The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-06-26

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VIII he Insured the collection NJ TN
revenue tax, and the smuggling uf ri
CARS viii he utterly Impossible
AUGUSTA, Ga, June 9.-At the NJ
ternOOn session OF the Democratic stat,
Convention resolutions were adopte,
embodylng the following declarations
The constitution Ii the peoples Only
Safegunrdi the rights Of the people aud
the states must he sacredly preserved
rom the touch OF military or congress
sional usurpatlOn of the civil service In
time OF peace; the equal right of all
men under the law; sound currency
basis ur lis equivalent; tariff for rev.
crue only; an honest preservation of
public faith TO the public credit; Il re-
turn TO economy In the administration
OF the government, national, State
and municipal ; the abolition of I'M
necessary offices and the reduction of
salaries one term for the President, at
a salary Of twenty-five thousand dol
lars. The resolutions .arraign the Re
publican party for its abandonment Of
principles, prOillgacy and corruption
condemn the administration i'm strong
terms for its responsibility for the Lou
lsiana usurpati0ns and the attempt TO
suspend the writ of habeas corpus by
the last congress, and pronOuncing il
no longer safe to trust the reins of the
government in such hands.
which fourteen million were turned
over to the Navy Pension fund, six
teen million distributed to captOrs, and
the remainder consumed in expenses,
etc. The Farragut cases are the last to
be adjusted.
a committee appeared before the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue to
argue the advantages to the govern
ment of new design by which cigars
shall all bear stamp in lieu of the
general stamp now in use to protect
the national interests. The idea is to
have the cigar bear upon itself the evil
dence that the tax has been paid by
having coupon from the box stamped
on the cigar. The commissioner con-
EMNuTrsBURG, Nd, June 23.-rhe
exercises of Mount st.
Mary's College began yesterday by n
brilliant exhibition of the juniors, and
to-day by the graduating class. Trains
were loaded with visitors. Among the
were Bishops Lynch and Elder,
and great number of Priests.
PITTSBURGH, June ga thorough
ly organized gang of counterfeiters I'M
der the lead of DIR. Milton II. Frank, II
physician of Allegheny City,
have been discovered, and several of
them, including Frank, were arrested
and two thousand dollars of counter
felt money captured. The attention of
the government was called to the work
of these men through, letters contain
ing consignments ofspurious money,
which being unclaimed, were sent to
the dead letter office.
LONDON, June 23.-T. Ii. Rudall Il
Sons, No. 20 King William street,
failed to-day. Liabilities nine hun
bred thousand dollars.
William Marshall, of Manchester
has also failed. Liabilities five hun
bred thousand dollars.
LONDON, June 23.-It is officially an
that the King of Burma has
given satisfactory explanation of his |
acts in regard to Douglas Forsythe, the
British Envoy, and war is now con-
'idered impossible.
Advices from China say that the dis
orders in Chinkiong. growing out of
he arrest Oftwo native soldiers for in
'ulting the American Consul and his
wife, have subsidized. The Chinese
nave partially satisfied the demands
or reparation.