The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-05-15

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M Arlington ~ The ~ NJ tune, tnf
/, hdefnie graves viii not be- decorate
0n tho IOtli NJ May
Later ndylcos pat lho number 4
, llyps lost ~ Tie sipnmpr CndHnt slxii
I, two. The Cndll vas Ut NJ her c0ufs
: IN consequence ~ II mlsfpckOning Il
her captain. She struck u rock IN
sank almost Instantly.
The grand Jury Of the district q
Columbia has Indicted Congressman
King for perjury connected with tn
Pacific Mail line matters, and cX-Mar
: shal Hires, on four counts, for bribery
: In connection with mail routes.
-Adylces from Berlin state that III,
instigntOr Of the plot TO assassinat,
Bismarck has been arrested abroad
The papers give confused statementi
of his relations To several archbishOps
II Is loosely stated that the plot In
cluded the assassination of King VIII
lam.
"A committee called on Captain
Eads, at the 81. Charles hotel New Or,
leans, and learned that contracts fol
building the Jetties will be let ut an
early day. The work will probably be
commenced in June. Captain Eads
hopes to have deep water on the bar in
eighteen months.
AT Milwaukee yesterday Thomas
ONeil applied to the United States
circuit court, Judge Drummond pre-
siding, and asked that an appraise-
ment of his distilery be made and he
be permitted to give bonds and resume
operations. The petition was granted.
In the course of his remarks, Judge
Drummond characterized the law UNI
der which the seizures were made, rs n
severe one, which ought to be executed
carefully. Further applications will
be made to-day.
The London Post publishes an adj
dress to Caburist, Seveda, Acore, MoX-
ARE and Basque Carlists, inviting
them To turn their arms against their
leaders, who prolong the war to en-
rich themselves. The address de-
Cltl CO tllub lIlt cNtItS Vi Vic DuSb WV
years only show the inaptitude of Don
Carlos, who has lost all right to the
crown before God and the world.
Aguer ais exceedingly popular, and 1t
is confidently claimed that his entry
into Spain will cause large desertion
from the Carlists ranks.
"A Leavenworth (Kansas) dispatch
of the 10th, says: At about 10 O'clock
this evening Colonel ID. II. Anthony,
editor of the Times and postmaster,
and William Embry, editor of the APP
peal, met on the stairway of the opera
house, and the colonel asked Embry If
he wished to see him, and Embry re-
piled, "just as you say" Colonel An
thony replied "If you wish to see
me, we will go down stairs" The CO.
lionel then stepped up one step and
Embry said, "no you don't shoot me
in the back" and stepped up by his
side. Anthony then struck Embry on
the upper lip, severe blow, when
three shoots were fired by Embry, two
ny's breast, one of which is supposed
to be fatal. AT the present time Ql
O'clOck) there seems to be no chance
that the colonel will live. To those
who are familiar with the history of
Anthony, his death will cause but few
pangs. His record is dark one, and
the end is but the fitting close of u ca
reer of Righteousness, robbery and 9TH
er crimes.
During the past week the cOndi-
ton of winter wheat i'm $3.50 counties
has been reported at the department
of agriculture, at Washington. About
300 counties of the valleys of Ohio and
Missouri are represented, which last
year produced 70,000,000 bushels of
winter wheat, or sixty per cent of the
product of seven states, from Ohio to
Kansas. The average of the condition
in these states is siXty-three per cent,
only tive-eighths of full crop If no
improvement occurs. In Kentucky,
rs per cent; Ohio, 81; Michigan, 81;
Indiana, GO; Illinois, Oh; Missouri, SO;
Kansas, 81, although only thirty-two
counties in the latter state are repre-
scented. The condition Is better in
Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia,
though below an average. "A few
wheat counties i'm New York make eX-
tremely ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The pro-
portion to be replanted in other crops
averages ii per cent in the west, or
| 200, 600 acres in a breadth of 100000
acres seeded, The largest proportion
is p per cent in Missouri and Illinois,
% in Kansas and Indiana, II in Michi-
gan and Ohio, and 10 in Kentucky.
There is very little replanting in the
middle states, except In New York.
The centennial celebration of the
capture of Fort Ticonderoga by Col
onel Ethan Allen, took place at Fort
TiconderOga, New York, on the 10th.
The day opened with occasional show
ers of rain. AT sunrise the celebration
began by revielle and salute of thir-
teen guns in hGaOr of the original
states. Invited guests were received
by Post Alfred Weed, of the grand
army of the republic, of Ticonderoga,
after which thousands present partook
of the collation. spread among the ruins
of the fort, on the meadows and in the
summer hotel, which was opened for
occupation. Large delegations were
present from the principal towns of
northern New York and Vermont, in
GLIDING several posts of the grand army
of the republic and numerous military
organizations. At least six thousand
strangers We're la attendance, when
the exercises commenced, and guests |
were still arriving in great crowds.
The memory of Ethan Allen was cele-
brated with q speech of patriotism and |
enthusiasm due the hero who, in the |
name of the great Jehovah and the
congress, captured the old
fort. The line formed under the direc-
ton of Colonel Egolf, of Troy, grand |
and moved to the fort grounds
over the route taken by Ethan Allen.
The processionists were drawn up in |
ercises were witnessed by an immense
crowd with great enthusiasm.
FRIDAY.
Fifteen thosand upeople visited
the fair ground at sHOuston yester-
day.
Speaker Rlaine had an interview
with the secretary of the treasury in
yesterday.
The new revenue commissioner
visited the department yesterday, but
did not formally enter upon his duties.
General Breckenridge, who was
IhouSht w NC ing yeSeeiuayJ haS iai-
led, and his physicians think that he
will live.
An exchange Of two hundred and
fifty prisoners has been effected be-
,ween the Carlists and Alfonsists near
Barcelona.
-DeJough & Co., of Santiago de
Cuba have suspended. Their liabilities
ire estimated at two hundred and
I fty thnnaand Iollara