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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-12
Capital Miscellany

WASHINGTON, April il.--tPress, Assist
ant Secretary Now issued an order to-day
granting leave of absence, on the 10th inst :,
to colored employees of the treasury, who
desired TO participate In the Emancipation
celebration.
Judge Lilly to-day entered suit egains,
ex-senator Dorsey for $4,000 dam.
ayes, alleged TO have been
sustained by him a. the result OF an assault
made upon him by Dorsey at tho house of
the latter.
AT a meeting Of the colorcd men held In
this city Monday, for the purpose of on.
dorsing tho course OF Black,
Inc colored messenger recently dismissed
nom the navy department, one of the
that Hamilton Fiah, when secretary oil
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SENATOR CokE's speech before.the legisla-
ture last evening will be read with interest
by his wide circle of admirers. 1t will be
noted that the great statesman is conf
dent of democratic victory in 1884,
and that he plainly points out
the path the party should pursue to vic
tory. His handling OF the tariffs mastery
and complete refutation OF protective
sophistries. His picture of the grand fu-
ture of the state might be called prophetic.
In short the effort falls not one whit behind
those. that had already stamped him as
one of the clearest-headed and most con-
sistent statesmen of the age.
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THERE is morbid desire, II seems, in tn
country among our millionaires to attract
public attention, and the recent public in
terest manifested In tho launching o
GouLp's yacht, the Atalanta, will doubt
less prove the inducement for the building
Of . regular fleet OF elegant and costly
yachts by our rich mon who cannot win
noterlety In any other or better way. They
will simply have to expend two or three
hundred thousand dollars, and have their
names and wealth heralded over the world
In tho press DISPATCHES.
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CAsTROVILLE,

isody OF the Postmaster Found Floating In
the Rivcr--Verdiot of Coroner's Jury,
Suicide.
CAsTRovrLLE, April l1.-[Special. 1.-The
body offs man was found floating in the
Medina river, about o'clock this morning.
1t was A. Kloppenbach, the postmaster, u
man about so years OF age and very good
citizen. An inquest was had on the body
and the jury rendered the verdict--suicide.
His mind was unsettled by.pecuniary losses
and sickness.
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The recent victory Of SciiArrrR over
VicsAux In tho balk.line billiard tourna.
ment at Chicago is being referred TO and
claimed BY the press In strongly German
sections and cities as another brilliant vic.
tory of tho Teuton over tho Gaul, When
over compound German whips ioo.pound
vrcnohman In beer saloon there Is Just a,
much reason for national crow.
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one of the greatest and most important
canal schemes in this country at present Is
to cut channel between the Delaware and
Chesapeake bays. The work is to cost
about $600O,0o0, as estimated, and Balti
more capitalists propose TO put up the
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SENATOR VEsr, Of Missouri, has como Out
boldly and unequivocally for MACDONALD,
OF Indiana, and CLEVELAND, Of New York,
for the first and second places respectively,
in tho democratic nominations OF next year
The ticket is strong one and would win
with case.
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IT'S hard for the Texian as he mops his
heated brow to believe that his Minnesota
brother ia wading knee-deep in snow, and
harder still for him to correctly appreciate
the immense stretch Of space from tip to tip
of the American eagle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-12

