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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06
FOREIGN NOTES.
sofia EvAcuated-Fresh complications
I'm peace Negotiations-Thes Situation
An France England md Mediation.

sofia Eyacuated-Fresh complications
I'm peace Negotiations-Thes Situation
I'm Frauee-EngIsnd md Mediation.
tNoonAssoclated Press Report
LONDON, January 5.-Many Fenian
conyicts have been pardoned, among
them Mccarthy and o. Brien, who were
received in London by the Irish polit-
ical prisoners visiting committee
They are well, but look prematurely
aged No condition has been made as
tn their residence outside OF the United
me standards ConstantinOple spe-
cial reports that Sophia Is completely
A paris correspondent Of the Times
says that rumors OF changes within
the present cabinet, telegraphed on
Thursday night, are untrue. They
we're circulated through party motives.
The Times Paris correspondent OBJ
seryes that the claim OF Greece to be
presented In any European conference
raallv points to the acquisition OF
Thessaly and Epirus and possibly
crete. The porte will strongly urge
On the powers the danger Of allowing
the question to be brought forward, as
n IL calculated to create fresh co mpll-
cations fatal to peace.
The last dispatch from Erzeroum adj.
mitted that Russian cavalry had driven
the Turks back on Itidija.
The Standards special from Berlin
.nnornees the death Of Marquis VIE
lopolaski, a distinguished Polish states
A Paris telegram received here re-
norris an Amendment to the address
adopted by the Turkish chamber o.
deputies, which declares that the min
,s,ers have not done their duty either
in = military or political point Of view
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06
MURDER WILL OUT,
W. j. Frost, the Murderer OF william
warden OF Celia Uouaty, In 1907.
Captured ny. the son.in.Law OF isis
Victim,

| ""s"'" " uottin NOuuNys IN ihoFs
Captured BY he son.in.Law OF sis
Victim,
Yesterday John p. Hunter, OF Mo.
Kinney, passed through the city ON
route for that place, having in charge
man named Frost, charged with the
killing Of William Warden, In Collin
county, In December, 1867. Warden,
who was an extensive land owner, had
lot 10 Frost piece OF ground which he
cultivated In peace for several seasons.
On the land there was lot OF rails
which being missed by Warden, he
charged Frost with burning them for
fire wood. This making breach be-
tween the two men, who had
before been on the most amia-
BILE terms, Frost left the place.
Three days afterwards rs War
den wGs riding horseback along
the road, and when near the house OF
Christopher Frost, uncle to the ac-
cused, he heard his uncle hollow to
him to lookout, and turning In his
saddle, he SAW his nephew standing
In the road with shotgun leveled
on him. Before Warden had time to
do anything, Frost fired two shots, one
Of which took effect In his left arm.
and the other just under the left
shoulder. Warden fell to the ground,
and was In short while u corpse.
The murderer made hls escape, and
though diligent search was made for
him, his whereabouts could not be as
oertained. Once he was traced to Kansas
but eluded his would-be oaptors and
fled the country, coming to this state
and settling III Palo Pinto county,
where he engaged in farming. But
murder will out" and Frost had for
30 long escaped punishment that he
became bold, and insinuated that he
was the man who killed Warden.
Some one wrote to the sheriff of Collin
county concerning Frosts talk, and
that officer deputised Hunter, who Ia q
OF the murdered man, to go
after him, which resulted IN Frosts
capture, as above stated.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06
Runaway.

Yesterday evening, about three
o'clock, there was u lively runaway on
Lamar street, of two horses attached
to wagon. Starting on Commerce,
they ran down Lamar at break.neck
speed, making the other vehicles hurry
out OF the way. Crossing Pacific nv.
enue they continued their flight to
Mckinney avenue, where they were
caught by some men. The horses
were bruised up, while the wagon was
almost q omplete wreck.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06
rne Amiable obs,inacy of Hayes.

Washington special TO the Evening
Telegram Since the return OF the
president and Secretary Evarts II has
been ascertained that n formidable
movement has been inaugurated here
to c0erce them into u change Of policy,
and formal notification 10 that effect
has been given them. The president
Intends tn pursue his course unfalter-
ingly, and will not be driven out Of the
republican party or into any other
party as threatened. The whole effort
OF certain republican leaders In the
senate Is well understood, and the de-
termination of the administration, AZ
stated this morning, Ia not to permit
itself TO be- drawn into struggle with
these men for their own political ag-
grandizement. The president regards
the talk OF n disruption OF the cabinet
rs ridiculous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06

For the west gulf states, warmer
southeast to southwest winds, cloudy
or partly cloudy weather and falling
barometer, followed in the interior by
rising barometer and cold, brisk north.
erly winds. Cautionary ofi-shore sig.
nails continue at Cape May, Atlantic
City, Barngate, Sandy Hook, New
York, New Haven, New London, New
port, Woodshole, Boston, Portland and
Eastport,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06
BANKS AND FAILURES.
Another Hank Suspension and whole
sale Failure Hank Presidents Nov
ing la the Interest OF Their BOnd,
Win No Care for DepositOrs.

