The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-15
,v oa1wpus BALDWIN, ~ wIIdLAms. Dallas Texss.

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zens Of Layaca county protesting against
Rohertson. of Bastrop, Durant and Udum
n,osented netitions from citizens OF theil
resnentive counties asking for prohibition
The psndIng business was the general ap.
nronriation biz,
Or motion of u pton, the house went into
49,, i,taa If Tho whole To consider the
oia,,sa ,ndep the head of the general land
o o1,aa
'iT Tfmton read letter from Commissioner
W.. II noonn,n,anding that fine following
oaicos and annronriations for tne same be
olnSoe anu app' noiary of corresnond.
inaue' III e. fno. oro hook.
ing cie s1 soo. @, one assistant hook
keeper a, SaoV' ' az c,orS a no
keeper, 49, one iI ~ o.a nv fand hoard
tn9 aooYe ~ oo 49, hu Inc leg;slatnre
or bureau Is crea'eu ny 'he iesi'i"'ui0'
Adopted; ;.ooI,orao,s Dov,s
Under the nead OF niisceiis a,,, D"o'
OF camp, 0h e an anie ,,naa Of tbe stnte
prlating S4ooo ior tne puIp4so ~ ve ''1 or
resuning cputIoi VI neL pSana ~ ros,,na
the contingency tnaI sne uoes NV r ,r;ot;,'o,
Hill offered SUBSTITUTE appl4piia'ins
$oo,Voo lor salu purpose. Auup'e ,.ouid;no
Labatt ofiered an amenulnene pioyfi't th5
that one SET Oh tne ten Votunius ,h W, ' he
Southern hlstorlcai Society pape!s sn"i -.
sent TO eacn oi Vne
Canned companies, anu 'ne "tntn
TO the PUBIC libraries III the s'"'o'
Adopted. Al,
Under the head OF general expense oi .Le
udlclal departmeht, salat ns oo NJ ~ 90 n00
torneys were raised rom pisHuo ~ Ps,Ui;GI;
WOODS oHereu an amenu dne s.IiAinS
out the appropriation OF So,ooY lor tne purt,
chase OF the huddle gallery OF Porisrales VI
the presidents OF inc Iepuollo emu EYE
nors OF IeXas. AdopteuIayes, ~, nay 90.
Jllson offered an amehunenC sirIhln " ~ t,o
10000 appropriated for the purchase OF the
Alamo. Inc ayes anu HOES Were oeliianueu
ayes, 81; noes, 4S. a"~.-a-
CAPITAL CHRoNICLINes;; -
The legislature Will hardly aoJourn Pc
fore April U. Inc mouse Is pussy on ene
general appropriation pll anu iaiMay
matters. HOW the iaIter Will pan ou' 10
dllhcult TO tell. w. H. .1,,a ,;,,o ,s
Captain Ferg Kyle, the chllo.hke anu
piano sergeantat, oI 'ne seIaCe, 10 1ne
mosS popular olllcel IA tne pHli,,, Nj
Burke, his assistant, and uncle Billy flLz'
hugh are all popular anu give niore 'hah
Satisfaction TO senators.
| FROM lnalcauohs tnere appears w W NJ
uoupG ABOUT tne approval vi .io poniUo na
tlary lease Dy the mouse, t1e oplnlon pre-,
vailing that II the INSIDE industries required
by It's terms, ana when are eAperllnentai'
especially the lron.Works oi hush, are f suo
cessfui, the state, AT the teTniiilaIlon ~ one
lease, can resume successfully anu "1'hou'
uanger OF oehclenGles. nil, ho
The railroad to the capitol grouhds VIII De
pushed TO complexion as raploly as ,on Sd
BILE. Work on the foundatlon OF tne pullu-
ing is progressing fayoraoly. -.
The water-works company nave dis,
tributed pipes south OF me Guy, anu IN MA
few weeks the deaf ana dumo asylum VIII
be supplied with water.
Lieutenant'GovernorM Martin continues 10
improve ana VIII soon De OUT: .
through an omission IN eatuIoay re-
port, MIR. Labatt was made TO SIT tamely
by and say nothing In regard TO the charge
made by, Chenoweth, that ne seen some
one" ana after that oeter4ilnea W supp Pr ~
GiDson's substitute. Mr.. Labatt replied 10
Chenoweth with, 1T is untrue E9eno.
weth afterwards explained tnaI ne Ilu ~. no'
intend to impugn the motives OF the gem
tleman from Galyestoh, nor uiu ae tnInS o -.
believe he had been unuuly hnuehceu III
his vote.
The Galveston, houston henuersoh
railroad to-day hle9 resolution huSn SI ~
| ing the issuance of first mortgage bonds 10
the amount of $2,0OO,OOO.
| The Victoria water company, capitai
stock 1900, filed charter to-day.
DIR. Pope, OF the Baptlst Herai9, Is mere
| trying to arrange Win Mr. hoXe ior an eA-
cursion of Baptist ministers to Monterey,
Mexico, some Tune IN May. rug paRel sH
ministerial convention con'ehes III ""oo
| eStn OF May, a., ,,,o5 a. =,
Inc attoIney-geneIa1 ,i uJ1y 70 trial fees fees
| oJIuS u5SJH Jt.,,o,,t is rnoeLad and n
where an Indictment Is quasheu, anu
motion m air Th;s dacisSion IL
sustaIneu. us o,;nionS Of tho
exactIy contrary 70 .ng ophLI jpn, us thaf
wv iaoV s. NJ ee,,;tiad 20 feae in such
judges were not entltled 70 ieeS ~ SUCH onnl
cases EullnenI lesai o.. 1.,,,o.ni
| cur Win tne present. aCCorney senoia o.. oI
Inc recelp,s OF revenue az cue Ineo onni ~
lers once LOT January w WEE oo 10 0oo
ruary, $l9l w agalnst soo'Uoo, anu 1855 1850
respecsiVely Lor en I1 S Sapie in0ii'ii' ~
hecelpLs to-uhy, Sll,Vy' .,..,4 ,,ou;,,
MRS. moore, Wlie OF inc assistaiiv nup IN
tendehI Oh inc iuna'io asylum 0''N '--'
morning. ~.r,
SENATE. nh uo,,
| AUSTIN, Marcn -lobnSoiai1 Ill So,
ate was calIeo 10 orue,' ane Ioii O"io s sH NJ
ing no quorum piesen t on d;nnrnod IN IN
buchanan; the senate auJourneu III Az
o'clock tomorrow.
HOUSE; - uonool
The bill amendatory Oh the hc' ~ ; epeas
all laws granting ianus OF Ianu oei'inOa'''
10 raiiroaus passeu W ensIsvS1ssthVs nv :,
Cayens SUBSTITUTE, proviaiIs ior tel state
ana separate nSAeo io ng 1sSs
ana federai Offices paSSeu W 'Nsi'71
ment.
A resolution by Stagner authorizing
! the speaker 10 appoint committee 70
1 formulate a new railroad bill was laid over
| temporarily.
Chenoweth's bill for the relief OF the heirs
OF John w. Thompson, who fell at the
Alamo passed the house.
The pending business was the general
The items for the purchase Of monu-
ments TO be erected over the graves OF the
Dawson heroes and veterans who fell at
Goliad and Refugio, and also for the pur-
chase of the grounds at San Jacinto, whereon
Amounting in the aggregate TO $l4000, on
motion of TilsoR, were stricken out.