The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-07-31

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William H. llOm, the ptiumpm fhlH
NJ Tie tlOttnWs and cnndidnio mffr
election ~ Tie position, WA nsanf. L
nnted yesterday 10y purity NJ DownInf
mon.
WAsiuS0roN, duly Attorney
tlcnefn PicrrcpUnt said yesterday, In
| response 10 II question whether lc had
| recently received any ans NJ ku kluy
Ontrnges, that he had received mono
since lac had occupied his present pu.
| siliOn. The number Of applications
/ for pardon II not ~ large ~ hereto.
/ fore, the circular issued some months
/ ago 10y the Attorney General on that
subject being more rigid In liz require
ments thnn the former course.
PHILADELPHIA, july 20. lGx-lIicgt
Gordon lectured last night to nm
| audience numbering fully two thou
he troubled by the Catholics of the
city, and the authorities took prccau-
ton to preserve order. The lecture
was II protest against the manner in
which the Priests and Bishops con-
troled the people of their flock. lie
explained the cause of his leaving the
Priesthood, and said that he had
thought OF the matter for three years
before he took the step. The irish
Professionals were present in force, and
everything passed of quietly.
ST. PAUL, July 20.-rhe Republican
State convention met yesterday. There
was large attendance. John q. nils-
bury was nominated for Governor
The ticket nominated IL regarded ~ Il
victory of the regulars, or Ramsey
men, OYER the Davis faction. Every
candidate named was strong friend
OF Ramsey during the Senatorial con
test last winter. No one nominated
for Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,
the Convention. instead of doing. so,
adopted II resolution expressing the
heller that the choice OF Judge should
not We party matter. Recommends
cd the return of the present incum-
bent, James Gellfan. Also resolu-
ton reallirming the principles OF the
Republican party, and filvoring that
financial policy which keeps in view
return 10 specie payments. Hold to II
tnriil strictly for revenue and would re-
gard II third term as dangerous.
NEW YORK, July 20.--J. Il. Ford q
Co, publishers, ask an extension. The
failure does not affect the Christian
Union Publishing Company, which is
II separate organization. Ford Il Co.
say that their assets mt bare cost will
exceed their liabilities by eighty thous-
and dollars.
1t appears that transfers OF real es-
tate have been recorded ut the Re eis-
ter's office this week, on the part of
William Butler Duncan and other
members of the tiriu of Duucan & Co.,
to All amount of iona million and mar
ter of dollars. In deeds recof ded
from 1865 to 1871 in the name of the
grantee, changes are freshly inserted
in different hand writing from the
body of the deed.
The Tribune says II responsible ofIi- |
Ger OF one of the largest banks in the
city stated to II reporter yesterday that
Duncan, Sherman II Co. had neslrly |
seven hundred thousand dollars tied
up in securities of the Mobile and Chic |
railroad, of which Duncan was Presi-
dent, and the firm the fiscal agert
ana small amount in the Selma and
Gulf railroad, I'M incomplete scheme
abandoned after the panic of 1873. 1t
was understood also, says the Tribune,
hat in one OF their settlements Dun
IAN, Sherman x Co. had been obliged
% take three hundred thousand dollars
n Alabama State bonds, which are
low quoted at thirty-tive cents OH the
lollar.