris thinks that Til
new ministry will fail if ii attempts Il
30 beyond mere administration, AM
states that President McMahon, yes
terlav morning threatened to resign
A paris dispatch reports that al
hopes of constitutional laws have beef
abandoned.
The appointmentment OF Gehera
Cessy to premiership caused a sensa
ton.
Dispatches from SAntanderrepresen
that the Carist raid in that vicinity i
most formidable. : me fifteen hun
dred of the insurgents are within fiV
leagues of town. Ihey give no quar-
ter.
PARIS, May 23.--'rhe papers gener
ally thinkthat the ministry is more o
q business character than representa-
ton of any distinct political pro
gramme.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-In the conference
of the Methodist Episcopal church
south, to-day, the minority report oil
temperance, which provides as al
amendment to the general rules tba
any person making, buying, selling OF
using as a beverage, Intoxicating
liquors shall be, upon conviction, de
barred from membership in the church
was adopted by vote of three hundred
and thirty-iive TO thirty-eight. The
question caused very animated ant
prolonged discussion. This action vii
be sent to the annual conference, anc
if three-fourths otthe convention agree
Herewith, it will pass into law.
GALVESTON, May 23.-The Kansas
City delegation have been to Houston
several days, comforting with RAILROAD
officials. Colonel Van Horn write.