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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01
EASTERN QUESTION.
Rn>sis Yields 60 EssIaaa-s D...s..,.
inc tesrre~s Assured aprr~h~a
.ses sCereerufsx ts- stsa.ti.. a~fs.e
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COMMANDMENTS.
LoSDON, May THE Time- P.ri.
correspondent telegraph. privat. i.l-
gram from I.cndon. which stsie- that
Eaziand rejected the detailed conc-s
-ions offered by Couut Schouvsloli. VITO
/ thsreupon declared RgssIA's r.adiue--
to submit IA sll questions raised uy the
treaty to Tia. SANCTION OF the I-o~-i-
known, and that on sistur day GERMANY
WAS informed Of n welcom. solution
and Was requested 10 Immediately
issue Invitations
Accounts received from every cspi-
tai in Europe concur a. 20 the main
feature OF the political Eexs. namely.
the certainty OF an early meeting Of
the congre--, but considerable anxiety
Is still apparent about the militrrN
preparations aud situation before Con
-iautiDople. The attitude of AustfIa
especially creates apprehension ~ -.
Petershurg, and these will no; be -
layed by the occupation OF Arkolo-.
which is Au-tris's first overt demon
stratiOn against Russia ia the settle
meHt OF the eastern question, Russia
hayiDg promised the island Ia Servlz.
Servia is certain not To get IL unle--
the congre-- awards q 10 her.
Great secrecy l. stiil maintained Al
81 Petersburg about the progress %
negotiations. The unofficial pre-s. no
tzbiy the new Times, the Gsio- snd
the Ruskimer. are beginning Co attack
the peaceful uttersnees of the Ag-ne.-
Russo and Journal de ST. Petersburg.
The Gslo- calls on the government g.
abandon Its reserve, aud tell Ra-sIa
whether the report about yielding 10
England's demands are true or fAi--.
The Vienna correspondent of the
Times suggests this sort of pTe-surs
may be convenient for Russia jus; now
in helping her TO resist further Eng
lish pressure.
The Agenee Rnss- saJ- the general
impression II the PROSPECT l. fAyoralI. 4
Tor pese.- The Austrian occupation ~
the island OF Adokalch has received
the sanction Of the powers because u
tends To obviate difiiculiie- touching
the navigation OF the Dznube.
Official news from Vienna confirms
the announcement made in the Pan. 4
Journal des DEFEATS yesterday and To-
day, that Russia has consented to lay
the treaty of san Stefano before IN. ]
congress- that all powers have Agres-i I
to the proposal, and invitations have I
been Issued To them Ia attend the con- |
gTess which will meet la Berlin the /
lltb OF June. Tho political corre-- l
pondence has substantially the same I
information.
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cArrlp JoHs N. CLAIsoasE, of Gal.
weston. 10 spoken Of - probable csni,
date for commissioner of the general
isnd ofiica Captain Claiborne 10 .
sound. clear headed business man, and
has lots of friends in AL sections Of tbs
state. Who vill work earnestly for his
nomination. We have known clai,
horne long and intimstsiy and can say
Of . truth that we bslisvs firmly Il be
y elected be will make the stsss an
honest snd capable officer, and ons
which no money or power could swerve
from The plsia psek a duty. Among
ell Ne candidates nov beeces the poo-
pie for this important position, vs knou
noas bsttss qzAli6sd In ess jndgnsat
shsa (,aptain ClaiboensI We pee,
suns his losmal annoanesnsns WI Ap
Psas soea.
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TORNADO TOisNED.
Eleven Person. ktIi~a-T~o shiissss
carried Through the AIR hy sss
WhiSi iSiwiBa-A~esast. asaxps. sat
Considerssse Damage 60 prsp.ssy.