Win No Care for DepOsitOrs.
CHICAGO, January 5.-Clement, Nor
ton n Co., who lesale dealers In cloth.
ing, suspended to-day. Liabilities,
100000; assets-stock, $3.50, 900; good
bills, $4,000; worthless bills, 100000.
Cause, stagnation in trade and inabll
ity to collect,
Boston, January 5.--The Thomp.
sonville Savings bank has been de.
clared unsound, and enjoined from
paying depositors until the resources
are sealed.
NEW YORK, January 5.-The meet
Ing OF bank presidents, held at the
clearing house to-day, to consider the
effect OF the silver bill, now pending
In congress, after discussing resolu-
tons, referred the matter to COM
mittee OF five, who shall recommend
suitable action to an adjourned meet
ing Wednesday, the 9th instant. Rep.
resentatives Of twenty.four banks were
present.
Note--The wires are in trouble, those
we have, are crippled 30 that We can
not work them
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06

A dispatch from Conatantinople, re-
oelyed At Paris, states that II Russia re-.
Jects mediation, Turkey will await the
meeting Of the British parliament be-
fore making any direct overtures TO
Russia.
The Scotman's London correspond
ont understands that Lord Derby will
Inform Prince Gortsohakoii that the
British government IL decidedly OPP
posed 10 Russia making peace without
the conditions being first commune
GATED to England aud the other great
powers.
General Alfonso Terrorala Marmara,
a we'll known Italian general and
statesman, Is dead.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06
KNIGHTS OF LIBERTY.
A Secret Political q rganixaii ON In the
Interest OF Mechanics, %Orktngmen
and Ihe REORGANIZATION of silver

A secret Political Organixast on In the
Interest OF Mechanics, WOrIAingmen
and Ihe demonstration of silver
READING, Penn, January 5,-The
knights Of Liberty, with delegates
from the order, and members OF the
Star, have been in secret session since
Monday. The delegates have the APP
pearance of being mechanics and
workingmen, and they come from all
over the country, there being some
here from San Francisco, st. Louis,
indianapolis, Louisville, Chicago, etc.
The organization is the strongest in
Ohio, and in Mahoning county es-
pecially. In Youngstown every OFF,
cial belongs to the order, from the
sheriff and the mayor down to the
constabulary. The following informa-
ton has been obtained from Il member:
Roman catholics and protestants are
alike admitted to the order, and their
OBJECT is the formation OF a new ma
tional party in the Interests of labor
and more currency. The organization
insists on the reconciliation OF silver 1,
the payment Of the debt in silver coin
and not in gold. The members spoke
in favor of Governor Young, OF Ohio,
and claimed him as q member. There
is state branch of the organization in
every state where it has made any
Roadway, and there is also central
organization to which the state organ
izatlons report. But very few know
the names Of any of the central organ.
izations except the secretary, to whom
they make their report, anc whose
name the informant declined to di-
vulge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06
skating Rink.

We are delighted to announce to our
readers the establishment ofan elegant
skating rink, over Craddock's corner,
Main and Austin streets. The rink
will open on the Sth. We hope the
young ladies and gentlemen Of Dallas
will largely patronize this most health
full and fascinating amusement. Mr..
Clearge has been conducting rink for
the last year at Knoxville, Tennessee,
and thoroughly understands the bust
ness,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06
might Associated Press Roport.l

Nothing new In political reports or
umors to-day, the comments OF the
leading weekly journals on the situa
ton are unimportant, The talk insome
quarters OF the dissolution Of the pArli.
ment lin consequence oTthe hopeless
divisions In the cabinet, but nothing
more than conjecture OF the anti.war
sgitators throughout the country are
increased, but II seems confined pretty
closely within party lines.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06
som. Southern Bsen who Drew Mod
ernteiy Valuable Prizes

From an interview with Governor
McCreary, Of Kentucky: "By the
way" the governor continued, 81
hope you won't think 1t vain In me II
| give you little Renaissance. II
was toward the close of the war
along In the spring Of ls65-tha,
turned up In Richmond, Virginia.
had been captured and q prisoner over
there In your state at Johnson's Island,
near Sandusky. After being exchanged
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-06
Sweeping Reduction
AT
SANGER BROS

Instead ofcommenc-
ing to take Inventory
To-Day, we have con-
Guided to postpone
same until the LIST or
9th of j January. Be-
fore commencing we
have reduced the fol-
lowing named goods:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-29
Nallumell l0ral Nems.

