The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-10
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that two hundred thousand people at
tended John Martins funeral nt New
ry. Martin died from the shock OF
Milcholl's death.
The Times correspondent Mt Berlin
tclcgrnphs that II Is anticipated that
the old laws, forbidding intercourse he
tween the pope and the catholic cler'
gy In Prussia, except through the gov
ernmcnt will be re-enacted and that
measures will be introduced W oily
suspendng the papal authority IN
Prussia until the pope abandons his
prctcnsion to cancel the laws of the
kingdom.
The Cologne Gazette states that Spain
has made formal demand on Prussia
in virtue of an eXtradition treaty with
that country, for the arrest OF Don Al
fonso aud il Is said the Prussian author
tiles have in consequence received IN
structions to arrest the prince If he en-
tiers Prussian territory and hold him
until the grounds of the Spanish
claim are examined.
TRIESTE, April |, lS75.-The monu-
ment to the memory of the late emper-
or Macmillan was inauguratedyester-
day.
4 telegram from st Petersburg states
that Inschiegken, the Russian diplo-
matte agent and consul general in Ser
via, has has been appointed minister
of Russia to the United States.
A special from Berlin to the Post,
reports that eighty ecclesiastics are ut
r,.ossut iuipi iSonsd III Foseu alone.
has arrested the papal delegate who
la. gnnratltv nIn, nj ctarinp thn
bishoprics of Posen since the AZ
rest of the incumbent.
b A Madrid dispatch says that among
the specifications in Concha's charges
against Jovelar is one that when Con-
cha was captain general of Cuba, he
had occasion to send Requielme home
for characterization. When the latter
returned to Spain, Jovellar, who had
become minister of war, approved his
conduct and subsequently promoted
him. The government finds it difficult
to defend him from these accusations.
An old Spanish law prohibits the APP
pointment of an ex-governor of CO.
fony to any public post until formal
inquiry has been had into his past adj
mnistration. 1t is understood that in
Jovellar's case, no such inquiry has
luhth Dlitt LILO iSNuih iiDi''
Cuba and this circumstance may be
used rs II preteNt for his Withdrawal
from the ministry.
RIO JANEIRo, April "A dispatch
from Moutevicdo announces that the
Uruguayan chambers have passed
decree suspending the payment of in
terest on tile public debt by the issue
of new paper at forced price. j is
added that the foreign representatives
have protested against the decree and
the situation is critical.
TRIESTE, April 2.-Emperor Francis
Joseph reached here to-day, on his
way to Italy. He was received with
great enthusiasm.
BERLIN, April ut is stated that
Spain has repeatedly requested Ger
many to order her vessels 10 bOmDard
Leonore for the Gustav outrage, but
Germany has refused to do so because
sons will suffer.
New HAVEN, April 2.-Hon. James
G. Blaine addressed republican meet
ing here this evening. He discussed
the southern question at great length,
maintaining that so long as opposition
to reconstruction on the basis of free
anu lllc ulhtIlt-
ments formed the principal democratic
issue in the south, the republican party
would be compelled to make the sup
port of these measures the principal
tissue in the north. He commented
with some severity on the course pur-
sued by the democrats in congress on
the Louisiana question. He said they
had arrayed themselves solidly against
any adjustment whatever, every mem
her of the party, except Stephens, of
Georgia, voting against permitting the
question of adjustment and comprO-
mise to he even introduced and con-
sidercd by the house. He said the evil
dent aim of the democrats was to re-
store their old mode of ruling the
country, viz: Unite the south and de-
tach enough of the north to constitute
n majority with consolidated south.
They only need fOrty-seven electoral
votesin the north, and New York aud
Connecticut were just enough, with
Indiana, New jersey and Oregon to
fight for Let each of the states thus
mcnaced take heed that it did not in
peace enter II coalition TO destroy the
fruits il had struggled for in war. He
did not have faith i'll additional coer-
Give legislation by congress, nor would
he interfere in the government of any
state, except as II last resort for public
safety, hut he appealed to the voters of
Connecticut, and to the loyal voters
everywhere, to keep the political power
of the union in the hands of the I'M
waverng and undoubted friends of
the union, those who had fought for il
and saved it. When the end of war
had been fully attained, when free suf-
frage was everywhere conceded and
when free speech was nowhere denied,
when Wendell Phillips and Senator
Logan can speak Us freely in Georgia
rs lamar and Gordon can speak in
New Hampshire, the necessity for
further appeal to the loyalty of the
nMthlwill not have ended until then.
Willie he would cultivate and encour-
age the kindliest feeling between the
north and south, he would urge the
north TO hold the political power as the
guaranty of safety and prosperity to
10th sections.
GALVESTON, April "A New York
special to the News says: Drew has
withdrawn from the gold clique, which
= Low inactive.
The Houston and Great Northern
first mortgage bonds brought fifty
eight cents At auction.
The real purpose of Tom SCOTS
Mexican tour is to offset the Interna-
tional in the interest of the Denver
and Rio Grandc line. He also goes to
settle complicated land titles affecting
the Pacific line.
a Lake City, Florida, special says:
AT Havana there are n few mild cases
of yellow fever, which is nothing unu-
sual at this season. AtKey West there
have been tirec cases, all of whom
died. One other case is reported to-
day. Strangers are alarmed and leav-
ing. The fleet has gone to Sand Key.
The citizens consider that there is no
danger and the best judges at both
places say there IS no epidemic either
at Key West or in the island of Cuba.
NEW loHK. April 2.-Speaking of
Mrs. TiltOn, Beecher says: L had a
lifelong affection of respect and esteem
for her. | had the utmost respect and
affection for her as christian woman
and wife and mother, but no affection
in any other connection. Nothing oc-
CURED on either the 10th or 18th be- |
tween Mrs Triton and me that has i'm
pressed itself OH my mind up TO De- |
cember, 1879. There had never been |
any unlue familiarity between us, and |
/ never directly or indirectly solicited |
improper proposals from her-it would
be impo sible with such a woman. ] |
never hal carnal intercourse or con-
nection during that time with Mrs. /
Tiltou.
JERSEY CITY, n. J. April per
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