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Gperlal Notiees.

list OF the principal Executive Judicial Deparments
and ID officers United states IN 1HE TRIB
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DIED

Of Marriages mast be in brIsl pifi hall
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Georgia Races.

Augusta Ga, Nov. 25-Today was the
third day of the Augusta association races
The weather was cold and wet and the at.
tndance small. The first race was dash Of
Il mile; there were three starters, and Ga
brielle was the winner Little Reh second
and King Bee third; time. 2;07.
The second race was one mile, for two.
year olds. Six started; Helen Wallace won
with Wildman second, and Mary Wilson
third; time, l;534. Mary Wilson was the
favorite.
The third race was free handicap one
and one half mile. There were four starters
with Colonel Sprague the favorite, who wa:
winner, Ben Hill second; time, 2:50i.
The fourth race was selling race of one
and one-eighth milo, and Ssntuack was the
winner, Welcome second, Dalghren third,
time, 2;Ol4. Bemi.s the favorite, VAS badly
beaten.
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Scnator nt Lnrge.
Glote. Democrat.

nlptt. democrat.
Sine the Globe. Democrat called attention
to the constitutional difficulties in the way of
the creation ef the Office Of senator at large,
anumber of newspapers have taken up the
subject. 1t is a very grave question whether,
il three.fourths of the states were ready to
adopt the proposition, such an amendment
would not be prohibited by the constitution
itself in the clause declaring that mo state
SHALL without its own consent, be deprived of
its equal suffrage \ the senate" The crea-
tion of the office Of senator at largo would
be construed to impair the equal suffrage of
the states in the senate, on the theory that
every senator at large would also be in effect
a senator from one Of the states. Thus, IL
the scheme were in force, after the 4th
of March next, Ohio and Illinois would prac-
tically have three senators each, and aft
or the retirement Of General Garfield Ohio
would have four senators. The only way 10
get around this constitutional prohibition
would be to declare the amendment creiting
the office Of senator at-large that persons
holding It shall not be entitled to vote on
sny cues ion before the senate their posi-.
ten in that body to be similar to that Of the
territorial delegates in the house. There Is
another objection, and that Is that II is con.
trary 10 the spirit OF our institutions to create
a life office with power on the one side and
without responsibility on the other A sem
ator crested by the constitution would be-
under no obligation TO respect the will of the
people; be could not be removed from office,
and the senate itself would not have the right
to expel him for mslfessance or misconduct.
Indeed, the more closely the proposition is
examined the more impracticable 1t appears,
until we feel like applying II to the criticism
Of Mr.. Dsraeli upon a proposed act Of parla.
men,: alt is a medieval measure without
the genius of feldalism or the inspiration of
the Midde ages" If we want TO take care Of
our ex'president we must try some other
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-26
New Orleans Dots.

New Orleans, Nov. % The Seamen's
Benevolent Association, 1900 strong, cele-
brated its thirtieth anniversary by sn annual
parade. Two hundred of the Cotton Yard
Mems. association Joined the procession,
swelling the number to 14OO. The Long
shoremen's Benevolent association, composed
entirely of colored men, numbering about
500, celebrated their fifth anniversary by a
street parade.
Gel. Scott and the Texas Pacific railroad
excursion party left to-day via the Morgan
road for Houston. Col. Scott expresses great
satisfaction at his visit to New Orleans and
the attention received at the hands of the
board of trade and citizens, composed of w.
b. Schmidt, L. B. Wheelock and w. B.
Krumb, through whose instrumentality the
merging Oft the Texas and New Orleans Pacific
railroads was effected The party 90 via
Houston to 0enison and st. Louis, reaching
Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Tuesday next.
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Financial Statement.

Washington, Nov. 25. The book of esti-
mates containing tie amounts of appropria-
hohs winch will be required for she public
service during the fiscal year en- ling June
Solh, 1882, has just been completed.
The grand totsl,of estimates for the depart.
meats OF the government is $s9s, ,2O2. 1872.
Inc estimates for 1881 are $27S ,097 ,S64, but
the appropriationsfor that year, including
those That were made for DEFICIENCIES,
amounted to Sa9S, ,056,09T. The first part
OF 'ne Forthcoming annual report Of the
sonlptroller OF the currency which was
given to the public yesterday, shows that the
aggregate amount oflegsl tender and national
bahk notes outstanding November lst, 1880,
was S6SS, 744,4 ,467 an increase of nearly seven
millions ever the amount outstanding at the
same date last year. The amount of circu.
lation in denominations of fyes and under.
was S2l4.Sl6,S3S The amount of United
Staies bonds held as security for national
bank notes is SS69,74S, $50. The amount of
unpetured interest bearing bonded debt of
The United States is Sl,676, Cos, 400. OF
this amount nearly one-qusr.er is held BY
national banks, and nearly one.third by
national state savings and other banks. All
together, only three national banks have
failed during the past year. The amount Of
gold and silver coin held by national banks
on the lst of October, $780, was $l09, SAG 800.
The total smount of gold and silver coin in
tn country on the lst Of November, 1880
WIS estimated at S527, ,6sl, l79, besides Ssi,
6O2, lis of gold and silver bullion in th,
minu and the New York assay office. o
this gross amount, S2ls, ,4SS, ,269 was held BY
the United States treasury.
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NeM York Trlbnne.

