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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

Death OF Port Warden Smith--Gaiveston
Takes Second Place AS Cotton Port and
will strive TO Distnnce New orIs.,s Nav,
se,son- proco.d,ncs -, ~. -.
-. ,,'..'., '- W '"0 N's"'s Vi
'''' "'"'"".'on hto'
GALVESTON, May Especial. - Port
Warden w. J. Smith. % veors old
and Il vounc man ~ ,,;a III
..ia $3.50, c" I'o'n'so' o''"
'"'' -'"''"i'S aiieF bflel Illness,
at the residence of his mother, cor
Ninth md Nocbo,,c str,,,o at. =,
c,w lovsn.o ,,a m,,a Y''ee''' guy lew
health AMI b,s s, T"S "p,,,,gn"S lheNeelleht
u, ,",t' ms suuucll uedth Is painful suf-
wa W u,o ia,Eu c,ruiS OF friends, whose
IT III m ~ uu' W 'iie neIeaVeu mother.
no.";nc w '"'''''" Nv ~ oloch TOMORROW
nay, 'tub' c..,
,' =" 'I 80 i"Du ". e9Vonu pace as c1lton
U.T N",,1'ton "ls.aho1u savannah yes
Int ~" ~ - INV the second cotton
n ,,,i -, '.o S"''ou NluteS. uer gross re-
ovr,a W. ,o NJ 5 WE amount TO SoS,96O bales,
F as no, i-op SAME 'l.'e Iast season while
III iSq lhvJu,ptS "iiouns TO 90 loI, against
y.s,n,, ~ no oo., Sui,iu ,.n,e lasI season Gal
.dv,rcs,,nt I TpOrN ,,s,s lupuanI over her
nIacn Nv 'Ct rro, ine 'ouLtn 10 the second
,a ora, as N Joo''n point ana IS determined
,,,go,, ,,,l.,, -. -, l''''N' i'AN
s soTI"'l,, m.ess tle HouIu ana Huntington
'"TrmHl sys.euhs HiscrIaihhte against her.
lraihs last niSht ana this morning
orouS"t III auult'onal delegates to the SUI
Irene louEe Vi 'ile hh'ghts ct Honor
wimm was e'l,leu 10 o'uof At ociock this
ai'ethmom by the supreme dictator,
non ~ cochran The reports Of the ysri.
gus SolligeIS 9i lhe supreme lodge were read,
Suu reierIeu 10 lhe appropriate committees
,1r aGl'Hh ahu report thereon, alter which
,uc 'oube "oJourheu I'll III Il. IN, TO NOR
rom Ti
mere are ABOUT ono hundred delegates
p.Sen,i Iep'eSentlis every state but this
III t'e Union Although there are large
iunber oi visiting Knights of Honor in at
,enuanS"' lhe personnel OF the body is very
a a,,,e H',H v1n,alns men oil high civic AID
social distinction;
io-nisnt me delegates to the supreme
l9uee ana visiting knights of Honor were
given reception at the pavilion, and
speeches oil welcome on behalf OF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

DURING the SWngerfest week there will
nnquestionably be II number of capitalists
in our city who will be DESTROYS of investing
here. We cannot present pretty streets
and sidewalks, but we can show the livest
business town in the state and the city
with the greatest boom on ii in the entire
therefore, to be up and doing, and TO see
that Dallas shows Off at its best in every
respect. The week after Snngeriest and
Press Association ought to be of great ben
eft to us in the matter of obtaining perma-
nent citizens of means, as it will doubtless
be, and this fact will doubtless have rs
much weight as any other in giving our
town its present unprecedented boom.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09
Another Scare

