The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-27
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES,
Platform Adopted by ihe Iowa
Democracy.
burning 0fibe Aidine Printing
Esinbiisiiinent.-yacb Race.
Count Won Arnim Appeals from
tho Decision ofihe Ham
mergerichi.
Remarkably Fine Score Of the
American Itihc Team.
Miners Killed by the Fail Of
Scailolding.
Revolution In Mexico Eighty
Persons Drowned Ia France.

DEs MoINEs, Iowa, June 20. The
convention adopted n platform lnclud-
ing the following declarall0ns' AhsO-
lutte prohibition Of military Interior
ence with local State elections, and the
peaceful assembling and organization
OfState Legislatures, except IN man
ner clearly defined In the COnslltu'
ton; all officers 10 be held t0a rigid
accountability for the misuse OF the
public funds or for the prostitution of
their powers for private usei the rescr-
walton Of all the legal rights 10 every
citizen without regard 10 race or color
the reservation Of the public lands for
the benefit of actual settlers the rest0-
ration of the Presidential salary TO
S25, 900, and no third term resumption
of specie payments ~ soon ~ the same
can be done without inJuring the bust
ness interests of the country, ANA IN
the meantime, n sufficient supply of
National currency tor business pnr-
poses and opposition to the present
National Banking Law; tariff that
will produce the largest amount of
revenue with the smallest amount Of
tax and no imposition Of duties for the
benefit of the same ut the expense of
the agricultural interests; the repeal Of
the liquor law aud tho substitution Of
license law, strictly enforced, The
platform closes with M invitation to
ALTO join the party and secure the
triumph of the principles set forth.
New YORK, June 90. The establish
ment of the Aldine press, No. %
Maiden Lane. was totally destroyed by
fire. The damage Is estimated at
100000, which is partly covered 10y
insurance. The fire broke out In the
third story, and the val able presses
and plates cannot BIO easily replaced
The July edition, which was partly
printed, was also destroyed,
The Sewanhakee ocean race, from
Sandy Hook twenty miles to wind
ward and return, was sailed to-day.
The yachts Palmer, Restless, Ariel,
Peerless, Triton, Meta, ldlerand Comet
started. The Palmer came in first,
Peerless second, Restless third, Meta
fourth.
PIcroN, ONT, June 26.-Barnum's
balloon, which left Toronto yesterday
afternoon, was picked up by II vessel
to day five miles Off Point Peter on
Lake Ontorio. All the men are safe.
They report having suffered great hard
ships, having been -four hours clinging
to the basket, which was dragged
through the water ut fearful rate OF
speed. m
MEMPHIS, June 26.--The steamer
Belle of Shreveport, from st. Louis for
New Orleans, sunk to-day at Island
No. 10. She had valuable cargo.
LONDON, June 2G.-ln the House of
Commons to,day, MIR. Stackpole, mem,
Der for Ennis, moved that 1t would
conduce to the advantage of the crown
if the Queen should have n permanent
residence in Ireland.
Mr.. Mccarthy Downing, member
from Cork, protested against the mo-
ton.
Mr.. Sullivan, member for Louth,
said the motion was inconsistent with
the dignity of the crown and the Irish
nation.
Mr.. SAKE Bolts gave assurance that
her majesty WOulu ilecI Will Ioyai
reception in Ireland.
Mr.. Disraeli moved that the motion
should be withdrawn. The act it con-
templated should be left to the free will
of her majesty.
Mr.. Stackpole accordingly withdrew
his motion.
The Pail Mall Gazette's Berlin dis
patch states that the main ground OF
Count Won Arnim's second appeal is
the question of the competency of the
Kammergericht having ruled that
Gericht Is incompetent to proceed
against and order the arrest of Won
Arnim.
DUBLIN, June 26.-The Irish and
American teams practiced at Dolly
Mount to-day. The scoring of the
Americans was remarkably fine, the
total points made being sixteen above
the victorious score o. last year at
Creedmoor. The following is to.day's
score for the Americans: Fulton, ITO;
Dakin, l6l; Gilderslieve, $50; Coleman,
1853: Badine, 1856; Yale, l44 Total $50,
out of possible score of lOSO. The
practice of the Irish team was much
inferior in result. The members of
the teams, accompanied by the Lord
Mayor, tonight attended perform
ance at the Royal Irish Academy of
Music.
PLYMOUTH, Pa, June 26.-The scat
folding at shaft No. 2 of the Susque-
hannah Coal company, at east Motif
cope, fell this morning, instantly kill
ing six men,
4 miner was killed here this morn
ing by falling down a shaft.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 28.-The Cap
tain of the steamship Vasco De Coma,
from Lower California, reports the
revolution at La Pase in full tide of
success. Four thousand Federal troops
had been sent to quell the movement.
The situation is very critical.
The United States ship Narragansett
Is lying off La Pase.
PARIS, June 26.-Eighty persons
were drowned in Vorden to-day. Eight
hundred houses have fallen In Tou-
louise. The loss of life will aggregate
one thousand.
BALTIMoRE, June 26.-Dr. William
Warren, of Boston, a well-known ply
stefan, was sunstruck to-day, and died
in an hour.
p SAN Francisco, June 26.-There Is
a serious revolution In Sonora. Cen
ernl Doralos, commanding the from.