The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-06


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the trading chief with tobacco, etc.,
was suddenly not up6u aud clubbud
from behind, but iie rest OF the
party, who were Ia n hut,
came to his assistance, attacking the
natives, aud succeeding In repulsing
them, gained the boat and making Tor
the brig, which had been left in charge
of the chief officer. On reaching the
vessel he found the natives in force
about the brig. lie at once made oil,
the natives In their canoes giving
chase. He succeeded in reaching solo
mon group, where he was picked up
10y whuler. Mr.. Rhodes believes that
the three parties were simultaneously
attacked aud the VesSp! seized, and he
considers himself to he the sole white
survivor. Six natives who formed his
party remained faithful to him and
escaped. or those, live ARE now on
board the whalCr, one died.
COLUMBUS, o., February 3.--About u
thousand persons, including members
of the general assembly, municipal
officers aud citizens, visited the chapel
at the Ohio penitentiary to-day, to
witness the marriage of Thomas Miles
and Nancy Scott, two cOnvicls, whose
rm Of service for burglary expired
to-day. Tie parties We're engaged to
be married at the time the burglary
was committed, and rather than I've
separated from her lover, the woman
plead guilty and consented TO an i'm
prisOnment of Two years.
LOUISVILLE, hY., January 3l.-Pre'
paratiOns for celebrating Mardi Gras
on II grand scale in this city, are being
pushed actively forward. At Il large
meeting of citizens ut the court house,
last night, it was reported that all mu-
nicipal organizations and local socie-
ties, including Masons and Odd Eel
lows, also the state militia, would par
ticipate in the procession. The ball at
night in the Exposition building, is
expected to be the largest one ever
given in Louisville All railroads
leading into the city issue half-tare
tickets for the OCCASION.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, February 3.-On
the eleventh ballot Angus Cameron, of
Lacrosse, was elected United States
senator. The vote stood: Cameron, 60;
Carpenter, 50; scattering, 1. The dem
ocratic caucus nominated Cameron
and, aided by the boilers, effected the
above result.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, February g.
Walker, ~; Golf. -; Branuon, ID;
johnson, s; Camden, q; Faulkner, a;
Dennis, .; Pendleton, l.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, February s.
Disturbances are reported in Aspin-
wall, in consequence Of the imprison-
ment of DR.. PigOlt, II British subject.
this port to AspinwaIl to support the
British consul, who has been assaulted.
The French steamer MonteZuna, from
Port-au.Prince to Havre, loaded with
coffee, went ashore oil Mnngua, and is
u total wreck.
GALVESTON, February g. \ dispatch
from Brownsville, dated Sunday last,
states tina! aGvicca from Rin@goid tar
racks, to the :.J,h, state tNHi q hght
took place hetWCen cattle thieves and
suiii rs mt the GrcHia. Tive soldiers
and one MC,-icaa were killed aid
many wounded
General Hatch was reported on life
way back TO camp Wi,h. #euiy-seTeu
prisoners.
Nmw York, February 8, co. Nelson
Sauderson, known as NCiae seymour,
the negro minstrel, ia dead.
RICHMOND, Ma, February "a col
ored burglar, Cornelius Robinson,
was shot dead early this incoming in
the house OF and BY Rush Burgess, col
lectoT of internal revenue, whose act
was justified by the coroner's jury.
SAN ANTONIO, February 3,-Rohber4
les are very frequent in San Antonio.
Scarcely a night passes that some
house or houses are not entered ana
robbed.
LoNDuN, February at is believed
that the bank rate will be advanced
to- morrow.
The marquis of Harrington has been
elected leader of the liberal party.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 3.-The
king of the Sandwich islands depart
ed to-day with Il royal salute.
WASHINGTON, February t. The rep.
resentatives of the Saratoga railroad
combination held Il secret session mere
to- day and resolved that the powers OF
the bureau OF commissioners OF the
western railroads should be suspended
so far as related to freight business, I'M
til further orders. The bureau VIII
continue its functions in regard to pas
senger fares.
In the senate numerous petitions were
presented against the restoration OF
the duty on tea and coffee, or the revl-
val of any interhal taxation, and for
the repeal OF the act OF 49,, relieving
certain foreign products of ten per cent
duty.
The debate on the ciVll rights rs III
progress and will close ut two O'Clock,
when vote will be take. There Is an
immense crowd Ill the ge!leF!es.
In the house, to-day, there was great
excitement, arising from speech OF
Mr.. Brown, of Kentucky, OF the evil
rights bill, in which he spoke on Mr.
Butler, of Massachusetts,, in the follow
ing terms: "What should be said II
the accusation of the southern people
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