The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-16
THE DALLAS HERALD TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 49, 1880.

NJ thodlst Epispoeal church was simultaneous
with llis Imperial Mujesly's accession 70 lhe
throne, arrived NJ the palace Yesterday lie
lurdshlp will enter on hs duties as Imperial
Chaplain without delay, and will preach be-
this lmperal family NJ tho NJ " ealhe'
dral on Sunday nexL
colossal FORsEY's EXPECTATIONS
The Hon, John w, Forney, Of Phil0de'
phin, arrived In town yesterday ana hha we
i0nor Of IN audience with Tvs Imperial
Majesty. Colonel iorney's devotion To ne
imperial cause before tho establishment OF
the empire Is well known, ana II V the oplR'
ion In court circles that the veteran Journalist
will raaeiyo some substantial marks OF Z Is
ImI erial M0estS's favor
SIR ALEX. SHEPPARD, COURT oHAhhEkLN h'
Sir Alexander Sheppard ha., We are s lad
10 announce, been again ilgnally honored py
Ills Imperial Majesty, an imperial decree
issued Yesterday appointing him To the re-
Sponsible and lucrative position Of court
chamberlain. We understand that His lm'
perIal Majesty has been graciously pleased TO
direct that n salary Of $4,000 per annum be
fixed US the emolumens Of THIS honorable
office,
BLAINE SENTENCED TO PUNISHMENT
lmoerial STANDARD, Washington, October !
An official telegram published elsewhere
IN this issue brings Intelligence OF the trial
and conviction by military commission OF
james G. Blaine, Of Maine, and tho sentcHec
of Punishment passed BY the commission Will
in all probability beapproyed by Iii, lmperial
Nniosty. We think the commission erred
In its decision-not Oh 10 the guilt but rs TO
the punishment of the offender The time
nus passed for measures Of mercy, Justice
demands something more, II demands stern
retrlbution for such oilOnscs NJ this man
Blaine has committed, and the punishment
awarded should have been death, Let there
bo no trining with traitors When twenty
so-called union leaguers were shot In Cincin'
natl IL would have been warning 20 rebels
that the policy of the Imperial government
was not TO regard sedllion Ms chllds pay
OF what use 10 banisbmont II such men Ms
John sherman, james &. Blaine and kutller,,
ford B, Hayes can concoct their plots ana
plans against the safety Of the en-
pire on the Canadian side of the
border and send their cmissaries to
spread disloyalty in every part of the
country? We are not apoligiSts for the
course thus far pursued by the imperial gov
eminent. We have been aud are now It's ad'
yocates. We have, and must continue to
have, a strong government, and vaclllalion or
timidity, be they in what quarter they may
must neither be condoled nor tolerated. The
lessons of the past must not be forgotten
EXECUTION OF THOMAS MAST.
BY Imperial Telegraph to the Standard
New York, September 30.-The last Of the
prisoners condemned TO death by the I'M
peral military commission which closed lis
sitlings at Governors Island on the Goth WIS
executed ut duybreak this morning. The
condemned man, Thomas Mast, who was u
caricaturst on Harpers Weekly before that
disloyal sheet was suppressed in June last,
was accused OF high treason by plotting
against the crown aud dignity Of his imperial
majesty and by circulating so'cal led car
toon representing his imperial majesty us
Nero. The execution was private, but 1T is
understood that the death was painful, the
wretched traitors life not being extinct for
several minutes
IMPERIAL GRAPE FOR RIOTERS.
Charleston, S. c., September 30.--Serious
riots have occurred in this city within the
past few days, eliminating last evening in an
attack upon some of the imperial troops.
Orders were given that the troops be con-
fined to their quarters, and General Casey
telegraphtd for instructions to Washington
Orders were received from the Minister of
War, after consultation with his imperial
majesty, that the riot be summarily sup
pressed, and accordingly General Casey
opened on the mob with artillery. Over
seventy of the rioters were killed. The city
is now quiet.
RByIyINa BUsINRss-KEARNEY HANGED.
San Francisco, Sept. 30.-Rumors are cur
rent here that the imperial Government con-
templates the building Of one OF the largest
dock wards in the world at this city, and the
special bulletins giving publicity to The
statement were surrounded Yesterday by
crowds of the distressed working population,
who rave repeated cheers for the glad tidings.
1t is said that over $2O,OOO,O0O will be ex.
pended for the work. This will do much to-
wards decreasing what little disatfection now
exists, if, indeed, it does not eradicate it en-
tirely. Dennis Kearney was hanged at day
light this morning.
THE EMPIRE LEAGUE HOUSE.
Philadelphia, Sept. 30.-A splendid enter
tainment is to be given at the Empire league
house-foruerly known as the Union league
in honor of his grace, the duke of Penn
svlvaua. who Is expected to arrive in this
CITY next week. SIR w liam 5. Stokeley
Mayor Of the city, is at the head of the conf
mittec of arrangements, and Lord st. Ledger
and Baron Bullion have each contributed
$4,000 to the fund.
MALONE, MARQUIS OF BLUE RIDGE.
Wheeling, West Va, Sept. 30.--Maior
General Mahon. now in command of the
army of the Ohio, received from Washing
ton Yesterday an Imperial decree announcing
his elevation to the Peerage of Marquis OF
Blue Ridge. The noble Marquis, it will be
remembered, gained great honors during the
earlier days of his Imperial Majesty's reign by
enlstng in the cause of the Empire the SER
vices and influence of many of the first fami-
lies of Virginia.
LORD sNowDEN AND THEDiPERIAL COIN.
Work is being vigorously pushed forward
at the new mint in this city replacing the old
Union coinage with that of the Empire. The
new gold pieces are of beautiful design. and
the specimens kindly shown us by Lord Snow
den, of Pennsylvania, Director General of
the Imperial minis, is an exquisite one. The
coin bears the bust of His Imperial Majesty,
surrounded nv the legend "Ulysses 1 =.