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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-28
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
Forty-Seventh Congress.


WASHINGTON, April 27-Thc chair erh
mittod = lo,,o. r.ln, A.. o""'' sun
''''''eu io''cr irom inc secretary OF war,
enclosing communication from James h.
Eads, member of the Mississ,nri r;ver oo,,
missio, disso,,inn e., ~ co
' ',''."'"h .'o"i por.'oh oi u
report oil mat commission, Referred.
Mr.. Sherman introduced bill to regulate
the coinage Of standard siIvor dolIasa II,
ronoa,a aa v,,,,, sr 49, s"'.' "o''"'S' IL
i slS, ~ ,iuEa, U, .he act OF feoruary %
80 80 "u..'olihlhe the coinage OF silver dol
a nn.s' , tes'orins Tvs legal tender character,
"nu dlree's .ne purchase and coinage into
s so nnn nu silver dollars OF not less than
TIovU III NV, m"rti o. sllyer bullion per month.
hnu vi, .n'n ".IoVts lne purchase oil bullion
w yba '; ~ W ,l,ue nna IT'S coinage, only
49,, Ia .i'o Vpl,iion oi the secretary OF the
!, So"s, snS urine, s coinage on such dollars
u 70 uv,na"oon lor tne puolic use and con.
n cvn,enVo' hc'erreu 10 the committee on
"' Mr no,r or.., ,
nut, niair ohered a resolution granting
nun ieave 10 TESTIFY IN the house Chili.Pe-
r r,a' III ir'' os'Isa'.on' Auoptsu'
,;a ny M M W remoVT tne polltical disabili-
s; rS !, ras ,, syuncy iiops' amended as de.
so s,teu yesterday, was taken up by u vote OF
NJ. c.. u,,
anal Sa,,au ,,.,.i :, S,',', us" ~
"mu 'ewei' vo.eu aye with The demo.
o w;,h a. MI, nhis, OF ILLINOIS, voted mo"
Wy" Tha s IN, iiepuoiIyahs.
,,a nv mo o,i rave rise 20 political discussion,
Mr. EJmn ",'a ano ., .ne session, IN which
VT; Eunnuhus championed the opposition
W w., '.p measure nna opposed an indiscrimin-
a,o o '' nS y. l,aoii,,les rom ex-Conieder-
" amS II anu INSISTS. vest earland, Maxey
No ao,;an ~, svspomueu.
NO action was taken and at 2:l5 the SEN
"'T r ah" Ia, 'ouh up .he anti.ohinese bill.
n m o,,, went over without action.
aan, ';u y. was received rom the presi.
Su"u u, rtsatu 10 the so-ealied cowboy
a oma .. Samocs VI arizona, which was read
"" W ,e,rrreu 10 the judiciary committee.
ine v9n,erehre report on the post'otlice
"55propl'"'ph oiil was submitted and
suoIs1u, ne uisputed Item concerning
,peV,a, mai larlilues on trunk lines fixes
NV "prloprlauon az soo'VV, aud provides
UNA. saiu laHilities are TO be extended as far
~ H. p,aSIuvaple 10 the principal cities OF the
oh'tvu STATES
Aulouiheu'
u. ..,. i,ovsH.
oh motion oil Gibson, of Louisiana,
we plil WIS passed, extending the limits OF
thr port oil New Orleans.
Iowhsend, OF Ohio, submitted con.
Terence n,HNiS.o report on the bill to promote the
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AN invitation was sent from this city
yesterday to the Texas Press association
now In session ut Houston, requesting that
body to select Dallas asits place of meeting
next year. The invitation was signed by
MR. =. s. Prour, rs president Of the Bots
dare club; II. Z. STEVENSON, secretary Of
the Dallas Board OF Trade, A. orrrSuriM,
president Of the Merchants Produce and
Grain exchange, and Mr.. W. wnirr, prcsi-
dent OF the Cotton exchange. We are graft.
fed TO see that the invitation has been nc.
ccptcd, and can assure our professional
brethren that our citizens and the local
press will attempt to make the next annual
session Of the Texas Press association an
unusually pleasant one.
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FRoM our dispatches this morning re.
colved ut too late an hour to make ex.
tended comment, II will be learned with
regret that RALPH WALDO EMERSON Is
dead. This Is the third great loss to tho
literary world experienced In the last
month-LoNorrLLow first, then DARWIN,
and now Mn. EMERSON. The last named
has been before the reading public for long
years past, aud his fame and works have
become the property of the world, There
was, perhaps, more originality and pro-
hiudity, moro rugged strength and
broad philosophy In tho writ.
ings of EMERSON than In any
American author. Most OF his work is
however, confined to essay and review, but
each Is gem In its way-compact, deep,
philosophical and unlike any one else. In
his character and life the same ccccntrici.
Ties and oddities were seen which appear
ia his works. lie was native Of Massa.
chusetis, old In years and ripe In honors
read and admired wherever literature has
foothcld and In New England was regarded
with the reverence that attaches 10 the sage
and seer. II will doubtless be many . day
before the legitimate Successors Of the great
srio previously named appear In the works
.of literature.
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Special to the Herald.

