The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-23

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Nrw YotK, january Moullon
continued his testimony IN the Beech
or trial to-day.
The sale Of the effects ofthe late TEE
public newspaper by virtue of several
executions IN the mnrshal's hands took
place to-iay,
RICHMOND, January l5,-Ihe con-
current resolutions on Louisiana, pass.
ed 10y the house yesterday, were re-
ported in the senate to-day 10y the COM
mittee on federal relations and adopted.
NEW ORLEANS, January l5.-Kellogg
and Packard have kilograms that the
full congressional committee leave
Washington on Saturday for New Or
leans.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, January l5.-The
Episcopal convention elected Thomas
A. Jagge of Philadelphia, bishop.
PORTLAND, January l5.-The George
Is total wreck. No lives lost. she
was valued at 100000.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 10. The
democratic caucus nominated McDon-
aid for United States senator.
NEW ORLEANS, January l6.-The
following is from n republican official
source:
The republicans assert that the re-
port of the Louisiana subcommittee
goes outside of the record, and that no
testimony was brought before them to
show the finding of the illegal legisla-
tive warrants, the displacement OF
judges by Kellogg or the seizure of
arms by the police without process of
law. They assert that specific evil
dence be adduced to disprove these and
other allegations of the committee
which they say are based solely Oh u
brief of the democratic counsel.
The Picayune says: At the state
house Kellogg has been closeted with
Packard and few leading spirits of
the radical party as is supposed for the
purpose of q consultation to devise
ways and means to bring in rs many
witnesses as possible, favorable to their
side before the congressional commit
tee. The plan, as understood, is to sum-
mon one prominent republican from
each parish with accidental witnesses
from particular points.
LONDON, January 16.-Iutelligence
| has been received here that rupture
has occurred between the first and Sec
ond kings of Siam. They are father
and son, respectively. The later took
refuge in the British consulate at Bang
kok. He has disbanded his forces and
declines an appeal to arms.
A British gunboat has left Singapore
for Bangkok to protect the interests of
her majesty's subjects.
MADRID, January licking Alfonso
gave dinner last evening to the MEM
bers of his cabinet and the diplomatic
corps.
DEGREES have been published in the
official Gazette reducing the punish
ments in the cases of the violation of
the ordinary criminal laws.
General Primo De Rivera will ac-
company the king on his visit to the
army of the north.
BERLIN, January l6.-When the adj
ditional vessels ordered to be sent to
the northern coast ofSpain shall have
arrived, the total amount of the Ger
man fleet in those waters will consist
of fifty guns.
The daily News has published dis
patch from Hendage which states that
the German man-of-war Natilles land
ed one hundred men at Serrang on the
Spanish coast, who occupied the place
after short resistance.
BERLIN, January 15.-The corvette
Mouths will await the arrival of the
other vessels off the Spanish coast, but
will make no demonstration in retail
iation of the Gustave affair unless at
tackled. The negotiations with the
Spanish government are not progress
ing rs favorably as expected. Eight
German vessels have been ordered to
the bay of Biscay.
ST. PAUL, January 16.-The republic
can caucus nominated Ramsey for tn e
United States senate.
Ramsey's nominotion to the senate
is doubtful. Some republicans bolted
the caucus and n sufficient number of
democrats were struggled in to make
mischief.
New ORLEANS, January l6.-The
eighth grand skate fair ofthe mechanics
and agricultural association of Louisi-
ana, which was to have commenced
on February Sd in this city, has been
Indefinitely postponed owing to the
disturbed condition of political affairs
in the state.
WASHINGTON, January l6.-The
president withdraws General Manly's
nomination rs minister to Ecuador.
Nellie Grant brings her husband
from Europe on the steamer Republic.
The executive family will meet Nellie
at New York.
The senate caucus this morning or
dered.that the discussion on Louisiana
affairs be closed.
The habeas corpus for Irwin was par
TALLY agued and the prisoner recon-
mitted for further hearing on Monday.
No business ofimportance was trans
acted In the senate to-day. There was
no session in the house.
NORFOLK, January l6.-IThe three
masted schooner Charles +. Scammon,
with cargo of sugar, bound for Balti-
more, is ashore twenty miles south of
Cape Henry.
BALTIMORE, January 16,-A lady
died to-day from dose of belladonna