The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-05-22
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Tho journal IN Voice Della Voflla,
NJ Rome, lins been suspended iur pub
fishing the pope's address tp tile der.
man pilgrims.
The governor Of Missouri has pro.
claimed June 81 ~ ~ day Of humilln-
ton, fasting aud prayer, la npprehen-
Sion Of u grassloppcr raid.
Colonel w. q. Terrell, who killed
Harvey Myers, n prominent lawyer OF
COyingtOn, KY, about year ago, has
been convicted aud sentenced 10 seven
years In the penitentiary.
"A dispatch from Berlin 10 the Lon
don Standard states the alleged prin-
cipal In the late conspiracy against
Prince Bismarck's life Is named Du-
mir, and has been arrested in Cracow.
A Washington dispatch says that
every distillery aud rectifylng estab-
lishmest in the country is to be tested
rs rapidly as possible. Whiskey ship
menis from the west are detained In
consequence Of the investigation.
Immense swarms of chinch bug.
are lying about in Clinton and al
Joining counties, in Missouri, and
myriads of young grasshoppers are
swarmiug over several of the western
counties of that state. Great appre-
tensions are felt for growing crops.
-Sherman's memoirs are likely to
create II lively row in military circles.
lie not only claims all the credit for
his "March to the Sea- but claims
that Grant was about to retire from
the army on account of jealousy, and
was induced by him to retain his posi-
ton. Next.
"A dispatch from Berlin says the
priests imprisoned in Posen and neigh
boring towns have been released, aud
Informed that the evidence with re-
gard to the alleged recent udministra-
ton OF the diocese by the papal dele
gates is no longer required by the gov
eminent.
In an editorial article on the posi-
ton taken 10y England during the re-
cent crisis, the Paris Moniteur says:
England, by raising her voice in IA
vor of peace, naturally recovered her
just authority and influence in COLI
tinental affairs, and the present min
istry has acquired II degree of strength
and power which will procure for it
the grateful respect of Europe"
The postmaster general, under au-
thority of the act of congress OF June
8, 1872, has ordered that the rate of
United States postage on letters sent to
Or received from foreigh countries,
with which different rates have not
been established by the postal conven-
ton or other arrangement, when for
warded by vessels regularly employed
in transporting the mail, be reduced
from ten to five cents for each half
ounce or fraction thereof to take effect
July |, 1878.
Judge Nelson is outlining his
charge to the jury in the lilton-Beech-
er scandal case. His honors ideas of
what Judges charge should be are
somewhat different from the practice
which has obtained with some of the
judges in the state. Judge Nelson is
opposed, rs II general rule, to any COM
mentS Oy the Judge upon tle testimony
rs presented. He believes in conlin-
ing his charge to an outline of the case
as presenting the points of law in
volved, and points in evidence that
are entitled to particular consideration.
The charge will probably occupy from
u day to day and half. 1t is stated
that after verdict is rendered, what
ever it may be, counsel for Tilton and
Moulton will press the criminal indict-
ments found against them by the
grand jury last fall to some sort of
issue.