HALIFAX, May Sowing to the startling
letter OF warning from Sir John Mcdonald
number of special policemen have been
sworn in for special duty about the govern
ment house and other points. Last
night the provincial parliament and
post office buildings were watched by
policemen OF the city force, detailed
| Tor That duty, besides the regular night
watchmen. Besides the police on duty
at night throughout the city are ordered
not to take relief early in the
morning, rs customary, and those
who 90 oil duty at u. m. are until further
inst uction, to remain on their beats till
y. The cause of the selection of ualifaX MS
the spot tor Fenian action is evident,
owing to its prominence as a mil.
itary station. From what is learned
as To the source of the Information
winch alarmed the authorities, it appears
there was adjective at the recent Land
eage conference in Philadelphia who
had been instructed toreport anything of
importance. He communicated To The
governor general that the day of Brady s
execution was to be the signal for com.
bined attempt whenever and wherever the
opportunity afforded General Sir
Patrick McDougall, ommander-in-chief
| OF the British forces of America.
stated the contents of the letter received by
Lleut.-Gov. Archibald were almost the
same rs teleGraphed last night, but the
statement that two suspicious vessels sailed
from Boston for Halifax had not been made
| lie stated that circumstances short
time ago led him to order an extra sentry
az the lar.e powder magazine at Point
Pleasant park, but further, there had not
been any nSthening Of the guard here
or ut o,h6r places in the city. The reporter
| mentioned the fact of torpedoes being car
rled by vessels referred to, when Sir Patrick
replied that lining the harb0r with these
dangerous explosives might be undertaken
almost at any time without detection; cyen
now Che hnrbor may be tul of them and
/ Wo not know it, as parties might have
already placed them in position
without being observed. No suspicious
vessels have arrived in the harbor, No
| special instructions have been issued bv
HIM regarding taking precautions for the
protection of property or the like. and il is
not anticipated that any events VII occur
TO alarm the public, Lieut. Adamson COM
manding 'he TenedoS in the absence from
the city of Commander Lane, denied the
| report ~ to order1 for extra look-outs or
| other precautions
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

We are in receipt of the first number of the
Estray Record, awcekly publication, issued
by the Protective aud Detective Association
of Texas, with domici in Dallas, with
COLONEL CHARLES l.. MARTIN as editor. 1t is
a i-page, Scolumn sheet, and contains
some eighteen columns of advertising OF
estrays of cattle, horses, mules, etc. The
balance of the space il devoted to choice
selections of appropriate reading matter
Persons finding in that list any OF their lost
stock have only to send them the number
on the margin, and for So per head for
horses, mules etc., and $3.50 for cattle, the
association will inform the party where his
stock is. Subscription price, 81 per annum,
II is worth double the price asked.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09
The Fisheries Exposition

LONDON, May S.-Tho arrangements Of
exhibits at the universal fisheries exhibi.
lion will be about completed by opening
day, May -. Spaces not in proper order
a. the time will be covered with flags. All
European exhibits, except Russia, have AR.
rived, Among the countries best repre-
scented are: Italy, Holland, Sweden and
Norway. Russia is backward, but eventu.
ally will have large exhibit. OF the South
American Colnirics' displays; Chill alone
is noticeable. All British colonies and mos.
sessions are we'll represented, especially
Canada which shows the whole process OF
artificial risca culture, and fish rro2er
since last July. The interest of this section
will be greatly enhanced when the oxhibi.
ton OF British Columbia arrives. New.
loundland displays n complete series o.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09


WHAT an exchange has to say with refer.
ence to the closing scenes Of the New York
legislature is apropos to many other leris.
ist'vc bodies In the land and deserves more
yam mere passing notice. Our own lcpis.
)surc, in adlourning, did not forget the
popriohes, but We are forced to say tha,
lsny Others did, and the record ourh, 10
'lied away against them. Our EXCHANGE
question rem ks "Tho session of tho
New York lcgis etnrc closed Yesterday with
tho usual accompaniment of fllo.throwinp
anu bill'slealing from the clerks desk. /,
some philosophical scientist would explain
just why 1t Is absolutely necessary for an
sdiourning legislature to execute n war.
dance and resolve itself into a mob of howl.
~ savages, he would perform great pub.
no service. There are lots Of iguoran, peo
pc Who don't think II Ia necessary nj MI,
ana Tor that reason great injustice ia i,ah,,
= - done 70 tho noisy iaw.makers. Ths
which Il apparently an uncomfortable I'm
\. puVse % indulge In = NJ Of boossshuess
oasuiusd luto wIlful crime committed h
me- moral Assnss. The publIe need !,
ashssrnsnt On Ne suhieel.".
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

