The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-03-06

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! NEWCAmtn, February 2I 1no W..
zOU, from SOW OrHrUs fOr Phllndel-
phn, II ashore three miles below hero.
-he viii he compelled IN discharge part
uf her cargo.
! HAHRigBrBG, PENS, February ~ -.
The lee la the Juuioia h. moving nnd
several bridges have been swept away.
! LONDON, February 2j-Ihe steam
ship hence Ia Hong Kong foundercd
In the Indian ocean. Six persons
were drowned, and eighteen arc misc
ing.
LOUISVILLE, February ~. - Tho
drawing of the Louisville Library as-
ISOLATION took place to-day. Only
thirty-eight per cent Of the tickets
were sold, and the prizes were scaled
down in proportion. 40. 1921 drew
the capital prize, which amounted to
$4,000, No l0,O75 won the second
prlze-S3S 600,
WASHINGTON, February 27.--It Is
stated the cabinet agreed yesterday
that on 10 contingency to call an
extra session Of congress.
Senator Johnson, OF. Virginia, was
too i'll to occupy his seat
Collectors of internal revenue are
instructed to sell no more cigar stamps
than are necessary for cigars sold or
moved from the factory.
The p'cihc Mail corruption
committee turn King aud L.
Irwin over to the next house. The
other papers 90 to the district attorney
for such action rs is thought tit.
Newspaper men who accepted nancy
for corrupt purposes are to be eX-
cluded fromthe reporters galleries.
The senate committee to set during
the recess to examine into tie various
branches of the civil service, consists
Of Messrs. Boutwell,, Coukling, Merri-
mon, Eaton and Allison.
The resolution Of the Mississippi leg
islature, favoring the Texas and Paci-
tic subsidy, was presented
Mr.. Carpenter spoke against the
civil rights bill, which was finally
passed. and goes to the president.
The amendment relieving southern
jurors OF the iron clad oath, was de-
teated. Mr.. Logan said he would vote
in favor fthereief asa separate meas
IRE, but to amend the civil rights bill
would defeat it. The vote was strictly
party, except MessrS. Sprague, SEIZURE
and Upton. Many senators we're alb
sent The vote was thirty-eight to
| twenty-eight.
| The evening session was unilnpor-
tant. The tax bill comes up Monday,
as unfinished business
| Mcssrs. Ferry, of Connecticut Car
penter, and Hamilton, of Texas, also
voted against the civil rights bill.
The house, after dispensing of n mis-
celIaneous mass of business, under
unanimous consent, resumed the
consideration of the force bill, and
speeches were made against it by
Young, of Georgia Pierce, of Mas
sachlsetts, and Poland, Of Vermont
The house minority and majority
Mississippi reports were ordered to he
printed
The appropriation for the payment
of awards to the southern claims COM
mission passed
The election committee submitted Il
report that Mr.. Lawrence was and Mr.
Sypher was not elected from Louisiana.
The consideration of the caucus tcrce
bill was resumed. During Il cOlloquy,
Mr.. Blaine told Butler he was a scoun
drel. The trouble arose from the
democrats appropriating the clerks
desk during roll call, their object being
to see if by not voting they could pre-
vent quorum and force call of the
house. After the democrats had heen
ordered to their seats, Batter stalked
up to the clerks desk, and leaning on
his elbow, watched the progress of the
call. He was ordered away, but said !
he had as much right there ms Speaker
Blaine, who at the time was on the |
floor, near the clerks desk, Mr.. Cessna
being i'm the chair. Calls of order re-
suited in the affair being dropped.
The house Is now voting upon the |
clause to strike out the ha6eas corpus
clause. An nmendment making the |
Suspension applicable only TO L0uisi- |
ana, Mississippi and Alabama WAS |
adopted.
There Is ev ~ indication of an ali |
night session.
10 O'CLOCK p. M.-rhc house il vot-
ing on the amendments to the force
bill, but is making but little progress,
as three dilatory motions are inter
posed between ca, II question.
PARIS. February 27.-'rhe Des Debats
saws Buffet declines to form ministry.
Should Buffet accept the left will
support Dufour for president of the
assembly.
LONDON, February 27.-Charles Ty-
rell was buried beside Ben. johnson,
in Westminster Abbey, with great
pomp.
The Pail Mall Gazette reports that
the protestant clergy of Spain com.
plain to Germany and other powers
that their liberty and worship is
threatened. The question to nullify
The marriage of priests is involved.
The bark Belle Hill was wrecked of
the Irish coast. Thirteen of her crew
were saved.
HAzLEToN, Pa February 27.-Threc
hundred strikers mt Buck mountain
drew the fire from under the boiler,
stopped the engine, shot the engineer
md fired the mine. Rough times are
The men are gathered /
in large numbers at the Highlands.
The police have gone back, in the
to start the pumps.
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