The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-19

ar ono newspaper association over another
| IL SIMPLY n bar 10 roRues, and ioroe. lhe
some penalty upon ,trallns news when me
Law yisits upon ttenl ny other forms OF prop
cry. Now can an honest journeliai ohJtei
| 90 ihat,'
"Can you formulate such measure 50
| it viii stand congressional iesltt'
81 think have done 81. | have drafted
bill aud prepared on argunsnt 10 30 WIN
In, which, tlough by no means
perfect | believe will give practical
| application aud bearing o. tue question
! You Will understand thrt | have no per
sOnal interest NJ stake aud am not nctlhs
! for mysafat oil. Al the last Aunua mee,
| lag OF the associated Prsss, ! was made
chairman OF a COMMITTEES when wns ralsen
| 60 pfeseut the case 10 oonsre o nus COM
missioned. | came here and have pro-
oeeded with great deliberations and care, ne
cause was iully conscious OF ths lafgontss
ard newness OF the question AMI 10" practi,
cal difficulties In the wsy. In beginning
was not ~ oil clear IN my own MIND bnt
the more have considerei and discussed
IA, the more convinced have ! become that
the time IL nt hand when the w should
| recognizes aud protect a new species OF pro-
| perry which q nes recog niz-d aud proieo ell
/ modern inventions have created mat T.
collected news against con current ritnticai
Representative Willis has prepar,d n
mo.t interesting tnble 10 accompany his
| bill for Federal MD To education which
shows thas illiterscy holds the balance OF
power In fourteen po',hetn aud nl SOUTH
ern ,tstes, Ia thirty eight states there ar.
! | ST. 277 illiiera,e votes, aud "niy one vnt r
| la five can write his name in the southern
stntes The illiterate v iH south CnrO
liuia, are more than hal Altbama, Flor
ida, Mississippi, Georgi rth Casoiinia
.au Virginia, one IN ~, Nn'l' NJ sour
! With one I'm nine prest ZOE bet record
In the uresdeutisl elet 81 1916 New
YORK, New Hampshire, Jeriey, Con
ueorcut, Indiana, Caliiorns, Nevada ONO,
Oregon Wisconsin, II inoil, Rode lslnnd,
| Michigan ard Penney lvania were ranged on
! ala, side oil liiefacy. In the last president
lisl CONTEXT thirty states OF the
union wita Dos electoral vote were again
written the domination OF "soyertiPnh.
who could not lead me very ohsiaG' VI
thair nbeftief The majonlies which they
gave could have been oyerllrown by tue
/ go m bined vote Of these ilittrate voters
u even "a those maiorltits mad been hve
| times rs great as they were. IL 1870 W OUT
of &c serB,urs. th,oe'tliha OF tue whole
aud $50 Of the 292 reore,entatlyes were 10
the GRASP of iliteraoy. /" 1850 % out oi
"a sen tors and .03 ont OF 1875 representa-
lives we're IN stntes aud districts where ill
ltpraIe voters held the balance power.
The state department has received m.
formation c0tror oratiye ot the reunrt Una,
Bismarck has returned the 10 olutio - Of
coincidence on Herr Lasker'H death u lhe
German minister here, with instruction To
i return them 10 congress. Secretary IRE
jCRhuysen telegrapped the minister ut Bei-
lin Tor Information, but has NOT YET re
ceiyed a reply. Tho secretary - lncilneu
to doubt the truth OF the report In view ol
the Iect that neither he nor the German
minisier has been informed OF any such
action.
onirioo iu regari N the oonst ructioL of tht
act OF March g. 1883, relating 10 the read
iustmeut Of postmasiefs' salaries. H.
holds that IN al cases In which 10 nppear-
from the biennial rsadjusimFnt Of stlMies
of plstmasters OF the third, fourth and hhh
class that they received ten per cent. or
more. less than they would have received
In commiss Gus under the act 81 1901; re,
are entitled under the act OF Matcu ., 1880
to the d iiereuca between VIVA, YVES pniu
then aud what they would hsvc ecciveu us
commissions under The act Of 1884. lie also
! holds that 10 was NOT cue inc ttun 81 cul-
orcsf lv the acts 1854 and 1866, 10 dispense
with biennial establishments. IL ioiloNt
! thni claimant, under the act OF Mafch .,
| 1888. mu show thai the act sub;eqnent {"
! 1851 depr we'd him Of zen per cent. or more
OF what he would have recei 5ed II those
statutes had not been enacted ana hsd ne
boon com peusated on the basis OF the act OF
! 1854. This opinion OF the attorney general
| is IN harmony with the construction given
these ttatutea by the department.
| IN faaEssE - ALTON.
| CutcAoo. Feh IA chbishop Teehau
returned from his visit Pope Leo this Of
| ternoon, arriving on 4 special train. tit
was welcomed at the depot by Mayor Hat
| risou and special representatives Of Catho-
! lie bodies, and escorted 10 the Episcnnhl
palace by a procession numbering %o'uVV'
| copl posed Of Catholic societies in regalin,
| I,;uh militia and numerous bands. Not
with.tauding the Indictment weather and
exceedingly sloppy streets, over 100 00O pee
pie congregated along the three miles OF
The line OF march TO witness Tue pa
rade. With the exception OF Cen
trA Grants welcome, tc-day's ova-
kind previously witnessed in Chicago:
| When tho head OF the procession reached
the cathedral Of the Holy Name on The
north side, the rear OF the line had not yet
BEGAN to march from ST.. Patricks catne-
DIAL on the west side, "A diB,ance " nearly
six miles. Alghtng at the cathedral Of
The Holy Name, the archbishop entered
the sanctuary and held services. His re-
niles to the addresses were entirely OF \
copgratula tory tone, conveying thanks and
the blessing Of the pope n to hi.
followers In the CITY OF oh'caso'
LONDON, Feb. lit is reported that
Russia is repdy to consider terms new
boundary lice for Central Asia by which
RI sBia miglt hold q protect crate over Me-
a royal commission will inquire into the
condition dwellings Of the poor United
Kingdom. The commission includes Car
dinNt Manning, several delegates from the
w orkingmens' associations and number
OF Irish and Scotch members OF Pariia'
ment. Sir Charles Dilko 10 chairman.
Admiral Carr Glynn, heir TO the Borony
OF Woolveiton- and made legatee bis estate
By Miss Nelson, the actress, is dead.
TIREp on THE KINGS GUARD.
ROME. FEB ~ Between Moptalto and
Corneto fOu- men fired a. the carblnee
guarding the kings train. The Gardiner
: fired at tbs men, wouuding one.
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
BRArDwonp Ills, Feb. II About 20OO
people assem bled o. tue Diamond mine to-
day, and h, IA memorial services over the
.. SPOT whrre on February 18TH, 1883, srme
q ,yenty-eoven miners lost their lives, iorty-
, nine OF whose bodies are still entombed
within tal dark mine. twithsianding
tho iDcleme ~ OF the weather, twenty-six
societies and organizs ions. INCLUDING me
City Council formed in line headed oy
bands, aud ~ .cheh three miles from Braid
wood g. tue Shaft of Tie mine. short al,
dresses were delivered by q number ol
prolGiufut c'tzens, after which the assembly,
repaired hot distance to small lot
Witch rad baen fenced, the ground oil which
was corsscrated by Rev. Fstter Bennett.
FREieHT rHIEvRs.
SrpfgOFIaLp, MAS, Feb. IL Ten brake
men ana ireghi conductors on the Boston
& Albans riilroad have been arrested foi
s,ealir % ff-ioht The conductors arrested