Tux new acknowledgement is no blind
partisan. Side by side with SENATOR Nc
OoHALp. during the late presidential can
vass, he fought the colonization schemes Of
his own party In Indiana, Ho will not al.
low the post.oilico department to DO further
used rs q political engine.
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BY tho time the president has gotten
Through with the ants ana mosquitoes and
innumerable species of bugs that he will
come in contact with in the Everglades oil
Elorlda, the Potomac flats won't seem
80 unhealthy and disagreeable after all.
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"MoRr northern people have made in
vestments in the south this year than ever
before in any five years. The old bitter
feeling is rapidly giving awsy,"-[Chicago
Inter.0cean. Although the Inter-ocean
can felicitate itself on the fact that it stayed
in the chasm as long as there was elbow
room, it is certainly gratifying to be able to
reproduce from its columns this slight ad-
mission of what has become too evident for
even this republican Rip Van Wrinkle and
apostle of hate to deny. abe sun do move"
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THE New Orleans States in referring TO
orr recent muNicipal election refers in very
complimentary terms TO our new mayor,
GENERAL CADELL. Among other things,
the States says: "lle is the brother OF
CONGRESSMAN CABELL from Virginia, He
distinguished himself during the war for
bravery and fearlessness, and among his
army comrades was called Familiarity OLD
TIdE.' His comrades, some of whom are in
this city, will be glad to hear OF his election
as mayor of Dallas.n
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THE HERALD acknowledges with thanks
the receipt Of the Photographic fac-simile of
the brass plates and written gencalogy of
the WASHINGTON family that hangs in the
old Salgrave church, in Northamptonshre
England, accompanied by pamphlet filled
with the WASHINGTON genealogy. The pre-
sentation, an elegant specimen Of work,
contains useful and interesting matter, and
came with the compliments of the New
York Life Insurance company"
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A GENERAL complaint 10 beng made from
che majority Of the cities Of the country Of
a widely prevailing dullness. 1t Is TO be
hoped that tho crop and business prospects
that the next few months will present
will SGT all trade channels into rights and
all.peryading activity again.
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The Hin Investigation

WASHINGTON, April H. Press. l-secre.
tary Folger, it is said will soon appoint a
commission to examine the charges against
Supervising Architect Hill, which were
placed in the secretary's hands before he
was Frustrated by recent illness
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The press and public want more light on
the causes leading to the horror at Green
vile. The price paid for the lesson de-
mands that every atom of information be
delivered.
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THE First Aid to Injured society Of New
York is instructing the police in the simpler
surgical arts. A lesson or two as to the use
of the handy billy would not be insppro-
s,riuta
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O'DoNovAH Rosa says the Supreme
Council, whatever that may be, has told
him to shut his mouth. The council has
placed the public under mountain OF
gratitude.
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"wnERE can l court solitudeG" asks a
correspondent Of an eastern journal. I'm
the business office of our hated contempo-
rary," laconically responded the editor.
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INDICATIONS.

For tho Gulf S,atcs-Partly cloudy; local rains
in the west portion; in tho eastern portion
s,uthcrly Winds stationary or lower barometer;
s. light changes In temperature.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-12

THE most eagerly read items in the legis
lativc report, are those about the pros ano
cons of an early adjournment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-12

While the price of lighting the city of
New York Is enormous, the press there de-
clare that not II citizen of the metropolis
would have aught to say if the light fur
nished would only penetrate the darkness
of municipal government. 1t would doubt
less for such purpose in most of the cities
require more brilliant light than either
nature or genius have ever yet furnished.
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NEW ORLE ANS.

Drawing of the Louisiana Lottery-The
Lucky Numbers.
Nsw ORLEANS, April 11.-[Special. AT
the drawing of the Louisiana State lottery
yesterday, the following numbers secured
the three principal prizes: Ticket No.
62,S87, the first capital prize ticket No.
1852 the second ticket No. 52,9s7, the
third
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ZAP Il 18th. at tho RAJ,
dence Of tho bridss bfotn Q, .in.isw. F,ane,.
F,ndfilh, esq, Dallas, I, xas, BY The Rev \
& Smith, J. Howard Phillips Of Cincinnati
uhio. 70 Rose A, Gable. daughter Of Inc ls,s
John y. Gable, Of Laneshtet, Pennsyiyanis..
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EX-SENATOR EATON, of Connecticut, is the
latest candidate for speaker This compli
Gates the situation, and places RANDALL's
hopes beyond the pale OF success.
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.SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

Head colds, watery discharges from the nose
and eyes, ringing noises in the head, nervous
headache and fever instantly relieved.
Choking mucns dislodgsd. membrane cleans.
ed and healed. breath sweetened, smell. taste
and hearing restored and ravages checked.
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A Regular Iscar Panic.
BOOM IN NORTHERN PACIFIC STOCKS.


