The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-14

Rejected. Wv" P''''''SeS'
The bill passed TO engrossn witbo,t
turther amendment,
Inc oili pun'shing persons for concealiny
property stolen by another, the same as The
original offender, passed to engrossment.
ane oii changing the venue in civil cases
.eaylng y 10 the discretion of the Judge af
el nearihs the evidence on each side, as 10
wne.her change OF venue shall be made.
was tasen up. pending which the house al
1ourned to $50 tomorrow.
CAPITAL cHRoNrcLINss
Inc committee on penitentiarias will
nee, 10 morrow evening TO consider the
resolution TO ratify the lease,
ine comptroller paid into the treasury
so,uay shVV 10 the credit of the general
Receipts from sale OF lands, 5000.
ouatton rs gulf and harbor bill, introduced
| py request this morning gives the comnanv
aosoiute control over the gulf front of Gal.
weston island for fifty years. Senators who
nave read the bill disapprove Of it in toto,
.. nnu y !, certain That the committee will re.
probably report back Chenoweth's ra;,r"aS
oill tomorrow. 1t is understood thev cot
'hrough taking testimony TODAY. eN'
tonight at about s O'Clock A lamn exnlo.
ueu n 1he city hospital, frame building
situated on East Bois dare street Tbe
burning oil scattered over the floor and beds
"a tne room, and in few minutes the on.
ure building was wrapped in flames On
the ped IN the room where the exnlosion
occurred was year old child, whose m other
negro woman and hospital cook. was
IN 1.-the ane Kitchen. The child was entirely con.
sumeu' anu the mother, IN attempting 10
save ~, was SO badly burned that She will
naIuiy nve WI morning. There were six
pat,enls M tne hospital, all of whom were
;u,noVsa ;rn anu placed In an adjoining build.
ing. NO insurance.
Galveston.
GALVESTON, Feb. l3.-TSpccial llama,
saliivan' Of the Mexican National railroad
VINO arrived from Mexico this morning by
the steamship Whitney, brings information
.nat the road was opened for business tc
Maravatio on February 9Th and has beer
completed and accepted to Acambro and /,
ready ior the rails seventy.two kilometre,
north OF that point.
young man named A. HefIron was mr.
res!eq r;,h az O'Clock this morning, charged
WIN onrglarlzing A. Hopes saloon of y,
lot ol liquors, which were found in his nos
session. He is well connected, and at rTv on,
I,me pn was proprietor Of livery stable OF
Bath avenue. ''"''0 W
IA Among the passengers by the s,eamsbi,
whitney, from Vera Cruz this m9rninp
was young man named Il. A. Clandman
VINO, II IS understood, is an abscondsr an,
deiaulter to the amount of several hundre,
dollars. He was employed as telerranl
| operator near the City of Mexico oh IN
) ilne OF the Mexican National. TIE yesse
was boarded at Vera Cruz by nolice /,
search OF Claudman, but he eIuded then
! ana arrived upon the same steamer will
Mr. sullivan. Claudman denies the alleca
| hon. He left for New Orleans at noon. 'e'
twenty deputy United States marshal
were sworn in this morning and left fo
, JEFFERSON this morning heavily armed /,
ptotect the United States Federal oour
: at that point. The step is take,
, as a wise precaution against violence dnrin,
, the trial OF parties accused of Violating tb
eiectlon laws during the recent election.
Weather bulletin, for the cotton belt. fnr
mshed ,,.!,l by the signal service in conjunctiol
, with the several railways Of the state. '''
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