tonstderssse Damage 60 prspesty.
DUBUQUE lows, May IA tornado
passed over Mineral Point. The wire
are down; but IL l. known that several
houses were shattered and some Eve
persons killed.
QUINCY, Ill, May ga tornado
struck the western portion Of Bro~n
county. IL IL reported that three were
killed.
CHICAGO, Ill, May 2;.-About six
o'clock Last evening = tornado struck
the settlement about three miles from
harrington, n Chicago suturb. and dee
olated the country for 4 radius % two
miles. The farm house Of W. Bsgns-
was completely demolished. Nh.
Brune- was Instantly Killed. Two
young children were carried through
the air by the whirlwind and harl-d
dead 20 the ground. n distance Of t~en-
ty rods away. A lAborer va lifi-d
from his feet and on striking terra
hrma his legs were broken by the
shock. No other damage % life i re-
ported, but the destruction % property
is considerable. Many prAnks uf la,
nights storm are reported from vari-
Gus points, tut nothing YER; serious
except In this vicinity and st Mineral
Point
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For the information OF the Age we
state that the member OF the Galveston
excursion interviewed by the HERALD
was plainly informed that the purpose
OF the interview was the publication OF
the views of the business men OF the ex.
cursion. The gentleman selected by the
HERALD, Mr. RS. Willis. was not dmerely 8
travelling for pleasure" but with an eye
to business,and certainly talked with his
eyes open. If be jested. it was his own
fault, and we must say, his stimulation OF
earnestness and candor was perfect
We could do no more than report the
sense of his remarks as he made them,
and to that correctness we have very
competent witness in former eminen,
merchant of Galveston, now q resident
OF Dallas. The truth is, the "supercil.
liousness was all on the part of the
exeursionist
In an editorial on the subject of the
late excursion of merchants from Gal.
weston to north Texas. the Houston
Telegram says
II Galveston is ever to realize the
dreams of its ambitious citizens, or bear
testimony to the prophecies of its noisy
ciaquers. it must have this north Texa,
trade If Houston is to fulfill the des
tiny that nature and q smiling fortune
seem to have promised il, Houston must
nave this rich and increasing traffic
How 1t is to be seized and secured i,
the great problem and one the solution
OF which cannot be too carefully pond
cred.
No great problem about it. Tn.
trade OF this section can be secured By
the legitimate means. and that is sim.
MIA.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

THE Erapasss 10 out formally for Lang
for governor. having his name at its
masthead in the regular way. bat with
out the usual legend, subject to the
action of the state convention" This
is purely class nomination, so far as
the Era,ai,uy is concerned II does not
give us Mr.. Lang because OF his services
TO the parry. but simply because, as the
head of the grange of the state. he has.
in his published papers and addresses.
displayed what the E,ra,aiaer is pleased
to term. remarkable abiiity. Now, to
our mind, the EramiEsr has displayed
much more ability in treating grange
subjects than has the grand master. and
by its own argument, instead of Lang
having the governorship. the editor OF
the Erasainsy should be the man. As a
democrat, as citizen. or even as an as
pirant fir political prefermens, we have
but few objections to Mr Lang. and
those few would rapidly diminish were
he to di,conneet himself from the move
to use the farmers as class in foi.tine
himself upon the state as governor
This attempt at this time is adangcron.
innovation. and tends rapidly toward,
that chaos which is coming upon society
by reason Of the leyeling instincts of Z
rapidly difiusiDg and widely extending
communism. Mr.. Langs consenting u
this uss Of his name viii not add 10 hi,
popularity among thosehfu people and
when ihefarmers themsslvez are brought
face Y face with the question. sx thsy
will b. in our opinion. before five year,
have solled away, they viii not thanh
him for his share in brinsin : About claz,
vsrfsfe.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

The editor of the Austin Gazette has
been bowling for some time about
"Throckmorton belonging to Tom
Scott" etc but the Georgetown Record
takes the Gazette man down q peg OF
two by remarking: "lf we remember
correctly, and we think we do. the
editor OF the Gasefe, who was distin,
guished senator OF the last legislature
was one of Tom SCOTS sdherents. Does
he say that Scott then controlled hin
OF the state government
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TmE sherman Courier applauds while
the Register condemns the murder OF a
negro by young Shumste, some time
since. The Register is right. and if it,
summing up of the Gaze is correct, il
was foul murder, and as such ought &c
be punished with the utmost rigor o.
the law Thou shalt not KILL" is q
statute which has never been repealed
il would be well to remember.
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THr action Of the Plano precir

THr action Of the Plano precinct con-
yention, in Collin county. will be re-
ceived with much qualification on the
part Of the many friends of Throckmor.
ton and Stafford. The delegates were
instructed for these gentlemen. and it
is all the more gratifying 70 us. as Major
Stafford is Tar HERALD's nominee for
state treasurer. The county conyen.
tion meets next Saturday, June /. The
very astterins resolutions Of the McKin-
ney convention upon the public service
OF Mr.. Throckmorton. and his eminent
fitness for governor, win meet with
hearty appreciation throughout the
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

We would suggest to some of the
Texas juries who are sentencing mur,
derers To the penitentiary for ninety,
nine years, instead Of banging them
that they might just a. veil make the
term for life. A large portion of the
ninety>nine years may. perhaps. be con
-umed in capturing .hem when they es
cape. or in trying them again for similar
ofienses after they are pardoned. Thi,
is merely . suggestion, however.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

The State Gasstte. by tortuous route.
arrives at the conclusion that Throck.
morton is in favor Of the withdrawal OF
the frontier force of the state. There
never was more vile campaign SLAM
der perpetrated. The exact reverse is
true. Hubbsrd's case must be desper.
ate. indeed, when such dodges US these
are necessary to bolster him up on the
frontier.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

