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

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their places uf refuge where they Of
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they will cut our lhronts 10y our very
llrrsldcs. This Is no new thing, they
have made war upon IA for ten Yeas.
They have done ~ with the hvowed
intention Of driving us out Of this
country, and they VIII succeed unless
something shall be- speedily done to
punlsh them, 10 break up their Organl'
cations, and give Us protection Tor lhe
present and guarantees Oi security Tor
the future. For my own part, ] llah
rather fight; he hunted down NY Uni
tod States troops, and die IN prison,
than to be hutchcred like u bringing
coward 10y these MeNlcans. IT IL be
crime in these United States b eaer.
else the right of self-defense, TO repe
aggression, to resist murderers nnd
robbers, to roll back the wa9c of inva
sion, IL Is time to let this sOrcly tried
people and the world know II. IT this
Is the doctrine, let such code be pub
lishcd, so that We may know where
we stand"
WASHINGTON, April GA heavy
sleet storm has Frustrated the lines III
New York. There II no communities
ton beyond jersey City and only two
wires to that point.
The postmns ter general to day issued
an order canceing all awards of con-
tracts heretofore made in favor of Je-
rome J. Kinds, Patrick Laughlin, john
W. Delaney, William Weiss and Will
liam c. lddings, these lcing names
containcdin the proposals irnudulently
imposed upon the department. by the
comrlicity of clerks nj the last regular
letting. The order directs the com
| tracts 20 be Immediately awarded TO
| the respective bidders whose proposals
are next lowest in amount to the pro.
posals thus rejected. The awards re-
/ ierred to are all in the state Of Texas.
/ The fraudulent bids having been made
with the full knowledge Ofthe amounts
| of the bona iide proposals only n few
dollars below them the loss to the gov
| eminent occasioned by the present or
der will be very small.
Delano will not resign until the
cloud resting over his department. Is
dissipated.
Governor Bard has resigned the At
| lanta postmastership, TO take effect on
| the first of June.
Sarah Walker alias Puss Oakley, the
child stealer, was to-day sentenced to
understanding that upon her release
she will return to Norfolk.
The president will appoint two pay
masters in the army Tomorrow, wee
| those the senate failed to ,niirni.
/ The postmaster general has "iliciai
advices that II postoiiice has been pun,
dered by the MeXicans and DR.. Lowell
/ killed.
A collision occurred on the Dalti-
more and Potomac railroad about i've
o'clock this afternoon just outside OF
| the tunnel, near the eastern branch, he
tween the 4:53 train from this city ana
the New York train due here at 5:l3
p. NJ. Eight OF ten persons were Sc
verely injured and both trains badly
wrecked
John NJ. Carver, formerly secretary
/ to Colonel Fisk, was arrested to-day
for ninety five thousand detalcation
as treasurer of the national stock yard
NEW York, April 20.-The prepare
lions for comforting the beretta on
Cardinal McCloskey are almost com
pleted. The ceremonies will open
with n procession of acOlytes from the
sacristy wearing white surplices and
scarlet ond black cassocks. The cler-
Nv of the city and visitors will be fol-
/ lowed by the archbishops and bishops
wearing their rotchets, purple cassocks,
mautelettas and berettas. The cele-
brant will next enter accompanied 10y
the deacons and archdeacons. The
cardinal will then enter, preceded by
| the cross bearer, bearing the archiepis-
copal cross and followed by train OF
attendant priests. The cardinal Will
wear his capa magma, long purple
robe fringed with ermine, and his
archiepiscop dress consisting of otcli-
ct, purple cassock, mantaletta ana be-
retta. Count Marefoschi will occupy
place near the cardinal, wearing full
uniform of the pope'S noble guard.
/ Manger Roncetti, the ab-lcgate, at
| tended by DR.. Ubaldi, will occupy a
| position on the epistle side of the altar.
At the conclusion of High Mass
the ab-legate will take the scarlet be-
retta and present it to Archbishop Bay
| ley of Baltimore, who will perform the
ceremony of imposition. The arch
bishop will deliver an address which
will be responded to by the cardinal,
after which the choir of one hundred
voices will sing a grand TeDeum, COM
posed expressly for the ceremony.
The cardinal will then retire, and, after
putting on the robe of cardinal, Will
Renter the sanctuary and give the
Episcopal benediction. This will con-
clude the ceremonies.
The Union League club house caught
fire to-day, and the roof and interior
were badly damaged. Some pictures
and books were saved.
/ CHICAGO, April 25.-Ibis was the
last day of the Interstate billiard tour
nament. In the first game OF the
afternoon Burleigh beat Hoa 200 TO Ill.
Honing then beat Carter 2Oc to $50,
thus depriving Carter of the third
prize. This was well played and
very interesting game throughout
The last game was played between
McAfee and Livermann, the former
winning by 200 to 50. This leaves
Miller the champion, he having won
nine games and lost two. Burleigh
and Rhines each lost eight and won
three. Carter, McAfee and Gallagher
each won seven and lost four. Shaw
and Parker won six and lost five.
Maggioli won four and lost seven.
Honing won seven and lost nine;
Liverman and Hoa each won one and
lost ten.
PHILADELPHIA, April 26. --There was
a gale with snow last night.
Rev. Thomas A. Jaeger, DID, rector
of the Episcopal church of the Holy
Trinity, will be ordained bishop OF
southern Ohio on Wednesday next. In
connection with the ordination service
the following is announced Bishop
Potter of New York and Bishop Viewers
are TO present the elected bishop. Bish-
on smith of Kentucky, will be presid-
ing bishop at the conservation, and
Bishop Littlej0hn of Long Island, will
preach the sermon. To prevent over
crowding only a limited number of
tickets of admission will he granted.
Boston, April 20--The raid on the
gambling houses by the state police re-
suited in the capture OF iorty-eight gay
people and much material.
QUEBEC, April 26.-Navigation on
tle st, Iawrenc il open.
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