The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-06-19

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hOppefA have disappeared from this II
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has been black with them going north
The farmers ARE preparing "a rrplnnt
, NEW YORK june H. "a drinrhmcn
Of the Washington Light Infantry, .
Charleston, ~ the number Of about
one hundred aud my, under com
mand 0f Lieutenant tilchlist, arrive,
In this city this morning, en- route lGl
BOSTON, 10 participate IN the Bunker
Hill centennial celebration Thursday
They were met and formally received
10y t'lr Uiu Guards, under command ol
Major General Mclean, who were e
care for them during the day aud nc
company them To Boston. They were
escorted to the armory of the Old
Guards, where arms were stacked,
after which they proceeded To Del
monico's, where they We're entertained
Mt break fast. Several bands OF music
accompanied them to the pier, where
amidst cheers they left on the steamer
Providence for Boston.
The bankers of the United States
meet in Philadelphia on the I'D of
June, for the purpose of organizing Il
Nantional Centennial Bankers ASSOC
citation. They propose TO have de-
partment IN which all the coins
and notes of the country, from the set
Element to date, and specimens of all
the coins since civilization will be cX-
hibited.
VIENNA, June 1G.-The court has ac-
| quilted messenger of the chargeof at
tempting to defraud his father. Cen
eral Beck in the course of the trial of
| messenger, declared that he was an
adherent of Bismarck, and an enemy
of the ultramontanes. His sole inten-
ton was to allure the Jesuits to ne
quiesce in an offer to assassinate Bis
marck, and thereby give the latter
reason for more energetic proceedings
against the Catholics. He hoped Bis
mark aud SchweinitZ, the German
ambassador, would reward him Tor his
zeal.
DUBLIN, June lG.-The American
Rifle team arrived to-day and were re-
ceived with great enthusiasm.
BERLIN, June lG.-Bismarck before
leaving for the country, received the
foreign representatives and gave each
one assurances of the peaceful DISPOSE
ton of Germany.
Whatever result the present trial of
| Won Arnim may have, it is sure to be
ultimately referred to the supreme tri-
bunal by either an appeal of the de-
fence or the prosecution.
MARSHALL, June 1.-THE public
meeting and banquet by the jeff.
Davis Homestead association, to-day,
was grand success. Many visitors
were present from Shreveport, Jeiler-
son and Longview. Over two thou
sand people were present.
A procession was formed on the pub
lie square, headed by the Marshall
brass band, followed by the fire com
panies and citizens, and marched to
the grounds. .
On the stand were seated Lieutenant
Governor r.. b. Hubbard, Hon. j. III.
Reagan, General A. II. Hawthorne,
George ~. Seay, of Shreveport, w. j.
Sharp, of Jefferson, Judge M. d. Ector,
Colonel William Stedman, Colonel
John =. Taylor, Colonel f. b. Sexton,
Rev. II. w. Thompson and Rev. \.
Silliman.
Judge Ector, president of the associa-
ton, explained the object of the meet
ing, and made strong appeal in he
half of the cause.
Prayer was offered by Rev. a. P.
| Silliman.
Colonel Sexton read letters from
Governor Coke, General BraXton
Bragg, Major w. l.. Cabell, Hon. w.
l.. Herndon, DR.. a. q. Clopton, and
Major II. j. Hearsey, editor of The
Shreveport Times, expressing regrets
for not being present.
| Colonel Sexton then introduced Cen
eral Reagan, who pronounced beau
tiful encOmium on Mr.. Davis unselish
purity of character and principles He
approved the cause, and hoped Mr..
Davis would be induced to come and
that every man would prove brother
and friend.
Mr.. Sexton then introduced Gov
ernor Hubbard, who congratulated the
people for inaugurating this move.
There was no better place than Mar
shall for its starting point, because of
the sacred memories of Murrah, Hen
derson, Ochiltree, Clough and others.
He said there was nothing political in
the cause, but it was the Offering of
pure hearts as reward of virtue and
like the widows mite, will be blessed.
Contributions were called for, which
came up well, after which dinner was
served.
A resolution of thanks to distin-
guished visitors and to the ladies was
passed, after which the meeting ad-
journed.
Several hundred names were added
to the list of life members of the asso-
citation. HAwLEY.
Boston, June II. Trains swarmed
with visitors to-day. Teams were pro-
hibited from the streets. The order
was excellent, and there were but few
arrests. The state troops led the
parade. The most heavy shouts were
reserved for a Philadelphia regiment
clad in grey, the Fifth Maryland,
Charleston Light infantry, and the
Seventh New York. The Fifth Mary
land bore its elegant flag, presented TO
it yesterday. The parade of the soldiers
occupied two hours passing the state
house. While the military review was.
proceeding at the state house, the De-
Moloy commandery of Knight Tenn
plars of Boston escorted their visiting
brethren of the Richmond command
cry to Charleston, where they were re-
ceived by the Coeur de Lion command
cry, and were escorted thence to Odd
Fellows hall. Addresses of welcome
were made by Hon. Richard Noting
ham, of Ceur de Lion commandery,
and by Grand Commander w. Il.
lsaacs, which were responded to by
Ex-Governor Walker, OF Virginia. /.
Speeches were also made by Eminent
Commander Patterson, of Maine CWur
lie Lion commandery, and Eminent
Commander w. ID. Tanner. a cola /.
ton closed the exercises.
PHILADELPHIA, June l7.-Bishop
Woods was invested with the pallfum
to-day, by Archbishop Bailey. There I
was vast crowd at tile cathedral. The .
archepiscopal Residence and adjacent .
streets were beautifully decorated. The |
clergy assembled at the old seminary I
building, on the corner of Eighteenth .
and Race streets. Admission was by
tickets. The ushers opened the doors
at nine O'Clock, admitting few at
time. Bishop Elder, of Natchez,
lNtft.1ap Of ATnltita. a f.tlti.fnE nf