Rev. Mr.. LaLaeheur has arranged for two lee
lures 10 the Methodist church in this city, on FRI
day and Saturday evenings, March Doth and Both,
by Prof James Rosedale, on the subject of opal
estine, past, present and future. The lectures
are well spoken of by the press.
1t is expected that Rev Prof J. S. Sewall
of Bangor Theological Seminary, will preach in
the South Congregational church in this city, on
Sabbath forenoon next.
A new brick block will probably he erected on
Union street in this city west of the corner block
occupied by NJ ssrs Parlin & Morsrdge, at an
early day.
Outside house painting has commenced in ear
nest; and many are just learning that the early
spring, before dust and insects abound is the best
time for the prosecution Of such improvements,
both outside and in. Paint will last longer, look
brighter, and give better satisfaction every way,
when put on in the early spring.
There is prospect of an enlargement of the
Baptist vestry in this city. this seasc D. meet the
pressing demand for more room for the church
and society meetings.
As Mr. Allen ID. Miles, stable keeper 10 this
city, and his son Nathan l.. Miles, were returning
last the horse took fright near the railroad bridge
over Water street, from the four o'clock train
which was passing, and running against a tele-
graph pole threw the occupants of the wagon vi
olently to the ground Mr.. Niles was somewhat
injlred but the doctors think not seriously. His
son escaped unDjured. The horse freed himself
from the wagon and ran to Gardiner before lie
was stopped.
The copious rains are giving the kennebec an
increased volume, and bringing down the up-river
ice quite abundantly.
large number of members Of John b. Hub
bard Post. G. A. r., of this city, attended the
campfire Of Seth Williams Post, Augusta, on
Thursday evening. Members of the order from
Gardiner and Military Asylum, were also in at
tendance in goodly numbers. An extra train was
run from Gardiner and Hallowel. to accommodate
the comrades and their ladies from those cities.
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The Eastern Question.
LOWERING ASPECT IN ENGLAND.
Kumor that Andrassy Will Oppose
Russia openly.
LORD DERBY HAS RESIGNED.
England Has Called ont the Reserves.
DONED.
LORD DERBY HAS RESIGNED.
VIENNA STILL RETAINS A HOPE OF
RECONCILIATION.

LONDON, 2S. A Vienna despatch received at
Paris says the pro Russian party are urging gov
eminent to accept Bosnia Herzegovina and terri
tory on the Aegean Sea.
The Telegraph has a Vienna de patch saying
a sudden and unaacountable change IN govern
ment attitude is reported. 1t is said Andrassv
hiss only been feigning concurrence with the court
party, and he is now preparing to oppose Russia
openly, with the entire Hungarian party at his
back.
Lord Derby has resigned.
Lord Derby, Secretary of State for the foreign
department, announced his resignation 10 the
House of Lords oday.
In the House Of Commons this p NJ, North
cote IN reply to an inquiry put by Lord llarting-
ton, said that the correspondence in the recent
negotiations will be all on the table this evesing.
Russias reply was received yesterday. She ad-
heres to her previous declai alton and explains
that the privilege of leaving full liberty of action
to the powers leaves every power at liberty to
raise such questions it thinks fit to discuss and
reserved to Russia the liberty to accept or not
such discussion.
In the House. Lord Derby stated his resigna-
Ii IN was not on account OF the demands for sub
mission OF the whole treaty to congress
Baconsiield explained that Derby resigned on
account Of the calling out Of the reserves.
The English government has called out tie
reserves.
CoNsTANTiNoPLE, March 2S The Russians
have issued proclamation inviting Musselmen
to retire to their homes in Bulgaria and warning
Bulgarisns to preserve tranquility.
Two transports of Russia troops have left for
Odessa.
MANCHESTER, Eng, March %. The London
CORES pondent OF the Guardian says the improved
symptom of the Eastern question noticed yester-
day, apidly passed away, and the congress is now
regarded virtually abandoned.
LONDON March IS. The house of lords was
very crowded this af erdoon. MANY members of
the lower house were present
Lord Derby entered soon after five o'cloc. and
took seat below the gang way. lie rose almost
Immediately and announced his resignation.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times says
the impression prevails that in spite Of the little
promising al swer that Russia maintains negotia-
tons must be broken OFT.
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STATE OF MAINE.

