The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev. A, q, Strange Voluntarily Confess
es Himself an Adulterer.
The Ohio Legislature Unanimous against
q Division OF The School Fund.
The Ky. Senatorial Contest Hangs Fire
With Beck In the Lead.
Louisiana Elects j. h. Eustls United
States Senator.
The Committee Arranging Proceedings
for AmcS Impeachment
Santa Fe MOurns the Death OF General
Gordon Granger.
Huntington Wanderers Sanger VIII
Casc-GOne TO Join Tweed.

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taliy ueslroyeu py hre. fartiaily Gov
ere9 ny an insurance OF thirlS-siX nun
ureu uoiiais' ---,
ure was discovered IN lne hoiu OF
the saiiing Vessel Mary FROST lying NJ
new wharf ioau,ng WIN cotton sever,
a. burning oales were removed anu
tne noiu i,iieu WIN WAFER cause OF
Vhs lire unknoWh. 90 nv A.,
NEW iohk' January tine Vrial
U ,,L .he one hunure. thousand uoiiar
ilQei SUIT Drollght nIy George
"n.'s against II ~; Iang-
SooIn anu o'iiers OF lhe Jersey
City evening journal Is Gohciu1
eu. me jury 9rougl. III VeruISV hnu-
ing nity-AVe collars ior pia'htln,
IN the case Oh Moulton versus beech-
er Ior lhaiiclous prosecution, lhe iaIter
mes demurrer 'l'at sne en'ry ol u
none prosecute was suilcieh1 ueter-
mihation OF lhe prosecution complain
eI OIL ne case VIII nave nearing
fepruary 20 s, NJ
AZ Igeuiar niee'ihg VI we IIesoy-
sery OF Jersey wy, heia AT Eag'ewoou,
NeW ork, heV. a. " strange pastor
OF broadway German CHURCH, oi TaI,
ersoH, voluntarily cohlesseu ne hau
oeeii gullty OF adultery WIN memoers
OF ms congregation, mentioning per-
Sous oy name. MT; ctange was Iiiere-
iore ueposeu rom lhe ministry, ~,
FRANKFORT, N.Y. January lz,-ihe
Les'siature Voteu separately ior ohiteu
states senator. DECK Is nheau III
teen III the senate, anu Williams TWO
IN the House. Many complimentary
ana uodglhg VOTES 80 mn
JACKSON, MISS, January Inc
Ames Impeachment committee helu
preliminary meeting 10 average pro
ceedings, The Democratic caucus
nominated rover ~ barksuale OF lne
Jackson CLARION TO 0e STATE printers
the Legislature VIII eleetAS tate print
er on the ith ana ohileu ol"Ves
senator on ene ioln. 40 r,,o
SALT LAKE, January lz.-lne mes
sage OF Governor Emory was leaii 10
the territorial Legislature to-uay.
he argues strongly agaihsl
polygamy ana urges ieg,siatioh
for Its equitaoie aooiltlon. Inc mes,
sage calls ATTENTION 70 tne necessity oi
a complete system OF free SCHOOLS;
urges the repeal OF the present regislra-
ton OF Votes ana voters, winch puts
the power IN the hands OF the church,
ana Is inimlcai 10 repuoiicah govern,
ment, ana ADVISES iegisiatlon I'D regard
to marriage ana tlose aulhorizeu u
perform the ceremony
CINCINNATI January lz'ulh Ihe
ONO House OF representatives, on
TUESDAY, resolution ueciarlne agaiusu
DIVISION VI Ine schoo! i"nue, III .he
interest OF any particular religious
sect, was unanimously adopted.
CINCINNATI, January lz-Ihe En-
quirer's huntsville WesG virginia.
special says "Sherlf Morgan, OF
Charleston, has returned to That city,
with the parties VINO murdered tne
coal-miner, Lee,Secentiy. Inc xlgi.
ants nave promised that tney VIII NOT
modest the prisoners II ,r tney are
promptly piaceu on Crial. me auln-
critics have promised this, and aspect
al grand jury has been impanneled TO
investigate the matter.
New ORLEANS, January l2.-Ihe
House OF Representatives elected hon.
]. Il. Eustis United states Senator yes.
terday. The House requested a JOINT
session to-day to consummate his cleo
ton and it is thought enough Senators
will participate to make majority OF
both houses. Pinchback favors the
election, thinking it will force the Sem
ate to determine his case and that he
will be seated in preference to Dem
ocrat or Conservative. Nothing of in
terest has transpired since the Conven-
ton.
A Santa Fe dispatch says great sor-
row is felt in that city at the death OF
General Gordon Granger which occur
red on the 10th instant. A few weeks
since the General was Frustrated by u
stroke of paralysis but from which he
had nearly recovered. That afternoon
about three o'clock he was again
stricken by apoplexy and without re-
gainiHg consciousness died at six
O'clock.
Fir. SMITH, January 1.-THE follow
ing persons have been found guilty of
murder in the Indian country by the
United States District Court at Fort
Smith. which is still in session: Ofius
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