The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-15

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NATIONAL MOTIFS,
WASHINGTON, Jan l3.-ltls expected that
a oonsiderAble portion OF the present week
y ill be- devoted by the senate TO the con-
alteration ofthe Mexican reciprocity treaty
A proposition has been made that In the
executive session the discussion tass place
With open doors, Many senators have ca
pressed themselves IN favor Of Il, but the |
ur,eedents with one exception, sfe againt. |
such u course and it Ia uncertain what do |
cisiou vii Dc reached, u 10 believed that /
Iho treaty will o. ratified hdt serious 90 /
iectluuH Will ne made iu toe progress OF %" I
discussion. There gro seaAIo's wac appro'
bend that Wal sud prospective anne1Anon
Will result In complications, Ihey ihinA
these sure % grow uut ui the attempt p,
Americans q establish thsmsrlNts
iu Mexico. Others hold ,he opluiln that
10 the president aud senate may establish
FREQ trade re-. tons with one nation, ih'y
NAV with all and thus exclude ihc popultf
branch Af congress lrom any participation
in tho exercise of ono at tnr most lmpnl
taut functions nt government, tlHi oi rulu
lns revenue. a. al. also be- that fn,ipipe-
ity treaties ONist between Mexico ana ulh'r
poW,rs comforting urou them nil tue adNan'
taFes granted the most favored und me RAJ
ilcaii0n Of the present tlonly would nos
Therefore confer upon the lnllol ota'h
sppcial advantages since ~ ttc previous
treaty nations must be aumiued 70 nhhIo
ths benefit The ratification must take
place tho present week or the maiteI lans,
II Is possible Senator SherpHn'a MI su'
thoIzing the secretary 0i the treasury To IS
sue TO national hanKs Az amount OF c.rcnl''
ton equal 20 90 per cent. ON tue
market value OF their bonds Wlll ne
reported from tho finance com mittee Tues
day, In which case 10 Is likely 10 receive ihe
attention Of heaenate during the week
frHt. a IN
academy appropriation bills will be con
ple'ad and reported 10 the house early TINS
week. one or more Of them probably to-
morrow. They viii be- hfou 7ht bC,ore the
house Tor action inQuick faceeaa.on
Al attempt will be made Tomorrow by
the chairman ol the house committee on
improyemlnt OF tho Mississippi 90 call mp
Ior immtda'e cotton she senate oil appfo' /
printing 100000 tor the continuance 81
Inc i'm pravement on the Mississippi river, /
A SINGLE objection will be- sufficient 10 ut'
feat this, aud ifoiitred TIE committee
on Mississippi river improvement viii re- |
port 81 nj mlisr Dill Tuesday aud ask It's con-
alteration on "Wednesday.
hER YORK NOTES.
Nrw York, jan. 10 "A large mass OF fee |
float ng down thp East river wrecked pier I
u and DESTROYED a large quantity OF Hour |
stored there. Tie bark JauCE Howes, from
San Francisco, was badly damaged. Loss
$1,000.
Edward Glieather, aged twenty. EN-.
ployed as night waichman IN wholesale
IiquOr store on Liberty street, was found T.
dead this morning in the sample room OF
tho tore. He was setting naked In CHAR,
and on the ioung' lay an unconscious
woman, also nude, who was recognized as
Mary Roe, aged forty, absolute character.
They had sampled liquors freely, as
every bottle was found uncorked. the
n hH y "
from acute alcoholic poisoning. There IA
slight chance Of her recovery.
IDENTIFYING MURDERER.
ELMfRA, n. y Jan. 10 -Meucken, sup- |
posed TO be tle murderer OF kane Brad.
chon. went at once to sleep when placed IN
"A cell here. lie was taten 10 view the re-
mains of the girl. He bore the ordeal very
stolidly. examined The cofyse critically and
said. II DONE think KHiie's face was as long
as that" The sister of the murdered Rirl
has arrived. when she vas shown the
bodr OF her dead sister she began sobbing
and was very much effected. She Identified
very ninutuly all the ar icles o. wearing
apparel worn by the murdered cir. When
the officials we're taking MencKen BACK TO
the cell they met he sister. He recognized
her and almos, cordially SAID, How doyou
don The prisoner seems bound 10 show
that he takes the matter coolly. He was
put In irons IN a circle with five other men,
all Of whom were dressedsvery much like
him. The witnesses who had seen Mencsen
in the city were then admitted 10 the room,
one by one. All picked the prisoner out AS
the man they had seen.
ARlz1NA ITEMS.
Tucson, Jan. l3.-Dstei tive Il. w. Har.
ris has received news OF the capture OF
Frank Taggart, one OF the party wno wreck. |
ed the South Pacific train near Gage last
November. George Clesvland. another one
a. iut at
Whereabouts Of Delaney, one of Bstrs'
murderers at large have been discovered In
Sonora Three officers have gone after him |
and his capture is certain.
The rush TO the Quvota mine Is undated. |
Water Is scarcs at u dollar q barrel.
Many new discoveries are reported. The
excitement ia so great that reports are not |
considered reliable.
THE COLD SNAP.
ST.. Louis, Jan l3.-Advices from Mobile
say the late cold snap caused immense |
damage in that section aud tie loss 70 or
ange groves Is estimated at Sl,VO.O0O and
the value of vegetables killed IN Mobile !
county alone will reach about the same
sum.
Great damage was also done the orange
groves in Florida, but many orange groves
prolited by the signal service warning TO
build fires in their groves, aud thus saved
their trees.
A bTABBkR JAILED.
MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, Jan. l3.-During a
quarrel between John Lindermuth and
John Omble. in the house OF the latter,
both were seriously stabbed. Omble's III |
juries are fatal. Lindermuth was jailed.
DORSEY SUED.
DENVER, Jan. l3.-Moses Levy Il Co., |
bankers OF London, have commenced suit
In the United States court against Elk Sen.
ator Step en- w. Dorsey for over S63 600 |
and interest for II years. Dorsey, IN an |
interview, says the huit grows out OF a
transaction In 1871, in Arkansas state and |
Arkansas Central railway bonds, of which |
company lac vas thsn PRECEDENT. He de- |
MES thai there Is any cause ot souJu.
RECEPTION TO IRVING.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10 Henry Irving and |
Ellen Terry were gwen reception by the |
Chicago Press club last night, which was
attended by between 800 and 400 gentlemen
and ladies, mem oers of tbs new spaper aud |
legal profession predominating. The |
gross receipts OF the first Irving week were
Sl7 $40.
DEATH OF A NOTED PHYSICIAN.
New HAVEN, Conn, Jan. l3.-Dr. Henry |
A. Dubois, a we'll knowD physician, died |
to-day OF paralysis, aged suvsnty-three
wears. He was iineal descendant OF |
Jacques Dubois, the French Huguenot,
wne in 1915 came with the Dutch settlers TO
Kingston, New York.
CLOSED.
Bosros, Jan. l3.-rhe foreign exhibition,
open since September 9Th, closer lass night.
IL mas been failure financiallr, .ue deficit
being $50, 900. The exhibits ~ars turned
over 10 the customs officers, 8nJ now have
of the building.
THE TgEToTs LEas.
CHICAGO, Jan. 81 10 Catholic total alb
stinence union VI the Area Diocese OF Cal
cLso held their anLua. meeting to-day and
passed resolutions strongly endorsing the
Harper high license law in Illinois as
most sal utOry measure and denouncipg any
by and Tor saloon keepers.
THE CHINESE MUST 90.
VERONA, Is. o., Jan. 10 A stringent
anti.l m, "a law ,gll be Introduced lulo the