The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-16
Iioss Tweed Ordered 30 he Dis
charged from Custody.
Indictment OrIteVcnuc 0nICcrs
~ NJ. LOuis.
Meeting Of The National Hoard
az Trade az Philadelphia.
safe Arrival OF ilc American
Rifle Team III Irciand.
Attempt 10 BLOW Up thc House
Of ~ Miner.

Special dispatch To the DALLAS llcnldl
MEMPHIS, June l5,--rhe prosecution
II ended | was bnilcd on the 5th, aud
pardoned on the llth, will arrive In
Dallas between the lst and 10th of
July. AM nlnnLER
IPross Rcportl
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June l5.-The
National Board of Trade meets in this
city tomorrow, Tho following are
the subjects TO be considered, with the
respective bodies by whom submitted f;
First-COmpilatlon of taxes ON Inn
migrants, 10y the executive council,
postponed from the Baltimore meet
ing,
Second-Bureau of internal improve
ment, 10y the Mobile Board of Trade,
postponed from the Baltimore meeting,
Third-Mlssissippi river leyees, 10y
the chamber Of commerce OF New Or
leans, postponed fon the Baltimore
meeting
Fourth-postal routes, by the eAecu-
tive council, postponed from the lalti-
more meeting.
Flfth--Postal telegraph, by thesame
Xth-Unl0rmty In weights and
measures, by the same.
Seventh Amendments to the ship
ping laws of the United States, 10y the
Board of Trade of Philadelphia.
Eighth-rransportatlon, by the en-
ccuti>e council.
Ninth-The Alabama water route,
by the board of trade of Mobile,
Tenth-The resumption of specie
payment, 10y the board oftrade of Phil
adelphiu.
Observation-Disclosures Of the ma
tional banking law, by the board of
trade of Chicago.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the consti-
tuition of the board oftrade of Philadel-
phia.
Thirteenth-Amendment of the con-
stituLlon of the board, by the board of
trade of Philadelphia.
Fourteenth-Snvings banks, by the
board of trade of Chicago.
Fifteenth United States steamboat
laws, 10y the board of trade of Philadel-
phia.
Sixteenth Canadpn reciprocity, by
the board of trade of Chicago.
Seventeenth--Dre importations to
the interior, by the board of trade of
Chicago.
LONDON, June l5.-The American
Rifle team which arrived at Queens
tow II to-day, on the steamship City of
Chester, was met outside of the harbor
by delegation from the corporation
of Dublin and the Irish Rifle associa-
ton. Among the delegation were Ma
jor Leech, captain of tine Irish team,
and Alderman Manning. The Ameri-
cans were escorted to Queenstown, and
upon their arrival met with an enthu-
siastic reception.
Hartford, June 15.-New Ravens,
o. Hartfords, 10. ,
Cork, June l5.-The American Rifle
team arrived this evening, and had
hearty welcome from the people. The
weather was remarkably fine through
out the voyage across the Atlantic, and
all enjoyed the trip. The members of
the team gave dramatic entertain
ment on the City of Chester Wednes-
day evening. They are much gratilied
with the reception on this side. They
say it was quite equal to the ovation
given them on their departure from
New York.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June l5.-Sat-
urday night two powder cans and
lighted fusees were thrown through
the window of j. Carry's house in
Kingston. One of his boarders was
awakened 10y the noise, and eXtin,,
guished the fusee before the fire reached
the powder. Carry has been working.
at Paine's breaker against the orders OF
the miners association, and summary
vengeance was thus attempted on him.
This morning about twenty men went
TO Waterman * Beavers mine for the
purpose of going to work.
EDGEFIELD, KY, June ia IRE
broke out to-day on the corner OF Eli
more street and the bridge, and de-
stroyed an entire block.
81. LOUIS, June 15.-Philadelphias
10; st. Louis 2.
TORONTO, June 15.-The steel mills
of Edwards d Co., eight dwellings and
six millions feet of lumber were de de-
stroyed by fire to-day. Loss S25O,OOO.
MOLINE, ILL.,, June 15.-Ihe saw
mills of Demock, Goult Il Co. was
burned to-day. Loss $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, June 15.-lndictments
have been found against John McDon-
aid, ex-supervisor of internal revenue,
for this district, Colonel John A, Joyce,
Alfred Bevis and Edward B. Frazier,
and they appeared before the United
States district court yesterday. The
charges against Mcdonald and Joyce
are marked on the docket of the GRIM
inal court for destroying public records,
and the charges against Bevis and
Frazier, the removal and concealment
of spirits and failing to efface stamps
and brands. Judge Treat fixed the bail
of Mcdonald and Joyce at $1,000 OF
Frazier, at 5000, and Bevis $500.
LONDON, June ia dispatch from
poris to the London Standard says II
ia asserted that Russia has withdrawn
from the alliance of the three empires,
and n new alliance has consequently
been formed between Germany and
Sweden.
New YORK, June l5.-In the United
states circuit court yesterday the grand
iury presented several new indictments
charging completely In smuggling
frauds, but the United States district
attorney declined to make public the
names of the persons until arrested.
Bench warrants may be issued to-day.