The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-22


lhe Uruguayian lppuhlir, among
whom arc tho six sous of (loneml lfln,
res, who WIS aHsasanalod on the 2ili
Of February last, Ihouo persons, whn
lived nj the Monleyldep, were uptilled
10y the Government 10 be rendy to
leave the State within lory-pight
hours, they being suspected 0f heing
Engaged IN u conspiracy 10 overthrow
the Government On lhesAulh OF fel-
rnary they were honl on board the
bark Perlg which WAS chartered Us the
Government for the purpose aud sent
~ Havana, Ia charge Vt Colonel Pedro
liya Xuchllll and Colonel Curlro,
The Bark reached Havana on the 8Oth
Of May, but the Spanish authorities re-
fused 10 allow the refugees 10 lnnd,
The ferlg accordingly sailed for this
port, Tho relugeeh consist ot Journal
lists, deputies, one Senator aud several
army officers. They viii remain here
for two days, ana viii go 10 New York
by rail, where they viii remain Tor u
month, They announce their inton-
ton Of returning 10 MOnlcvldcu as soon
aa the political storm blows over,
Soon after the return here Of the
Postmaster General, lao viii invite the
Presidents OF the principal Telegraph
Companies 10 consult with HIN con
corning u reduction Of rates charged
the government, u modification Of the
present arrangement being desirable,
HAVANA, June II. -Caplniu.Gouoral
Nalnaseda has left for the interior o
AafIAA lima hI 4 IAalF
place Saturday at Edinburgh between
the rlllemen OF lSngland, Ireland and
Scotland, for the International chal-
lcngc trophy. Scotland won by TWEEN
~ points ahead of England aud one
hundred aud thirly-nine ahead Of lre-
land.
Tho Corinthian, from Quebec for
Glasgow, has arrived In the clyde,
She was In collision with IN iceberg
aud lost her bowsprlts and figure head
KANSAS CRY, June 2l.--'rhe crop
prospect In this state IL better than ever
before, aud harvest hands are hard 10
get The crops will be no large that
fears are entertained that not enough
men can be obtained 10 harvest the
crop.
BALTIMORE, MD, June 2l.--It Is
learned on good authority that the re-
suit Of the conference on Saturday In
Philadelphia, between 10 the Balti-
more, Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
Ticket aud Freight Agents, fntes on
Western bound frelghts viii be ad-
vanced to-day In Philadelphia and
Baltimore, and that rates will be fur
ther advanced In II few days. There
will be no change in passenger rates
for day or two.
PARIS, June 2l.-Thero is reason TO
believe that the Government$las de-
cided that general election shall be
held. Thus, there is no doubt that the
Assembly will not vote for final dis
solution, as the Government assents
TO IL.
NEW York, June 2l.--A Boston dis
patch of yesterday says that only one
of the visiting organizations from the
South remained in Boston, and that Is
Richmond Commandery of Knight
Templars. They leave today Mon
day. Their reception has been the
greatest of Ill thegreat demonstrations
of welcome made during the last week,
The appropriation for the entertain
ment of the seventy was twenty thou'
sand dollars, and a great deal more has
been expended for the same object by
private citizens. A collation. given by
the st. Andrews Lodge, which only
has thirty-eight members, cost thirty
thousand dollars. They We're treated
to carriage drives about the suburbs,
resting from time to time at elegant
residences to which they were invited.
The were also splendidly entertained
at Newton. The guests were overpow-
cred by all of these and other eviden..
ces OF Massachusetts, hospitality, and
say they will go home with revived AZ
lection for their sister commonwealth,
and her interest in our common coun-
try. Their spirit is set forth in an eX-
tract from speech Of one OF their
Ex-Governor Walker, when
the commandery and their hosts made
a Masonic visit to the scene of War
ren's death at Bunker Hill. The Gov
ernor said in closing his remarks, we
come here to say that we fully recog-
nize that the flames of war have sub
sided, and that glorious emblemss
of peace are growing for all
of us. [Cries Ct "good," and APP
plause. We come here to say, in
honest reality, that we desire to extend
to you the right hand Of fellowship,
and in future to march on with you as
one people, laboriDg to accomplish one
great object, the perpetuation of the
American Union in all its purity in
all the sublimity and grandeur which
our ia hers founded it, and in which it
Ilourished from the first. Applause
and cheers.] TO be brief, we stand
here to say to you that we hope the
sons of Massachusetts, and Virginia
may always be able, in the future to
say, "Behold, how good and pleasant
a thing it is for brethren to dwell to-
gether in unity.n Applause and
cheers. The sentiments here eX-
pressed seem to be shared by all South
erners who have attended the celebra-
lion.
INDIANAPOLIS, June2 1.--This morn
ing about o'clock Jerry Monroe, col
pred, murdered his wife in cold blood
by beating out her brains with a mon
1t seems Monroe and
his wife were formerly slaves at Rich
mond, Va, and after the war found
their way to this city. They had no
but lived happily together
until two months since, when the hus-
band suddenly became jealous of his
wife, owing to an intimacy which had
sprung up between her and one John
Martin, colored hod.carrier. This
led to repeated quarrels, until finally
The wife sought and obtained
. divorce, on the ground of cru
,tly. The enraged negro then made
such threats that his wife, alarm
ID for her safety, changed her
a. a