The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
The British Government Did not De-
mand General schenck's Recall.
Great Excitement and Trouble An.
ticipaicd In the Diack HIS
Richard II, Dana Suffer
ing from Vertigo.

NEW YORK, March GA Herald
special from London says, on the
highest authority al can say, there l.
no foundation for the statement that
the British Government demanded
General Schenck's immediate recall.
The Government never even intlmated
u wish for his recall.p
Lord Derby has called on the Emma
Mine Company to withdraw lis suit
against Robert c. Schenck, on the
ground that the writ of arrest was
served while Mr.. Schenck held the
office Ambassador, and was, therefore,
illegal, The Company in Difference to
Lord Derby, Immediately withdrew
the writ, and have sent letter to Mr..
Schenck notifying him Of the with
drawal. The lIoar says Mr.. Schenci 3
course in quitting England without
taking leave Of the Queen Is unprece-
dented.
The Times says. " President Grant
has returned to custom as honorable
to the United States as II is agreeable
to other countries, In nominating r.
II. Dana to succeed Mr.. Schenck. An
American Minister could bring no bet
ter credentials than the literary repu-
tation of Mr.. Dana.
A Boston dispatch says that Richard
II. Dana, Jr., is suffering from u severe
attack of vertigo, which Frustrated
him at church on Sunday, When the
news of his nomination rs Minister to
England WAS announced, il is stated
he viewed the position rs one of the
most honorable, and he felt its dignity;
but before he could make up his mind
Oil the question of acceptance, he must
consult his friends
GALVESTON March "a fatal en-
counter took place last night between
Rane Holman, of the News Office, and
Eugene Sherrard, of the Christian AID
vocate. During the quarral the latter
drew knife aud stabbed Holman, the
wounds eventuating in his death.
Sherrard was wounded slightly by n
pistol ball, Holman was II nephew of
Colonel Flournoy, The,atialr has caused
great deal of excitement among the
friends Of the parties.
JERsEYvILLE, LII, March 9.-'rhe
election passed off very gently, a full
vote being polled. There were three
tickets in the fielJ--Democratic, Re
publican and Anti-license. Hon. r. |
NJ. Knapp, Democrat, Tor Mayor, was
elected by 70 majority; for Alderman,
First Ward, s. II. Bowman, Demo-
crat, and William Hall, Opposition
Democrat, were elected ;.Second Ward,
l.. Casavant and James Young, Demo-
Gratis; Third Ward, Il. l.. III. Barry
and DIR. Duhodaway, Democrats;
Fourth Ward, James s. Daniels, Demo.
crat. In the Fourth ward there was a
tie between p. G.. Gledhill, Opposition,
and II. d. Fields, Democrat.
NEW York, March GA special
dispatch says about the time the In
lians drove of the horses at Custer
City, Wyoming territory, on the 4th
an emigrant train near Pleas
mt City was attacked. Every able
bodied man in that section has been
and mounted party of
whites, sixty in NUMBER started at
,nce in pursuit of the red skins who
'etreated in the direction of the Red
Cloud agency. There is great excite.
nent, and trouble is anticipated all
through the Black Hills.
New ALBANY, IND, March "a
ire in Depaw College, caused dam
age of $4,000. About one thousand
Iemale students stampeded none
lurt.
CINCINNATI, March GA fire at
{enton last evening, destroyed $4,000
worth of property.