The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-06-05

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DO unusplrrs THAT Captain walker
lm 900 boz .tuHtipU lu nuke lhr arrest
BOO NrbuHhu, hul did II ON hi7 own re-
upus.hIIIty and Tor the sake Of the
honor lhut Doc supposed would attach
iu arualIug John Gordon aud his
train. CAPTAIN Walker begged Of
E.ln-a paper rgCuslng him for max
boo. 0uu arrest, which lac wished 10
.luw tp luis superiurs on his return to
Fort Randall. SDmn sort of u paper
Na given him, and Evans then or
unrri his train 10 move forward 10
Gordon cts, which they did, ana the
military went their way with quite u
GiIrrcutuir from the EOmhastic Hour
isI that was adopted in making the mr.
rest. The officers sent to the fort for
thrarms which had been surrendered
to his command, and will return them
IT, Evans men.
lAyEroy, y. r., May IS. Compa'
Mics a, T. and III, Of the seventh cav
aIry, leave here tomorrow for Foll
Randall, to be assigned to duty in and
about the Hack Hills.
KANSAS CrIN, Mo, May 2S.-ln ad-
duiun TO the grasshoprcr, we are, II
grpms, 70 have the fatal malady which
has recently made its appearance
pueug hursrs. To-day two horses died
with every symptoms Of the disease, in
our Woodworking village, Wyandotlc,
and one horse was sick nj the Jackson
Company street ear stables late in the
afternoon.
H. LlyH, Mo, May ga post
norton examination of the horses
thg. have died by The disease prevail
iu, here, made by II number of promi-
non. physicians and veterinary sur
,...s, shows c1nclu8ively that the dis
"..a ccrchrO.spinal meningitis. The
.uu.8uy is not spreading much, and
yields quite readily to treatment.
The horse disease is still the subject
OF rNciscl comment, and has had Il
marked cnectUpon the value Of equine
flesh. Buyers are very wary in making
purchases, and horses have fallen at
least thirty per cent in market value,
aul In some instances have sold ut Il
ggr.lur reduction. Seven new cases
were reported to-day at Masterson's
stables, corner Of Fourteenth an Ben
ton streets, and u few scattered about
in various portions of thn city.
.l LgyH, May 2S.--luturmati0n has
reached here Of three eases of actual
starvation in Cooper county, Mo. II
appears that there is family 10y the
name of Fluly living in that county.
about thirteen miles east Of Sedali',
vino have been in destitute circum
stances long time, aud who have suf-
fcrci for food al winter Last Friday
a neighbor went to their hut and |
found three Of the children already |
dead from starvation, the bodies being |
hu, mere skeletons and covered with |
patches Of RAGS not sufficient to protect |
thcm If they had been in good health. |
gh" ccrpsos were Hurled by the neigh |
borf. Many other people in that To- |
Cality are suffering for want of food.
NNsiuNGTON, May 2J.-Rcd Cloud |
and Spotted Tail both snT Tonight they |
viii not held any council with the see
rotary Tomorrow, tut intend to hold Il
council among themselves, and talk
over the proposition made them 10y the
secretary O. the interior to-day. They
are somewhat confused and say they
do not understand what the secretary
means when lac tells them the govern
mcnL does not intend 10 force them to
so, and ,hrH'trlla them if they do not
20 while people will be allowed to
como into their country, and probably
congress will withhold appropriations
from Them. They think this looks like
forcing them. They say they did not
know they were 10 bc allowed TO speak |
tu-Ggy,aud were therefore not prepared |
Whyy have talked among themselves
i,is afternoons, and AL agree that they |
will never 90 down intothe Indian ter |
ritOry, and il the government attempts |
to force thcm, it viii require all the |
army to move them. They think, |
however, thut they can get along with |
-0HL the Black Hills, and there is room |
enough inr thcm in their own reserVa-
Walton without these hills.
The Iumal sS5 Of the secretary of the |
interior at the council with the Sioux |
Indians, yesterday, We're similar to
those made them ly the president,
showing the necessity of their removal
from the Black Hills
). G.. Napier was appointed to-day
int.ruaI revenue gauger for the fifth
district Of Tennessee, and Anseline Al
byr, and N. X. McFadden store-keep.
ems for the FIRST Missouri district.
The secretary of the treasury decides
that imported sheep-skins dressed with
wooden must pay two per cent. adva-
lurom.
Spotted Tail and several "Big In
iuhs," Notwithstanding the surveil-
auce TO which they have been sub
iccted, were discovered by the police
driving about the city in carriages 1T a
lac hour last night. Spotted Tails
white nrorNnr-in-law, or the man who
is spliccd 10 Spotted Tails sister, acted
MS chaparone TO the party. They
stopped in front Of the hotels, and an
attempt 10 interview them was made
by ucWgpaper men, who were unsuc-
cDsfu, in obtaining any information
OF importance. The party created no
disturbance, and was allowed to pro-
cccd, lut it is possible they may be
arrested before morning.
NEW YORK, May 20.--The Brooklyn
tilN fDhlJ lSOil WIS HlDlt ucllscIN
crowded than usual this morning, ana
the number Of ladies in attendance was
very large. Mr.. Beecher and his wifi
were early in their seats, while the
plaintiff come in few minutes before
the opening OF the court.
Judge Nelson instTuctedthe audience
10 keep perfectly quiet, so that not only
they should hear the counsel, but that
she Jury .huEld hear him.
Promptly at ii o'clock Evarts stood
up and bowed twice-lirst TO the judge
and then TO the jury. lie spoke at the
start jus as he did an hour afterward,
in high, unmusical tone, and with
n clear, distinct utterance. His oratory
wss entirely unimpassioned, and, con-
gpqurEtly, in marked contrast with
" hat had been listened to for six pre-
yi0us days in the trial.
The Tribune says: Mr.. Evarts pic.
turod seduction and adultery in the
blstacst culors, and dwelt upon the
heinnu-nuss of the Onense with which
Bocchcr was charged, insisting that by
law and justice IL should beprOvcd with
the utmost clcaIncss, in order TO be es-
tabiishcd. Tiiton's conduct in contin-
ming TO live with his wife for several
years after the time of the alleged adul
terry was strongly condemned. Near I
the close OF the afternoon session
Eyarts began 10 take up the testimony
of some Of the witnesses i'm detail. The
evidence Of Brasher, one Of plaintiffs
witnesses, who swore that he had seen
Beecher on Tilton's steps at an early