Tag san Antonio EIprels SAYS that
the Throcknorton men go about carry.
ing little hAtchets in their hands, and
when any meanness is charged, they
promptly raise their voices and say
We cannot tell lie; the Hubbard
men did it," Just so there is nothing
like eniulating the good deeds of our
first prrsident
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THE Fort Worth Democrat says "Itcau
point the HERALD 10 large number oi
influential citizens OF Fort Worth and in
the county of Tsrrant and adjoining
counties who have heretofore been ar,
dent supporters of Throckmorton. who
are now opposed to him" Point them
out. if you can. We don't believe il
can be done.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

~rHk power to panish frauds in choos-
ing presidential electors By the voters
Of tn states ID essential 70 he national
existence and inhere in the supreme
government" Such was the Language
used ~ asepuh,iaan 0ousre ssionAl come
mittse Of Investigation in 1859. Now.
hosessr. wbsa rspahiissss ars 70 b
invsstisatsd. invsstisAtion becomes 80
ditioa" and n attempt . Mexicsniss
~ soyssnnsnt-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

THr recent powerful speech of Senator
Coke in favor Of the repeal of the re-
sumption act is Que Of the master eff.
forts of the session. aud Ss are glad to
see the press of the state stand q unit
in its commendation. We predicted a
brilliant career for him at the outset,
and every day that passes confirms US
in the opinion
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

A PROPOSITION for the State Editorial
association Decide if u rejected con
iributor is not as bad "a woman
scorned, wherein he'll hath no fury like
unto her, to use the language of Mr.
Shakespeare.
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NF~THaopssoegos is opposed to the
reduction OF the army. SO is Mr.. Tom
Scott. Riots and mobs must be pu,
down. and martial music drown the
the cries and sobs OF starving men
women and children.--Eort Horn Deano
crdt
For down right devilty We will match
the above paragraph against anything
which the present campaign has yet
produced. 1t develops the master
demagoguery of the age and shows to
what straits the opponents of Throck.
morton are reduced to compass his de-
feat The Democrat is fit subject for
the prayers OF the church, only we
doubt II Divine power is equal to the
task OF saying it,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

THE republicans in Grimes county are
preparing TO make an energetic cam,
paign. They will give barbecue AT
Bottoms springs on the 18th of June,
aud nomirate candidates
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

Tbs editor of the Whitesboro Deyso.
cTut lends her columns to an extensive
discussion OF love A lovely theme
by lovely master of the subject. We
have no Doubt.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

THs Comsnche CAief has donned its
war paint, and is after the "har" of Coz
lionel W s. j. Adams. II they come
together while the Chief is in such
mood there will be another tragedy to
record, sure.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

Memphis Appeal The subject Of
extending trade between the Onion
and the gulf ports throughout the
spsniah speaking portions Of America
y justly assuming deep intervals among
the people of the Nest and south.
Why aheuld not -, Who ase doing .
psoftahie husinssa uith China and Jas
pan. not make money hom the nsieh-
6oeiae eountris whsse Enslish, French
md o4hes un1uponn nat3nns aeo roape
~ s RaeEdid snAuel kasyestf I
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

Warrington corresponden4e Spring.
field Republican: General Butler
would probably go further. for he is
rapidly losing all control over federal
patronage in Massachusetts, and ~ is
ready for . charge. Probably he xekl
have more influence with Mr.. TI6en
in the white house. understand that
he saFs that il the frauds are proved
the democratic ought 10 be able TO find
. way 10 put Hays out and Tilden in.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

HoUILuoS, the lawyer condemned to
be hung at Columbus. Friday last, for
the murder of O man named Malachi,
cheated the gallows 10y committing
suicide in iail the night before he was
TO have been executed
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

THE Telephone, of Waco, calamity runs
the name OF Governor Throck morton TO
her mast head and supports its own &C
ton in an able leader The 1elspk0R,
inteiligently spprehends the public sen,
timent in its own bailiwick Our hand
nejrhbor.
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unssehy Prtasy,

Hayes was nominated on Friday; the
electorai bill becsme law on Friday;
the last decision of the electoral cons
mission was on Friday; he was declared
elected By congress on Friday. and an
investigation of the frauds OF his cleo.
ton wRs ordered on Friday.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

No sAS can expect the hearty support
of the people of the third congressional
district who is in favor of the reduction
of the army. our frontier must be pros
tected
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

The Ennis Reviec believes that Olin
Weilborn would bring no discredit upon
the country, even as the successor OF
Mr.. Throckmorton.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

Father. mother. and nineteen chill
dren. including six sssss OF twins, pAss.
ed through DailAs. Oregon. tbs other
day. going west. No doubt that poor
father was many years ago the recipient
of advice from the New York Ledger Q
answers TO correspondents man.
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Re.eue or ,he Wo,L,u.~..

