The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-01

anu maintained that 10 leave out
tne noIu knoWlngly' would be crushing
70 large class of citizens OF the state.
hlli offered subsiitr'N -,Tnishinc ne-.
sous Who shall sell food crurs Known 10
DC adulterated. Adopte
tWlor offered an amendment. striking
out 'nat part appropriating $1,000 for the
purpose OF employing experts and analysts.
roster offered substitute 10 the amend.
t, nient, stlkIng ont the entire section, pro.
sluing ior the inspection and analyyation of
1000 and drugs. Adopted.
roster, OF Limestone, offered an amend.
ment providing for the puni, ,hmept Of nor.
sons VINO may adulterate whisky, wines and
heer, pending the discussion Of which the
mouse ADJOURNED till..9;S0 to morrow.
IN, CAPITAL cHRoNIcLINGs.
Ihe Albany Fair Grounds as,ociation
capital sock $l5,00, filed a charter Today
Also, the Presbyterian church of Spring.
ton, Parker county.
Inc comptroller today deposited SO 600
70, 70 ,ne creoit OF the general revenue, and
S6o,OOO to the available and Sl5OOO To the
permanent school fund.
Judge Joseph b. Costa an old and highly
esteemed citizen, died this morning. He
was connected with the law firm of Hancock
4 West for years.
Inc penitentiary lease comes up in the
senate on Saturday, and will meet with
strong opposition, with chances in favor of
Tvs passing, and, really, laying all political
nuucomoe aside It ought to be ratified. By
Tvs provisions, II it does not prove satsfac.
u.Sis, ~ can DC Cancelled a. any time, and in
the oplnlon OF many It seems nothing but
just 10 give 1t at least uial. Ii is very
carefully drawn, and no loop.hole is left for
the iessees to crawl out in case they find
they nave drawn u very large and unman.
ageaoie elephant, q thing not at all improb.
aole wnen u Is remembered that the mum.
per Oh outside convicts is limited after three
Years AT the end Of that time all convicts
are TO DC Withdrawn from railroads, and all
Wnite Sohvicts are to be confined within
sne walls, The power behind the throne
here working against the approyal of The
lease, is the Galveston Wharf company, one
OF the most powerful monopolies in this
state, and II will be well to look before
Gated by it.
Senate report published in Sunday s paper
had Senator Matlook favoring reduction
: OF time OF payment for school lands and
increasing interest. 1t should have been
Just the verse He wanted the time ey.
tehueo rom 80 to I'D years and interest
reduced from to per cent.
Governor Ireland's message, delivered
weeks ago, has not rs yet been laid on the
oesks OF senator's and very few of the sug.
gestions made IN it have been acted on
should the legislature adjourn ON the 9TH
OF March, thing not at all likely, it will
surely be called together again. The gen.
eral impression is that the legislature will
|, not adjourn until about the Goth of March
,, Thus far, even the chronic fault.tnder
, mas found no occasion to complain at the
, course Of Governor Ireland in administer.
ing the state government.
| The new Sprrptarv pf ptnto 10 Ia, =.
=, golden opinions daily, and his quiet, unas.
! suming and courteous department is max.
ing him exceedingly popular.
Ihe same can be said of the new attorney.
general, who. by his affable manners and
care and ability in solving perplexing ques
hons OF law, is pleasing all, and more than
, meeting the expectations of his most san,
guine friends. His selection was oppor
, tune, and the state is peculiarly fortunate
, IN having nm occupy so important posi-
ton.
Comptroller Swain, too, Is rapidly risinl
, IN popularity, and the management OF The
comptroller's office has not suffered
at his hands. The same methodi
cal care that distinguished tn,
, Office in the past is rigidly adhered to
and besides is promptly and satisiactorl,
attended to- His righthand man, JohI
Mccall is an able and efficient officer
, while the chief corresponding clerk, th,
aifable. always cheerful and rotund MIR
Oliphant makes yerybody feel at home
= The warrant clerk is a happy soul, who's,
!, promptness and correctness in filling ou
' warrants, makes fellow, when he has on,
,, for $1,000 filled, wish he had Il dozen OF
more to fill so rs to linger that much longe,
in his presence. The Office, as usual /,
, crowded with business today.
Galveston.
GALVESTON, Feb. 2S.-[Special. l--Cour
! of appealG-AIllrmed; Kennedy VS.. Clarl
5 Il Tankersley, from Harris county Gulf
Colorado Il Santa Fe Railway VS.. Holt
from Johnson county; Thornton vs.. the
State from Dallas county. Reversed and
. remanded; Johnson VS., Bronson & SHUTTER
from Colorado county; International 4
Great Northern railway VS.. Smith, from
, Harris county: Shehane VS.. the State from
, Tarrant county; McWhorter vs.. the State
,, from Navarro county. Submitted on mo.
ton to dismiss; Arlington ct al. VS.. The
, State, from Gonzales county two cases.
, the state vs.. Arlington OF al. from Con
! zales county; Houston vs.. the State, from
/ Gonzales county (thrce cases) and Hodges
sion set aside and certiorari granted.
Captain NJ. Quin, at noon to-day, received
i a dispatch from General Trevino, at Monte.
,, rey, that the steamship Yucatan, upop
which General Diaz and party embarked
would touch at Galveston, and that the
party would disembark here and proceed
by train to Monterey. The Yucatan i
, hourly looked tor, as 1t is known that she
Is due at New Orleans tomorrow, and
preparations are active to receive and give
Diaz and party cordial reception. When
the steamship Yucatan is sighted of the
harbor, the revenue cutter will give the
signal by firing three guns, and will ther
steam out to the Yucatan, take on board
the general and his party, and rs the
cutter steams up the harDor, the ex
president will receive a salute of twenty
guns. Upon landing, the party will be con
Quoted to the fremont hotel, where an in.
forma' reception will be held, at the con.
clusion OF which they will be taken TO the
opera'house to witness the rendition of The
Hugenots by the Fench Opera company
now playing an engagement here. Such Is
, the programme mapped out, should the
party arrive tonight.
The steamship Whitney arrived from
Vera Cruz tonight with a far freight and
passenger list.
, Weather bulletin, for the cotton belt. fur
nished by the signal service in conjunction
with the several railways cf the state
o.,. Max Temp. Min. Temp. Rainfall
galveston GO ~ -.
houston. .,..,. G7 3t
Hampstead. .... Ga "a 80,
iea1ne..",,,." 20 30 -,
Whco..'.. 20 81 -,
Cofsicana- ,.,,.. 67 81 49,