Mr.. FREp WAnpE, the tragedan, who ba,
always been received with such beortv
ovation by our citizens. has been talking
about Texas in the east, and his remarks
are oil the most complimentary character
In arecent interview he took occasion 10
remark Texas is the grandest state Il
mas ever been my good fortune to visit
both in point of climate and soclabilitv
Northern people, as a general thing asso.
o'aie cowboys aud all that is tough with
That grand country, but il isa mistake I
found it directly opposite. The citizen,
represent the surplus energy aud culture
Of the world, and enjoy the advantages Of
az modern improvements, The cities are
splendid ones. In them can be found n
society second TO none in the land, and al.
though great many combinations travel
through the State of Texas, the preference
OF the people is for the higher order o,
music and drama. As field for youth and
energy IL IL unexcelled.''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

are filling up with lusty, thrifty and pros
porous population. If Jefferson could sus-
tain road so well then, how remunerative
ought to be the proposed line from Dallas
under the present bright conditions A
few years ago Mr.. PAUL BRENoSD under
took NEST similar enterprise, and after
the same mode of procedure. OF course he
was put down as visionary enthusiast
like the Jefferson merchants were, but of
course he too succeeded just as they did,
and to-day that narrow gauge line
penetrating the rich pineries OF East Texas
begun to pay handsomely, and the name OF
PAUL BRENogD came to be the synonym
for shrewdness aud long-headed 'agacity.
This, likewise, would be the story with the
indicated project of Dallas TO build north
easterly toward Paris, thence southwesterly
to Mexico, in line that would pay best,
and bring and keep that business immed-
ately within the sole control Of Dallas.
Will not our people at once consider OF
these things, and if deemed practicable, at
once inaugurate the move?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09
Won by Blue Grass,

LONDON, May S.--The New Market sec
ond spring meeting began to-day. The
race for the Burwell stakes for three year
Odds was won by J. X, Keene's Blue Grass;
Alexander's Wild Arab, second; Lord Rose
berry's Blue Gown third, Five starters.
Blue Grass made the running from the
start and there was three.tourths of length
between Wild Arab and Louise Victor, a
colt of Keene's. The four.year old colt.
Golden Gate, has been scratched for the
Manchester cup.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

INTELLIGENCE from the Texas & st. Louis
narrow guage railroad headquarters is to
the effect that owing to unanticipated
causes beyond the companys control, it
will be impossible to extend the line to
completion to Dallas by the LIST of April
next, and upon which the propositions for
the subsidy were made. This produces an
altered condition of affairs and would seem
TO necessitate fresh negotiations. The fate of
Dallas as the great business centre, and
more particularly as the grand focal rail.
way point, with such superior advantages
in every way, has been so emphatcally as
sured within the past few months that we
may yet look for the terminus of this road
at this place.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09
MCKINNEY.

Convicts on for Rusk-Hegret to Lose
Them-Personal and General
MCKINNEY, May ESPECIAL &c. T.
Oglesbv last evening received from our
sheriff Hugh Brownlee and Fayette Meyers
for the Rusk penitentlary.
Our reople will regret to lose Messrs.
Hunstabe & Bro. Dallas seems to want
everything good that it can get. | guess
they will get our candy factory next.
Our yigllant sheriff, William Worden,
left to day for GAINESVILLE to bring back
Bickerstail charged with burglary and THEFT
committed in this county.
County court is now in session, dispens-
ing justice.
ii. b. Coke, of Dallas, was in our CITY to-
day on professional business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

GOVERNOR FOSTER, of Ohio, already rich
receives S5Oo,OOO more by the death of hi,
father which occurred few days since n,
Fostoria, in that state Notwithstanding
uat Tact, further political preierment is as
lar from him as could possibly be, thus il
Illustrating the fact that the race is not al.
ways to the swift, and that honest poverty
is often more powerful than all the golden
colors that could be created.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

IT is difficult to determine which worries
England most, the presence of BRADLAuGm
or the absence ofNumber One. They are
both citizens that could be dispensed with
In the economy OF society, and England
could not cover herself with more glory
than by setting square down on both of
these now famous citizens.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

