The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-17

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I surprised Font N.pU, nuur HluttHIti
{ and Carried III twU hundred prisoner
aud four guns
NESiCE, Apfil1l pp1rodt
the l'mhslin Killed two Hundred nu
seventy christians In lioumnnn an
) Iiulgnrin during the pnst three months
lONpON, April Ia '1hr Owucr4 II
her mnjcsty's upCrH house have Ui
Joined Moody aud Snnkcy rom u.inl
the building.
HAVANA, April II. -Sharkcy hn
slipped his handouts ten times durinl
the Journey here aud once ATTEMPTED
to jump overheard. He il greatly de
pressed
PARIS, April l5.-The French ncad.
envy elected Edward Sabine English
general and author II corresponding
member for the class In geography aud
navigation, vice Antoine Marie Remit
Chalon, deceased.
OMAHA, April 15.-SiX companies OF
cavalry and two of infantry have been
ordered from the railroad to the base of
the Black Hills, rs an escort to Mr..
Janney. government geulogist, who
will make II survey OF that country.
The government is promptly ap-
prised OF the many expeditions OF NM
ers into this country, and is prepared
for them.
Letters from the Red Cloud agency
show that the Indians arc fully aware
of all that is being done in the matter
and are much excited over IL. The
head soldiers, who are really more pow
| eriul than the chiefs, are IavOrably in
/ clined to disposing of the courtry lying
between the two Cheyenne rivers, for
n good round consideration. In the
event of purchase, the head soldiers
will insist that the reservation he
{ moved To the head of Tongue river. at
the base of the Big Mountains. The
/ Indians are accordingly anxious that II
! large number of their chiefs and sol
diers should go to Washington and see
/ the president, and are pleased that the
agent has been ordered to take them to
Washington.
, Chief Justice Shannon, in charging
the grand jury of the United States
court, here, to-day, directed their es-
/ pecial attention to the proposed inva'
| sion of the Black Hills Indian reserva-
| ton, which is within the jurisdiction
of this court. lie charged them fully
/ in regard to the laws and as 10 the du-
/ ties of the civil ana military authOrI-
ties in enforcing those laws and the
treaty stipulatiuN, the remedy being
! ample in all leases. He spoke in strong
/ terms against allowing individual pre-
! ferences or inclinati0ns ~ prevent ali
, and rigid execution of all these laws
! or the full recognition Of treaty stipu-
/ lations, while they remain in force and
and until regularly done away with.
This treaty, he said, should beobscrved
| with the same soi"mnity, and should
be rs strictly carried ont, rs il made
| with strong and powerful nations.
! 1t is understood troops have been
sent from Fort Ringgold to cut oil the
| expedition now about starting from
Sioux City, and will Doubtless he
| turned hack, the military authorities
having full power, under section =, 30
of the revised statutes, not only to re-
move persons already in the indian
country, but to prevent those who are
/ found on its borders with an evident
purpose of going there.
NEW York, April l5.-The injunc-
/ ton against free passes will compel
| Grant and his party to ''cash up' over
| the New York, New Haven and Hart
/ ford railroad thither and hther from
! the centennial Of the battle of LeXing-
( ton.
/ The material of the Detroit and Mil
waukee railroad has been placed in the
hands of II receiver.
Canadian dispatches report the gem
eral opening of navigation on the st.
Lawrence river.
y monster benefit for the support
and education of Dan. Bryant's chill
/ dren, takes place Oh the 18th, NJ each
place of amusement. The gross pro.
ceeds will be placed in the hands of
Travers, Belmont and Duncan for in
vestment to meet the object. A thous-
and dollars will ha devoted by the
managers for the immediate wants of
his family,
Kingston advices say that the
cause of the meeting Of the
laborcrs was the burning of buildings
by sparks from locomotive. The
suppOsitiOn at the time WAS that the
/ lab0rers had fired the estates. All
| is quiet now. The gunhOats and troops
have returned 40 Port Royal.
Haytian advices report much disturb
Gnce. Several parties have He'd to the
| English and American cOnsula,es for
pIo.ecIioI "ntto 'hey remain Saie
from "rres' ~ the governmental
| NEW ORLEANS, April lh.-The re-
| port of the committee on elections, en-
bodying the terms of the award, was
adopted in the house by vote of
eghty-twO to fifteen.
Most of the members displaced made
speeches intimating their acquies-
cence. Mr. PoindeXter of Assu..:p-
ton, one Of the ousted by
the award, said h. had the
satisfaction in giving up his seat TO
know that his old master, who had al
Ways RI, p5en JUS. ana kihn, wouin axe
IL. lhis was ai hoi'or WHICH "'d h"t
occur every gay; --.,....-,.
" me Joilll resolution recogh"!ls tiic
Neilogg government, ana pieueihg t,le
oers 10 support the efforts % 'he
governor III reform ana g""H govern
onen'} was auoP'e" ny we NOUS" u, 20
T. NJ ny vote o. eish'y-hihe l" e'ghl-
cen.
New YORK, April l5.-The tribune
says 1t is probable that no objection
will be made to the reception of Mrs.
Tilton's testimony, which the defense
will probably Gtier next wees.
Mr.. Morris, of counsel for Tilton,
stated, yesterday, that plaintiffs coun-
sci would not object TO the reception of
ner les.iilony, any Iutse 'Neilsoh iias
a,rea'S sS1u W iiio','t 'ePolter .''I'
III DOtH SlutS tOHsenlcu he sllOulu per-