The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-28
WASHINGTON.
The Opposition TO Hayes ChystalIz.
Ing -General Deyen's Interpreta-
ton OF the civil Order Indl.
Gates Weakening In Ad.
mlnlstratiOn Circles.
Late Advioes from the Rio Grande Render
a Conference Between the President
and Secretary Of State on MexI-
can Affairs Necessary.

sonora Automatically Reported rs
Having seceded irem the Mexican
Union.
might Associated Press Reportl
Senator Blaine is better, but still
bedridden.
Theartillery has returned from Penn
sylvania. Battery Q goes to Fort
Johnson, North Carolina, and batter
lea b and X 20 to Pensacola.
There is claimed TO be y majority In
the senate In favor of restoring the
dollar dc mon pore.
Railway post officials and route
agents are required 10 dress In blue
with brass buttons.
The judiciary committee heard Jay
Gould to day on Pacific railroads.
The committee has not yet consid-
cred General Harlan's nomination to
the supreme bench.
Sir Edward Thornton returns to
Washington rs British minister,
General Howard is reported to have
said that he has much to aggrleve him,
and that the telegraph reporters have
lied. Tears glistened In the generals
eyes.
The secretary of state has had ad-
vices from special agents on the Rio
Grande border ofsuilleent Importance
to render u conference between Mr..
Evarts and the president necessary
this morning.
1t Is said all the nominations, except
Kings, will go to the senate Monday.
Attorney-General Devins, writing
from Washington to Boston, excusing
himself from active participation in
the state campaign, says: II learn
with surprise and regret that any Of
the republican officials hesitate either
to speak or vote, alleging as tile reason
that the president recent civil.service
order. In distinct terms that order
states that the right of officials to vote
and express their views OH public sub
jects, either orally or through papers,
is not denied, providing 1t does not
interfere with the discharge of their
official duties. II such gentlemen
choose not to vote or not to express or
enforce their views In support OF the
principles of the republican party,
either orally or otherwise, they at
least should not give a reason for such
an excuse, which is not Justified by the
order referred to, and which is simply
a perversion of tn
Advices from the city OF Mexico via
Havana, to the 18th, saya the at
tempted revolution in the state Of
Michvacar was instantly suppressed.
1t is authenticslly reported that the
state OF Sonora has seeded. Peace
prevails In all the other states. The
reported insurrection In the northern
borders proves Bntrue. President Diaz
shows an IL flexible determination to
extradite criminals on the Rio Grande,
believing extradition necessary to pre-
serve the national decorum.
General Trevino and Governor
Charles, of Coahulls, arrived on the
10th from the border states, bringing
favorable accounts of the situation ex-
cept that discomfort Ii manifested at
Disz's determination TO extradlte all
criminals. Several regiments OF in
fantry aud cavalry have marched for
the border. Relies of the lefdo fac.
ton are still alive. The Lerdists are
actively organized to cooperate with
Escobedo in his efforts on the Rio
Grande. $50 3F19s iAit