The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-06-12

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uvIun hnrI overcome with cHlumuip
ul the church investigation. Every
one -nw that I'ilton and his wltncssc
were shut oil from u hearing, aud i
wus now, under that public clnnur
demanded that justice should be- don,
10 him In this unfortunate transaction
At this point Bccchcf aud his v III
came into the room and took thoi
usual place In the Plymouth throng,
NEW ORLEANS, June ID. Il. Boyd
of the Louisiana State university
has definitely accepted the mp
lointment of superintendent Of tile
government Military college neal
Cairo, Egypt, with the rank and pay
Of brigadier general in the regulararmy
of the khedive.
Illt lDNN VI JullltN IstllNf, lhllItllN
wine clerk at the st. Charles hotel, was
found floating in the canal basin to.
day.
The superior district court to-day,
granted preliminary injunction, re.
straining the city administrators from
further proceedings in the matter of the
premium bond plan for liquiduting
the city debt, on the ground that the
plan inlringes on the chartered rights
ola lottery company.
CINCINNATI June BY recent
decision Of the supreme court, funds
belonging to benevolent societies are
declared subject to taxation. In
obedience to this decision the board of
equalization have sent citations to each
society in the limits of the city to show
cause why they should not be taxed
The Masons, Odd Fellows, Knights of
Pythias, Red Men and all Others here
tOfOre exempted on the ground of char
ity and their seeming public benefit,
have been included in the summons.
CoNCoRD, n. H., June 0.-The legis-
luture met in joint convention to-day
and elected Pierson Cheney governor.
LONDON, June "a dispatch to the
Times from Rangoon says that Mr..
Fosryth, British envoy to Bermub,
has been instructed to demand of the
king an explanation Of the friendly
reception given to the Chinese general
implicated in the murder of NJ. Mar
gary,.a British explorer.
MADRID, June 9.-There are rumors
of n republican movement in conse-
quence of the recent military events,
which prove that the troops are una
ble to gain any advantage over the
Carlists.
CHICAGO, June 9.-Bostons, 0; Chi
Cages, 2
TORONTO, ONT, June ga fire de-
stroyed property to the amount of one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars yes
terday afternoon.
LEO, MAss., June 0.-The boiler ex-
plosion yesterday damaged Smiths
paper mills to the amount of two thou
sand five hundred dollars. Two men
were injured.
New York, June 0.-Mr. Evarts
closed his argument at G:45 p. NJ. yes
tcrday. He was particularly severe on
Tilton, and thanked the jury for their
patience and complimented them for
doing their duty faithfully ms citizens.
TOPEKA, June 0.-While United
States Deputy Marshal Ramsey and
posse We're attempting to arrest two
horse thieves ut Stockton yesterday,
one of them shot Ramsey in the abdo-
men. He died in an hour after being
shot. The man was killed who shot
him. The other then escaped.
LONDON, June "a ship with the
sultan of Zanzibar and suit on board,
has arrived at Gravesond.
LONDON, June 9.-The Paris cores
pondent Of the Times, abiding to the
rumOrs of republican movement in
Madrid, says those who are watching
the course of affairs in Spain are salts
fled that the AlIonsOist government
is apprehemsive. They assert that the
Spanish ambassador at Paris, has re-
stunned his complaints relative to the
tolerance of Carlists on the frontier,
and has warmly protested against it.
The ostensible object of the movement
is to raise means in Paris for the Car
lists.
1t is supposed that France will pay
less attention to the complaints than
formerly, Us Germany ut pres, mt takes
slight interest in the cause of King
Alfonzo, whose government is too
weak to pursue a course agreeable to
Germany.
There are reports that the carlists
fifty thousand good soldiers,
besides an equal number of second
rates, and will continue to be victo-
rous 50 long us the war is conducted as
at present.
a dispatch from Vienna says the
Princess of Windishgratz, has sent
.hree million florins to Don Carlos.
GALVESTON, June 9.-In the civil
lights case it was shown in the evil
lence that it was Il matinee perform
lnce ut the opera house. The seats
we're the same price fifty cents-to all
parts of the house. The negro women
were directed to 90 to the dress rcle.
A little son of manager Greenwall was
stationed at the entrance of the par
Iuette TO take up the tickets. He also
the women to 20 to dress cir
lie. They paid no attention, but push
al their way in and took seats in the
circle among the white la
lies and children. Az the audience
you'd not allow them foreman, mana
ger Greenwall went to them and quietly
them to take seates in the
lress circle. They positively refused
o move unless put out, and did not 90
Until reminded that IA police officer
would be called in. 1t seems to be the |
General impression that it was pre-
neditated scheme set on foot by poll
icians to create trouble and violence |
nd bring about conflict of races. |
here has been no noisy demonstra- |
ions, but there is strong undercur-
ent of indignant feeling among almost |
his entire people that great wrong
las been done them in the recent civil |
lights decision.
WASHINGTON, June l0.-The state
apartment has advices from Mexico
Which indicate that the Mexican gov
Is doing all 1t can to prevent
utrages along the Texas border. Gen
raj Cortina, the recognized head of the
order bands which have been con-
family making raids and stealing cat
e, us well as robbing and plundering
he people, was recently ordered by the
Iexican government to report at the
ity of Mexico, but this order he per-
refuses to obey, asserting
nat he is private citizen and not sub
'ct to be ordered about. There is no
Oubt us to his being master of the sit
ation, and the authorities will be pow
rless to enforce their order.
General Ord, commanding the
Military district of Texas, is here on
Isiness connected with the Mexican
order troubles. He considers them
i'll serious. General Ord has no adj
tional particulars to give concerning
lie outrages, but has come to consult
it'll Secretary Belknap concerning
lie apprehension aud punishment OF
arauders.