SOMERSET So Court Of County Commissioners
Mar. Term, 4 ID. ISIS.
Upon the foregoing petition, salts 'actory evil
dence having been received that the petitioners
are respons be and ought to be heard touching
the matter set forth in their petition 1t is Ordered
that the County Commissioners meet at the Hotel
in Flagstaff, on Tuesday, June 4lh, A. ID. Is s. at
10 O'Clock A NJ, ana thence proceed to view the
route mentioned in said petition and on the same
day at the same place, al 3 o'c lock T. M a hear
ing of the parties will be had, and such further
mea ures taken IN the the premises as the Com.
missoners shall Judge proTer.
Aud he owners of said Townships being nm
known 1t Ii further Ordered, that notice OF the
time, place and purposes of the Comnliss toner's
meeting Aforesaid be given TO all persons and cor
poratioos interested, by publishing an attested
copy OF the petition aforesaid with this order there.
on, six weeks successfully In the Somerset Repor.
ter, public newspaper printed at skowhegan 10
said county, and in the kcnnebec journal, a pub.
lie newspaper printed at Augusta, in kenuebec
County, by the printers to the state; the publicl.
ton of the same to be least thirty DAYS before
the time appointed for said view, that ali interest
ed may then appear and be heard if they think
proper.
Attest l.. II. WEBB Clerk
Atrue copy OF Petition and Order OF court the re
on.
6wl3 Attest: l.. II. WEBB. Clerk.
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STATE NEWS.

