The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM AUSTIN.
Special to the Dallas Herald.
AnsrIN Feb. 2I.--l87S.

AUSTIN, Feb. 2I--lsIS.
Senate.-A message was received from
the House transmitting q concurrent reso-
luton appointing five Senator's anu nine
Representatives as a committee 10 mako
arrangements for the funeral oil hepreseh-
tatiye FRANKIE. The resolution was adop-
ted, and Senators Sayers, Shelly, Finlay,
Franks and Tendick appointed. ADJOURN
ed, to 2 O'Clock. ,,.u
House-Messrs. Thurman, killough,
Macgrath, Kleburg, Frendecker, Watts,
Abbott, Shaw and Boyle, wereapponted
on committee of arrangements for the iu-
neral, on behalf of the House.
A resolution was passed requiring the
CAPITOL buildings TO be lighted hereafter,
from dark until II o'clock.
The House then adjourned until o.
clock.
Three men are under arrest for the MUIR
der Of MIR. Franke-Shain, (englneer)
Spaulding and Jennings State policemen).
They are now being examined.
4 The burial is to take place to-day at o
o'clock, with the following programme
The Senate will with the House, when the
funeral sermon will be delivered, and pro-
cession formed, as follows Marshall,
Band, Escort, Hearse, with Pail Bearers
on each side, Chsplains, House and Sen.
ate, Governor, Heads of Departments, In
dietary, City authorities and the various
City organizations, citizens on horse
back and in carriages. The procession
proceeded to the State cemetery where the
burial took place. The flags were at half
mast and most of he bells tolling.
A large concourse of people attended
the funeral.
A number of detectives are at work, and
the Governor has offered o thousand dol
lars reward. SALAD.
Galveston, Feb. 2l--ll:30 q. m.-Cot-
ton firm; good ordinary l6s; low mid.
ding l6k to II; Gold IA.
New Orleans, Feb. 2l-Flour dull
TRIBE 81 to %, family 1910 IL. Corn in
demand-yellow and white 10. Oats quiet
prime 30. Pork quiet--old lag to 10.
Dry salt meats-scarce 81 to u. Bacon
active II to 81. Lard dull-keg % to 81,
Sugar dull--inferior 8 to q, common 7 to
II, good common u to Il, fair to fully fair
Sto ~, Urine 8 to 81. Molasses--common
fermenting SO to 81, cistern bottom 55 fair
IS to 60. Whisky 9l4. Coffee Is to 20.
Sterling 243 sight premium gold l4&.
Cotton--good qualities scarce, sales
450O bales. Good ordinary lSs, low mid
dlings lSs, middliug l94.-Orleans mid.
dings l9s. Receipts 923l exports'-con-
tinent 5O3l, coastwise 2057. Weeks sales
$4,000 Receipts 49439.
Bridgeport, Connecticut, Feb. 2l-.Court-
land block consisting of thirteen irst class
residences burned. Loss lhrse-eights of a
million. Furious snow storm during the
fire.
Washington, Feb. sl-Full cabinet to-
morrow, legal holiday, oil departments
closed.
judiciary Committee will report against
articles ofim parchment in Credit Mobiler
business.
The Presidents Southern tour still I'M
der unfavorable consideration.
1t is understood that confidential docu.
ments from the Executive are delivered.
Senators urging the extension of Mexican
claims commission and Legislaton--this
end is expected before adjournment.
House-Bill bridging the Missippi at ST..
Louis for railroad passed 100 to 30. ssss:
Senate,-Robersou presented resolution
from South Carolina, stating that with
drawal of Federal troops would endanger
peace in that State, referred to Military
Committee. Edmunds objected to removal
Off. NJ. I. Hunters disabilities.
Post office appropriation resumed. Among
amendments reported by committee is one
prohibiting Transmission of any free mat.
ter; provision preventing transmission of
obscene matter, adopted pending discus
sion Postal cars-Adjourned.
New York. Feb. 2l.-Cotton dub, entirely
nominal sales 1881 bales Uplands, 20s ;
Orleans, 2lS Flour, quiet; common to fair
extra $40 "a $50; good to choice, $50 @ ID;
Whisksy steady; Wheat dull. Nothing
doing in spring corn, opened steady closed
weaker Rice steady, Carolina 8 as. Pork
irmer quiet Lard firm I Lie a. IL LIE.
Cotton, net receipts 4lO gross; sales
1929 bales for export $50; futures $500 (;
February, 20s @ !; March, 2O4 90 0 lie /;
April, 20 II l.6 OF; May, 81 l-l6 "a +,
June, 2l4 July, Il 1916; Money easier.
Loon closed 8 "a 4 Sterling quiet; Gold
lag q IA Sterling closed firm at 4 "a t de-
. cline.
Liverpool, Feb 2l.--Evening. Cotton
closed dull, sales includes 5000 American.
New York, Feb. 2l--The funeral of the
late A. W. Fenno, an actor, took place to.
day from the "Little Church around the
corner Services were performed by
Rev Mr. Ioughton. Notwithstanding the
nclement weather, alarge number was
present, including many professionals.
The remains were sent to Boston.
Washington, Feb 2l-It was determin-
ed in the Cabinet to-day to call on extra
session of the Senate at noon on the 4th
OF March A proclamation for that pur-
pose will be announced tomorrow.
After due consideration Of the require
ments of public business, the President
has determined to postpone his contem.
plated Southern tour.
New York, Feb. 2l-Receipts week; oil
ports lO8, 7S9 last year 1853, $40; total re.
ceipis $780, last year 2l9,267. Ex-
week, $40; last year S3,206; total ex-
ports ,46S 265; last year 1,2O4,245. Stock,
all ports, 557,6SS; last year $40, sos; stock
interior towns, 9O9,OOO last year 81, 4O6.
Stock, Liverpool. 1913 OO0 Inst v&ar &c =