The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-06-12

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.tfrUp untnslneam IN France. 1le
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r,domt n1l warllko lutonlcnilOns.
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l,rnfl0n NJ entirely slnrprc. He be-
lioyod no statesman IN france cOntom'
ulutod "a renewal Of lhp war. France,
AMOR her humllintlO ua, naturally dc.
siied 10 have an army which would
givohpr the influence ~ which hlle
considered herself entitled. one OF the
difficulties was that the Frcuch were
unable to conceive that the German APP
pfehenslOns were genuine. They rec
lardud the representations made 10y
Germany M u pretext for II fresh war.
( seemed to her mujesty's government
that there was mutual lnisunder-
standing which might lead to grave
consequences, for Ger.hany's next step
might have been II formal request FOR
France to discontinue her armament,
V lille France, on the other hand,
would probably accelerate IL, ana
thereby confirm the suspicious OF Ger
many. The existence Of this mutual
dislrust afforded good opportunity to
offer the friendly offices OF England.
The Russian government saw things
in the same light and the visit of the
Emperor Alexander to Berlin supplied
the means of supporting Englands
representations. Lord Derby con-
cluded by declaring that Engla I'd had
done her duty without sacrifices past,
present and prospective. She hal en-
tered into no engagements, and made
10 pledges, but her policy ofnon-inter-
ventiom did not mean isolation or in
difference to the peace of Europe.
DARpANNELLE, Ten, June 5.-D. p.
Cloyd, one the editors of the Independ'
ent, killed II. i. Wiswart to-day, in an
nilray caused ty an article rejecting on
/ Wiswart. Wiswart was II prominent
lawyer and member of the legisla-
! ture.
PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Athletics,
o; New Ravens, 5.
MATTHIAS, MAINE, June 5.-An in
cendiary fire here this morning, de-
stroyed the Catholic church and par
sonage, the residences OF Nathan Long.
fellow and DR.. Peabody, several small
buildings and $50, 900 feet of lumoe
Loss, S25,0O0.
MADRID, June 5.--The Carlist Gene
raj .Saholis. with two thousand men,
attacked Blanco, hutwas repulsed with
the loss of sixty killed.
NEW YORK, June 5.-The annual
convention OF the Swedenborgian
churchis in session in this city.
PARIS. June 5.-Two thousand pill
prims visited the shrine at Persovy
MORTAL yesterday. The archbishop OF
Paris, archbishop of New Orleans and
other distinguished prelates were
present.
CINCINNATI, June 5.-By the explo-
sion OF the boiler of an engine on the
Cincinnati, Sanduslly ana Cleveland
railrond, last night, Thomas Larkins.
engineer, was killed, and Joseph leas,
fireman, mortally wounded. Thomas
Croushall was also severely wounded
NEW York, June 5.-The treasurer
of Duchess county has RENTED the
amoInt due from him to the comp
trolIer, and the attorney general has
notified the treasurer that all pr@ceed-
ings against him have been discon-
tinued. The treasurer of Ric'nhbnd
county also says that he has RENTED
the balance due from linn.
SHENANDOAH, Pa, June 5.-There
were additional ont breaks to-day. a
mass meeting of workingnen res lved
to continue the strike money and
provisions being guaranteed.
Mr.. CAEMEI, June 5.-An attempt
was made last night to burn Hollis
hotel. Coil oil had been thrown around
the premises There is much uneasi-
ness about the strikers.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-The detec-
tives are still blind regarding the forty
seven thousand dollar theft from the
treasury department. The gentlemen
in the cash room express themselves
ms in n painful state Of suspense. Mr..
Spinner is worn out by anxiety.
Assistant Surgeon John ]. Skinner
has been ordered to the department OF
the South.
The Indians called at the interior
department this morning to say good
bye to the comm ssioner, when short
interview took place, after which they
left, and expect to start for home to-
night, the Cheyenne i've Indians
going by way of New York, where
they will stop for few days. The
agents return with them, though it is
understood the resignation of Agent
Saville is at tie disposal of the de-
partment. The visit his lcen without
esut.
BALTIMORE, June 5. Henry S.
Schreiner, of Savannah q rgia, was
arrested in this city trst' rtlay on a
telegram received by Ne marshal OF
police of Baltimore from the chief OF
police of Savannah, charged with kid
mapping his own children, aged four
and six years. After investigating the
case, Marshal Gray, of this city, In
formed Mr.. Schrciner that he was no
longer retained, and he was released
with the children.
This morning the children, on writ
of habeas corpus sued out in the city
court by law firm of this city, acting
as counsel of the grandfather of the
children, who wished to detain them
here, were brought before Chief Judge
Brown, aud after "A bearing,
were remanded to the custody of
the father, Mr.. Schreiner. On
leaving the court the father was again
arrested en- a warrant issued by a JUS
tice of the peace, charged with kidnap-
ping his children, and they were again
released, afterlwhich. projected by the
city officials, the father went to Locust
Point and sailed fer Europe with his
children, in the Brauusheineig. The
evidence seems That grand father
Rents, who resides in Savannah, was
opposed TO the fathers taking his chill
dren with him, and through the tele-
graph, writ of habeas corpus and Balti-
more lawyers, attempted their delay
The case is novel and important.
PoTTsvILIE, Pa, June 5.-Three
more raiders havedied from wounds re-
ceived in Saturdays skirmish. The
ituation is unchanged 'e1
CoNcoRD, N. H., June 5.-The supe-
rior court will hear the senatorial ques-
ton on Monday, allowing two hours TO
each side. The court will receive