The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-05-01

Nl NI wv NNW N'' WIIil lHNIulI'I
pofsunH
on tho night ofllo ljlbn muy ,
NcyioHnH attempted AZ -lumpudo iI
horses Of Captain IUlsc's company Z
mounted infantry VI Font Brown. l'hr
we're defeated by tlcsylgllnncc NJ III
commander, but the fact Of the uitcmI
H. M nudaciiy Of no common sort.
WAsnnN0TON, April 2D.-TrOubl,
on the Mexican bOidCr Hrc nttraCtiu
the serious attention Of the govern
ment. The raids seem 10 DO more frC
quent to have developed better or
CARNATIONS than they were at first SUP
posed to have. Mr.. Jewell has lntel.
received full reports from officers u
his department, and contractors upOl
every part of the border, and thci
statements he has compiled for tn
consideration of the cabinet.
LONDON, April 20.-At II reception
given to NJ. Chevalier, the distinguish
ed French economist, at Birmingham
this evening, John Bright made som,
remarks on free trade, in the course o
which he said II was ludicrous for tn,
United States to invite foreign manu-
facturers to compete on exhibition
when protective tariff prevented
them from competing in American
markets
In the two thousand guinea race to-
day, Mt New Market, thirteen horses
started, with Nigor's bay colt, Camball
rs the favorite ut the odds of three Il
one. The race was won easily by the
hvorite beating mr.. Leiur's Picnic
nilu hrec p ih iri., me oe'.ine
o' .nt seuohu unu 'r,,lu liolseS Wns
sever. w ohe aSa'as1 icnic, anu io''i'
'et,i w oi'e asaii'9. ,n p'eT''lio''ucl'
DEHhiN, hpr,i -D.m ,,,l's proceed
,hgs nave oeeii co,'',ilciireu ny tlI
RUSSIAN SoVerniiel. ioI i,e reiioEal
vi tne Plinte oislop u, n,es'ul LOT
Violu.ion VI the eccl ,If ao ia"s =; .,
,n tAEr ai,t,, apr. .,-o Cns, n nmt
ucl Vi iepuIa,ioii ioi .iie Ius'at ui.'
rug, .hu 'opai;aii W tt' Nv o m.
era, oi tne Arrival a VI enu ueisii , ,,te'
Oh INA. l'ol., i'ieu saiu.u VI 'mon,y
one guns WIFI o''e ceremony us as'ee''
uP Wno ,.u On r,o ..ouh,o
,.; mht .s npnn ~ ny aiouo m
Wn.,, .ne 'Iins .; vi az Cn"'.o,ioV uTh
''',urs, ~" se,, .,, 90 n,''T M a,e '.u,
o,,,i 1850, Ap,ii H. Po,,ee s Mere
neaireu IT, poaeG ;,, oi, a ho", ir''''
n.y.. e wa. i 90 V, INV o .'o
10. 5000, nPiii .Jh' , "i,iiasv , pio.
In, P"'S oo,t w ' Me- WIZ s"iieiuo'
oelore H Sne OWN WILL VI Nay Wy, 90 r,,o c;.,,
81 nS,!,n nAh fon 1871 h;p,' IN Hu;,ia
" ehin nus aiiveu. ny i,,;I it'si,
u.' YSaIao 10 pe''''"nen''S es'"''''ie''
"'
NEW YORK, April GA comolna-
ton, embracing ninety per cent OF the
oil reiiners OF the country, has been Ell
fected TO continue the production ana
price OF petroleum. Iley expect TO
control the remaining ten pei, cent ID
thirty DAYS, ana then the combination
Will go into elect.
Inc bark Jacob, from Limerick,
which arrived To-day, reports that on
April 10Th she fell in with the steam
snip Metropolis, rom bermuda Tor
New York, in IA helpless condition:
She had broken her foremost head and
main top mast, and was leaking badly.
Her sails We're split, and she was short
of coal and provisions. The Jacob
took oil five of her twenty-five passen-
gers, and furnished her with provis-
ions. She would try to get to some
port for repairs. The passengers taken
oil by the Jacob were j. Bean, Martin
Baylor, Mr.. Blocker and wife, and n
Mrs. Williams.
