The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-02

'V'" ~ Hi'Nshn WIS tlttltu secretary,
~ the afternoon session most of the
delegates were present, aud listened Il
an address Of welcome from Rev. III. 10.
ltlttrldge, OF Chicago,
C0NcoRD, N, H., June Charles
W, Sargent, secretary Of New llamp.
shire Historical society and cashier of
bank, aulclded to-day. Cuuse-in.
sanity,
NRw YoRK, June lat tho omen.
lng. OF the United States District Court
to-day, before Judge Benedict, In the
suit brought by William II. Herbert
against Cen, Butler for n share In a
counsel fec onS2O,0O0 paid Butler by
q, II. Lamar, Judge Benedict said il
was clear 10 his mind that the plaintiff
had not thoroughly established mis-
case, and he therefore instructed the
Jury 10 llnd verdict for the defendant,
which they did,
Heavy forest fires are raging In Sui.
Ivan aud Delaware counties. Several
villages have been abandoned.
LONDON, June The house OF COM
mons resumed the consideration OF the
question Of privilege.
The question offered by the MARQUIS
OF harrington on May 9TH was taken
up. II was To the effect that the house
should not entertain any complaint
with respect 10 the publication OF the
proceedings, except In cases OF wllfnl
misrepresentation or when the publ
cation II prohibited, and that strangers
shall not DO Obliged 10 withdraw UNI
less disorder!y or by special direction
OF the house. This motion was neg
atlved.
Mr. Dlsraelilthen moved that II at
tentlon IN called by any member TO
the presence OF strangers, the house
shall decide by division whether they
Withdraw furthermore, that the speak
or be empowered 10 order their with
drawal Whenever he thinks lit. Mr..
Dlsrael's motion was Immediately
adopted.
A meeting OF the conservative mem
bers of parliament was held ut the res
idence OF Mr.. Disraell to-day, when an
understanding was arrived nj as TO the
general policy OF the government in
regard 10 the question OF privilege. No
i'Ioittin WtiN PiNnthts
Madrid, June lit Is reported that
Socias and patino have been arrested
for completely In republican conspir-
acy.
PITIsDTRG, Pa, June PRESIDENT
Garrett, when interviewed In Chicago,
u few days ago, was reported TO have
said that the postmaster general had
written TO the effect that the Pennsyl-
vania railroad company did not carry
the mails In Baltimore and Ohio cars
over their new division. The postmas-
ter general would withdraw all western
mails from the Pennsylvania railroad.
When Scott saw this statement, SEEM
ingly 80 authoritative, made by Mr..
Garrett, he wrote TO the postmaster
general asking him for the
facts in the case, and received
the following reply:
WASHINGTON, June 1.-Hon. Il. A.
Scott: In reply to yours of the 18th, l
would state that have written no let
ter to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
company TO the effect that | would
withdraw the western mails from your
road. have written no letter except
one transmitting copy of Mr.. KnoX's
letter, of May 10Th, In which made no
statement. j learn from Mr.. Garrett,
who is here, that newspaper reports OF
his conversation are incorrect.
MARSHALL JEWELL,
Postmaster General.
PHILADELPHIA, June l.-Pinker-
toms agency arrested to-day Joseph Ill.
Low, Stevenson and Peter Burns,
charged, in connection with Robert
Wishart, who Is reported to be in GUS
tody in New York, with having been
implicated in the forged bonds Of the
Chicago and Northwestern railroad,
which were traced to George +. Hill,
whose arrest in connection with the
Cape Word insurance trouble took
place in November last. The parties
were placed in $1,000 bail.
A woman is also under arrest for
dealing in forged and stolen bonds,
three thousand dollars in the name of
Mr.. Odlinger, of Raleigh, North Car
olina,. being found in her possession.
CHICAGO, June Internal Revenue
Collector Wadsworth received notice
to-day from Commissioner. Pratt re-
ouesting him to tender his resigna-
ton. Mr.. Pratt assigns no reason for
the request except that the good of the
service demands such step. MIR.
Wadsworth has not yet given his an
swer.
MILWAUKEE, June 1.-M0nsignor
Roncetti and DIR. Nubaldi,papal ENJOYS,
have arrived here to participate in the
ceremony bestowing the pallium upon
Henni, which takes place
Thursday.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-Mr. Con-
life Cowen and Colonel Stewart SAM
ford, English commissioners to the
have arrived here.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 1.-The
total loss by the fire Is about $55,0OO.
Insurance about $4,000.
LONDON, June 1.-The Aberdeen Iron
company failed to-day. Liabilities
twenty-five thousand pounds; nominal
assets, ninety-eight thousand pounds.
This is the total valuation of the works,
together with those at Plymouth, which
is one concern with the Aberdeen
oomnanv. This failure involves SAN