The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-18
TELEG lAPHIC SUMMARY.

TELEG lAPHlC SUMMARY.
\ letter from Ma2ation, Mexico
says the revolutionist are gathering In
the neighqorhood and securing arms
and horses and recruits.
General Sarge, Chief Commissioners
of Japan, with suite arrived at San
Francisco yesterday on the Pekiug,
bringing large quantity of exhibits
for the Centennial.
-Four prisoners who escaped from the
penitentiary at Salt Lake were recap
tlred and brought back 10y another con
Wet, who pursued them. The warden
was 10 badly injured he is not expected
to live,
Judge Pratt, in the supreme Court,
Brooklyn, has denied the application
for writ Of error and stay of proceed
ings in the case of Pesach n. Ruben
stein, convicted of the murder of AL
exander.
Peter Rowan was engaged this morn
ing, with two others, pelting with
stones the saloon of James Hughs, at
Fall River, Massachusetts, because
they were refused liquor without
money, when Rowen was shot dead
by Luke Hughes, brother of the pro-
pretor.
Senior Latorre has telegraphed to the
BRAZILIAN Foreign Minister that he has
assumed direction of the uraguayan
government, and assuring the minis
ter of his special desire to maintain
friendly relations with Brazil.
In the Virginia House competing re-
ports in relation to the Texas and
Pacific railroad, one favoring the adop-
ton of the Senate resolution against
the scheme, and the other DIFFERING
action on the subject, came up, and re-
suited in the rejection of the Senate
resolutions known as the Daniel reso-
lutions. The other report was tabled.
The State Conservative Committee
met to night, and fixed the oath of May
as the time, and Richmond the place,
for holding the State Convention to
nominate delegates to the National
Democratic Convention and reorganize
the party.
The residence of General Gid. Pillow
was sold at bankrupt sale Wednesday.
There was no competition in the bid
ding, and the residence, worth proba-
bly, $4,000, was bought by a gentleman
for 500, and the valuable library by
for 81, and both presented to
Mrs. Pillow.
A dispatch from Rome says it is
thought that after the financial state
ment which is TO presented, Prime
Minister Minghetti will demand vote
of confidence, and the Cabinet will re-
sign if the vote is refused. Pubic
opinion ~ against the present govern
eminent.
A shooting ARRAY occurred at Aus
tin, Mississippi, yesterday, between
w. V. sullivan, an attorney, aud sher-
iii Manning, of Tunica county. Inc
former fred Mt the latter and missed
him, whereupon Manning fired twice
with a revolver, wounding sullivan
severely. The original difficulty is
not known.
, telegram from Alexandria states
that in the recent battle the Aoysslh-
inns numbered $4,000 and the Egyp
tians 10000. In consequence OF 'he
Kings suing for peace, the Khedive's
Yacht Mahromesa left Suez on Tues
day, with dispatches addressed to has
san and Rattle Pasha. 1t is generally
considered that the Abyssinian war Is
ended.
CO. Scraftord, the business partner
of Samuel, former State treasurer 0
Kansas. has been thrown into BANK
ruptcy by his creditors. scraIloru'
whereabouts are not known, but ne
believed to be in South America. IA
was in st, Louis for some time, ou
finding that city too hot for him, b
departed for more congenlal ciimf
AS far as ascertained, his liabilities or
about $4,000.
A Paris dispatch In the Londol
, Times reports that inundations nav
? stopped work in the Governmer
tobacco factory, and In the foundrl'
NJ Alfortyille. Two hundred house
are flooded at st. Mauer. The gale
SUNDAY caused frightful devastation
a life and property. Eleven person
we're killed in Cambray. AT Sellme
the river Roer rose to twenty or thirl
). feet, inundatipg the country AT Col
lentz the Rhine rose behind the raj
d way bridges like water spout " VI
/. highest of houses, Hamburg an
Il Frankfort have also suffered.