The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-10

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ioI0NUpNd loot nlHII infrBui iD Oh
unfortunate dH'u'mncp uf tho Oo.
l'm hero ymiruuY afternoon, H.. II
2 iliN main, ouuwL a mmbpf al th
most respectable end Influential tlll
I lona wCrpui The pnllant ilip time, nnt
Wl Ngfeo thnt The nrglurs were tho ng
pftHsuf4 IT'S positively asserted lIn
WilllnnH, WHO commenced The lifIuR
: wa llrH knocked down 10y culOrot
man, nud while down, aud being ~
snultpd, ho drew his pistol aud fired
lwO shots, both taking effect. After
wnfds n second assault was made by Il
, negro upon white man, wlthn cudgpl
aud nh indlscriminalc firing be,
tween the blacks aud whites
took place, some fifteen or twenty
shots being fired. OF these ten tool,
effect, two white men and eight ne.
grOcs being shot. or the latter w,
Dorsey was killed, John Bell was shot
In the mouth and buck, Edward Lee In
the back, James Mathews IN the chin,
Henry Cooper In the jaw, Daniel
Brnshcar5 in the breast and Henry
Tilligman In the head. 1t Is stated
thi morning that Bell and Cooper will
probably die. The disturbance was
finally quelled by the whites of both
parties elltctually interfering to cause
II cessation after the negroes had re.
tired, otherwise they would have been
followed by the eXasperated crowd, and
more serious consequences would have
followed.
NEW YORK, April G.--The steamer
Thos. HuIse was sunk 10y large cake
of Ice ut Perth Amboy to day. She
was loaded with passengers at the
time. There was the widest conrus-
ion, but all escaped, The freight was
lost
/ LOWELL, Mass, April G.-The mill
spinners have determined to strike
and send many of their number back
to England should general lock out
occur. IL the mill spinners leave eff
forts will he made to supercede the
mills hY other machinery.
LONDON, April cardinal Manning
has arrived. The Catholic gentry OF
England will present hiil an address
and five thousand guineas.
The reply Of Rev. Dr. Newman to
Gladstona's last paper, entitled "Nat-
icansm," is published to-day. DR..
Newman quotes f!om various authori-
ties in order to prove that the pope is
4nt inAlib!r in the subject manner in
which the conscience is Ofsupreme au-
thority, therefore he says dead lock
between the conscience and pope is
impossible.
PARIS, April G.-'rhe Rome cores
pondent OF the JOuHdlG Dcs Dcbuts
writes that the pope will take up his
residence in !he United States if it
should become impossible for him to
remain in Rome, and says that it was
with view to such possible emergency
that Archbishop McCloskey was eleva-
ted to the cardinalate.
SANTANDER, April G. The Carlists
have not entered the province of Sail
lander.
Submissions of insurgent officers to
Alfonso are increasing in number |
Nearly one hundred are announced in
this province alone within few days. |.
General Mcdonnell has given notice
of his adhesion to the king.
CHARLESTON, April 6.-An iniunc-
ton has been obtained in the United
States court against the imposition of
a tax under the SO called Bonanza bill,
which was lately vetoed by Governor
Cham bernin, hut which speaker Ell
lott decided to be law, the veto |
message coming in too late. The in- /
junction was issued ut the suit Of
northern stakeholder in II South Caro-
lima cotton mill to protect his interests. |
1t is believed that the bringing of a test
ease before the United States court eff
fectually kills the Bonanza scheme,
which aims to burden the state with |
heavy liability for floating claims
created under Moses administration .
and alleged to he fraudulent.
HANKTON, VIA CHICAGO, April c.
Great excitement prevails here to-day .
on account of the arrival here of two .
men direct from the Black Hill party, .
that started from Springfield about the .
first of July. They had in their pos
session several nuggets and particles ,
of gold taken from the soil with an |
aX. They are fully satisfied gold exists
there in paying quantities, and haye |
returned for provisions and imple-
ments. They will start soon with
company that they intend tn raise
here, travelling by the Niohrara route.
New YORK, April G.--Thcre was
collision Of freight trains ut Bergen
Summit to-day. a brakeman was
killed and the locomotives smashed.
Roncedo and Count Moncfaschi,
bearers of the cardinals hat for Arch
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