New l0rk tribune.
For several weeks St. Georges church,
which is one of the hsndsomest religious edi-
fees in the city, has on Sunday nights been
thrown open to the general public, the
regular congregation vacsting their pews
and leaving them to anyone who might 90
cupy them. The experiment has, apparent
", been entirely successful, for the attend
ance has been large, and by the number Of
hearers the opportunities Of any preacher
are to be estimated Usually such religious
services in Protestant churches in America
as are called free are given in cherries
rooms and by ministers not particularly edi.
flying, but the pulpit Of the fine old church
in Stuyvesant square has so far been very
ably filed. There can be no doubt of the
need of such services in large cities. Religi.
ous people who can afford it may be trusted
to buy or hire pews, bit there is an immense
floating population with no local church
affiliations; there are also thousands who
want 10 90 to church, but are too poor to
own seats and too proud to impose upon the
not exubersnt courtesy Of pewholders. The
| plan at 81. Georges is worthy of attention
elsewhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-26
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
Dental Convention at Hous,o,-
wreck on the Gulf, Colorado and
santa Fe-Man.Found Dead Near 4.
san Antonio - Incendiaries
Try to Burn Tyler.
Railroad Accident,

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, Nov 25.-An accident occurred
this evening to the south. bound passenco-
train on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fo
railroad, near Arcola, caused BY broken
rail, throwing the coach from the track and
injuring Mrs. 0. G. Hartley and daughter
slightly. and IN old gentleman whose name
could not be sscertained, seriously. The
coach, when overturned, caught Gre from the
stove, butit was extinguished before seriously
damaged. The train was an hour late.
Ernest Stresau died suddenly of heart
disease this morning. He was at his brothers
store on the Strand yesterday, and around
town last night MS usual, with friends, an.
parently well. When he reached home he
laid down and was soon in great pain. A
physician was called, but before he reached
the house the patient was dead.
kittie Cambridge, an aged uegress. died
suddCn'y in the south part Of the city to day
Death was the result of natural causes and
old age.
Thanksgiving day and no courts in sas
sion, Services were held in few churches.
The Rentz -Santry Novelty company close
an engagement at the opera house tonight.
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OHIO SENATORSHIP.
DISASTERS DIRE HERE AND THERE,
S'e"mship ON Fire at New Found.
i"nd-ihe Ute Johnson Probably
Not Dead-Horse Racing la the
Muu-rhe English Cabinet
and Ireland.
Stanley Mntthcws interviewed.

Cincinnati, Nov, 25-The Times.Star TO.
day has the following interview with Senator
Stanley Matthews, who has Just returned
from Mentor and Washing,on
Can you tell the Times-Star something
about the political probabilities, senator %
asked the reporter as Mr. Matthews nut out
his band, in an irQuiring way.
"Wsll, | don't know" he answer. d.
"What do you want to knowl'
"oh, about the seastorsbip, the cabinet,
the senatorial Arglc, an some such things"
10, - said the Ga senator, as he 10, k of his
gold bowed eye glasses and swung them
lhoughtfully around. "Lets SEQ where
Ii IL wo begin z"
"Just as you choose, Mr.. Matthews. Sun.
pose we say the senatorial tangle, ms to when
and how Senator Thurmsn's successor is 10
be elected?"
Well Vhoughtful again; "if there was
perfectly fair tribunal to Judge the merits
of the case should say IL would be perfeetly
proper to take the view that Judge Granger
has taken; but as there Is prospect that The
democrats VIII make all they can out of il
and take sill the advantage possible OF the
complications, | am inclined to favor Mr..
Grosyenors plan, that is, to elect twice.
The following is Mr.. Grosvenor's pl6n as
published in the Times Star several day,
since: "Let General Garfield request Senator
Pendleton to Withdraw bis credentials az
soon as the senate conyenes. ana notify the
governor of Ohio that he will not accept the
office Of senator. Then, on the second
Tuesday after the governor sends official
notice OF these facts to the legislature, lot il
proceed TO elect a senator for six wears from
March 4, 1881, aud ie his credentials. On
March such senator will be seated on his
prlma facia case. Then on the cond Tues
day after March 4, lot the legislature elect
the same senator, and let his new credentials
be filed. Then, ii objection Is made TO the
tlrst election, the senate can decide that as M
abstract question"
AS your own candidacy for tho senator
ship
"Wel), that's matter that don't care tc
talk much sbOut; bu', if the people of Ohio
want me to represent them in the senate,
should be glad to do 50, and do so to the bes'
ofmy ability too"
| "Then you are Candidstep
" Ia that sense yes but, If it is question
ofa scramble for the office, am mott
One mora question, senator. What d.
you think Ihe new cabinet will bel"
That can only guess at, My opinion
however, you think that worth anything
is that President Garfield will do rs the othe
presidents have done, make an entire change
not retaining any Of the old cabinet"
But as TO the personnel Of the cabinet, o
its relations TO the various sections Of tn
partyr
That | can't answer, except that | pre-
sumo all the elements of the party will b
recognized as fairly NJ possibe.o
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Dental Convention.


