The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-09


after protecting against the accession
NJ the prlnce.
Mrs. Motley, wife Of J. Il. Motley,
the American historian, II dead.
A special dispatch 10 the News says
u report published In Carlist papers OF
the death OF the Spanish statesman,
F.sparto, IL without foundation.
Navigation aud travel are much slis.
pended by lee.
Special dispatches to the London
papers agree that European powers
will recognize King Alfonso Ms soon
as his representative are accredited
TO the various courts.
A dispatch to the News states that
CASTELAR,, Mortos, Admiral Topete,
Gorilla and General Pavla have
promised to support Alfonso.
The Cuban army has telegraphed its
adhesion to the new government.
Generals Dorregary and -Lizzarago
and eight hundred other Carlist officers
are expected to join the Alfonsolsts,
HAVANA, December 2. - Captain
General Concha has issued a procla-
nation announcing the acceptance by
Prince Alfonso of the Spanish crown.
BERLIN, January 2.--Von Arnim's
sentence having been published in
Vienna several hours before it was pro
nounced, disciplinary inquiry has
been instituted against Judge Reich,
who was president of the court before
which the count was tried, with view
to ascertaining the author of the breach
of secrecy. 1t il expected that the ap.
peal from the sentence of Count Won
Arnim will be tried by the Hammer
gicht, within six weeks. Whatever
may be the result then, it is anticipated
that the case will he carried to the
Obergericht.
MADRID, January "A squadron of
government vessels sailed from Car
thagena for Marseilles to escort King
Alfonso to Spain. His majesty will
probably disembark at Valencia.
New ORLEANS, January 1.-The fol-,
lowing false reports were freely circu-.
lated to-day: ThatSenator Barber had
been shot through the body; that the
body Of Police Judge Macarthur had
been found in the canal with bullet
through his head; that Ex-Governor
Wells throat had been cut from ear
to ear; that hundreds of largetimbers
were being carried into the state house
for barricade purposes.
Two boys, Joseph Bennett and Mike
ARRAY, were killed to-day by the care
less handling Of firearms in the hands
of companions. ...,l., .....
John Broderick was accidentally
killed by q falling beam in dredge
boat
PROVIDENCE, r. l., January 2-Sam-
uel Sharpley, the negro minstrel man,
is dead.
RICHMOND, January 2.-The Eli
quirer of this city, appeared to-day in
an elegant new dress, with the name
of John III, Bryant, formerly of New
York, at the head as proprietor. Mr..
Bryant, for several years past, has been
actively and successfully engaged in
business in Richmond. The Enquirer
is under the editorial management of
A. P. Bennett, formerly of New Or
leans. tE ~
The weather to-day is cold and dis
agreeable, with rain, hail end light
snow.
NORFOLK, Va, January 2.--An UNI
known steamer is ashore eighteen
miles south of Cape Henry. Baker &
Co., wreckers, sent wrecking steamer
Immediately. ~
LATER.-The steamer reported ashore
south of Cape Henry is the San Mar
cos, from Galveston to Norfolk for
coal.
AUGUSTA, January 2.-Dr. Cornelius
Adams, of this city, fell into the canal
at Graniteville, South Carolina, and
was drowned. , t..-t t'g, oeha
A freezing rain prevented the color
ed societies and military from celebra-
ting emancipation daay. ~ .'"''HE
NEW ORLEANS, January Sin re-
Spouse to the request of Governor KEEL
logg, General Emory has ordered the
disposition of troops tomorrow in close
proximity to the state house. General
Hugh J. Campbell will tomorrow
command the forces inside OF the state |
house. What this force will be mas
not transpired, but a body of metrOpol-
itans, without guns, will be. there as
conservators of the peace. Police OFF,
Gals state that the metropolitans have
not been requested to occupy the state
house as soldiers. F fEs |
1t is currently reported tonight that
the white league has been ordered to
meet tomorrow. Nervous people per-
sist in talking about the prospect of a
row, but the citizens generally main
tain their usual composure, fotwitlr-
standing the disposition of troops.
Foster, Potter and Phelps, of the
congressional committee, with q num-
Der OF prominent citizens, went on an
excursion down the river to-day to the
plantation of Colonel Eflingham Law
renee, where they witnessed the pro-
cess of sugar making and everything
with 1t, from cutting cane to packing
sugar. The party was sumptuously
entertained by the colonel and re-
turned to the city at nine p. m. ..isa
The Warmoth-Jewell duel is off by
agreement of friends of the parties. .1-y
= Ex-Mayor Wiltz is the caucus nomi-
nee of the conservatives for speaker of
the house. jug r'. et.s i.f@
i Eselletts seems to lead with the re-
publicans, but Lowell and Ex-Governor
Hahn are also prominently mentioned.
The doors of the state house tonight
are securely barricaded, except the
Royal street entrance. A conservative
who called there early this evening,
!. a