The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27

0I' IiUfI huU 5000 NINU. uul M
ID fl'l calls WdUI, WliliHtIr lufruiI
INCA quorum, und lnf'lyihU fpnDHli
. ul arms wa directed iU frIu fipuI
tendance NJ absent spnWb.a
p Mr. Anthony lnit hu lopfnod thnt
Z VIA tie understanding on lhn dpnn
I cratic Hldu that n motion tO ndlUurl
would DO agreed ~ nfier the disposal q
the bills for the admission 0l COLORADO
| aud New Mexico. lfthnt was the cas-
lac would nyOr tho adjournment now
! believing TINT he MINORITY shuulD
! abide by its pledge.
! Mr., Morton said no waa willing ~
= an adjournment, hut hoped IL would b,
agreed by unanimous consent tina
tho vote for the president aud vie,
president bill should DO taken to-mor
row afternoon ut four o'clock.
Objection was made by several sena'
tors. Adjourned,
CONTRIBUTIONS by senate-John a,
Campbell, third assistant secretary OF
state; Adam Wolf, surveyor of Gus.
toms, Nashville; George w. French,
secretary Wyoming territory; James
H. Galloway, secretary OF Montana;
GraI\ He q. Bennett, associate justice
of the supreme court of Dakota terri
tory.
Tho senate in executive session con.
firmed Benjamin &. Shields to bo col
lector Of customs at Galveston.
NEW ORLEANS, February 2l.-rhe
conservative caucus agreed to accept
the Wheeler compromise by II vote of
thirty-iour to thirty-one.
| frba kallnuu bnIsa had a gInrpap
session over the proposition Ia seat five
new members in place of the i've
members whom it was claimed had
sold out to the democrats. This move
mept was defeated.
Boston, February 2i.-The house de-
feated the amendment TO the constitu-
ton giving suffrage to women by Il
vote of eighty-iive to one hundred and
| twenty-five.
MADRID, February 24.-Pampeluna
has been supplied with large quantities
of provisions and ammunition.
HAVANA, February 24.-'rhe Vene-
Zuela revolution Is over. The leaders
have been allowed to leave the coun-
try.
William ]. Sharkey has been arrest
ed, charged with threatening to kill
the captain and purser of the steamer
Crescent City.
Mexican advices report that the Sell
BONES volcano is in violent eruption.
An earthquake damaged several
houses and the church AT tialGalaj ara.
1t extended to San CristObvl, where
several persons were killed.
The~eligious excitement is intense.
a Protestant bihiu' agent has been mp
pointed, and an outbreak is appre-
henied.
PARIS, February 2i.-'!'hc assembly
passed the senate bill clause by clause.
The election occurs u month before the
dissolution Of the assembly aud com
mences It's functions upon the scpGra-
ton of the assembly.
LONDON, February 2l.-It is stated
that the earl of Derby has accepted
from Spain tifty-!ive pounds sterling
for each white man, aud thirty pounds
sterling for each black man murdered
in the Vrginius affair.
Mr.. Gladstone has published II pam
phlet entitled "Vaticunism," i reply
to Dr.. Newman and Arch bishop MAN.
ming. He maintains his original as
sertions, eulogises DR.. Newman, whose
secession he says is the greatest loss
since Wesley, acknowledges that the
loyalty of the mass of the catholics is
understood, refutes Archbishop Man.
ning's assertion that the claims of the
Roman church are not changed by
vatican DEGREES and points to declara.
lions repudiating tine doctrine of papal
infallibility and temporal power by
which English and Irish Catholics
4, Oh ,,t full al l;lnrtNr
COLUMBUS, Ohio, February 2i.-At
the afternoon session OF the state pro.
hibition CONVEX ton the following state
ticket was nominated
Governor-Jay Odell, OF Cleveland.
Lieutenant governor--H. a. ThOmp-
son, of Franklin. Attorney general
S. S. Adams, of Cleveland State au-
ditor--Belmont Locke, of Lawrence
county. State treasurer-E. II. Young,
of Champaign. Supreme Judged. Q.
Montgomery, Of Knox, Member of
the board of public works.. Il. Buck
lett, of Akron
The convention readopted their plat
form of last year and in addition
adopted resolution endorsing COM
pulsory education, and the president
of the United States for endeavoring
to sustain the honor Of the nation
also charging that the troubles in the
southern states were due to the failure |
of congress to understand the situation |
or neglect to pass such legislation rs
was necessary to prevent scenes of
anarchy and bl00dshed 4; also asking |
the cooperation of farmers and women
to suppress the liquor traffic.
, CHICAGO, February 24,--'rhe follow
ing telegram has been received from
General Pope:
Fort LEAvENWoRTu, February D.
A telegram from Coienel Neill, just re-
ceived, states that Stone Calf, fthe
Cheyennes, is on the way in, and will
be nj the agency in two or three days,
with the two German children still in
their hands. Neill asks for two COM
panies of cavalry Immediately to en-
force their unconditional surrender if
necessary. | can send these from
Kansas but it will take time. Cannot
two companies of cavalry be sent from
Fort Sill to report to Colonel Neill
without delay? They can reach him
in half the time they could from Fort
Hays. ] will relieve them very soon
by companies from Fort Hays. The
necessity Of these companies being
with Neill as soon possible prompts
this telegram, to which | ask immedi-
ate answer. Neill has one cavalry and
two infantry companies it'll him.
Il. {. DRUM,
Assistant Adiutant General.
COLUMBUS, o., February H.-In the
house, this afternoon, the bill to pro-
vide for compulsory education was !
passed.
Mr.. Gordon, of Hamilton county,
arose in his seat and stated that he
lad information that l4i him 10 be-
ieve that certain members Of the ,
iouse had received money for their
rotes on the bill to provide for tina re-
noval of the county seas Of Wood
county. BE then offered resolution,
which was adopted for the anpnint-
nent Of q special committee To inves. ,
igate these charges
The annual meeting of the Cleve- .
and, Mt Vernon aud Columbus ruil-
Dad company was held to-day at Mt. !,
Vernon, aU which time All election OF
directors for the ensuing year was !
ield. !
OMAHA, NED., February - "a most
horrible ease of dcpravity is reported
rom Larimie City to-day. a father !
las been caught living in an open state !
If lasciviOus cOhabitation With two ;