The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-20
WASHINGTON.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN THE SOUTH.
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The Senate Rccoatdew ils Vote on lnter.0ceanio
0anal-Dcalh Of Constantine BmmIdi, the
Presco Artist The Peabody Pml
The Oklahoma Bill Elo

washington pop' W Constantine Bru-
mldh the Noll'known irescO artist of this city
who Inns for snmetim b,,n onogo,,,l IN loo.
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C'.,.T @ '"','''' W Wv '''u,'"" VI I''
N'F'"' WIN rl'h 'r's'o plr'Hre illustrating
American history died here this morning.
rur pr,unny prvr
Al tho meeting nr tho hn,rl az ,r,s,o.s -,
the Peabody Educational nnJ ,,.1n rhioc
Justice Il. s. Mnnpinr or Inuisia,o u,,s
unanimously chosen 10 M ,bc ~ac"",, Wv" on
] the bonrd occasionrI hy thn dc,tL "f Gon.
prnl Richard Tnylor. & pcubod,, n ,..all So,.
retary ofthe board. saws tbn, ,bco',iroi nn,',,o
of Tie fund has bccn nrinrin,u,' Gor ,,I', ~,
common school, In t&o S,n,harn $50" ~.
the Inst yenr. However I, bos Lco' o, ,",
largely in thr inicrcs, of n,r,,m PHIL,
feninnrics etc. Sln N ~" nso,inr
of the bonrd hc boil ,, m,n.,,S
the Secretary thinks - por,oril ~,
Congress win be prepared, advocating leo.
isation In behalf Of the education of the col
ored children of the South
posrpovpn
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- NV .'''v' Nol'nl'vce on commerce To-Day
lVV'tPonVG uuloh on th' nomination OF A. C.
~, ~. H. So ,". ,'lolUl customs Nv NeWOrleahs,
untIl the next meeting
u ~ ' ,,,g 'hou'uG ~ 'lW rouse Iommltleeoh
n "s' , w'1T Ss a" osV i"8SS m'o"y," etler
,na, L ,,'" n ',Ii' uuuu'p' pV"uIcS"T"' setInS
'r"S =, I""'" "Pp'"I ucior' tno committee
,nr,, ,,,,o',iG "'N' w s"o MS N''"s q" 'hc 'o''
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EDUCATIONAL.
The Department of Superintrndunce oc thc
National Educational association convened
in this city to-day. Representatives wcro
present trom almost over, Stoto E,',ho Irr;,,'
Various papers were read and resolutions
adopted providing for committee of ten to
take into consideration the formation of
National Council Of Education to report
plan of organization of the board t drec-
tors of the National Teachers association
Mt their mcrtiDgat ChUutauQua, New York.
IN July nert
LAND GRANTS FORFEITED Y RAILROADS
Secretary Schury prescntcd ronor, "a ,ho
Senate To-day. CONCERNING the lana ,,rsnts
railroad comnnnips. which h,ve rn, G,1gun5 F..
the conditions of their ,,rants IJn rnf.rs ia
the following Southern connonios n,,,o,'l,
othcrs,.whch have forfeited their ri~hts 10 !
the amounts of lands set onposito their names. |
Gulf ~ Shin IlIonI orn.',
652 ,0OO acres, Atoosa a. Tennessoo IA OGn
acres; Mobile " Girard, $4,000 acres; Coosa
~ Chattanooga, 1870, 900 acres Pensacola Il |
Georgia. l,56S,000 acres; Louisiana tS Texas. |
10000 acres; New Orleans, Baton Rouge & |
Nicksburg, 100000 acres. The report saws
these companies SO far rs the Interior de-
parlment is informed, mel her intend nor are
they prepared to prosecute work upon their
leSp'V'fo S'"n's' III i"c', IL Is UNDERSTOOD mat
eyi:t ''''' No'p''"'''hs uo now
rvon,,s pv,N,v,uov
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,, W. =. D"dser, prominent North Carolina
'epuollc"n' test'i'ou oeiore the ENodu COM
'hltIee 10 19y' that me landlord and tenant
'ctlon OF norm carolina placed the entire
l'oPs u, tle possession OF the owner Of the
"hu tnat lew had taken advantage of this
20 auuse 'cllah's' ana th"t inc general effect
u thG law was pchellclal, as 1t enables many
oooPle 10 GuIINa'e VINO could not do SO II the
Jaw was otnerw,se' nhd said II was better for
ne negroes IN North Carolina, where there
Nas SroWllS lnProNihenl IN social and :
'1htlco! rel"'lohs between the Two races, and
Nhere' III l"'I an "meanle leeIing was more
:! PROMINENT 'hoH IN any OF the other Southern
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THE OKLAHOMA BILL.
The House Committee on Territories to- .