The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11

band playing the Dead March In Saul and
comprising the amalgama,ed trades guilds,
the town commissioners and about 5000
cltlzsus escorted the remains through the
principal streets 10 the admiralty, where
they were placed on the steamer
Enn, accompanied by the may.
or ana corporation ,isn,. OF Cork . ana
Tine river procession then started for Cork
the Erin leading, followed by q steamer
crowded with citizens, the British admirsl'e
pennsoe, q man-oi-war tender with blue
jackets and a customs launch unon which
was Pratt, the American consul OF Cork.
All vessels In the procession had their
Hays NJ halt mast ~ did also the
shipping In tho hatbor. On reaching Cork,
Ia spite OF the inclemenoy Of the weather
al immense procession was formed, CON
sialing OF the town corporation, the vafi.
GUS liter ~ societies, students OF Green I
college, Catholic clergy men, merchants and
trhdesmen; also John and William Red.
mon, mem bers Of parliament, ana Mlohae
DAvitt. The cortege wendell IL, way Ga
Currsgh Cuppisne, amile from town, where
the bodieo were inferred.
WHEN THE kATrLR WILL M FOUGHT
LONDON, March O.-At Suakim the report
| Ia current that O.man's forces are breaking
np, the trib6s beiHg unwilling TO fight the
English. Scouts report the country bear
as Tar rs Tamsni9b. Osman Dgna ~ mass-
ing ell those remaining faithful 20 him at
| SinkGt. where lac will make final stand.
General Graham's orders nre TO make Tam.
enieb the limit OF his advance. General
stephenson urges the government 10 COR
sent 20 the pursuit of Osman 10 SinkAt.
| Sir Evelyn Barring opposes the advance fur
Their than Tamanieb. General Gordon has
sent letter 10 Barring urging that corps
IL N
81 1Es aud other Moslems Of India bo sent
to khartoum 10 form the nucleus OF the
SOudane2e army.
okLvKsros GRIsT.
GAIyE,ToH, March 9. - [Pressl - The
Washington guards are drilling energetical.
y Tor the coming interstate contest at Hous.
ton and are growing confident OF theirabiiity
10 capture the Cotton Exchange prize. The
company, however, com plains that little or
40 encouragement is extended by the citi-
zens OF Galveston.
There are 81 new houses now IN the
course Of erection within the city limits
Huntington and other railroad msguates
are expected here tonight
Mel 10 Burke, the equestreDne, hes been
presented with n handsome gold medal by
Il number Of admirers VINO witnessed her
recent feat OF riding 100 miles in five hours
OF the Beach park.
Huntington and party came In tonight
on = special train, aud at once repaired to
a hotel where they registered as follows:
@. Z. Huntington, Miss G.. Il. Huntington,
Mrs. ID. =. Worsham, Martin Worsham
Mrs. Porter, Mis-, Dunbar, u. II. Pardee,
A. ]. Fillmore, A. j. Stevens, w. G.. Cur
It's, A. Browne, L. q. Parks. Colorado; I.
w Pierce, t. w. Pierce, jr., o. O. Gibbs
and III. q. Logan. IL Is not known how
long thew will remain In the city.
ANOTHER or THE TRIPLE auRpEnERs.
CHICAGO, March 9Th Daily News Ma
roa, Illinois, special says: William Hoag-
land was arrested 70 day charged with com
plicity in the triple murder at Mount Pu-
laski. Detectives say that another arrest
will soon be made.
THE BLACK WATCH ADVANCE.
SUARIN, March 9-rhe Black Watch |
regiment advanced eight miles to-day and |
in front of the enemy's line. II |
10 estimated that 0sman Digna has enrolled |
J COO men Ut SiDkat
BETTING NOV EVEN.
LONDON, March 0-Betiing ON the Ru-
bear Ross ,culling match tomorrow is now
,ven. Rubear's hackers are coDfdent OF his
THE POSTAL CARD DROPPING BEHIND
'WAsHEGroR. March 0.-Sinoe the intro
luctior ofthe cent letter postage there has
,een IN unexpected reduction in the
number OF postal cards issued. For Ave
'ears the average annual increase in Issue
las been Ia per cent. Since July LIST last
here has been an increase OF iS per cent.
n adhesive stamps ana rs per cent In
tamped envelopes issued. During those
light months the issue of postal cards only
cached 255, 552, 100 as against 2sO, 226 30
or the corresponding period OF The preced
ny year. In consequence OF tho decreased
Iemand Tor postal CARDS, she postmaster
General sen, letter TO the speaker OF the I
orse informing nun that estimates for the {
est OF manufacturing cards for the nexs ,
scss year may be reduced S3J000t. ID
THE LEGISLATIVE OUTLOOK. III
WAsHIrGroE, March Gin the house to- =
borrow, Morrison intends to repor. from
he ways and means committee the tarih z
i'll agreed upon by the majority and the 1
MEMBERS OF the appropriation committee s
xpect to report the Indian appropriation {
e-coinage of trade dollars has been made y
he special order for Tuesday, and. the com. a
iittee on Pacific railroads has leave to call q
ID from the calendar Wednesday, any bills h
hat may then he perfected by the commit d
re, relating to the Thurman sinking fnnd !
ct or 10 amounts due from the Pacisc rail \
Dads for surveying and patenting lands 1
he committee expects to complete to-mor. q
Nv bill on the former subject.
GALvKsToH. March 9 -Arrived Steam. q
hips City OF Norfolk, Corps Christi; Ala /
40, New York; schooner Jame0 Andrew, /
acasIen; Anto Intett q, Calcasien; Adelia. 1
acasien. Sailed: steamship Aransas,
iorgan City. |
MAXINE.
NEW ORLEANS, March 9.--Arrived. Steam.
lips Wanderey, Port Antonio; Olive
ranch. Messina; Chiliap. Liverpool. {
New YoRK, March 0.-Arrived: Amster- !
am. La
QUEENSTOWN, March 9.--Arrived: Adri- '
tic. New York.
PLEADING FOR PEACE.
LIMA, March o.-Pierlo has arrived. He Il
as met by q large concourse OF Oh lians, | n
ho urged tbs ratification OF the treaty of
sace. r.
The bill to remove certain bu,dens on n
lie American merchant marine and to en-
,urage the American foreign carrying
AIDE hos been made the special order for !,
thursday. All special orders are liable r,
owever, to be pushed oside by the regular
lnuai appropriation bills or revenue meas
res. The first special order fer the week
senate is Tuesday, when the house bill
regulate practice in patent h
,hn Porter bill and the bill to aid in the p :,
10 adjustment and temporary support of l.
,muon schools are both made the special a
-deys for next Wednesday. The first -
sned measure Will encounter strong op- o.
,sition from General Logan and other re- =
nb,ican senators, but the impression Is -
lat II will pass. The educational bill will v
ye rise to considerable discussion. 1t is n,
,ssible that ono or more special orders :,
III be set aside, giving place temporarily "
the Mexican treaty, which will be taken A
0 Monday, and consideration OF which, n
is intended. shsll continue until final :"
,te Is reached. ri