Special to the Herald
Houston, Nov. 2j.-The state dental ssso-
citation met bere to-day and the following
dentists were present. Drs. w. S Caruthers,
Galveston; S. L. Jones and L. w. Bryan and
Q. Q. Thomas, Honston; w. Il. Clifton, Wa
cos L. Fountain, Bryan @. B. Stoddard,
Austin; G.. Ellington, Hempsteid; j. B.
Chess, San Antonio; DR.. Caruthers was
elected temporary chairman and DR.. Chess.
secretary. A constitution and by-laws were
adopted. The following permanent officers
were then elected: Presidents, DR.. w. S.
Caruthers; vice, presidents, Drs. G. B. Stod-
dard, and Z. G. Jones; secretary and treas.
grer, DR.. Q, B. Chess; corresponding secretary,
DR.. w. r. Clifton; executive committee,
Drs, Stoddard, Fountain and Clifton.
Bad weather and fearful roads.
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Iueendiarism at Tyler

spec al TO the lleral l..
Tyler, Nov, 25.--Tyler made narrow es-
cape from an incendiary on last night. An
unknown parry attempted to fire the north
side of the square. A hole was found in the
back door of the federal court room, through
which oil was poured. The same thing was
done at the rear door of j. H. Browns store,
and at M. I. Brown & Co.'S. hole was
found in the door, but they succeeded in
making an entrance in tuis store, and satu
rated the floor and several boxes near tho
door with oil, and then set fire to it. Tho
noor was badly scorched and two or three
boxes partially burned. The key to the
door was taken but no goods were missed.
A reward of over 81, 900 has been offered for
the detection of the parties.
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United state, Coxswaiu Drowned

Fortress Monroe, Nov. 25.-The United
States steamship Kearsage arrived here yes
terdsy from Norfolk. In coming down
Monday she towed her steam launch behind
and when off Sewall's point the or, of the
launch came aboard for supper. On return
ing to the launch, the men lot her drop back
and when the line was hauled taut 1t drew
her under and she sank. John Peters, cox.
swain, of Hamburg, was drowned. The
Kearsage anchored and yesterday recovered
the launch by graphing.
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san Antonio Casualties.

Epecla 10 The Herald.
San Antonio, Nov. 25,-The 'gas com.
pspy notified the city to-day that the use Of
gas for street lamps must be discontinued
from this date, on account of scarcity of wood
and coal This seems to be the general COM
plant all over the state
The body of dead Mcxicaa was found in
Seguin's pasture, about Is miles south of
here, in this county, man named Munos
had two bullet holes in his body. There
is no clue TO the murderers, and our sheriff
has sent man TO the locality with power to
capture the guilty party.
Frank Demack, well known variety per-
former, died at Brackettville, intoxicated, on
gaming table He had been on spree for
:. long time The body remained warm and
Timber two days after his death, and his
friends refused to bury him until the second
day, Mac was said TO te good man, though
he loved whiskey too well.
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Ambushed nnd Slain

1rsyson' Kye Nov, 25.-At about 0
O'Clock last Saturday night, JEFF. Salisbury
was smeushed on the road to Sinking. Elliott
county by Ross Cox and Bill Rose. Two
snots s were were fired at him, and one proved
fatal The ball entered his body lust hsIow
the nipple, and he died in fe hSnrs ow sS,or'
ward, Cox and Rose were both arrested sna
odged in jailat MsrIinsburg TODAY 'DN
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st. Paul, Nov. 25.-An accident occurred
yesterday on the Hastings Il Dakota road at
Hopkins station. A bank in process of e1ca-
walton fell in upon the mep working under it,
killing instantly, Thomas Fitzpatrick, James
Ward, Frank Johnson and Perry lrvanson,
and iniuring Ole Parson SO that he will
probably die.
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ecutive
district
Mr.. John Haley.