SAN ANTONIO, April Thames 7. New
comb, editor OF the Evening Light, Just re-
turned from the press convention ut Hons
ton, was met by g. II. Smith, city engineer
TINS morning and was thrashed for publish.
ing articles dcrogatory to Smiths official
conduct
The county commissioners to- lay accent
ed The, lowest bid $4,000 to build new
court honse.
Crops in this section are fine except
wheat, which will be onc-third of crop
because of the effects of rust.
John Mitchell of Edwards county, was
tied to tree and beaten nearly to death
and his two sons shot dead by men named
oBrien and Field, Trouble over the pre-.
emption of eighty acres of land abandoned
by Mitchell and squatted on by Field, led
to the tragedy.
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STATE SPECIALS.
Continued from first page.
Corsicana

Corslcana,
Special to the Herald.
CoRsICANA, April 27.-Third days races
Corscana Jockey club; First race-Run-
ming five furlongs, for two-year-ods. u. C.,
llolly's Lorrilard won; +, N. Lilly's Pill.
grim Rose, seconds o. w. stones Little
Maudc, third. Time; l,05l.
Second race-Running, mile dash, for all
ages. Il, X, kelly's Glendower won; II. c.
nolly's Mary s., second; ]. A. Parks Bob
Molloy. third; Campbell Il Highs Julia,
fourth; j, w. Mitten's Count Polignac,
fifth. Time; l,iSi,
The last was the best contested and most
exciting Of the meeting, the iavorite,
Mary s., who had been selling at odds OF
two to one against the field, coming in sec
ond best.
The trotting race, which was loft unfin-
ishcd yesterday, was declared off, owing to
some irregularities,
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Futures.

NKw York, April 1.-THE Posts cotton
report says Future deliveries at first cali
showed a partial decline of i.lOO, advanced
soon after and sold at 1880 y. m, O TO T.l0o
above yesterdays closing quotations, MAY,
Y 81; June, IL %; July, IL 60; August,
IL a. Before aud at the third call prices
recovered to 3.l00. April was bought nj
U % May, |. 80; July, 10 81; September
" 80,
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unfoundetl.

SAN FRANCISCO, April PA Tucson dis.
patch says a meeting has been held by tn,
citizens of Bowie and minute COMPANY
organized for the protection of the town
against Indians. The report of the capture
of Galesville and the killing of thirty.five
persons is incorrect. Only one man was
killed and he was thirty seven miles from
town, There are two companies of troops
at GalesviIle, and Indians did not attack
the place.
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The Election Cases.

CHARLESTON, S. c., April 27.-In the
United States circuit court TODAY the ease
of the United States against John T. Hogp
and thirty.eight other defendants. cbarred
with obstructing qualified votes In Borne.
well county, was resumed. The entire
day was consumed in the examination or
four witnesses for the defense. The testi.
mony given corroborated the testimony
given by defendants witnesses Yesterday
The case will certainly consume the re.
mainder Of the week.
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Fort Worth.
Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
FoRr WORTH, April 27.-Dr. Starley,
president, called the medical association IL
order this morning.
A number of resolutions were adopted
and committees appointed.
The following officers were elected: DR..
5. II, Starlcy, president DIR, w. Z. Burts,
first vice.prcsidcnt; DIR. s. l.. Adams, sec.
cnd vice.presidcnt; DR.. j. s. Willis, third
vice.prcsident; DIR. W, J, Burts, secretary
Tyler was selected as the next place Of
meeting.
The treasurer reported Si7S9a on hand.
Ed Curtis was arrested last night by
Sheriff Maddox charged with being impli
Gated IN the hurglarzing of freight cars at
the Texas Pacific depots. The goods have
been falling short NJ the depot for some
tmc. Some of the goods have been recov,
cred.
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On Trial.

