The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-06-05

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remaining on their BONES.
ST. LOUIS, May 20,-Thc circuit court
I'm general term to-day overrulcd the
motion 10 dissolve the injunction to
restrain city Register Walsh from per.
hitting the city council gcttingpos-
session of the lallot boxes, TO he used
In the contested mayOalty case. The
court decided that the council had no
/ Jurisdiction in the case, and that Abe
matter cannot be heard until the next
rrgular session i'm November. This
puts the contest oil six months. In
. The meantime, the Concil viii be
/ obliged to decide who Is mayor from
/ the returns made by the judges of the
| election. The members of the council
who have thus far opposed the inanra-
| ton of Colonel brittOn, said Tonight
/ that they would make no further OBJ
iegtiouS, and that II general insialla-
ton would no doubt be made in n few
days.
DUBLIN, May 20.--Thc Court Of Com
mon Pleas, to which tho appeal in the
case of the Tippcrary election was re-
tcrrod, has unanimously decided that
the late John Mitchell was disqualified,
and that Mr.. Moore Is entitled to the
seat.
BouL"GNE, May 20.-pauI Boynton
entered the water here at 2:l5 this cv-
cuing, and started for Cape Grcsucy.
An immense crowd of people wit
messed his departure. lie lubOrcd un-
der disadvantage.
New York, May 20.-Last evening
ii'llIN lNNNI ~ .lllNNNt W stN'llill'Ali, 'll'A
and killed John MclLenna, aged II
years, on 10Th street, for teasing him.
He was arrested
OMAHA, May 2O.-Ihree carloads of
passengers from Australia, brought to
steamer arrived here to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 3l.-Thc
Black Hills fever has wonderfully in
,,t,an.,l -, tlnI
large expedition was being fitted up
in this city. Regular applications are
being made every day, and Mr.. J. G.
White, who is the leader of the Phila-
drlphia expedition, SviSited constantly
by the many who are anxious to know
about the Gland of Gold.n Tomorrow
night Il grand meeting is to he held, at
which noted professors and discoveries
are expected TO speak. All that is now
wanted is for the government to say,
"Tue land is free TO CO." and the Black
Hills will be ilOclied with eastern for
tune seekers.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, May 3l.-The
Black HIS are not talked of much
here now, but Gordon City, now that |
the government recognizes the right of
persons to go there, is the center of at |
traction. Arrivals and departures for
that place are Of daily occurrence. The |
commander Mt Fort Randall has issued F.
orders for his troops to vacatc Nebraska
soil, and make no arrests except on
reservations.
FURT LARAMIE, w. r., May ST.
Two coUriCrs arrived here last night
with the report of Captain Mills, who /
was sent out To overhaul the party Of
miners under Gordon. The party was
too strong for Captain Walker and his
company who pursued them from the
Missouri TO the Black Hills. But Cap
tain Mills party was too strong for the
miners, and they were forced to sue
cumb to circumstances. The party was
found to be fully equipped and armed,
The showed no resistance, nOtwith
standing all their property, except just
enough to last them back was destroy
cd in their presence. Gordon, the
leader, is in the guard house at Camp
Sheridan, or Spotted Tail agency, and
the remainder of the party, seventy
six in all, are ,enroute under the es-
cort of Captain Walkers command to
Fort Randall, on the Missouri.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, June 3l.-A Jour
nal extra of this afternoon says on |
last Friday morning tile soldiers under |
Captain Walker entered the camp at |
Gordon City, Nebraska, and burned |
fourteen wagons, rations, supplies and .
arms, and destroyed everything be- |
longing to the Black Hills transporta-
ton company, except some baggage |
which they loaded into six remaining
wagons, and started for Fort Randall,
making the men go on foot, some of
them being barefooted, boots and
clothing having been destroyed. The
mules gave out on the way, and much
of the baggage was thrown out. After
the capture, the officers Tansacked the
camp, helping themselves TO anything
they could use, and then turned the
soldiers loose ut the remainder, with
out hindrance.
YANKTON, ID. X, May 3l.-pending
the decision of the Soils habeas corpus
case by Chief Justice Shannon, United
States Attorney Pound telegraphed the
attorney general yesterday for his
opinion, and his answer was received
to-day. He virtually holds, what an
investigation seems to show clearly,
that there is no law to punish Grimm
ally an American citizen for going
upon the Black Hills reservation until
after he has been once removed. The
military have the right to remove him
from the reservation, but he cannot be
punished criminally by the courts. a
foreigner is liable for first trespass to
a penalty of 81 900, and so is citizen
who makes a settlement or attempts
survey of these lands. Judge Shannon
will very probably decide according to
his opinion and discharge Soils, who
has shown good deal of grit in bring
ing this question to final decision,
when he could have been discharged at
Fort Randall upon giving his parole
not to return TO the reservation.
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