Memphis Appeal The democratic
party is iaboring to rescue the working
men and the great interests Of the
whole country from the wretchedness
and diatress into which the proaigacy
OF the radical passy has sunk the labor
of the count,y
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t-H TMothsr Hnbhar,n

OUR Mother Hubbard governor
who has so many bad children, that she
don't know what 10 do with them, ought
TO make some more picnic speeches,
aud then turn her sttsat,np TO making
those bad children behave themselves.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-06-01

A caiID vas born In g. Louis stress
car last week. II siri Il ousht 70 b
christsnsd CAsuslinA
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Chicago Times: 1t must not be for
gotten or gorgiven that John Sherman
Is the man who discovered Rutherford
| HAYES.
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| Special 20 the Hsrald.I
MCKINNEY, May 25.-one Of ,h,
largest democratic mass convention,
ever held in Collin county met here
to day, II being the Mckinney precinct
convention. The enthusiasm was un.
bounded for Thronkmorton. The fol
lowing resolutions were passed without
dissenting vote:
Reso3ptd, That in Presenting the
name OF our distinguished fellow citt.
zen, Hon. J. w. Throcknorton, to the
democfAIio state convention for uuiui-
nation 10 the office OF governor We do
so in nc spirit OF exception 10 the hon,
ored aud eminent Dames meniipned
for the same Office, neither because OF
our great paftiaiity To Governor
Ihroekmorton on account OF his
long residence among US, and the uu
spotted purity of his putiic aud private
life. but because We want restoration
OF those days OF low taxes aud security
to life and property, which marked his
brief but brilliant administration as
governor; because OF his illustrious
statesuanship, his broad cemprehen-
sive views, disinterested patriotism,
nnswerviug integrity, eminent con-
servatism and total absence of section.
aiism in his character looking to and
protecting every portion of Texas
alike, which has marked his long and
stainless record as a public servant.
For these Reasons we offer his name to
the convention as one worthy of the
confidence and support Of the people Of
Texas, and our delegates are instruct ed
to vote solidly for his nomination fret,
last and all the time.
Honorable +. Z. Pinsr was present
on business and made short and able
speech.
Special TO the Hersld.i
PLANO, May 25.-Generai Good
spoke here to.dsy. He was listened to
with marked attention aud frequently
applauded. Those who have often
heard him say he really beat himself
to-day. TheIgeneral has many friends
among the old settlers here. The pre-
cinct convention met after the COLI
ciusion of General Goods speech.
The delegates appointed were instruct
ell for Throckmorton for governor and
Major Stafford for state treasurer.
There were no instructions for con-,
gressmsn. but the majority of this pre-
einct is for Piner with Wellborn next
and quite a number for Hare.
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CRIME CASUALTY.

walker Lsasesea isss Essssssy s.s
Tor the Harser 81 Ssssss sims.sss -
Lesssssss-Ths PsssSsy sss shsss
Musass Net - Gr~ss ~ Ae~ Ses~sy.
fARNEksvrILE, La. May sl-Js->s
Walker, coiored. whs go indictsi b
the grand jury Of Union parish and
found guilty st the April term of ths
district court OF the murder Of Violet
simmons. on the nineteenth Of febrs-
ary last wss executed here to-day. lie
wss brought Oct Of jail ss fift-sn min
utes before one q clock and s.cena~d the
platform. Amer prayer by Reverend
Mr.. Butt, the prisoner wss notihsd
thst lac would have Ave or ten Ininais-
In which he could -sy,whst be wished
10 cay. Walker then proceeded 10 state
that he Was innocent Of the crime %
which be vss charged. While he did
not know who killed Violet, bis re-
marks went very strongly 10 imp.io.is
one John simmons. After talking
about fifteen minutes and giving some
advice TO the spectators. b. said he ~ss
prepared and would be better of In the
next world. About twenty mibnt-- he-
fore two o'clock the rope ~s- cut and
Walker was launched into eternify
After hanging about twenty minui..
and pronounced dead. the body v.-
taken down. put In coffln and given
iu charge Of his father.
NEW oKI.EASs, May 2s.-A selma.
AiabAmA special 10 the Times sHy. J.
A. HAual va acquitted amer . long
and tedious tIial for the killing In s<if
defense Of Captain Cotesby. oommsn-
der Of the Merrimsc In the late vAr.
sALEN. n. j., May 2A-John and
Mary Grim. coIored. ON trial here for
the pest fec days. charged with having
frozen and starved 20 death . child
Who lived with them. we're to-day con-
victed Of mAnsisnxhter and sentenced
TO ave yearS imprisonment
DUBUQUE, May .2a-The nsnt~r of
dead from the tornado At Aiaer.l
Point h eleven
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