The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-05
BToTELECRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
Consccrnnon of Archbishop Kenny.

MILWAUKEE, Juno i.-Archblshol
Henry was G0nsecmted yesterday
There was the most imposing cere'
monies. The cathedral was crowded
at nine o'clock. The interior was
beautifully dressed with flowers. Mass
began Mt ten o'clock. Bishop lloisse,
of Lacrosse, was the ceIebrNnt, and
Bishop Ryan, of St. Louis, delivered
the sermon. AT the close ofmass, Bish-
op Henry appeared In his archbish-
OPS robes. The bull and brief Of the
pope comforting the pallium was read
by MonsigOr Roncetti, the ALLOCATE,
who advanced TO the foot of the arch
bishops throne and, in II lengthy
speech in Latin, delivered his mission
rs delegated by his holiness.
Archbishop Henry then read his ac-
ceptancc of the divinity conferred upon
him. Bishop Ileisse then conferred
the pallium upon Archbishop Hcnny,
who knclt To receive II nj the foot OF
the altar. The choir burst forth into a
grand allcvia and the bells Of the ca
thedral were rung. The archbishop
gave his benediction and the singing
commenced.
Last night there was torchllght
procession of all the Catholic socie-
ties in the city, which was two
miles in length and numbered over
five thousand people. After
marching through the principal streets,
the procession halted IN front of the
archbishop's residence, where there
was salute OF guns fired and the
ringing of the bells Of the Catholic
churches in the city. An address was
read to the papal ablegate and the arch
bishopand responses made. These eXer-
cises were interspersed with music. At
the conclusion the procession sepa-
rated.
RiOtous Coal Miners.
MAHoNY CITY, Pa, June 4.-Yester-
day the sheriff and his posse were lired
upon, and asked the militia for assist
ance. The first disturbance occurred
i'm Iyler q Co.'s colliery, when the sher-
i'll. with his posse, ordered the rioters
to dispense. One of the chiefs replied
that he could not drive them ay,and
fired on the sheriff. The firing became
general, and about two hundred shots
were fired. The sheriff being over
powered. retreated to the town, and
reorganized his force, citizens volln-
teering. Eight raiders were wounded
and one killed. Three citizens We're
wounded. The military have arrived
and all is quiet.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, June ALL the
golfers that had been compelled TO
suspend work by the raiders resumed
this morning, being assured of military
protection. The citizens think 1t VIII
be necessary to retain the troops III the
vicinity. There was an alarm, caused
by firing in the upper part of Mahony
city, at midnight. The troops were got
ready for an emergency. The shots
were fired 10y mob of raiders. Az
Shenandoah quiet prevails since the
arrival of the troops.
AT Mount Carmel, Wilson, Sch enck
d. Co.'s colliery was Destroyer by fire
last night, being fired by the mob. One
hundred men at this collicry had Deen
at work two days at the reduced rate OF
wages. -,
The excitement continues in the VI
cjnity of st. Clair, one thousand men
and boys being in line again this morn
inp. coming from Glencoin, Hickson-
willie and adjacent towns.
At Vaudeville the miners at work
in Boring &1o,o.'s mines were driven
from work u. the strikers.
Adiutant General Latta arrived here
from Philadelphia last night, ana was
met at the depot by General Selgfrienu,
and during the night the generals were
closeted together, and fully discussed
affairs and the situation. This morn-
ing they went by special train 10
Shenandoah and Mahony City 10
make necessary arrangements Tor the
campaign.
DUNN Innocent.
LONDON, June A Daily Telegraphs
Berlin dispatch says the German gov
eminent possesses proofs tiino W., .nt
charges of conspiracy maze agalns.
DUNN are unfounded. Dunlns arIes'
was due to the excessive zeal OF me
Prussian police agents. The prisoner
will be released.
Arrested Tor Interfering with keii
giOus PROFESSIONS.
BRUSSELS, June 4.-Forty persons
have been arrested NJ 81. Nlchols iol
taking part in an aflray growing out o.
interference with religious professions
Drowned.
LISBON, June 4.-Sixty persons wer'
drowned to-day by the capsizing oil
lighter in storm.
Bark Stranded.
NEW York, June 4.-The bark Run
ner, from Savannah via Queenstown
for Finland, is stranded in the gulf o
Bothnia. Her cargo will probably b'
lost.
PARIS, June 4.-La Republique Fran
Gals reports that Coun Won Renpocto9r
the German ambassador to Brussels
has made fresh representatives to tn
Belgium government in regard Cath
Ollie professions.