THE trustees OF the Brooklyn bridge a
alarming the metropolitan public to an nm.
u'ua' degree. Now that the bridge is con.-
pleted at cost of nearly $4,000 900, the
trustees refuse TO allow an opening day pro
cesslon, and say that even Jumbo can't
cross IT, This has impressed the public
with the idea that tho trustees are afraid
the bridge will break down. 1t is more
than likely after the huge structure has
been used awhile, that it will be discovered
to be even grosser fraud upon the public
than now supposed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST.. Louis, May S,-Flour unchanged
Wheat opened higher, advanced and closed
lower than at opening; No . red, $l.lil To
81 liI cash; 81 liA to 81 lBf, clCsiup A,
Il l5i, June; Sl.l5S to $tl6; closing nj
81 l6t, July. Corn slow; 52I TO 52A, cnsh.
52s to to 52s, May; 52l to 52l, June; 5il TO
81 bS July; closing at inside prices. Oats
Gull; Il 8 cash; i3 June; tt 10, Ju'y,
Whiskey steady, at 81 Ia Corumcal G,m,
at S2,65. Pork higher; $O37 l.2 to $50 30
Bulk meats held higher; long clear, 1905
to 1915; short clear, II asked. Bacon
strong aud higher; long clear, II ~
short rib, III short clear, liz. Lard nomi.
nal. Cattle scarce and firm; demand not
very urgent, but largely In excess of SUP.
ply, especially for good light; heavy shin.
ping slow at 80 10 ~ 90; light to fair, So 10
to 80 90, common 10 melinm, "a. 15 to IS oS.
good cows aud hc'ters, 81 90 10 Sb.25; com.
mon, 81 10 to ~ %; grass Texans, a so to
70 %; receipts, 400. Hogs good light shin.
ping, 81 TO I.l5; mixed to good packing,
S60O to 81 20; butchers TO extra, 81 % to
$3.50; receipts, $50. Sheep steady; common
to merium, 50 % to - 70; iair to good, 81
to 81 60; choice, Si.75 to So.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS Cry, May s.--Wheat lower and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

THE president named the new steel
cruisers for the navy the "Boston," "Chi.
oago" ard ATLANTA" out of desire ia
honor and remember the three great sec.
hons OF the union. His intentions were
good, but when II comes to selecting
chief executive next summer, this act OF
patriotism and condescension on the part
oil the president will doubtless be entirely
forgotten.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09
The Parnellitss,

LONDON, May S.-A meeting of Parnelite
members of parliament was held last night,
Parnell presiding. A motion passed in
favor of the formation of three sub-com-
mlttees, one on estimate, one on foreign
and colonial affairs and one on local affairs,
each committee to be composed of five
members
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

a GREAT kick is beginning to be made
against the alleged shipment OF Irish pau.
pers by the English government to thi.
country Paupers though they are labor
OF all kinds is so scarce in the country that
all OF them can be at once utilized. In III,
meantime the unproductive lazy agitators
can come by the dozen and continue to
SOW trouble after they get here, and moth
ing is ever said about it. A ship.load O
paupers, it Strikes us, Is far preferable to ,
sh'pioad oil agitatcrs and dynamite plot
tiers. F''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

AN eastern exchange remarks that GouLn
Is In Texas for the purpose of purchasing
the big meteor that fell here week or SO
since. lfGouLD would capture and carry
away the correspondents whose fertile
brains produced the fall Of the meteor, the
state would be open to congratulations for
months to come.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09
In FOREIGN FIELDS.
Lord CarlingfOrd Won't Boycott
Brother Jonathan's Bullock.
The Governor Of Limerick Jail Steps
Down and Out.
The Death Sentence of a Dublin As.
sassin Committed
The Parnellltes Palayering - Blue
Grass Wins Cup.
Halifax TO be HOnOred by the Dyna.
mite Fiends,
And is Considerably Exercised Over
the Prospect.
The Parnellltes Palayering -. Bit
Grass Wins a Cup.
Halifax TO be Honored by the Dyna
mite Fiends,
And is Considerably Exercised Over
the Prospect.
The Queen has Returned TO Windsor


LONDON, May S.-Lord Carlingiord, lord
president OF the council, and minister of
agriculture, to-day, in receiving a deputi
ton from the central chamber of agricul-
turJ, refused their request that he endeavor
to secure enactment by parliament OF u
measure prohibiting the importation of
cattle from countries in which injection ex.
listed. He promised, however, that Il @
present powers of the government to pro-
hibit the entrance Of animals should be
strongly exercised, One OF the objects of
the deputation was h obtain fresh restric-
tons on the American cattle trade.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09
TO ADVERTISERS.

