The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-06-12
WEEKLY IlEnALD


Bishop Ryan, Of 80. Louif, delivered
the sormun. At the close Ut iu.tat, liiH''-
Oh Kenny appeared In his nitli 'iah
OPS robes. Tho bull aud brlcf OF lht
popo comforting tile palllum was rta1
by' MonslgOr R1ncCttl, the Hhlesat,
who advanced to the foot Of The Hrcll
blshops throne aud, In q lengthy
sleeeh I'm Latin, delivered his mission
Ms delegated by his holiness
Archbishop Kenny then read his ne
centance of he divinity conferred upon
him, Bishop lIeisse then conferred
the pailium upon Archbishop Henry
who knelt to receive II ut the foot OF
the altar The choir burst forth into
grand allevia and the bells Of the ca
thedral were rurg. Tho arch bishop
gave his bencdlction and the singing
commenced.
Last night there was torchllShl
procession of all the Catholic soeie'
lies in the city, which was Two
miles in length and numbered over
five thousand people. A!!er
marching through the principal streets,
the procession halted in front OF the
archbishop's residence, where there
was u salute OF guns fired and the
ringing of the bells of the Catholic
churches in the city. An address was
read to the papal ALLOCATE and the arch
bishop and responses made. These eXer.
oises were intersperstd with music. AT
the conclusion the procession sepa-
raled.
MAHoNY CITY, Pa, June 4. -Hester-
day the sheriff and hlsposse were fired
upon, and asked the militia for assist
ance. The first disturbance occurred
in Tyler d Co.'s colliery, when the sher-
i'll, with his posse, ordered the rioters
TO dispense. One of the chiefs replied
that he could not drive them away, and
fired on the sheriff. The firing became
general, and about two hundred shots
were fired. The sheriff being over
powered, retreated to the town, and
reorganized his force, citizens volun.
teering. Eight raiders Were wounded
and one killed. Three citizens We're
wounded. The military have errlved
and all is quiet.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, June ALL the
golfers tb'.t had been compelled To
IA work by the raiders resumed
this morning, being assured Of military
protection. The citizens think IL Will
he necessary TO retain the troops in the
vicinity. There was an alarm, caused
by firing in the upper part of Mahony
city, Mt midnight. The troops were got
ready for an emergency. The shuts
were fired 10y mob Of raiders. AT
Shenandoah quiet prevails Since the
arrival of the troops.
AT Mount Carntl, Wilson, Schenck
u Co.'s colicry WAS destroyed - fire
last night, being fired 10y the mob One
hund ed men ut this coliiery had been
at WORK two days aL the reduced rate OF
wages
Tie excitement continues in the vi
entity OF st. Clair, one thousand men
and boys being IN line again this morn
ing, coming from Glencoin, ilicks"n-
Vile and adjacent towns.
At Vaudeville. tile miners mt work
in Doring ~ CO.'S mines were driven
from work hv the strikers.
Adjntan' G neral Lata arrived here
from Philadelphia last night, n.ii WAS
met nj the depot 10y General s'eirfri, nd,
and during the night the generals w1re
clOSeted together, and fully discussed
allhirs and the situation. This morn
jig they went by special tram TO
Shenandoah and Manony CRY It"
make necessary arrangements for the
campaign.
LoNDoN, June 4. "A Daily Telecranh's
Berlin dispatch says the German gov
ernment possesses proofs sliat ilie
charges Of conspiracy made against
DUNN are nnfounded. Duuir's arrest
was due to the excessive zeal oi The
palssian police agents. The prisoner
will be released.
BRUSSELS, June 4.-Forty persons
have been arrested Mt st. Nichols for
taking part in an ail'ray growing cut Of
Interference with religious professions.
LISBON, June 4.-Sixty persons were
drowned to-day by the capsizinS oi II
lighter In a storm.
NEW York, June 4.-The bark Rus
ner, from Savannah via QueeistoNp,
for Finland, is stranded in the gull o.
I}othnia. Her cargo will probably be
lost.
PARIS, June 4.-La Republican Fran
Gals reports that Coun Won Renpoclor,
the German am bassador to Brussels,
has made fresh representatives 10 the
Belgium government in regard Ia Catii-
Ole professions.
Houston, June 4.-The most wor-
shipful grand lodge of Texas was in
session last night and to-day, au'i coh-
siderable business was disposed of.
The election Of officers for the ensu-
ing Masonic year resulted rs follows:
Joseph d. Sayers, of Bastrop, N. w.
G. NJ; NJ. +. Mott, of Galveston, R.W.
d. G. NJ; Nathan Moses, of Round
Rock. II. w. G. S. w; L. g. Bower, of
Dallas, r. W G = w The contest
for G. ]. W. waxed warni, aud our
friend and ellow-townsman, Bower,
was elected ON the third ballot, re-
ceiving one majority. Tally one more
for Dallas.
WAsHINGTON, June 4.-Prstmaster
General Jewell Is about making an ex-
tensive western trip to see for himself
how things nre worked.
Mastery iuactively characterize- the
council OF the ludian Standing Rock
says his land has neither wings nor
legs.
a sinuggled lace dress of the En-
press Eugelie, bought ut ene OF her
majesty's sales. was seized here tO-,!ay,
valued al ten tiuusa-d dollars.
There has been considerable excite
ment IN the treasury today over ru-
mors that Tue party who committed
the large thcft Wednesday had heen
arrested, tut the officers OF the Secret
service division, as well as Acting Sec
rotary ron9ni, deny that any Die las
yet been arrested.
r,,s... fTb. ,ft......,es srona-
eral has seryeti formal sunlni".is M If
teeI,counly treasurers for dslinqAs ncy
in tax returns. The delinqaeiic,es ag-
gregaie six hundred thousand dollars.
NEW York. June The grand Off
GERS OF The Masonic lodge were Installed
to-day. There were twenty tlire,; thoa-
sand six hundred aud eighty-two ~ the
procession Wednesday, exclusive oI
hands.
CONcORD, Jane 1.-The hoiise unani-
mously adopted resolution request
ing the supreme court TO give an carly
hearing 10 the question of seats Ia tie
senate. ..r.
ST. GEAR, Penn, June 1.-The mi
ncrs have been ron pciled 10 qs.it work.
IL Is reported that two soldiers were
shot by the raiders.
NEW York, June i.-Dnncan. Sier-
man & Go : ii-ili-riIs decaniied with
twelve thousand dollars.
LoSp0N, May Sl.-In the house of
lords, this evening. Earl kl.~ssi asked
that the correspondence between Great
Britain AMI The continental powers
arising ont of the recent wHr alarm he
laid before the house. TIE carl Of
Derby, minister Of state for THE Foreign