The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-02-03
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Ns.ulNGrpN; Jan. 26.-The electo-
r. eHYur OH passed The House by
v..aufIgl to s6.
tS Governor Kellogg and Marshal
IE..H. gf Louisiana, interviewed Pres.
tIHal Grant this morning.
turGrmatious -- Alexander Sharp,
paymasler of the army Glenn, post
master. Dalton.
NauinAtiun-C. ID. Haynes, post
master, Aiken, Georgia.
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
vii, strike from the treatJ the clause
designating the Sioux to the Indian
Territory.
The reported interview between the
President eud Senator Fer y regarding
the bIlI published this morning, is
tuEu-.
Nominations Thos. Settle, North
'au.lus, District Judge Fla; BeDj. r
F'auder~ Asst. Treasurer Of New Or
ienls, Harris ?. Hurst, Collector o..
tu.toms, Pearl River district, Miss.
John II. Brsxtou, for district Of Ports
mouth sud Norfolk, Va.
Major Richards, chief OF police, aud
Detectives McDevitt, Miller and Me
E.ifesh, were suspended, and Theodore
, bntchell, president of the board,
viii assume the Office OF major and
chief of police.
hnsh tcrrcssrate. DeRerry In ths
Chandler Dssp.ten Ba-sse...
&. IA. Bush, a Florida telegraph
OPERATOR, testified that Stearns tele.
grephed Secretary Chandler: "Bis-
marck should be at or near Tallahassee
immediately" Chandler replied that
be bad seen the president and secretary
Of var, and that troops would 6e sent
immtdistely. He knew nothing very
definite, aud ~ fused to aus er whether
or not he bad communicated this be-
fore.
Judge :. D. Carpenter, Of South
Carolina, has teen here several days,
vritipg bis opinion in some cases
deeply affecting the position OF parties
iu that state. He leaves Tonight, aud
vii render decision early next week.
Morton has received o letter from ex.
Governor Dis, of New York, endorslng
hi. action, saying. thereafter the
republican party will know where "a
book for leaders " ho do not Quail I'm
the Time Of trial"
LsuisiAas aatter-- Packard as.-.
d""sd ~ th- sesst. ,erasnitse..
u las transpired that IL IL not con.
'dstcd a serious disturbance Of the
H"tia' geo for persons Of either rarty
10 Louisiana, who are qualified with
uedsntials, 10 take charge Of Offices
voaniarily surrendered by the holders.
These are measures OF Law which
General Augur will not interfere with.
The toreshadowing Of the Ionisiana
esna'e Committees report Is that the
majority will claim intimidation
'noushto justify the action Of the Re
wfn'ng Board regarding the electoral
vote bat that the Boards action was
Illegal regarding STATE officers and the
legislature. Toe report will hold tba,
We Lsgislarure should have been or.
sahi1ed BY members shown elected by
'he isce Of the returns. IL may also
suggest that Kellogg hold over az gov
etnor iill the Legislature is osgsniz.d
On THIS basis; OF 1t may recommend a
FfVisional military government The
minority report Will show that wba,
Intimidation did exist. was more than
offset by fraud hnd irreguIsrity OF the
H"iaruiny Board. It.s iutim.ted tina,
'"o hepu' lican members OF the com
h'il'ee regard the Packard govern.
mer' not.,orably, and will 30 report
specially.
'eAgrrs-issai Pree-~asuxs-A Gal.
s-y IN Desste-lansr. MIN x...,
aud nrs~s.
House; The debate TODAY ON th,
pmP'omise electoral bill lasted fro q
!" +" 'ioek this forenoon until S o, ,cloch
.ni" evening". II did not abate In In.
'e'est during the whole seven hours,
sni rom the opening TN the adjourn.
laent Of the session the galleries were
o'osded, and many visitors were ad.
Gi1.ed To the door.