NEW YORK, October 22-The Posts fnancial
article says: Ii was apparent at the opening ia )
morning That Notwithstanding the settlement of a
considerable portion OF the short Interest In North
ein Pacific preferred on Saturday in the open mar
ket lbaSideo a large amount believed 10 have ben
settled priyately-l0.G0 shares 10y one parry) there
was Stlll suhclent outstanding short interest 10
make considerable excitement Northern Paci,
preferred opened at 90, or 2II per cent lower for
regular sales Than II closed SATURDAY, but after some
fluctuations during the forenoon finally advanced
Dy ls30 O'Clock TO 20 for regular sales and .2L cash
the advance in the former being I0Is per cent.
During the same time there was also a
large advance on all the other Northern
raclnc stocks The common advanced from
In the same time Oregon Railway Navigation ad-
vanced Ok, 10 ll0; Oregon and TranSconinentalSl
10 1868: Union Pacific per cent. to s9Is: Canada
Pacific Z, 10 81: Missouri Pacific la, to 93; Texas
Jersey Central TO S5k: Reading i, TO Us.:
Erie -, to 20: Delaware and fIudson / 10
los; New York Central =. TO 116; Lake shore OF 10
s6H, Michigan Central2 2 10 81, Canada Southern <
1907. Burlinton and Quincy "a 10 f237,, Denver y
10 25As, and Louisville and Nashville pa 10 4SaE.
The foregoing prices were the highest of the day
thus Ear, at about 1890. In the next ten minutes
there was a sharp decline OF per cent In
Northern Pacific preferred to &c: immediately
after which IL sold at Ga regular and 69 cash. In
the ten minutes Northern Pacific common declined
TO s9h. oregon and Trans. 2l TO 4ik, but Other
stocks only declined fraction OF a TO p. the latter
on Lackawanna- The excitement and the great
fluctuations, as well as the greatest advance, were
list, however, have al felt the effects OF the COM
piete change in the tone OF speculation.
THE EXCITEMENT SUBSIDIES
NEW l0RK. Oct. 81, l30 y. m.-The excitement &C
the stock exchange has subsidized. Prices have
Reacted 4 to per cent in the general list and Sa5ii
per cent in the Wizards. Northern Pacific common
s0d down TO %, the preferred to o.. oregon
ITaliScontinental 10 Az, and Oregon Navigation
to l0S
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TcIegrR plliC Briefs.

In Cincinnati. Ohio, Charles y. WellS whits
man, shot and killed John Henderson, cololed In a
quarrel over a game.
An unknown coal schooner sunk I'm yinevard
sound, Mass. during a Squan Oh Saturday night.
The fate Of the crew is unknown.
The Hour mill In Guttenber- Iowa, owned hy C.
+. West, was burned On Saturday night. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, 5000
AL Fish Creek. five miles from Sheridan. Mich,
the barns or the Grand Haven lumber company
were burned on saturday. Seventeen horses seven
oxen, $50 bushels OF OATS and 40 tons Of hay were
burned.
At Lagrange, Ill, A. Kolb's cheese factory was
destroyed by fire this morning; loss, 10000.
Hon. VIM. Miller, SC, OF Halifax. has been ap-
pointed speaker OF the Canadian senate, vice Hon.
ID. L. MACPHERSON resigned.
In WatertOwn, n. l.,warrants were issued today
for BARRIERS shaving on Sunday. BARRIERS who close
on that day propose making the others do likewise
The loss by last nights fire at the Forest city,
Ohio. Oil works Is not as large was threatened.
Eighty barrels of gasoline caught fire and made a
great blaze, but the damage win not exceed few
hundred dollars
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THE NEW ASSESSMENT


