The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30
Charges Read to Him, He Returns 10
His Carriage, is Arrested
Second Time,
And Required to Give Bond Before AL
lowed TO Return to BED,
Whence lie VIII
Probably Never ArlSe-They Lay Long
streets PeculatiOns on
Deputy.
Something Of Interest About the
Transit Of Venus.
Germany: The Rhine Rising and Dis
asters Feared.
Dublin: More Arrests-A Reign oil
Terror.
Egypt: Arabi Still Bone Of COnten-
ti0n.
Other Foreign and Domestic News.
Washington News Items.

Washington News Items.
GOLD CERTIFICATES.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-It is expected the
Washington series of gold certificates will
be ready for issue December lst. Treasurer
Gilfllan has disposed of all the New York
series received, upon which the name OF
Assistant Treasurer Acton was printed by
the bureau of engraving and printing.
ANOTHER FLAG OFFICER DEAD.
The navy department is informed that
Rear Admiral ]. H. Strong, retired, died at
Columbia, South Carolina, this morning.
BOND EXCHANGES.
The exchanges into per cent. bonds
since November list to date have been S2O,-
$4,000.
COMMITTEE WORK.
Eight member were present at the called
meeting of the house committee on appro-
prations today. After discussing pending
business the committee adjourned till to-
morrow, when Ryan, of Kansas, will sub
nit draft of the Indian appropriation bill
THE DEPUTY DID IT.
The principal difficulty with the accounts
of United States Marshal Longstreet, of
Georgia, now undergoing examination, is
said to be in the accounts Of deputy
marshal.
PRINTING POINTERS.
The annual report of Colonel Irish, chief
of the bureau of printing and engraving,
shows that during the year there were
printed and delivered 7,6il los sheets of
notes and securities of face value $309, ,S97,-
700; "a, ,254, ,159 sheets Of internal revenue and
customs cigar-stamps, containing 9SI ~ ,l4J
stamps and 6i9,9l9 sheets of checks, drafts,
etc. Aggregate expenditures for the year
were 1896, ,755; of this amount there was eX-
pended in the execution OF work OF the va
rious bureaus of the treasury depart,
ment and other departments ana
reimbursed by them from proper
appropriations under their control, $685.
970, The aggregate expenditures of the
wear as compared with that of the preced-
ing wear deducting from the expenditures
off6at wear amounts paid for paper and ex-
pepses thereon, which this year were paid
from separate appropriations, was. little
less than u per cent; increase IN deliveries
was little over 20 per cent? increase IN
At the close Of the year the regular force OF
the bureau consisted OF about 1000 en-
ployes.
occurred in the criminal court this
morning, which is probably without
precedent Yesterday the sureties of Bige-
low. bank embezzer, were directed to have
him in court to-day nnder penaliy OF for
feiture OF his bond. This morning car
. ho -hnrgp oDH tlrpn
persons alighted, two of whom reached into
the carriage, and lifting Bigelow out, car
ried him in their arms to the courtroom,
where he was placed on lounge and COW
cred with blanket. He was accompanied
bv the male members of his family, his at
torney and physician, was quite pale and
weak, and appeared TO be entirely pros
trated. He lay on the lounge. with
his ewes closed, taking no notice Of
what transpired about him. There are
thirteen indictments against him (Bigelow),
and Il being settled that the olfense was a
n,ieIor,, apnor and not felony, the court de-
cided IL would be sufficient to inform de-
fendant of the nature OF the charges with
ont compelling his listening TO the reading
of zach indictment. Defendant not being
able TO sit or stand upright, the clerk OF
the court went TO where Bigelow laid, made
known TO him the charge in each indict-
ment and receiving his pleas oi NOT
guilty,n Bigelow wss then carried out
and replaced in the carriage whereupon he
was confronted by detective with q war
rant on nn additional charge OF embeZzle.
ment of Al 600 Of funds Of the National
Rank of the Republic. He was again taken
TO the court room. where be waived hear
ing and gave bail to await the action OF the
grand Jury. Once more the man was put
in the carnage, and this time permitted to
al affala
is likely to cause Bigelow's DEATH or at
least place his life in great peril.
MERRILL's PLAN.
Mr.. Merrill has arranged plan OF opera
tion which be believes will result IN pre-
venting further raids on the Crow Indian
agpncy by Canadian Indians. The plan is |
as follows: As soon as the
agent has information OF raid he will put
a force of Crows on the =. all with orders TO
recapfure the stolen stock and destroy the |
thieves. or drive them back 70 the agencies |
At the same time a small detachment oi
Crows will be sent 10 the nearest military |
post. where they will be joined by avail |
able troOUs and will cooperate with the /
main body OF pursuers, the directing mo /
tive 10 be the capture or destruction Of ma /
rauders.
TIE CABINET MEETfrG.
II Is stated auihOrifaiiTey that the ques- |
ti0n on further dismissals or appointments /
in convection With the SER louie cases was /
not referred % nt the .hiuet meeting TO-
ssv. buf hat the session was devoted 10 1
The consideration cf tie presidents mes /
see aud -fher executive documents % be I
sent e. chngress.
trrrrrrAET CnIoxEt CTErs p. COTsTocE 7
bts hsrn designated president Of tire Mis-
sis.fr,.f liver mission. vice Lieutenant /
Colonel O. 4. Gilmore. reiievtd, On acCouut /
u lines
wurnE IHE SHOE FIECHED.
The nuiv trouble ar the treasury depart /
uerf with the accounts Of the tariff COM
-rissi1n ar,,se from the fact that Secretary /
Foirer was not disposed 20 approve OF any |
single reuuis'fion for an amount greater
bar fiIe bind Of the president Of the com
mission. $1,000. A warrant for $1,000
vas issued to-day on account Of the CON
rrr sword OF nANoCLEs-
WtsHrvsr0r. Nov. IA prominent 4
rorerrmerf officer. in conversation this /
-rr-riur. irfirratsd that there would be
--rnrvais on scorurt of c1mplicity With /
s1r-.rruf1-s. trf declined % mention nrfnes- /
prun- hss ID hat the disoursing oficer, /
Burnside. Of tte post-otiics department, /
.rd si1f1 Au1ifor Eia are likely % BE- |
rIorr fhs rcnlyVals-
ne t-arlfsr u bonds. PER cents run-
nins 10 ig17, arl cursenrTs -, va sioas e ]