The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-03-20

I for ffiy.dght thousand ,mlmu it
Z bnndi, ihp rn'rHo Inns dntidpd iu mgDl
. p' llr Wlllpnl company liuyup WI.
b hcld in twenty thJut-nl dollars lu Hiyt
\ up TIA bOuds, lat on rpuFpuiug ~ do.
! post lllo bonds Iu the luudH 0flho
! court, lac was released on the nominal
tail Of one thousand tlOllHra
PuuGlKEElriF, -. s., March IT,
\ The first enforcement Of the Compul-
= sorry education Law in this vicinity Or-
= CURED NJ fishkiil village, yesterday,
, where several boys were arrested by
constablcs aud forced to enter the dis
trlct school house. More arrests are to
= occur to-day.
= COLCMGlA, :. G., March IA fear
ful tornado passed over the lower part
Of ltichlnnd yesterday. Many houses
were blown down, two persons killed
and several badly wounded. Trees
were torn up and twisted in every
shape.
aTLANTA, March IA destructive
= lire occurred this morning ON White
Hall street. Jackson's confectionery,
Paul Jones, dealer in liquors, aud 9th,
ers were burned out. Loss $3.50, 600
about SIS, 600 of which II covered by in
4
cidenta.
WlLKEsnARRE, PA, March 1.-THE
chief engineer of the Erie railroad has
gone TO the Delaware bridge to arrange
for temporary bridge. No travel can
go west Of this place by the Erie road
for probably two weeks.
BURLINGTON, \. j., March H.
Hamilton Mcdowell, democrat, was
Inl tad ,N1y ,,,f LAT Z
also the entire democratic ticket.
This is the first time in six years that
the democrats have carried the city.
FALL RIVER, Mass, March 1.-THE
weavers and spiuncrs have gone to
work.
CoNcoRD, March l7.-Cheney, 3d.
2S5; Roberts, 80, 1853; White, 75t.
New HAVEN, March The cashier
OF the Ansonia National bank to-day
plead guilty to false entries in favor Of
Henry Clews Il Co. He was sentenced
to jail for five years.
PITrsrON, Pa, March 1.-THE bridge
over the Susquehanna was swept away
ten minutes after the passage of pas
scnger train.
BosroN, March l7.-Becli Brothers,
stock brokers, failed to-day. The sell
/ iti 'tli tiiNl Nlt'i IlOill All bNtlNOSc vi
ChlOrOform.
ST. LOUIS. March 1.-The w. J.
Lewis from NicEsbUrg. hithcr bound,
sunk to-day. Twenty lives were lost.
ALBANY, Mach lin the assem-
bly, to-day the bill to enable wives to
| testify against husbands in criminal
cases, was reported adversely and the
report was agreed 10.
! M tT.1rul, hi.-
patches from all points show that ST.
patricl;'s day was celebrated with UNI
usual splend0r.
The senate, in executive session, rat
flied the Sandwich Islands treaty and
confirmed Wyman as assistant treas
| urer
The republicans held II caucus ihis
morning over the resolution recognize
ing Kellogg, with 40 result The eau.
Gus met again this afternoon, and
again adjourned without definite ac-
ton,
Nominations-J. c. Parker, judge
of the western district of Arkansas
y. Il. Norton, postmaster ut Dallas,
Texas.
CHARLESTON, IS. G., March 49,
Great excitement was caused in the
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veto from Governor Chant berlin of the
bill to liquidate the floating debt of
the state. The governor says the re-
Spouse given by the legislature to his
efforts to enforce Il policy OF rigid
economy has not metihis eX pectations.
The passage by the legislature OF large
appropriations and an unlimited
amount Of questionable claims and the
failure to pass bill to reduce salaries
have rendered it impossible for him to
consent to add one dollarto the weight
of TAXATION which now Cypress the
people, and he would regard the
approval of this act as an act of I'M
pardonable injustice to all those whose
interest lie is sworn to protect. The
aggregate taxation is now without
precedent and Il vast majority of the
claims embraced in the bill are unpaid
Legislative certificates, which have
been made to cover vast frauds. These
claims as II whole do no., in his opiI-
ion, constitute valid obligation of the
state, and the commission, rs II whole,
he is reluctantly compelled to
say, does not command his confidence
for the work assigned them, nor the
confidence of the public. For these
reasons he withhods his approval OF
n long and angry debate followed
the reading OF the message. Several
prominent cOlOred representatives de-
nounced the governor bitterly. No
vote was reached, hut the indications
are that the conservatives, aided by
reform republicans, will be able to SIs-
tain the vote.
NEW YORK, March lS.-The case of
Sam Ward was heard yesterday in
the surrogate court, i'll proceedings on
the probate OF the will of Sam Ward,
j., who was ahoHt twenty-onc years of
age and bequeathed forty thousand
dollars in these words, 81 give all my
earthly estate to my mother. | do not
know my father.r The mother died |
soon after. The counsel for the con-
testanG holds that the will was eX-
ecuted under undue influence.
CAIRO, Ill, March lS.-Thc livery !
stable of Miles Parker and the grocery |
OF Mrs. Simmons was burned to-day. |
Twenty-Five horses and ten buggips
were consumed.
NEW York, March 1S.-Adams G5
Fuller, sugar retiners, have asked an
extension of their creditors.
FALL RIVER, Mass, March IS. ALI
the strikers have retltrued To work.
PARIS, March IS.-Thc assembly has
appointed jury of physicians to cX-
anime Bonapartists enjoying pensions
for inlirmities which are alleged to
have been contracted in the service.
With the understanding that the as
sembly dissolve for six months after
the Easter, recess the left consents that
there snail he no elections TO fill va
cancies.
MADRID, March iS.-Thc CarIi>ts
lost TWO hundred men before Xugdar-
gary.
DUBLIN, March lS.-St. Patrick's day
was celebrated Throughout lrclaGi
without disturbance. =
MUNICH. March IS.-Don Alfonso I
and Princess Blanca are here.
BERLIN, March lS.-The Times says .
Spain demands the eXtraiiiiom of Don q
Alfonso, brother of Don Carlos r
The archbishop of Cologne, in bp- /
half OF the whule Romua Catholic y
rpis"opate of Prussia, has addressed IA : !.
letter to the Prussian diet, urging il !
not 10 pass the ecclesiastical till. =