Valuation OF all real property I'm the District of
Columbia subject to taxation by the old assess
ment, ss2 s33 Gs5 to taxation by the new assess-
Personal Tax:-Oid assessment. saGss,sle: tax,
Sl35 432 49, new asSeSSnent, s109s1 ALB; tax. $l64
sl ca increase Of amount, s1.9.ss3I; OF tax. sas.
3s946 decrease OF tax realty. s26sS; Increase u
tax on real and personal, S2, ,G0l.41.
THE CUSTIS PICTURE.
The Commissioners having written 10 Col. Wn1.
G. Moore, commanding the Washington Light In
fantry, for information as TO whether the present
organization OF the corps was made after the war
a reorganization OF the company OF that name
to which was entrusted Geo. w. p Cuftis' equestrian
picture OF Washington for the military Of the Dis
tr1ct OF Columbia, and whether IL should now be
mined over TO the command, and IL the mode sug-
gested by Gen. Peter F. Bacon is acceptable. Col
Moore replied that the Was..,ceton Light Infantry
company OF that name 10 which was enir,,@tnT vrfo
picture mentioned, and that it should in Is
Will be pleased 70 receive it by the hands OF Cen
Bacon. 1t Is probable that the transfer VIII soon
be made.
ARREsrs
The quarterly report OF the chief OF police 10 the
Commissioners shows that during the quarter eDded
september 30 4.45 arrests were made, 3.sss
LIQUOR LICENSES
The commissioners to-day approved the appliea-
Fitzpatrick, John Ready, Edwin C. Reid, A. WilIge,
BARBARA Ba1ef and Matthew Rupert
Gold in large quantities is reported to have been
discovered near Lisbon, Dakota
Ex-COngressman C. j. Albright died at Cam
bridge, Ohio, yesterday.
The body OF well-dreSSed young lady was found
in the Niagara river yesterday. The body has not
been identified. mystery surrounds the case.
Edward CoZzens, one OF the West Point hotel pro-
prietors, died In New York Friday night.
A dispatch TO Reuters telegram company an
n0unces that treaty Of peace has been signed Do.
tween Chill and Peru.
The French ambassador at Madrid has reslgped
and It is believed he win be succeeded by cen
hill0G
Rsv: A. n Randolph was yesterday consecrasea
In Baltimore. Is assistant bishop Of Virginia.
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ond Elition1
The Greedy Relief Expedition Failure.


LETTER OF EXPLANATION FROM COMMANDER
wILDES, OF THE YANTIC.
on the 10th instant the Secretary OF the NAVY
wrote to Commander Wildes, OF the United States
steamer Yantic, inquiring why his vessel did not
keep up with the Proteus in their recent Arctic
voyage for the relief Of Lieut. Greely, and why he
did not land stores and provisions at Littleton
Island for the benefit OF Greelys party in case it
should make its way to that point Commander
Wildes, under date Of October 16. replies that he
of the Yantic were out of ORDER and time was con-
sumed in having them repaired and In getting a
sufficient supply OF coal; that it would have been
pany with the Yantic. After the PrOteus was
wrecked he thought it his first duty to pick up
Lieut.. Darlington and his party. and much time
was spent in looking for them. He did not land
stores on Ittleton Island because he knew six
months provisions had been stored in that vicinity
for Lieut. Greedy, and there was also abundance Of
game. Commander WildeS asks If his explanation
IS not satisfactory that his action be Investigated
by q court of inOuirV
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
SALE OF PUBLIC HALI.-One-half OF Sarepta Hall
Is to be sold at auction. 1t was originally built
under the auspices OF Sarepta Lodge OF Odd Eel
lows, but was burned during the late war; and
afterwards rebuilt Although there is often a de-
mand for large hall here, yet of the many halls
built here few turned out to be profitable pecuniary
investments. The Mechanics hall and LyCeum hall
have been converted into private residences Wash
fngtOn hall has long been altered and has been for
many years the Office Of the Midland railway COM
pany; Liberty hall and American hall were burned,
and dwellings and stores occupy their site. Small
halls seem to be I'm demand and a new one has lust
been built on the southern edge OF the town.
COUNTY CoURT.-Judge Sangster opened the Sep
tember term OF the county court Of Alexandria this
morning. This court has jurisdiction on the Vir-
prize fights, gambling, and illegal sale of i0Or viii
come up during the term.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The only prisoner at the STA
ton house this morning is VIM. Seaton, arrested by
breaking windows at Petty's Observation-Disclosures.
John Harrison died last night at her home on North
Patrick street.-The city council will meet to-
morrow night-The city school board win hold a
school board issued number Of permits this morn
Ing authorizing pupils to attend the public schools
The registration OF voters closes here next Sat
urday.-The Alexandra rf1emen are about to add
oveTcoats to their unifOrm.-A ward election as
well as state election takes place next week in the
first ward. An alderman is to be chosen, vice Mr..
@. c. SmOOt reSigned.-RODert Smith, CHARGED
with aSsaulting Geo. Lucas, was discharged Satur-
day, Lucas declining to enter complaint
MISS HILL FAILS TO PROVE HER MARRIAGE TO
SENATOR SHARON.-The criminal case against Sem
atOr Sharon at San Francisco, instituted by Miss
Aggie Hin, who claims to be his wife, and who
charged him with immortality, was dismissed Sat
urday, the prosecution falling to produce evidence
Of the marriage or any testimony Of value. Miss
Hin was not present
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Big Fire i'm Annapolis. Md.