RcuMoYp, April 96.-The trial of Geo.
II, Kendall, of the Kendall Bank .nete com.
panv, of New York, charged with attempt.
ing to bribo Arthur Allen, was called In
the police court to-day, but the prosecu.
ton asked for postponemsnt until to.mor.
row on account Of the absence of very
important witnesses.
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FRIDAY. APRIL .s, 1882,
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers are hereby notified that If
they wish any changes for Sundays issue
in their standing lads" or new ones in
place of those now in the paper, they must
send them in to-day aud tomorrow by
noon. It's necessary that they do this to
give us time to comply with their desires.
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Tho Deadly shotgun.

, DAYyrLtE, Va, April g6.-Frlix Room
killed Nathan johnson to-day at lanccy.
vile, Coswcll county, North Carolina, with
u doublc.harrellcd shotgun and wounded
George Williamson, ir, The messenger
could tell nothing ot the cause of the
shooting. All the parties are Of the best
families.
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SENATOR MITCHELL, of Pennsylvania, Is
not continuing his kicks against the CAM
EaoS ring with any enthusiasm. Mighty is
the machine, and CAMERON is the bsss.
Aud yet MITcHmLs only chance for dis
tinction, he ought to know, is to cut loose
from CAMERON and cease playing "Mc Too"
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A FEW mornings since we published u
communication relative to recent transac-
tions at Marvin College, Waxahachie. The
criticism in that publication was adverse to
the college. Since then we have received
several defcnses of the institution and nc.
ton of its faculty from prominent citizens
Of Waxahache, one of which wc publish
this morning with pleasure.
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LaInpasas.


special To the Herald.
LAMrAsAs, April 27--An affidavit was
sworn out yesterday declaring W. X. Eos
ter to be insane. His family being in
Georgetown, he was taken there. lie has
resided about Austin, Round Rock and
Georgetown from boyhood, being engaged
most OF the time in the newspaper business.
lie has been unfortunate in business, and
at times has INDUCED excessively in strong
drink. He came here about seven months
ago aud was Connected with the Times until
its suspension. For some time
past he has been engaged in get
ting up a trade guide for the
town of Lampasas, which work is uniin.
i,hed. This, together with extreme enthu-
siasm on the subject of religion, seems to
be the cause of his unfortunate condition.
The last day and night here he was raving
and had to be confined.
Max Speer and Myer Crown, who were
bound over to the district court yesterday,
charged with attempting night before last
to set fire to the confectionery store occu-
pied by Crown, have not filed bond and are
still in custody.
Weather warm and dry.
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Galveston,
special to thuUcrnld,

special TO tho Herald.
GALVESTON, April 27.--Cotton receipts,
/ ITO. Market higher. Closed steady.
Sales, COS bales, Quotations; Low ordi.
nary, " ordinary, lOl good ordinary,
ia low middhng, l2i; mdding, II; good
mlddlinE, III, midding fair, l2b.
Futures opened steady. At third call
dull aud steady, aud ) to . points higher
than last closing sales.
A. MINIS. of the sloop Maggie, which
lcn here Monday last for Chocolate bayou,
BraSoria county, while In an intoxicated
condition, fell overheard, near Deer Island,
,nd was drowned.
DIR, Il. II. Larborn, OF tho Palmer. sullivan
yndicatc, together with. General Palmer
nimselr arrived In the city this morning,
rom Mexico. DIR: Larbcrn, states the road
is In splendid condition The track Is now
,cing laid with great rapidity to Toluc,,
he second city In size In the state OF
Mexico, which point they expect TO reach
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GENERAL GoRpoN resigned the United
States senatorship for JoE Brown, and now
Mr.. Bnowy, owing to i'll health, it is ru-
morcd, will resign and GoRpoN will be re-
amounted
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In Massachusetts, the license and anti
license people are about equally divided.
In u total vote of 10000, there was only n
difference of6O in favor of the anti.icense
uronnsiiion.
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Yax COLLECTOR.

YSTE AXE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w CHARLES b. GILLESPIE MS n Candidate
FOR the Office of Tax Collector of Dallas County,
at the November election.
yxTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE J.
w r. BLEWETT as candidate for Tax
Collector of Dallas county at the November cleo
ton.
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Ralph Waldo Emcr.on Dead.