Those desiring TO change their ad-
vertlsements or 10 insert new ones,
will confer a favor by handing their
copy into the business Office In the fore.
noon, in order that ii may receive
proper attention.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

THE boom that Dallas is feeling is felt to
a very large extent over all the south. and
especially, il is said, IN our Texas cities. 1t
indicates that the eyes oil the outside
world are opening rapidly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

WdILE reports from the north of late
ipring are plentiful, we have no occasion ia
complain in tina, respect here. Our hot
weather has commenced with vim that
bids fair to last.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09
A MOrsoI of Clemency

DUBLIN, May S.-Ear Spencer lord-lieu-
tenant, has committed the death sentence
of Patrick Delaney, who pleaded guilty to
the charge of completely in the murder of
Cavenuish and Burke.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

GEsEnAL Crook is on a straight trail sf
ter the renegade Apaches, while the Mexican
military authorities are hurrying to be in at
'he death. Poor Lo must go this time sure
.n0ugh.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09
TENARkANA,

A COOK and IA Waiter Quarrel-The Latter's
Skull Fractured.
TiXAEKANA, May ESPECIAL. One o.
the cooks and q waiter at the Draughton
house, both colored, got into difficulty
this morning over some trivial matter,
which ended in the former fracturing the
skull OF the latter with a billet of stove
wood. The wounded party is in very
precarious condition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

TnE governor of Lemerick Jail steps down
and out for being too hard on suspects.
Suspects, it seems, have some rights thct
JoHE BULL must respect.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

DUBLIN, May S.-rhe governor of Linn
erIck Jail has retired from office. 1t is sup
posed his retirement is due to complaints
made of harsh treatment of suspects con-
fined in that prison.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

Bur two or three days now remain for
completing all the necessary arrangements
for the Snngerfest and the Press associa-
ton. Let no time be lost.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

WEDNESDAY MAY. .. 1888
INDICATIONS.

For the Gulf states-..slghtly warmer, fair
weather, followed by local rams in Texas,
Southeast to southwest lower barometer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

IT Is about time TALLER quit talking.
The sympathy Of the public always goes
out to the silent. The martyr racket 10 the
best
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

Al are apt to think that IL they w..,
only rich enough to be ipdia,,o,, ~ were
'oS'' Oh thing 1t would b, easy to o,,.,
Just what they want in the matter q, o,o.,' A
lfyouve ever tried it, you know ,ni.
fallacy' Nothing is easier than to soon, "a
of money in dressing your boy In, a. w
Guilty is in the choosing.
One mother considers the beauty Of tho 49,.
garment another sarutinises tn maxine .,,
third estimates how twill look After 80
wear.
we are wstchfnl of al these detail, an, =.
experience enables us to determine n, ~
wear better than any one not an exnar, w.
give you the benefit of our skill and ,sho, 49,,
1t is safe to be guided by our udpmen, =, :.
S0o'S' whiie exercising your own taste as IN
patterns and style of garment.
That we are honest in our desire to Servo VAN
eiicienty our readiness to take back goods and
refund money is the best test.
We have also large stock of bows, hat. 49,,
caps aud full line of "lxlngs' for mo, an.
boys.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09

vhe San Antonio Express saws that"tb -ro
" more v,llainy ailoat," which would Lad
me world to believe That the ed tor of tho
IAp'0ss was boasrlding on the river, '''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09
WEATHER REPORT

Judge J. q. Pierce, circuit Judge of Mem
phis Is among the visiting knights.
Senator Pope, OF MARSHALL, who has been
spenMng several days in the city, lett for
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09
A Touch pf AponlNyv

PARIS, May st is reported that Count
De Chambird has had slight attack of
apoplexy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09
Returned to Windsor.
COMM ERCIAL.

LONDON, May s-Queen Victoria has re
turned to Windsor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-16
In the Superior Court
Of the County OF Los Angeles, State O.
California.

In the matter Of the Guardianship Of the person
and estate OF Flormont Boisseranc, q minor.