7.
ANNAPOLIS Nd, Oct. 22-F1re broke out here
this morning at O'Clock In Lewis C. Clayton's
grocery store. He kept a edal 0Ss lamp burning,
and it is supposed to have exploded. Another ese
plosion Of coal OIL or powder followed that awoke
the neighbOrhoOd and shook houses two squares
away. The naval academy steam fire engfpe,
manned by sailors, Under Chief l. j. NJ. Boyd, rem
rooms were destroyed. Two lives were lost, Chas.
Legg and his aged aunt, Miss Lizzie Watkins whom
Legg, after he was out of the house, went back to
save. The estimated losses are as follows Louis
Clayton $4,000, no insurance; James Legg $500, no
insurance; Julius G. Han 81 600. Insurance 4,aO;
Iglehart IS OO0 insured 81 O0O Misses Sands 5000
no Insurance; Lewis IL REIN 5000, fully insured:
Mis- John LndenbOrns, house. 81. .O0O fully insured:
r Hutchinson, furniture, loss small.
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LOngshOremen Attack Canadian La.
bOYerS>

OswEGo, n. Y, Oct 22.-Trouble has arisen be-
tween the lOngshoremen's union and e. w. Rath-
bun & Co., lumber dealers. The firm brought a
large number of labOrers from Canada and had sew
eral of their fOremen appointed special policemen
was struck with stone, and last night shots were
fired and stones thrown at the building in which
the Canadian laborerS are housed The Canadians
returned the fire, but no one was injured. This
morning about two hundred longshoremen waited
on the Canadians and appealed to them to quit
work Al.the Canadians refused and serious Tou-
BILE is apprehendod.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22-In recognition OF the
valuable services in behalf OF the Imperial unver
slty ana National Library in StraSsburg. Alsace
which was destroyed during the Franco German,
war; rendered gratuitOuSly for series of years by
COL NJ; Richards MucLle, Of the Philadelphia Led
all the contributions In books made In the United
states and Canadas In aid OF its restoration, the
emperor William, OF Germany, conferred. on Sep
tember IL. of this year. upon him the order of the
Red Eagle, accompanied with the decoration and
ribbon.
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THE LUTHER PLAY A srcrrss

PRINCE JEROME NkroIEoNs MANIFESTO.
PARis, OCT 22.-The GaiaHiS says thai princs
Jerome Napoleon Is determined TO publish po.ti-
cal manifesto.
THE LUTHER PLAY A SUCCESS.
BERLIN, OCT 2S--Ihe first performance OF tha
Luther play by DeVrient. representing Ssalp- fpAa
tne refofmers life, took place AT ,jsna. in Sane
Mtlmer on saturday. and was Il great ~,i,.r,s.
Great Gre, crowd was present. including several Ger
man princes and the Able IlSht.
THE GRAND DUKE yL.nIMRR.
brother Of the car of Russia is pNpeti IN arrive
mere from BarTiE next week. lie Is lo have IN
Interview with the emperor, 90 which fact culsid-
cradle political Importance is attached.