WAsnINoroN, April gi--s.bo u. MIN.
tclliIencc has this moment been received
that Ralph Waldo Emerson Ii dead.
BosroN, April g-s;i0 y. m.-Emerson
died az y O'Clock.
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v1TE ARE AUTHoRIzED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name Of HENRY W. JONES the pres
cnt incumbent ny n candidate for reelection 10
the Office of Clerk to the District Court of Dallas
County. NJ the ensuing November elootOn.
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pr I.nmson 20 Hang

LoSnoy, April aI.--Dr. Lamson will be
hanged at o'clock tomorrow morning.
Marwood viii be The exccutioner. Dr,
Lamson had farewell interviews with some
relatives this afternoon.
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County gnd0c.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r. II. YVES for the Office of County Judge,
at the on suing election.
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Gomutu Yrcasurcr.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w the name Of WILL r. DOUGHLRTY as II
cnudilnte for County Treasurer of Dallas county.
Election, Tuesday, November 9TH, 1852.
ME ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCED. q.
w WILLIAMSON as II candidate for County
Tenrsuier Election November lsSl
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~ iNhisNNNll SothVr paliliui NlnlcntS
WILL NAIL fIS COLuRS 10 TIE MAST
=, Hello. ncnnyi what Is tho trouhcY' "Oh,
IN all h5nke un" was the response 10 the IN.
gulty ~ an old shipniaic " William q. Dennis.
inn, one u farragtis warwotu veterans, well
SHOWN ~ tie southern section VI this city who
..1inN lmpng Into the American vflcc ycstcniny.
~, mouiht l WOULD ~ under the haich,s this
umc, continued ncnniston. 81 never suffered
tomuch inmy life. | had tho rheumatic ruui
tnlad that could not get on the bed or mn, my
ilot " tho floor, aud would have tecn thcrr MI
ha friend had hot recommended Fl, IAtnns on.
lone. L hcsitairi soine time before rpiiins a
lpitlc, thinking twas another ono Of thasradyst.
Used nustrms, hut was finally induced tn rive il
y trial. and n lucky day Il WAS for mo. eWhy.
bless mysars amer bathing the limb thoroughly
Win thcol FEY relisf, and my hi,hwas piiinrd
toht .Agu9 and his OIL amer that f,,,ely say
!hhtifithai MT been fDrsr iACprsOn 1 shuuM.
lnnM pfnmbilty, he stu housed Ny foot palns
me nut,iiuc, aud the swelling hasenilrrly passCsi
ewny II beats anything Of The Kind have ever
heard OF and any person who doubts II send them
@ms atipA South Tenth ST. Alioie,Asa TsvA
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ST. PrtrnspuRo, April 27.-lti Is said hand
bills are being circulated calling upon In,
Jews TO Join the nihilists.
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WnAT are our sanitary forces doing2 The
cutters and streets are already giving forth
u sickening stencil,
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about MAY 5th. About 200 miles is graded
ahead. The doctor says when the road is
completed into the stGtes of Guanaiunto
and Michoca. Texas cotton will be largely
imported. Mills are paying from % TO %
cents per pound for very ordinary cotton.
One mill visited by the DOCTOR was run
ming 200 spindles, with looms. and has
400 operatives employed The rolling mil Q
OF the company, at Pueblo. Colorado, in
which capital OF 81 10000 is invested
have been completed and are furnishing
steel rails in considerable quantities to a
portion of the road.
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Tux hot weather thus early in the season
gives point to the announcement that "thc
comets are coming
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3sor Gyouutu Glcrk.

n hereby announce TO the cilizons of Dallas
i comfy that am a candidate for the Office OF
County Clerk, If my reputation as q man ana
my qualifications for the position nro such as to
me to your confidence. ! ask your
hearty support, picdging my self that no effort
upon my part viii be spared 10 make an efficient
aud faithful servant of the public.
G. NJ. WHEAT.
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On Wednesday the I. o. o. =. had A
grand picnic at Ennis. There Is said 10
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April l6. 1882.

yKTE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w W NJ. G. HILL as Candidate for County
CLERK Election November next.
MIR. W. II. THACKER HEREBY AN.
Nk N0UNCES himself as n Candidate for
County Clerk-has had thirteen years expert
ence as deputy In Texas-for the past six years
IN charge of the County Court of Dallas county
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have been fully 5000 people on 40
grounds, including nine visiting 70 pssi
The dinner on the grounds was INN
and the ball at night was n success, Too
people of Ennis are tobe congratulate ,u
their hospitality as evidenced upon hi ..
casion. Mr.. Gibbs, of Dallas, was orator
OF the day. Mr.. Cheek, OF Ennis, was
manager of the affair. lnthe evening Cap.
tain Mellersh and Mr.. Miller each d,l,v.
cred addresses. Everybody present were
aud the ball,
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Announcements.
1Iistrict G1cck.

