The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-05
CoNDE,sLD rrLEGRAAIs.

Tho stock market Wa weak yesterday, In
sympaihy tn grain.
Hopes tnlt compromise bh,ween shil
owners and the president Of the London
b ara Of trade IN regard 10 the mer
chant chipping bill, introduced in the house
al commons by ihe latter, have beeu sbau.
doued. The snip owners insist upon the
Withdrawal o, the bill. and the presider
reuse
The wnr ships Vandalia aud Swatera
and revenue cutter Boutwe have sailed
5om Ky West 20 assist the
cutter u ir the search for The set oonsr
o. The Cuban bandits. The Spanish COT
snl believes that small par y rom Key
Yves met larger one iron Mobile and
ard New Olssns.
Representative Maybury was instructed
by the house commitlee ON judiciary yes
terday to prepare an adverse report on the
joint resolution proposing a constitution III
amend ment TO COME! The right OF suffrage
TO women.
william A. Hail. ex.chief clerk Of the
com ptrolleI's office. Mil wGukee, has been
sentenced to twelve years imprisonment
for forgery and embezzlement.
The funeral services Over the remains Of
the late Mrs Otepdori took place yester-
day al New York. The remains
were followed 10 the grave by numerous
Gernsn societies, schools and prominent
German and American citizens, Mr.. Tilden
and ex-Sscretary of State Bigelow among
the number.
A gale which has swept Chesapeake b.y
for the past three days has caused many
wrecks OF the smaller crafts.
The Catholic Review. New Yor, k
is informed that 90 far the
holy father has announced
no decision as 10 the appointment of q
new archbishop of Philadelphia.
Betting on the Oxford Cambridge races
to occur Monday, is now even.
Mary Anderson Gays she cannot guess
who inspired those recent slanderous
paragraphs. She Is indignant, and
says that though fictitious, they
are none the less pain
ful to her and equally faithful to the men
whose names have been coupled with her.
Jokes She is suffering erea ly
from London Satorday for a few weeks
rest. The bust of Miss Anderson by Count
Gle cher, has been completed and George
Bou snton has painted her portrait
A the Office of the New York consigners
oi the steamer Daniel Steinmsken
(erron ously transmitted from Halt
tx Stelnm iken) little savs the bare
fact of The wreck could be learned. IL Is
presumed that she went on tn. rocks In a
dense fog, as Captain Schooen-
nainsiskins man. She carried general
few CABIN passengers, depending princi-
pslly upon the stserage aud freight. She
has been running in the White Star Line
since 1873, and had al va-s been considered
since VIII Gu time she has met with q num-
Der OF misneps.
The Western Kansas Stock
association, in Hessij at Dodge
City, adjourned yesterday. Dele.
gstes we're Ciected 20 the Denver meeting
AID the national convention at st. Louis.
A grand ball and banquet was rendered
them hi badge City lodges.
Qieen Esther. Lille D.. Z,mona and
War Sign were the luckv flyers at the win.
ter meeting, New Orleans, yesterday.
Andy Roland was hanged at Spring
Place, Georgia, yesterday, for the murder
OF hleck Watkins, year ago.
For three days and nights the most
destructive fires ever known have been de.
vas,stng the southern border oil
North Carolina. extending into six or seven
counties, in which are the vast forests OF
lone-leaf pine that forms the chief source q
timber supply. Hundreds OF thousands oil
trees have been burned and
some OF the largest pine orchards in the
stste destroyed, rs slso many farm houses
The people are hsh ing the flames bravely.
The aggregate Losses VIII be immense. The
burned district presents q scene OF dreary
black ned desolation. Trains are running
th ougn miles OF fire. 30 far es known, %
LIVES nave been lost.
CONDENSED from a dispatch whose subject
matter Is credi ei 20 tn, Washington S,ar:
IL is reported shat Congressman Paige,
of Ohio. has received dis
patch from Colonel Psyre de-
nying the statement imputed
10 nim that his father would not accept .he
democrat c non,inat O.. DR.. Mun,.0rn, OF
tire Kansas City Times, 20 whom was I'm.
putsd the interview with Colonel Payne,
denies.
Toe Twenty second Pennsylvania con-
rrsssional district convention split on the
instruction 81 delegates 10 Chicago. and
t<o se.r, BlAiee aud u, ti-Blaine, were
e'tctef.
senator Mshons's condition IL improved.
Governor Ha8diy thanks Sh-r.n Has
KOS hy lstsr t3r his cpgrse, bat r,mafk-
that p-rsap, 4 w1ull not ae proper - ex-
prsss formal approval until Investigation,
ali oh must be made
7. g. Campbs !. Besner's coaniel, de-
maid. iuvss.iga ion as to the
origin II his repnled remark that
fnr 5000 he could have cleared Berner
He SAVE be did ro,hisg unfair in the Ge
tense OF his client.
The j board OF Cincinnati sre airs.d
covered =i;h haming posters VI .he 'ciroa
bsivGi."