The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-07-24
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DOMESTIC,
NEW NOHK, July ~. Advicps from
Ia the sth Instant state that u
dreadful riot took place ut San Miguel,
u town NJ forty thousand inhabitants,
In the southern part Of the Republic.
a great deal Of discomfort has been rN.
cited against the government 10y Us re-
iusnl to ALLOW a pastoral of the bishop
of Salvador-written In tone hostile to
the laws-tO be read In the churches.
There had also been considerable hos
tile feeling among the lower. cllssOs,
owing to some regulations requiring
dealers 10 use n new market-pluce.
While matters were In this condl-
tlon, u priest, named Palacioa, prcnch-
ed II violent sermon gainst the con-
stituted authorities on Sunday, the 9Oth
ult. That evening the mob arose, at
tackled the Cnbiluo, and liberated some
two hundred prisoners. They then
proceeded 81 assault the small garrison;
and took the Quartet. They killed
EpinOsa and Castro, cut the former to
pieces; and threw the pieces nj each
other, and split the skull of General
Castro. and threw him over wall,
where he wus picked up by his
mother, and died in three days. The
garrison We're nearly all assassnated,
and many prominent citizens were
killed.
After this the fanatic mob set fire to
.fNs l. A.
Before the town was entirely destroyed,
1t happened that II. Il. NJ. ship Phan-
tom was at LaUmion, when she landed
her marines, which allowed the garri-
son there, united with some troops
from Amapala, in Honduras, to march
to the relief of san Miguel, and put
down the mob.
The curate l'alacios, at last accounts,
was arrested with others that had par
ticipated in the outbreak, and good
many of the inferior rioters had been
shot by order of President Gonzales,
who had arrived with troops. With
the houses destroyed and piliaged, the
damage is estimated at one million
dollars, and commercial failures are
looked for in cOnsequg nee. The coun-
try has been declared in II state of
siege.
Gonzales is taking measures to es-
tablish order, aAd hring the perpetra-
tors of this GisgraceIiIl Odtbreak to
punishment. The ljiarin, official jOurn-
al of the State, and all the public prints
abound in iudignali"n against the par
ties who were the iuS,igators of this
savage and sanguilary affair, the Cap
elutar Vicar, for the rdict published by
his order, and Jose Manuel Palacios,
eX-CauonigO of the Cathedral of San
Salvador. The municipality of this
city has asked 10 nave said Palacios
removed, but t'upriu Ecclesiasists has
paid no attention 10 the petition. He
was continually exciting hatred be-
tween the well.to-do classes, and the
result has been described.
One curious and incredible discovery
was made after the murderous affair
was over, and that was that on the per-
sons of some of the dead rebels were
found passports which read, when
translated, Peter, open to the bearer
the gates of heaven, he has died for
religion" (SiguedD "George. Bishop
of San Salvador" and "sealed with
the seal of the Bishopric of San Saliva
dor"
NEW ORLEANS, July Ex-Governor
Kellogg has addressed a letter to the
Attorney General, endorsing report
of the experts appointed by him to eX-
anime into the Auditors office, in
which he says the investigations that
have taken place before both civil and
criminal courts, and the investigation
and report of the State examination,
disclose gross culpability on the part
of other persons whose acts have i'm
jured the State, and for years have
brought discredit on the Government.
81 respectfully call your attention to
the record in this respect, and request
that you will immedia tely take promp
measures to bring to justice all those
who have been guilty of defraud!ng
the State, as disclosed by these inquir-
les"
BALTIMORE, July 20.-The three
suits have been instituted by the Gov
eminent of Maryland and others
against the Baltimore American for
libel, at damages of S25,O 900 in each
case, are likely to become adjudicated
by rulings in the cases.
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