The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-02
HERE AND THERE.
The Pass,i Commission.

Tnr Post-t commission.
CHATTANOOGA, May 2g.-The ~ s,al
J commission is 10 remain here until
after decoration dav.
Bead
NEW YORK, May 29.--FIetcher Har-
per, the senior member Of Hsrssr
Brothers, Is dead. Aged seventy two
ears.
Decoration Day
NEy ORLEANS, May 30.-Decoratiou
day was celebrated with the usual Ger.
emonies. salutes were fired, and al
address delivered at Chslmette.
Punished for Conspiracy.
MONTREAL, Msy 2e.--A trade union
ease was decided here, in which the
members Of the stone cutters associa~
tion were mulcted in five hundred dol.
lars damages aud costs, for conspiracy
against non-union feilow-workmen.
Death from Hydrophobta
HARTFoRD, Conn, May 3I.-Mon-
sieur Voalvergneat, an instructor of
French, who was bitten by dog,
April Both, died this morning of hy-
drophobia-
| Fight with IssIsns,
SAN Diego, May Sl.-The Indians
who killed the mail carrier within
three miies of Camp Bowie, Arizona,
drove back Lieutenant West with a
squad Of soldiers, who pursued them.
Doubts q. 50 she Loss OF she steamer
| Son fraacfsco.
| NEW YORK, May 29.-The authen-
ITCHY of the dispatch reporting the
loss of the Panama steamer City Of
San Francisco is doubted. 1t is q
theory of some that il was a stock
jobbing affair. .-t
Fieeswesd Park Races.
New YORK, May 30.-The Fleetwood
park race, for 2:30 horses, WAS won by
Steve Maxwell straight. Maryland be-
Ing second. Time, 2;32i, 2:273, 2:SOi.
The 2:3i race was won by Young
Sentinel straight, Modesty second and
Charley third. Time, 2:30, 2:21i, 80.
Legal Holiday.
New YORK, May 29.-To-morrow
being legal holiday, the banks, pro-
vision. cotton and stock exchanges,
snb.treasury and public offices will he
| closed, and business generally suspend
ed The custom house will be open
from Ito IQam., for the entry and
clearance Of vessels only.
The South Carolina Legislature.
COLUMBIA, May 30.-The appropria-
ton bill will probably be returned TO
| the house tomorrow. IL IL not thought
that the house will accede to the &C
tion Of the senate, striking out the
fifth section providing for the pay
ment of interest on the bonded debt.
A committee Of conference follows
The result Ia doubtful. f
A Nan Heat lo Death
CINCINNATI, May 29.-Yesterday
afternoon young man named Mud
gin, driving a buggy near Paris, in
Hampton county, Ohio, ran into an
other buggy occupied by man named
Rryce and his nephew. An alterca-
ton ensued in which Nudgin's was
beaten to death by Bryce, who used
the but end of his whip as a club.
The Mangied Remains of Three Men
| Pound In silver Mlue-
DENVER, Col, May Si.-This morn
ing when the daily force went to work
in the silver ore tunuel they found the
mangled corpses of John Gregory aud
Harry Walters, and a companion
named Pope, all of whom had been
mangled and killed by the explosion
of powder. There is no survivor to ac.
count for the cause.
Railroad AccsdenG.
| NEW YORK, May 29.-In the mead.
ows, on the line of the Pennsylvania
railroad, just beyond the Hackensack
river, this morning, n freight train
backed into a hand-car, from which
four men were distributing ties, and
Thomas Hogan and Phillip Goodman
were killed. Edward Henry lost both
legs and Patrick Donnelly had q hip
broken. 1t Is thought both will die.
seash OareIina LesIslassre.
COLUMBIA, May 39.-The senate,
a''ei . stormy discussion on the mouse
appropriation bill to-day, struck out
"e MN Sece'oo' WHICH p1osioeo tst
hundred and seventy thousand dollar,
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M'iss ihoiAn nga', says fourteen dea'
ine'Ans were counted upon the Held
, sua many o'ne's are KNOW N 10 .
Ahie" ana ~ounueu. fiftS-ioar lodge
r Win conten's were taken- The cav
e s"y 'ouha many new agency god
: saddles guns, Officers clothing, etc
u taken from te seventh cavalry in III