The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-05-01

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and wnu.. uuU. Dr. u. NibUh d. &C.
.h. himself dead 100 the Windsor
.uuu Yesterday IN consequence of his
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Thr Ginphir- Washington cores
ruudput HuyH President Grnnt Is not y
candidate lur reelection lur n mira
term, uul never hul boon, lie never
.ulp,.,td thu idea himself aud never
,ngruuy Use sll.hl,at warrant Tor sup
nla.ug no would take the nomination
'fol!rrud, mud ID understood herethat
..lp had over been asked 10y amy nu-
,l.r.,.ilyu budy he wuuld have de-
,Hiprd TO DC Uuu- idvrti q candidate un-
dsrupy circumstance.
10 n now stated by authority, that
IN, ceremony OF impurihg the loretta
will ,uEp place In ,he cathedral IN TINS
cts uu Tuesday NcNL tho @tth. Inc
committee for distributing tickets he
guu thcirwork yesterday, and VIII con-
tmuc every day until all the invita-
tiuns have been sent uut. Tho tickets
are printed In purple, and the cont.of-
arms and hat In cnrWiur In addition
To- some forty urehblshop3 aud bishops
aud about twelve hundred prlgsts, 1t II
oXpuCtod the WCs!Gcntand cabinet VIII
be present, also Governor Tliden and
staff aud the municipal officers Of
the city. The experimentation leave
today for trip 10 Baltimore and the
seminary OF Mount 81. Marys ut Em-
mct,sburg, Maryland.
The resignation of George w. Cnss,
president of the Northern Pacific rail-
road hes been accepted.
The National Fire underwriters
elected the following executive com
mittcc: stephen Crowcll, ID. y. Head,
], W. Murray, Charles Plat, a. G.
Baker y. r. Smith, b. Lockwood,
]. 3. Hall, Leo ,. Cram, George l..
Chnse, Henry Kellogg
The cashier Of the HOboken Savings
bank was convicted to-day Of stealing
the hanks money, and sentenced on
various counts, 0ggreeal!ng ten years.
WASHINGTON, April 23.-'Ihere are
some ugly ring reports connected with
Delouo's retiring from the secretary
shin of the interior Colonel BristOW,
present secretary Of treasury, Judge
PierDont, Mat. Carpenter ana Ben.
Butler are mentioned as successors to
Attorney General Williams.
General Pope reports continued dis
orders along The Rio Grande.
The printers of the Chronicle oiiice
struck Yesterday. Amateurs ana ola
hands got the paper out this morning.
The strike includes compositions, proof
readers, pressmen and apprentices.
There was nothing of Importance
before the cabinet to-day. There was
no uIlusiOu to cabinet changes. The
attorney general left early to attend to
his supreme court duties.
A dangerous counterfeit five dollar
bill ON the first national bank OF Pax
ton, Illinois, has been put in circulation.
The counterfeit is printed from an al
tered plate from which the base iives
on the Traders sNatiOnal bank of Chi
cage were printed.
The heads of bureaus of the interior
dcDartmcmt visited the president in a
body to-day, assuring him that Delano
had not unduly controlled their decis,,
inus. Tho president said he was glad
to see them, hut the visit was unneces-
sary. His confidence in DcIano's IN
tccrity and official department. re-
manned unimpairsd.
The president has appointed u. IL.
Brooks postmaster at Camden, south
Carolina. ,
The question of The constitutionality
OF the enforcement act is to he deter
mined by decision in n pending case
which has been fully argued on the
merits four times. In the first in
stance IL was argued at the South Caro-
lima circuit on motion to quash an
Indictment under it by Reverdy John
son and II. Y. Stanbcrry. There was
then division of opinion between the
Judges, but at the hearing on u motion
10 Guash il was he'd that the division
could not be certified OF such amotion.
1t was again argued ON II motion in
arrest of Judgment, and the question
WAC certified here where the case was
dismissed, the accused having been
pardoncd by the president. The ques-
lion was again argued at this term i'll a
case from Kentucky by Mr. Stanberry
and Mr. Buckner, and still again, in
the present ease by Mr.. Johnson, Mr..
Field, MIR. Phillips and Mr. Mari.
LONDON, April 23.-.-In the bouse of
commons this morning Mr.. Sullivan
announced that for the purpose of ter
minatiug the anomalous relations be-
tween the press aud the house, he
would call attention to the presence of
strangers.
This will have the effect Of compell-
ing the withdrawal of all persons eX-
cent members.
BRUSSELS, April 23.-The eXamina-
ton into the alleged Duchesne con-
spiracy against Prince Bismarck began
to-day. The prisoner Duchesne =
thrice refused to give the names of his
accomplices.
LoNDON, April 23.-The notice given
by Mr.. Sullivan ofhis intention TO have
all persons not members excluded
from the house will he debated to-
night. Mr.. Bright will probably make
motion that reporters be allowed TO
remain. 1t is thought the government
viii consent to refer it to special
committee.
CALCUTTA, April 23.-Lord North
Crook, viceroy of India, has issued a
proclamation deposing the guikemar
of Baroda, declaring him and his issue
precluded from all rights appertaining
to the sovereignty of the country, and
compelling the guikemar and his fam
lily to select place for their retirement
in British India. The viceroy says
this measure is based, independently of
the recent trial of the guilSemar, upon
his national misconduct, gross misgov-
eminent and incapacity, and further
more that the restoration of the guike-
mar will be detrimental to the interests
of Baroda. The viceroy will select a
guiiemar to reign.
The motion impugning the verdict
in the Tichborne case i'll the house OF
commons attracts an immense crowd.
Extra policemen are stationed around
the building.
CHICAGO, April 26.-Lieutenant Aus
tin, of the sixth cavalry, reports fight
with the Cheyennes in Kansas.
Nineteen Indians, including two
chiefs and one medicine man, were
killed. The soldiers lost sergeant and
private.
NEW ORLEANS, April 26.-Colonel
Grant and Ex-Governor Brown, of
Georgia, General George IL. Sheridan,
and others who left here two weeks
ago with Tom Scott, returned by the
steamer City OF Merida. They state
that the Mexican government is not
making the slightest effort TO prevent
raids across the Rio Grande. Although
the attention of the Mexican author
tiles has been officially called to the
matter, it is treated with the utmost
indifference, and no notice will be
taken of it until the United States gov
eminent sends troops across the Rio
Grande to punish the invaders. Then
the Mexicans will commence hostil-
tiles. This is the settled opinion of
A ,,,ariea M rraidii " In the Civ of Mex