The Wbig of Thursday says. Four prisoners
from Houton arrived in this city Tuesday eve
ming. Two of them will serve out sentences in
the county jail, and the other two W i'll be taken to
Ihomasten by Warden Rice
MIR. F. j. Warren of Buxton manufacturer OF
looking glass backs, has received large orders
from the West for cloth boards, and will be oblig-
ed to keep his mill running day and night to fiji
them.
The Kennebec House Framing Co al Fairfield,
has lately purchased a new Corliss engine of 100
horse power thus enabling them to run all their
large amount of heavy machinery. This company
has done large amount of work since they com
menced operations.
The people of Phillips seem to be determined 10
connect themselves with Pennington by a two.
loot gauge railroad.
The Normal School at Castine opens with an al.
tendance of one hundred and fortv-forty five pei
cent. young men.
S. c. Mills of Norridgewock has the contract to
6uld and equip the Mystic Valley Railroad in
Massachusetts. The road is chartered from VII.
mlngton to Boston, twenty miles. j. NJ. Burgess
OF Norridgewock will do the grading.
The Arson Reform Club will celebrate its sec
ond anniversary Saturday and Sunday, April 18th
and l4h.
MIR. Cephas Saley, lately of the Elm House, in
Anson, has taken possession OF the Norridge
wock House. Norridgewock.
Wednesday, Portland gentleman received a
letter from Brunswick, inclosing a silver badge
winch he had stolen from him in 1864 and stating
mat the writer had fonnd 1t lately, while digging
in his garden.
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FORTY.FfFTn CONGRESS.
WAsHINGToN. March 2S.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON. March 2S
SENATE.
Bills referred by Wallace by request, declara-
tory of the meaning of the amendment to the
bankrupt act approved June D. 1874; Judiciary.
by Herman, by request, for relief OF Patrick III
Jones of New ork public buildings.
Ferry, from the committee on post offices, re-
ported with amendments, the House bill TO regu-
late the advertising of mail lettings; calendar.
Teller, from the committee on railroads, report
ed with amenments, the Senate bill to incur porate
the National Pacific Railroad and Telegraph Co g.,
the object OF which is to construct and operate
a railroad and telegraph line from Cheyenne to
Fort Laramie, thence TO Deadwood. and from
there TO Fort FettermaD, thence in a nortberly
or northwesterly direction to the Yellowstone rv-
er near the mouth of Big Horn. thence to Hele-
ma, Montana, and thence to the Pacific ocean. 1t
gives the right Of way through public lands in
GLIDING all necessary grounds for stations, build
ings, shops ETC., not to exceed 100 acres for each
station; calendar.
Eaton, by request, introduced the bill to allow
American registry to foreign built vessels; com
merce.
A number of bills granting pensions were
passed, among them one granting a pension OF
500 per month TO Gen. james Shields.
The Senate resumed the Pacific Ra lroad fund
bill, and Bradley of Tennessee, spoke in favor of
the bill reported by the Judiciary.
Bradley concluded his remarks on the Pacific
slukl1R lubu OlI ana al .0U tue SENATE went III
to executive session.
HOUSE.
The house resumed consideration of Msssschu-
sets contested eletion case, the question being up
on the resolution declaring Dean entitled to a
seat, there being number of empty seats upon
the democratic side, Springer (llls.), amid deri
,ive laughter on the republican slde inerposed a
motion to adjourn. The yeas and nays were Or
deIed.
The motion was rejected by large majority
The question then REQUIRED ON the resolution de-
clarng Dean entitled to the seat, and tue vote
was yeas, 1874. nays, 1888. Before announcement
the speaker claimed the right to cast his vote and
voted in the affirmative. The announcement was
greeted with applause on the democratic side OF
the House. Butler voted in the affirmative wi
the d, mocrats, and the following democrats IN the
negative with the republicans: Gutter, Hart
rid. e. llerbeit, Heney, Potter, Rea, Stenger,
Walsh AL Williams OF Delaware. Mr. Gambler,
democrat. VINO would have voted IN the negative,
was absent, and paired with Jones of Alahams,
who Yesterday voted in favor Of seating Fields.
He said he had done so because he thought
cotding TO Massachusetts law, Fields WAS EMIT
led to a seat.but the House having decided against
Il al view OF law on this resolution, seating Dean,
he would vote aye. Applause on democratic
side
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, March rs 1873.
LOUR-Extra spring 5ja5 IS: western 40
southern OtO.
WHEAT No. spring l09a.alO; No. ? gilt edge
lV9-i Regular 1904 l., Cash. l077sa-; May,
los "a; April, lO1Sat.U7's No. B. lVila; reject
ed 81.
CORN Sales gilt edge, i2s regular, i2]sa-
cash ia; March g IA; April, Al Ia; May,
i2ls al24 June Az rejected BOZ.
OATS Cash ?S7s; March 23A; April 231.a
OO26 May, 2fisa26t4.
RYE 55,a.
BARLEI-l7 .45k.
ORES SEQ HOGS 4 l1aiI25.
POkk-Casn 2O-aD,15-; March 9.I5--al5-;
Apr va May 9i0al2b; June, 9.j5a67h.
LARD-Cash 40 .I2ls; Mt,cn 7lj-a7.l5
April; l.l2.a7l5 May 7loa22s June, 7.27yfa 20.
BULK MEATS shoulders 34a51s. short rib
sides . a-5; short clear rib - 40 clear sides
5}4a6A
WHIsKEY-l0t.
do cents
m kECEIPTS-FlouI II 900; wheat 100000; corn,
93,5oOi oats 31LuU; rye 5000: barley 100,
SulfMENIS-tlour 1900; wheat II 100; corn
ll9o 600; oats 20 600: rye $50; barley 1900.
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Committee DOings.

The House committee on educ alton and labor
to-day agreed to report favorahly upon the bill 10
provide fund of $3.50 900 in United States bonds
the interest on which be paid the trustees OF the
American Printing House, for the blind, aud ex-
pended for the benefit Of various institutions
throughout the country engaged in the education
of the blind.
The House committee on post offices and post
roads, to-day took final action on the bill for the
classification Of mail matter, and authorized the
chairman TO report it to the House for passage.
The committee by a majority of one amended the
bill to allow all registered periodical pubi-
catpns TO pass through the mails at uniform rate
of two cents.
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FINANCIAL MATTERS.
Ubf,v lie Comments on the Mas.a-
chusetts stay Law.

ediUiial on the NJ lss achusetts stay law for sav-
irgs tanks.
1t saws Massachusetts has done thing unw)r-
thy of the BAY stale. and il will have most dis
Effect the Vest, and creditors in Masss-
chustt ;, when they appeal TO the reason Or nteg-
ri Of the western communities against measures
mistakenly cslied ior "reliet," will very often hear
OF this ac here.
Sucn seed as thisl asst upon soil so fruitful, will
be apt 10 yield pI, ntllul crop of mischief. Men
who spurn the example Of Massachusetts in all
else, VIII make haste to 70 low It here. aud to
shelter then elves behind the name and fame SO
long uhtain sized