jefferson City, Mo-, November 25.-The
superintendent of the national cemetery al
this place, Mr. John Haley, died this eve
ming, after an illness of few days, from
pneumonia. He was widower, bis wife
having died since his appointment a, keeper
Of the cemetery. Several children surviv,
MIN. Mr.. X ley has always been recognized
as faithful and efficient in the discharge Of
the duties of his position.
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Dead

New York, Nov. 25.-Alfred Gather, 8
member of the board of managers of the ex-
pr IS ompany, and residentof Cincinnati
died at the Gilsey house at $50 o'clo k thi.
morning, Of congestion of the lungs.
st. Joseph, Mo, Nov 20 This evening
Hon. William Fowler passed away. He wsi
aged 81 and had been resident of this city
for about forty years. In fact, he was one o.
the first settlers of this section, and was the
first county clerk. He had been a represen
tative one or more terms years ago, and wsi
the father-n-'sw Of 4on. Benz. +. Loan, for
MFR member of congress.
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Committed TO Jail,

Springfield, Ill, November 25.--Deputy
United States Marshal McCor arrived in the
city this afternoon, having ia charge one
Enos Barbor, of Prairie City, McDonough
county, who is charged with selling liquor
without paying special tax. Barbor was
committed to ieil, and will have hearing
before United States Commissioner Adams
tomorrow.
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The English Government and the
Land LeaRuery

London, Nov. 25.--The press association
says it is authorized to state that Mr.. Forester
declared alta cabinet meeting to-day that there
was no necessity to adopt coercive measures
in Ireland at present. The cabinet, therefore,
decided that an early session of parliament
was unnecessary.
The cabinet has finally agreed upon propc-
sails to be submitted TO parliament on the
Irish lani question. No more cabinet coun-
ellis will be held before Christmas.
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Vicksburg, Nov. 25.-The Warren county
election commissioners, the democratic ex-
ecutive committee Of the sixth congressional
district chairman of the Warren
county democratic executive committee
were arrested to-day by order of Judge Hill,
Of the United States court, for charges made
against them relative TO the late election in
this county. They go to Jackson tonight,
and will probably have hearing tom orrow.
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Accidently Killed.

Baltimore, Nov. 25.-Charles S. McKind-
less, of South Carolina, and John Screckells
of this city, went on cunning expedition
to day, and while at the country seat Of the
late Reverdy johnson, short distance west
of the city, Screckell's gun was accidentally
discharged, and the entire charge entered the
left breast Of McKindless, killing him
instantly.
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DehotEhts thtchu 10 mhAt htOuuie,
Washington, Nov %. No matter who is
elected senator from Ohio, or how, or where
it is done, the democrats intend to make
trouble about ii, and have an excuse to send
the case before the committee on privileges
and elections, where it will probably be
tied up and talked TO death. BY making the
contest they can keep out the incoming
member until after tho senate Is organized,
and by preventing the incoming Ohio mem.
Der from participating in the organization in
their own way. There is no precedent for
the Ohio complication, and it comes
Just in time TO be of the great
est value 10 the democrats, en-.
abing them to keep out the new member
while the case is being argued. And they will
argue ii long time, and during the interval
the republicans will be short one vote.
There is plan TO this effect, and il is being
quietly developed shd matured. There is
Just ono difficulty in The way. The president
can possibly checkmate the plan by calling
the extra session to meet, say March 20.
After March the Ohio seat will be vacant,
and the legislature can Immediately elect \
member who can come on here without O
cloud over his title, so far as can be seen
now. But, even in this case, if any possible
technical quibble can be raised 1t will be
done. If senator should be chosen before
the 4,h of March, ii will be long time be.
fore he gets in. The senate is SO close that
the democrats will grasp every technicalty
TO keep the matter hung up.
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Richmond, Va, Nov. 25.-At Salem Vir-
ginia, yesterday, Marcus Hswey, who Is to
be executed tomorrow for the cold blooded
murder of Zscharia Hayes, was married in
Jail to Mamie Hawkins, who has borne him
Two children. lie was subsequently baptised,
an Episcopal minister officiating at both cere
monies.
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stenmship cargo ON Fire.

St. Johns, N. f., Nov. 25.-The steamship
Algetha put in here at s o'clock this p. m.
with her cargo on fire. She is laden with cot.
ton and bound from New Orleans TO Liver
pool, fourteenth day out.
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Amherstberg, Ont, Nov. 25.-The tow
barge Thiswase, owned by Captain Thomas
McGown, OF this city, it is reported, is lost
with oil hands, on lake Huron.
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Montreal, Nov. 25.-The bodies of three
mon, frozen to death. were seen floating
down the river yesterday on blocks of ice.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

lowing to the fact that yesterday was q Ma
tioual holiday, no market reports were received
at this olice.-ED.l