The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-06-19

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solved
/ PHILADELPHIA, June lb.-Amonl
tho commercial organizations pre-
sentod NJ the national board Of trnd,
h the Mobile aud Wilmington boards
Of trade.
QUINCY, Ill.,, June l0.-There was Il
tornado here to-day. Many houses
were Frustrated, several persons were
killed and many hurt.
NEW York, June l5.-The Washing
ton LII lit artillery, OF Charleston, are
here.
LONDON, June l5.-The American
| Rifle team which arrived ut Queens
town to-day, on the steamship CITY OF
| Chester, was met outside of the harbor
| by delegation from the corporation
of Dublin and the Irish Rifle assOcla-
ton. Among the delegation Were Ma
l0r Leech, captain OF the Irish team,
and Alderman Manning. The Amerl-
cans were escorted To Queenstown, and
upon their arrival met with an enthu-
siastic reception.
HARTFORD, June l5.-New Ravens,
0; ilartlords, 10.
CORK, June l5.-The American Rifle
team arrived this evening, and had u
hearty welcome from the people. The
weather was remarkably fine through
out the voyage across the Atlantic,and
all enjoyed the trip. The members of
the team gave u dramatic entertain
ment on the City of Chester Wednes-
day evening. They are much gratilied
with the reception on this side. They
say 1t was quite equal To the ovation
given them on their departure from
New York.
WfLKESBARRE, Pa, June l5.-Sat-
urday night two powder cans and
lighted fusees We're thrown through
the window of j. Carry's house in
Kingston. One Of his boarders was
awakened by the noise, and eXtin.
guished the fusee before the fire reached
the powder. Carry has been working
at Paine's breaker against the orders Of
the miners association, and summary
vengeance was thus attempted on him.
This morning about twenty men went
TO Waterman IL Beavers mine for the
purpose of going to work.
EDGEFIELD, KY, June ia fire
broke out to-day on the corner of Fill
more street and the bridge, and de-
n N antira hlnnk
ST.. LOUIS, June l5.-Philadelphia
10; st. Louis 2.
TORONTO, June 15.-The steel mills
six millions feet of lumber We're de-
stroyed by fire to-day. Loss $3.50, 700.
MOLINE, H., June l5.-The saw
mills of Demock, Goult u Co. was
burned to-day. Loss $4,000.
ST.. LOUIS, June l5.-Indictments
have been found against John McDon-
aid, eX-supervisor of internal revenue,
for this district, Colonel John A. Joyce,
Alfred Bevis and Edward b. Frazier,
and they appeared before the United
States district court yesterday. The
charges against Mcdonald and Joyce
are marked on the docket of the GRIM
inal court for destroying public records,
and the charges against Bevis and
Frazier, the removal and coIcealment
ofspirits and failing to eilace stamps
and brands. Judge Treat fixed the bail
of Mcdonald and Joyce at so, 900; of
Frazier, at $1,000, and Bevis 81 800.
LONDON, June ia dispatch from
Paris to the London Standard says it
is asserted that Russia has withdrawn
Ia lIinnna f,ff In ~, nil
and new alliance has consequently
been formed between Germany and
Sweden.
New YORK, June l5-In the United
States circuit court yesterday the grand
jury presented several new indictments
charging completely in smuggling
frauds, but the United States district
attorney declined to make public the
names of the persons until arrested.
Bench warrants may be issued to-day.
ALBANY, n. Y, June 15.-In the
court of appeals this morning Judges
Allen and Raphaels read opinions for
the reversal of the Judgment of the su-
preme court in the Tweed ease and of
the orders of the oyer and terminer,
and for the prisoner to be discharged.
All concur.
Judge Miller concurs in the result.
Judge Grover was absent.
This action Of the court of appeals
gives Tweed his freedom.
NATCuEz, Miss, June l5.-Last Sum
day the body of II white man much de-
composed, supposed to be dead week
or two, was found near the bottom of
the bluff Near the body were bust
mess cards of the liquor firm of Perres
Pert, Flo Cognac, France, also ofwhis-
ky houses ia Louisville, Chicago, st.
Louis, New York and Covington. The
deceased is supposed to be William
Holland, travelling agent for whisky
dealers. Foul play is suspected, but
the body was too much decOmposed to
ascertain.
New YORK, June 15.-At the Cor
inthian race of Seawarkha, yesterday,
Addie Voorhees, was the victor.
ago, w. w. Tillotson, treasurer of
Booths theatre, was charged before
Judge Davenport with having vio-
lated the privilege Of the civil rights
bill in refusing to sell tickets to w. X
Davis, colored, and rs such entitl d to
u seat in the theatre elsewhere than in
a portion of the upper part of the
house set apart for colored persons. AT
the time of Tillotson's arrest, his coun-
Gil claimed that he had not violated
the law, inasmuch as its pro-
hibition of discrimination of color
did not apply to theatres, which We're
managed simply as private business
speculations, subject to such regulations
as to admission as their proprietors
may deem proper to impose. Tillotson
waived exam ination, and awaits the
action of the United. States grand
jury. Davis has been before it several !
times, but failed 10 impress the jurors
that he had case that they were war !
ranted in entertaining, and therefore |
presented no bill against TillOtson. In
view of the interest taken in this case,
this action of the grand jury is inn
portant.
BALTIMORE, June 16.-A special |
meeting Of the board of directors of
the Baltimore and Ohio rnilroad to |
consider the basis of settlement agreed |
upon by President Scott and Vice Pres
ident King, at the Fifth Avenue hotel,
on Friday, June IL, was held to-day, |
and adjourned shortly after II o'clock,
session lasting an hour. The proceed
ings were strictly private, and will not
be given to the press, it is stated by
until after o'clock to-day. if
then. This may be to prevent specu-
lBtion in stocks by outside parties, as
of reporters, representing pa
pers in Washington, New York and
other cities, are about the building
waiting the publication of the pro
gpadiupe