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

EhuON, rh. Nmi2 The river u
falling and the danger u over ..
ViCRsnunO, Mhs, Npfil = lMb,-
Clhncofy clerk Wnsli Davenport ana
ir0 other negroes were arrested today
forth fraudulent l4nunncO NJ warrants,
and In default NJ bail were committed
to The county Jnil to answer tomorrow
IlARfFUip, April 2.-Ihe Chairman
building was burned to-day. Loss
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81 LOUIS, April MIR. IGads leaves
In fcw days for New Orleans, To com
mcnce the construction Of the lottles.
HARTFORD, CONN, April 2.-ltcv.
James Eldridge, of Norfolk, died here
to-day. 80,
WyATTsvILi.E, Ohio, April THE
boiler In Murrclls mills exploded to-
day, killing three persons.
NEW YORK, April 3.-Ihe Tribunes
Washington special says Information
was reported ut the war department
yesterday, through high official circles,
that the president would declare,a the
policy ofthe government, In discussing
the Mexican raids and loss of Ameri-
can lives and property, reparation rom
lllt NltAlCull EONtl ~ '''N
of money indemnity for depredatlohs
committed 10y the subjects OF that gov
eminent on the Texas borders Our
government will insist upon this
PREPARATION, and in order to enforce
conclusion, IL is admitted that the sec.
rotary of war will, If no other resource
is left, carry out the determination by
STRENGTHENING the American border
line by attaching thereto another
stretch of Mexican territory. 1t is ill.,
timated that General Mckenzie is to
be transferred from Fort Sill to take
charge of the troops on the Texas Dor
der. The Mexican government VIII
shortly be presented with lifting de-
mand on the part of our government
for due PREPARATION, or take the only al
tentative of war along the border, for
the purpose of enforcing our demands.
BERLIN, April 3.-The. circumference of
the Catholic bishops at Fulda las
closed. A message was received from
the pope blessing the bishops and urg-
ing them to persevere.
MADRID, April 3.-The Carlist gen
eral Sabally had an interview with
General Campos at Olatunder under n
flag of truce. 1t is believed that Sabal-
ly will give his adhesion to Alfonso
and hold the same rank.
LONDON, April 3.-Niilson, Nc Lay
& Co. metal dealers, have sus-
pended, owing to American contracts
for rails. Liabilities, one million dol
lars.
The Posts advices from the Spanish
frontier represent the prospects OF
peace as increasing daily. $50 Carllst
officers have already given in their
submission to Alfonso.
MADRID, April 3.-Since the issue of
General Cabreras' manifesto to the
Carlists, two hundred and forty-four
officers haveleft the service of Don Car
los and entered France. OF these nine
were generals. Many Others have sur
rendered to the Alfonsoists.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April 3.-Gov-
ernor Hartrauft telegraphs to the
threatened counties to protect life and
property. 'If you are unable, 1 will
act promptly and efficiently"
MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, April 3.-Re-
ports from the mining regions in the
upper end of Carbon county state that
all is quiet. The raiders have gone TO
their homes, but had the raiders con-
tinued in their lawless demonstrations
the sheriff would have called out Il
large posse of men in this place and
taken them tothe collieries threatened.
Should the raiders again start, the
sheriff will act promptly. The Sum
nit Hill district has thus far escaped
visitation by the raiders, although
they had expected to call to-day from
the SchuyllIill region. The whole
region of Carbon county is
now free of raiders and the situation
can be said to be in tranquil condi
ton. The officers of the Mechanics,
and Laborers, Benevolent association
are counselling and advising its mem
bers to he true to law, order and their
PHILADELPHIA, April 3.-John F.
Welch, president of the Laborers. Be
nevo,ent association, has issued an ap-
peal to their miners to disband. Gov
ernor Hartrantt has issued a procla-
nation ordering evil disposed parties
to disperse. - ---.------a-
SALT LAKE, April 3.-Congressional
delegate Cannon, from Utah, on trial
for polygamy, was discharged to-day
under the limitation of not having
a polygamous marriage
within two years.
HARRlsBURG, Pa, April "a land
slide near Clark's ferry wrecked Il
freight train and killed one person.
EAsToN. Pa, April 3.-The Delaware
river is twenty-five feet above low
water mark and swelling.
New York, April Solver Ames
has addressed the following to the
Evening Post: "In the Evening Post
of the Sd of March | observe the fol-
lowing paragraphs: The Hartford Post
says that it is said the executors OF
Oalies Ames have discovered by his
accounts that the money he claimed to
have paid to Mr.. ColtaX and others
was in fact used for his own purposes
at the time he was hard pressed by his
financial endorsements. AS an eX-
ecutor of the estate of the late Mr.
Cakes Anne, | pronounce the above
statement of the Hartford Post to be
untrue. On the contrary, all the in
formation in my possession, both ms
an executor ami as an individual con-
vinces me that mt the time Mr.. Ames
ALLEGES he paid the money to Mr.. Cot
fax and others he was not hard
pressed by financial embarassments. |
am also thoroughly convinced that the
which Mr.. Ames claimed to
have made to Mr.. ColfaX and others
were made at the time, in the manner
and for the purpose stated by him."
WASHINGTON, ID. G April 3.-Rear
Admiral Mullany, commanding the
north Atlantic station, reports to the
secretary of the navy that mt Havana
the yellow fever is prevailing to an
alarming extent. That on board two
Spanish vessels there We're seventy-siX
cases down. In view of this fact
Secretary Robeson yesterday ordered
the Fortune, which has been making
surveys around the island of Cuba, TO
return home. He also ordered all the
vessels at Key West to proceed to Port
Royal, S c., with the exception of the
Ossipee aud Shawmut,
which were ordered to take cruise.
NEW York, April 3.-James Cod
dington was arrested yesterday for at
to dispose of ten one thou
sand dollar bonds of the state of New
Jersey alleged to he stolen from the
treasury ut Trenton. Coddington inti-
mai ed that he had more.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-Thc idea of
transferring revenue supervisors has
been abandoned.
New York, April 3.-Charles A.
Dana, editor of the sun, learned this
that an attachment had been
issued against him from the supreme
court of the district of Columbia, which
was i'm the hands of United States
Marshal Fiske. He went to the mar
shars office with his counsel and sur
rendered himself. A petition was
then presented to Judge Blatchford,