The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-08-18
WASHINGTON.
Morton rnraty xsd-A Steamer seszeA
for smuggiiag-Haye VIII Remain
In New Ensisnd Two weeks.


In New Ensisnd Two weeks.
WASHINGTON, August IA Colonel
John a, Joyce, the last of the whisky
convicts, was released from the Jeffer-
son City, Missouri, penitentiary to-
day, subject 10 bail of one thousand
dollars, To answer an appeal
1t has finally been determined that
collector Worthington shall remain
until December, when his appoints
ment expires.
The Indian disasters will prevent
Secretary McCreary from psrticipat.
ing in the New England procession.
The president leaves at O'Clock to-
night.
The eabine. meeting to-day, excites
many hopes and fears.
WAsHINGToN, August Is. Senator
Morton's Washington doctor has been
called to indianapolis. Mr.. Morton's
paralysis does net affect the face or
mind.
A special to the Philadelphia Times
makes Mr.. Hayes say to prominent
senator that he thought the working
men should look for protection and
redress in the bosom of the republican
party. He alluded to the working
men's nominees in Ohio, and said,the
bulk of them We're made from Gin
cinnati, so as to catch the votes OF
Hamilton county.
General Terry replies to the secre,
tary of war, that there is nothing at
present which will prevent his serving
| as member of the Sitting Bull com.
mission. He will therefore represent
| the war department on that commits
sion.
Captain John NJ. Dickeuson, assist
ant surgeon, United States army, has
| been relieved from duty in the depart
mspt of the gulf.
WAsniNGroN, August l5.-The seiz-
! ure of the steamer Denmark at New
York, on the charge Of smuggling by
the officers and crew, has not been re.
ported. Assistant Secretary McCor-
| mick was called on tor the report, a.
an agent of the steamer here is pre-
pared to give bond.
! Ex-Governor Sam Bard is here en-
route to New York, TO buy new press
for his Pensacola Herald. He en-.
dorses the presidents policy, and says
he don't want postoffice.
Either Devins or Key will remain
! with Hayes duriuu bia Nav E,,,Iard
trip of two weeks. Tyner will run the
P"SsViitce eep4itinehs ana the oureat
Of Justice will run itself in the mean
time.
the sateas,eu r.oxm.. oua-
seeur,uZ nor,en., con.,.,.. In,
proved.
/ WxsHIsaroN apy,et is The ,,..s
nre densrtmant hss a6yioss tn, ~.
/ ,v6a,tnp schoo,ar Edw.rd t.a. ,.' ra
! s.Isat h,sa5s';s.' ,, az Ie
"a bu aAa. uas s. aolihu.s.,ee, ioiioW
a,i.ai},, suIa. ~mu' a,,
s.,,. .,n,,a.,., ~. sec. Ins
- a. - pss s'...'. .,i.., ~ we ins.ancs
% 'iis seA'e oepel,iaent' mas insiitutt
alluaias 70 sne hio oiande Cito
oati @ ase, ac.,ns Seere.ary seward 1oei
nos .es.'ase 1sn. 70 ehai ac.elLe Ihe auail
esa I : ,',ns, ss a Sr., asseus ioceeuhg. sht
.he niVs. uaiHis sfoiatiou OF the inter
na.,onM treaty ooiisstions, and i
] ,nsnt ins,s, nnoo mi ~ % nro,nn, s sous,a e,',,i
and capture of the desperadoer. bu
will also demand their signal and Inn
mediate punishment Every one o
the Offenders must be brought to jus
tice.'
tsr frau, I,,ana AN u p,pi,n lave 30 Joint ie..
10 the effect that in case there h An,
distractions put In the way Of defend
ants and interveners to bond the Cal
aJ os.h ,o - ,ha tnuer 'a,,. .ne o.dsr ';,, IN IN
to New Orleans At once 10 hear an,
pass upon the question at issue, will
view Of allowing the property TO 9
81. imaets Tbars ar soma 20 ~ On 20 J,
these logs detained. The aeeregat
value as they lie is about $4,000. Iii
s.a.su sas. soou security nas oeen o.
~ si5o f,fs6 and r. IL .ssar,sd - % 'Sa
when the title is settled only abou
one-tentb OF these logs will vest in th
so,.. s"ns.menr .,a,a, a,,.,a nese iogs nave pee
rmnioyment ana s,,ts,.ss.ns - n,,~ -, soT, ~
SO men
WAsHiScroN' August ID. Bills
Morton's Washington doctor, tele