The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-16
Silver Coln is Now Goins Out OF the
Treasury once atthe Rate or Mil
Hon Dollars q Month.
A Sufficient Force Will Be Sent to Co.
operate with Revenue Officers in
Southwestern Virginia in. Bring
ing Illicit Distiller to Justice.
Proceedings inaugurated Against Brigham
Young for irregularities While Iadian
AgeEt-The is and rs OF an Ala
hama Delegation Dotted and
Crossed.

The sspresne Court OF Arkansas he
ciaes she sIe.oOo. .oos Bon.Is Of Iso,
Illexai-Aoses and ssssip.
The international postal treaty, n
affects Cuba, goes into effect on tn,
18th instant
Governor Mccormick, assistant SEQ
retary Of the treasury, has two week,
leave of absence, and left for New
York to-day.
| o. ii. Dockery, of North Carolina, ID
in consultation with the president over
the slate Of that state.
| The president commissioned Ben. Ii.
Danvell postmaster of suffolk, Vir-
ginis, and Jack Wharton, Of Louisi-
ana.
Proceedings are inaugurated against
Brigham Young for irregularities while
IRdisn agent in lS4s and isi9.
The implication of Brigham Young
with the Mountain Meadows massacre
is considered doubtful, on account of
difficulty in obtaining evidence.
The Arkansas supreme court de-
cides the Sl6,000,0Oo bonds issued in
1859, in aid OF railroads, uncoHstitu>
tional, and the bonds illegal.
There are half q million one and
two-doilar notes in circulation. The
bureau il nearly ready to deliver nine
m iIltnna IhAFA q. tar
millions In the treasurer's Office in
reserve.
]. A. Fogg, postmaster at Ashville,
North Carolina, was to-day suspended
from Office on charges preferred against
him by Special Agent J. II. Hester.
d. c. Williams was appointed in his
stead.
Representative Garfield Is here. The
Star says IL is now in order for him to
give the text Of that letter.
The pension agency for Virginia,
North Carolina, West Virginia and
Tennessee, will probably be located at
Knoxville, Tennessee. 1t is under
stood President Hayes fsvors Knox
vile, Schurz favors Richmond. A big
fight 10 progressing.
A. w. Abls's new bond Is entirely
satisfactory. General Harris, of West
Virginia, aud Colonel Rolston, OF Viz
ginia, are prominent for the Office.
President Hayes Is authoritively an
nounced as favoring the remonitizing
Of silver and the adoption OF the dou.
ble standard. He is, however, no,
determined TO make any suggestion tC
congress on the subject in his message
There are very few vacancies in the
department of justice, and it is moi
contemplated to make any removals
unless for good cause.
The commissions for marshals o.
Geargia, Delaware and Missouri, hav,
expired, and there are many appli
cants, but no selections yet made.
The president commissioned Mr.
Waddell postmaster at okolons, Mis-
sissippi; Jefferson }. Wofford, Corinth
Mississippi; Moses McComb. Navasota
Texas.
! Colonel J. w. Henderson. Of Lex
ington, North Carolina, Is yer,
strongly recommended by substa ANITA
gentlemen Of the fifth South Caroiini
dIstrict, for collector of internal reYe
nue..
| Colonel Robert I. Clayton, of Geor
, gia, has been appointed consul t.
! CaIlao.
i John T. Qusrles. of Georgia, has re
! celved the appointment Of consul /
Malaga.
Attorney General Devens expresse
confidence In the personal honesty Q
Marshal Douglas, Of North Carolins
. but wants TO know how false return
, passed through his office.
AL the departments seem in troubl
over their expenditures for newspaps
advertising.
Secretary Evarts has addressed
: personal letter to Hon. A. ii. Stephen
, informing him OF the appointment {
! Robert I. Clayton, son Of Colon,
= Phillip Clayton, deceased, of 8eorgi,
to succeed his father rs consul 9
Cal.aO. The appointment seems I
have been made at the special Ia
u stance of Senators Hill and Gordou
Mr.. Stephens, Colonel Fowl, and Judg
!: @. A. Fisher, Of Georgia. William
Clayton goes abroad with the ne
!, consul a.s 80 ---..s.t -.,t -s
q Senator C0nover, OF Florida, returne
J; from California yesterday. He hearth
!, supports the presidents policy, ar
e requested this morning the appoin
,, fnent Of Mr.. J. B. Browne As pos
; master 1t Key West, Florida, a liberl
!. southern democrat and gentleman
= high standing In his state.
: Senator Conovef urges that dai
3 mail b placed on the ST. Johns abo,
3 PolotkA
Commissioues Raum hss received
Letter, signed by aboutfifty prominel
n i citissos sof 6oushUssssgu -Vfrxtni
n among whom srs t~o comfy Judge
hltvo district attorneys, and other of
10 ciais. asking that saflcient force
70 sent 70 eo-opsrats with them In brin
- iag Illicit dissillsn 70 Justice.
~ HenFy b Nichols waa comm
a saDusd postmastss - Fosfoak.
v 6sosstasy shsrmaa's opinion ses,
- 10 - that al that u necssa.y to ma