uB-An Announcements for Office must be
Paid for In Advance,
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FARM, Rancho, COAL, AND COPPER LANDS

Overcome million acres in lots and tracts Of different
sisc, in Young, Palo Pinto, Eastland Callahan
Shaokeliord, Throckmcrton, Haskell, Stcncwall
King, Knox, Baylor, Archer, Jack, Clay and Mon
saguc Counties, for sale by E. s. Graham Graham
Young Co., Tex, pD-Daily stage from Weather
ord, on T. & P. Railway
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-12

day agreed ny q vote Of . against 20 70 re-
mort 10 che House In favor Of seating VIII
liam NJ. Lowe, the contestant IN the case OF
Lowe rs. Wheeler, from the Eighth con-
gressional district Of Alabama.
After a long debate the previous queS-
tion was ordered on the bin, but without
further action the matter went over.
The Speaker laid before the House COM
munIcaiion from the Secretary Of War, In
response to the House resolution calling for
information as 20 the expenditures OF the
Signal Service. Referred.
The expenditures are as follows: In
1878, Sass, 2sG; 1876. s440.61s; 1877, si24,-
702; 1878, s4a5,G40: 1879, Sj0i, 1902; 1880,
$3.50, 13l; 1881, s593,si4. The expendi-
lures previously reported, the Secretary
states 10 have been erroneous.
Mr. Tillman, OF South Carolina, intro
duced bin providing for a ccaling dock
and naval siorehouse at Port Royal, :. C..
Referred.
Adjourned.
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eueraI Conference Of Methodist
Episcopal Church, South-six b.
shops 10 be Elected.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. MAY 10.-The Com
mittee on EpiscoWcy Of the General Con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. south. will report in the morn
ing in favor Of the election OF siX
new bishops by the General Conference
now I'm session here. This create
quite sensation. The Committee on
ltineracy will present a strong minority
report in the morning in favor Of limiting
the Office Of presiding elder 10 four years
,ucccsiyelv. 4 meeting was held To-
night by the General Conference az the
new Mckendree church 20 hear addresses
from fraternal delegates. Rev. DR.. Ridge
way, Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and Others spoke 70 an immense crowd.
The case Of G. W. Whitman, elder Of the
south Carolina Conference. depOscd from
the ministry on the charge Of immortality.
was remanded for new uial. The Com
mittee on ReyiSals non-concured in the
proposition 10 allow women b. be sunday
school superintendents and also in that 10
strike from the church rolls those who
habitually neglect public worship.
NASHVILLE, May lin the Methodist
Conference to-day. in the case Of Samuel
Cupples, lay delegate from the II. Louis
Confcrens. charged with ayiolation OF the
rules in permitting dancing in his house
since his election. the committee reported
that the law against dancing had been fully
yindicaied by his pastor and church.
Or. Shipp. from the Committee on Fra
ternal Relations. submitted the following
which was adopted unanimously:
ReSOlred. That this General Conference
has heard with great satisfaction the Chris
tlan salutaiion Of the Methodist Church
Of Canada through their fraternal messen-
ger Rev. Howard Sprague, and Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church through
Henry BascOm Ridgeway, u. D., and
heartily reciprocate their expressions Of
love to the Methodist Episcopal Church.
south. praying that the Divine spirit may
render effective their joint labOr- with our
IN spreading spiritual holiness throughout
the earth.
The report Of the Committee on Episco-
pacy recommending the election OF six
bishops produced some discussion on a
motion to limit the number 10 three.
Pending the discussion the Conference adj
iOurned.
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Obsequies Of Lord Cayendisii.

LONDON. May 11.-Lord Cayendish was
buried At Chatsworth to-day. The order
Of the funeral procession was as follows;
Ilear,e. the Duke Of Deyonshire walking
alone, Marquis Of Harrington. Lord Ed
ward Cayendish, Mr.. Gladstone. Earl
Granville. the Speaker Of the House Of
Commons, members Of the Cabinet. and
800 members q Parliament, walking four
abreast. There was an immense crowd
present. the number being estimated as
high a. 10000. Many persons were yisibly
affected. Thecoliin was carried by a number
81 the tenant. Of the Duke Of Deyonshre.
After the coffin had been lowered into the
grave many flowcre were thrown upon it.
one Of the most conspicuous features OF
the funeral was an assemblage OF 5000
tenants OF the Duke OF Deyonshire, father
OK Lord Frederick Cayendish.