The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-06-19

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em,ft. criminal bfanti, to-day, The
toetuLnfa III llIo Aims Of iilanln n Go,
md plfid, Morris, flnnor n Co., To-
eeil,er with (iolmdl l,6beft lIoaanges
and lttatles n. faWfetee, we're W..
saI,oed tr uiead M lj,r lndldnetis
ba,nI soainIt li,em lw tl,e pfnnd lufy
foT rninuiiritv Vltlt lie sllk smtlapllnq
f,auds. XII pjendeJ moi guilty, will
Nh" nsoention nf Iawrenon whose
ca,,seI astsJ mr Zine. Which WINS
,s"niod "'
SAM" ,,
OMAHA, June ll.--lmmenso CLOUDS
NJ grasahOppers made their appear
nnce, ilying nOrtliwhrd over TINS place,
about eleven O'Clock to-day, but none
have ullghted. They have appeared
In immense swarms at Plnttsmouth,
Nebraska, aud are destroying every
thing. They are moving northwnrd.
\yAsufNoroN. June 1.-the eighth
regiment of cavalry. for the pnst four
vaars On dutv i'm Nav Mexico. has been
orJsred IN relieva The ninth regiment
In Tevos Tha latter reuiment has
haon orJorod to New Mexico,
'V ~, o.ue.0u " -, MI, ,o
WAsHlNoIpN, 1une - i heie nahe
Deen tnTee olher ineiiioeIS auuou W ,ne
BlacK Hills commission s'ePle1en,a
1--WE Coinihgo, chairman oI .he nous1
committee on lndiah AFFAIRS nenerai
Terry, commander o, me u,ii."ry VIZ M,
trict OF Dakota, ana the Hon. i. W.
Palmer, editor OF the Chicago inter
Ocean. III Morrlii ana haven acceP,'
this VIII make the commission iuli'
consisting OF SIX memoerS, as IolioWs,
VINO VIII GUns.i'u.u Ny Mo vo Rnmra'
oeha,o.s H tta,,sHn ""p ,shnn Uayan the
sSent"' Z, ~ SJ IIi,,s, ",1 nn ~ Uan Il
new .; ~ iiihnan' aiu 'mu 800 =,
w. rainier, .he. t nJ,"s ,ePiI, ndians
the urniy, .he onu'on' J ,,,a ua,ns
oo.h iio"sea III IA oonS' " o -,
papers. Aii's"n on"'' ," In
yne seiiaee eJ'' Mns.in obn;rn,an
uiai, nna .' an ~, ,,,mr,nrio'
tions Norrill has already pledged
himself 70 the policv of removing the
Sinux IN The Indian territory. and is
strongly In favor of the opening
of the Black Hills to set
Element, as is Allison. There is
some doubt Of Morlill's acceptance Oh
account of poor health. If Bishop Ha-
ven declines, Bishop Ames, of Mary
land, will be appointed.
Mr.. Palmer has telegraphed his ac-
ceptance. The commission will he in
structed to meet at Yankton about the
middle of July, and will visit the five
Sioux agencies, namely, the Santee,
near nanKton; the Oheyehhe river, Oh
t tie M Niissor .n ,ha PaT Cio"d and nd
Vic NliSsohiit ohN WV AeSN Shoee e''N'
oPo''eu on
NEW ORLEANS, June lf'-HoVeInor
Kellogg mas addressed .Iorihal re-
quest 10 the Judge OF tne supreme crini-
mai court, 10 extend the present term
or call an extra session oi ms court lor
the purpose OF bringing uhe charges
against. state Auditor Cilhtoh 10 ah
immediate TRIAL, ana mas also iilstr''cteu
the attorney general TO prosecute the
case without delay.
New York, June l4.-Dispatches
from Maine, New Hampshire and 9TH
er states report considerable damage
from the frost. 1t was quite severe in
New Jersey.
NEW YoRK. June l4.-There is n
water famine in the lower part of the
c;iv All the mains are stopped. The
Croton enojneers are hacking into the
nottar
ATLANTA. June lI.--'rhe governor
today nnnoinie,l n hoard of three Li
rectors fur the Macon and Br,lnswick
railroad
c.. Io,, N u I,,a !, rn.
,.a 81. DV Win",, 10 ,nt,, ' in"s
sVe"''ie' 'hs' 10 '''"' ,'s'.
NEW ORLEANS, June Ia. Inc CRANE
jury TINS morning presenter I"hr ~
dictmehts against STATE Audlt"r lin
ton-two for misdemeahor III once,
one for eNtortion uhuer c"i"r OF Once,
ana one Iof enoez"'iig twenty thou-
SAND dollars OF STATE itinus. Ban mas
been liked at twehty,iilres thonsahd
I'VE hundred dollars Inc aiuit0r was
served with acapias, ana paroleu ny lhe
sheriff tlil three ?. NJ. , ~,
BALTIMORE, June l4.-Li'ty mary
land national guards ieit mere lhis
morning lot boston 10 atteha the buhh-
er Hin centennial; mn
WAsHiNGToN, June is.-ihere was
heavy frost IN New YORK ana fehh-
sylvanla last nlght.
ANNAPOLis, June 40 hioo, com
poseu pTihcipally OF resiuehts Oh A,,nt
Aruhdei county, III WHICH the recent
ted bv a negro. came into this city at a
yery early hour this morning, and pro-
cee1Iinp To the jail, demanded the KEYS
from the tailor with the view of taking
Simms out and executing him. The
tailor was searched and the KEYS hav-
inc been found. a large number of the
visitors went to the cell or the negro,
and finding him chained. dragged him
away without releasing him from his
irons and taking him short distance
from the city, near the railroad track,
hung him to p Tree, where ne sui
hangs. A large number OF citIZehs
and others visited the place
to-day 10 view MS remains. me
mob was wen PROVIDED WIN PICKS
axes ana crowoars, etc;, ior gaming az
MISSION W V'T NJ - :" nnu . d; ~ w. 40
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