The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-28
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS,

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bhNNhN, NoL', jan z"-Ihe republican
caucus nominated I. NJ. Bowen for United
States SENATOR
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Nh" iohh, jan -L-Harry hill an
nounces that Richard X. Fox has author.
lied HIM to state he will back Slads, the
Australian, to fight any man in the world
for 5000 u side.
MONTREAL, QugpKC, Jan. 27.-Tho union
boot and shoe iasters, so long on a strike,
have returned 10 work on employers
terms
LINCOLN, Neb. Jan, 1.-THE vote for
United States senator; Boyd, y; Saunders.
10, Ihayer, 10; Millard, ii; Stickel, IA.
Manderson, 8, S,Martin, 8, Brown, 3. Lake ..
Croutze, / balance scattering.
NEW YORK, Jan. There is absolutely
no foundation for the senrationa gossip
telegraphed from New York about the
changes IN the administration OF the New
YORK World. INQUIRY ut headquarters au.
ihorlzes the statement that the World was
never SO prosperous and its regular circula-
tion never so large as at this time,
LITTLE Rock, Jan. 21.-The senate Ioint
resolution TO submit the constitutional
amendment ioTbiddinK payment of state
railroad aid, levee and llaliord bonds,
amounting to about $ll 100000, as amended
by the house, was adopted by the senate
aud goes to the governor, who will sign il
DENVER, Col, Jan, Elm Joint session
both houses OF the legislature at noon to.
day Hon. Thomas NJ, Bowen, of Rio
Hrande, was elected United States senator
Tor six years from March ith, and Hon. Ii
A. W. Iabor, OF Arapahoe, for the short
term, each OF which received tho full party
Sr. Louis, Jan. T.-Today's issue of the
| western Watchman, n Catholic journal has
the following editorial paragraph! I'VE un-
dersland Father Mccarthy. who has iust
la1leh sole heir to an uncle's fortune Of
Sl,WV,VVo mas decided TO devote the en-
'ite legacy 10 the liquidation OF the Cincin.
hatl uspt,
SE hoVls, Jan -i.--lhe wrestling match
between Muldoon and Bauer, for $40 q
sue az the Masonic hall tonight, attracted
.ne largest audience ever assembled at a
ike performance IN this city. Muldoon won
!ne contest, getting the iirst and third falls
~ m,,Ii,' n.u siy io, linle l'o anu minutes.
t Dui tnc evening" telegram was received
ro'n nuWaIu p,opyi the Engushman now
w NV lVrk, ehalienging the winner tOa
maich Tor soUa side, ltthe winner should
10 psu1s ~. 1 ne oueitu s9OO 10 SioO.
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the carnival are progressing The king gwlll
asnnv ,',,n mChuHy, we oIl'' ana have u grand
aeVep.,Vn iho hrSWeol fro'eus Will give
a. pdii1yu ,ii anu pau M9hday night, On
m'iI' hn ~ "tas, the hlu6 Jay, the parade will
Tren, H. ehv my. N ever glNen. Inc veteran
anu 1,,i1 LII u, nolius WI give their pageant
S''H - ~ p,,'THn,.n'. Dair ','o 'I,,ie a.. hlsnt,
f-ar,,,'',, 80 IN ilurI Aost, The
nhnnt 5nS Wara ,uuiysss" "u audience OF
which was @ son,oSa tU,p'bn,' rue speech
tnre ,ai,sI io .n,,"s ", wv luuuiiulafy ma
osn Ito viii all" ".y u.hIAeu "hthuSi-
mor,o,y "''' "''''V' ""o'hV' auuiess To-
M,,",r,,rr Ia. NJ -,
bo,,sa "iHoMah, ino',as,, 'ni, me Newhall-
be advcrse cr;,ic,.nny iiy " Ssorrdopeu w., oohsl1era'
6re Ie,,ar,,,, v,n,'''Suns y, tn1 actions OF the
a,ds .'n, 'r,vn'' @ itNaie Waterman Rlch'
TG,r,s "a % unu w 'uo nrSt on the ,cenc.
n 90.,oo, ~ "Y,a. u'"uo o{ thv lltemen TO raise
SroL" 1850 9 uG'Vils'oh ,i 'anuer nnt the gearing