The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-25
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES,
The Gentle saynges Induig-
Ing In Usual Summer
AInuscmcnis.
Five Large War Parties on the
Hunt iOr Hair.
Further Particulars Oflhe Re-
cent "ShaIte Up" In
New York.
Colonel Dodge Reports Rich
Gold Deposits In the
Black Hills.
Motion Made 10 Reopen the
Beech er-TIItOn Case.
yellow Fever OH Board the
United States Steamer
Lancaster.
Policemen Stabbed by ~ Drum.
ken Desperate.
MIR. Gladstone 10 Assume the
Leadership Of tie Lib
eral Party.
Policemen Stabbed by ~ Drum.
Ken Desperate.

WASHINGTON, June PA dispatch
received nt the war department to-day
from Adjutant General Whipple, Of
General Sherman's staff, dated at st.
Louis, an nounces that u dispatch has
Just been received there from Colonel
Dodge, dated ut Harney's Peak, June
10, saying that Clusters report of gold is
confirmed in every particular. Colo.
mel Dodge reports the command well
and in fine condition. He has written
fully on the discovery, and will for
ward his reports by mail.
NEW YORK, June 24.-Beach closed
his argument to-day. A motion was
made TO reopen the case to admit i'm.
portant evidence. Judge Nelson said
he would like to hear the question ar
gued. Mr.. Evarts said he had no OBJ
lection to reopening the case. Judge
Nelson said If ailidavits We're submit
ted TO him in regard to the matter, he
would decide the question tomorrow.
The Anglo-Brazilian Times, of Rio,
of May 22d, says the American frigate
Lancaster lost her physician and sew
eral seamen from yellow fever at that
port, and medical officer died on the
passage from Bahai The frigate OBJ
tained the services of local physician
and departed for the United States.
ST. LOUIS, June 2.-Monday night
Policeman Gutter, of Belleville, Illinois,
was called upon to arrest Polk Multi
gan. who was drunk and abusing his
family. AS soon as Suter laid his
hands on Mulligan the latter seized a
carpenters chisel and stbabed the Off
Ger twice. At this juncture City Mar
shall Boone arrived on the scene and
was also fiercely assaulted and stabbed
in the chest severely by MulligaD.
The following dispatch has been re-
ceived at the Indian Bureau from Prof.
Janney dated,
CAMP ON FRENCH CREEK, NEAR
HARNEY's PEAK, June Ito hon;
II. p. Smith Il have discovered gold
in small quantities OH the north bend
of Castle Creek in terraces or bars OF
quartz gravel. arrived here yester-
day. About fifteen miners have loca-
ted camp on the creek above here
and have commenced working. Cold
is found from Castle Creek southwark
ly to French Creek at this point, ana
the deposits are almost wholly in Da-
kota. The region has not been fully
explored, but the yield of gold thus far
has been quite small and the reports OF
the richness of the gravel bars are
greatly exaggerated. On French Creek
the deposits of gravel are very unfavor-
ably situated, the water supply small
and failing and the grade too little TO
admit of the tailings being carried OH
by the stream. The prospect as yet Is
not such as to warrant extended explo-
rations. =.
LONDON, June N.-The Sun says 1t
has undoubted authority for sMtlng
that after repeated conferences, Mr..
Gladstone has consented to assume the
leadership of the Liberal party next
year.
WASHINGTON, June 24.--Preparatory
steps are being taken to bring ABOUT q
system of international exchange be,
tween Great Britain ana the ohlteu
States, through the medium OF coope,
rative societies in Great Brian anu
the Patrons of Husbandry In America.
The central cooperative board OF tne
cooperative society has been IN cores
pondence with Secretary Kelly, OF the
National Grange, for some time past,
relative to the project, and at the
meeting of the Executive Committee OF
national grange next week the subject
will be formally presented by a dePu-
tation from the cooperative societies Sitns
now en- route to the United States.
The British societies ask the accep-
lance Of their plan of union, and state
that the object is to reform CONNER,
cial abuses, get rid Of middle men, and
restore integrity in dealing, and repre-,
sent that much greater quantity .,
American produce would De sou III
ENGLAND but for the extravagah'
charges of middle men. They propose
TO operate with the grangers on ulfs s,,l
trade lines, sending their own SHIPS
frejghted with their own goods 70 eA-
change for American products, such a;
wheat and cotton, on economical
terms. The societies of Great britain
number about five hundred thousand