NEW iokk, April Iy.-M .,s'., ,onrai ~ .;
CoaW"y, vi the lroohlyn .neulei, uieu
~ I'VE minutes l,lsI O'CLOCK oo-hisnt,
NJ her residence IN brooklyn, OF gastric
FEVER anu enlargement OF tile liver.
,i i iast pubic appehralce was on t t
iotli instant, Wien siie Pl',S Gu Nv tiie
acnuehiy oi MUSIC Ill brooklyh Ill aiu
'i tiie iiosPl sILi,..,..,,, ,,a..,o,
I ,,i ni Mcorrshey 1o,,y hia, ,I,
.Ne,',e MurpnS iuii' NluipiiS uauSa-
Ierl 70 oelior Drlvas, nop",'lsii ,,illh h;,;
mere was lnrse n..e, inin oi p'ii'i-
w, ni,u insiii"haoic o.; il',uu,t i ;..
~ .iie sa.i,c v, s,N nu', VIZ" l",n.n
ior one tnousalu uo,i!rs uuri'iel won
u lor.y-s,N ihni'gs, iGntauN so''iihs
TWO nuhGreu am 'i,!y-eisnti 90 r,,o
\, SIM $751; I, Az. ~ ,Hp",n ~ i,,na',
Nelsoi, Ellplle INV VIZ HOUSES
M eoo 400 ne'''oyou W 'i'e '"'' h'sh'' ''''
''Y y,."o,r ,,;o, A,uu 90 NJ.
- l.. DEiholi' m'Hn'' hP',i 80, a. m a.
, NC uioNI ouI ~ 'no ,"..o'y VI o cno
, m1oJ1 n With ton Or UU twpnty dveiliU"s
.,;n;, ~ W. ana, 40 $500, h,,;I,,;,,Sr
sSi,0 onn machinery $40 600 dwei,
Iinos SIo5 900. Insurance Unknown.
W. ''e,, ,,.;, 90 C..Ica,u.u
WashiNIioN, Np'h 80. oIi ,1
y going 10 EUROPE loAt meeh lam; anu n'i >.
HignC ms iriehIs s"fe nun uli,he I'LL, IN
VIEW oih. Ill; ms pt ,tl ; SPEECH wa
mainly III praise VI the ilaepenueii.
'o.e,, any his SioWiuS ini'uene9 ~
Iolitlcs. MT. ochurH tnilhs tnaI ~ Is
ne VOTES wig ale no. 1ouhu W ei il
oaIty WHO iiiusI pe rellcu lpon " Pi''ue
s'a.esiilun III .ne piesi't =. nno 1nan.
Z, neoi'i IRE, nus ,s. announceu " rto iet
1 tn .,ie uisooveiy y, ne" p,ane''
ihe civllens senei",ay Ply w "'' ~
'lon 10 .'he NE" taA III" ior 'he us
ri mt r.oo,,,,o,,, ho,. oo,,,,;s,;o,
i ne iioeuin ,i oooa nno +. ,,.,ii ~
'is na t,eoo oi an u,a,iu FooVUoo ~ wiz LII
Iuiie 1ovo'ov M, ioi WHY PEI I'm
iiVluellu: the uepos,.ois nuiii1ci
tnou'saiu. Mn,iy Vi TIE ue-
Appoi'l.iiei' I-.'irS" c riina Jumps
'os.LlI eSs 90, ~ N = rioi. opIII nIS., -itS.
captain W. IL oently, oi.i'1u SUITS NE
hlantry' nas peeii oiueieu " oi' III
'osit'
GALVESTON, April 29.-The iirst race
o-day, was for the clu0 purse OF SiOo;
econd horse, SlOO. Mile heats, three
II hve. Entrles-Ella Harper ana
'weetboy. In the ilrst heat Sweetboy
ook the lead to the first quarter and
held 1t, passing the nall mile stake IN
dvance. On the third quarter Ella
Harper made IA brush for the front,
'assing Sweetboy on the last quarter
oming under the string winner OF the