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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-22

NEW York, Aug. 2l.-Ex Senator
Thomas Il. Grady has rendered
to Chairman Manning, his resig-
nation as u member Of the
Democratic State committee. Grady
says: at is but fair that should add
that this action is entirely personal on
my part, and does not in any way in
volve the organization to whose
representatives am indebted
for membership in the committee
| have communicated my determina-
ton in this respect to the Chairman OF
the Tammany delegation to the last
State convention.
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HlLLsRoRo, Aug. 2l.-.Special, The
nomination of our present State officers
for second term, seems to have been
anticipated by many OF our citizens, and
gives general satisfaction. IL is gratify-
ing, indeed, that the Houston conven-
ton was entirely superior to the yagar-
les of sectionalism and free grassism so
assiduously disseminated of late.
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Visiting Galveston.

GALVESTON, Aug. 1.-ISpecial. The
Beach hotel is crowded to night. Ire
land, Gibbs and several members of the
Executive committee, and representa-
lives OF the different labor organizations
are present. Among the Visitors are
many delegates from North Texas. Dali
las has here Wellborn, Gibbs, Robert.
son, Fitshue, Lemon, Williams, Wright
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Faithful to FInerty.

CnIcAGo, Aug. 2l. - Congressman
John Finerty was elected as an indie
pendent in the Second Illinois Congress
sional district two years ago. AT large
mass meeting of his adherents last night
he announced that he would again make
the race in accordance with the ex-
pressed wish of those present.
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A FAMOUS FLAu.

The Colors OF the Fifth Georgia Returned
by Captor at u, ReRimental Reunion
AnAnectlng Scene.
MACON, GA, Aug. 2l.--The reunion OF
the Flrh Georgia Regiment to-day rep
resented nine companies from different
parts of the State In attendance. Tho
regiment served through the war, en-
gagng In battles from Virginia TO South
Carolina. An address of welcome was
delivered by Congressman Thomas
llardman. Tho feature OF the meeting
was the restoration of the battle-ilag,
captured at the battle of Coosnhatchie,
IN 1854, by the Finy-sixth New York
regiment. II was presented by l.. G.
Young, Of that regiment, followed by a
touching scene. The veterans stood up
when the ilag was received, and many
shed tears. Capt. Kidd, who was to re-
ceive tho flag, was so overcome by emo
tion that he could only say n few words.
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NO. 27S.

nominated Holiday for Lieu
te0 ant-Governor, and invited them
to come over and witness the NOM
inatiou of the remainder of the
ticket. This announcement was re-
ceNed with great applause, and
after the appointment OF Re-
submission state Central Com
mittse, the convention adjourned,
with three cheers for Click and Holli-
day, regretting their inability to come
owing 70 other duties and engagements /,
Proceedings of the irish National Learue.
BosToS, Aug. 2l,-The National Ex.
ecutive oS theIrish National League OF
America has held two secret MEETINGS
here. The following were in attendance:
President Eagan,M. T. Wflhere of Penn
sylvania; Rev. Charles O'Reilly, Treas
urer and Secretary, Washington; NJ. b.
Cannon, Iowa; DR.. HarvalIan, Vernnnt:
IL. A. Odom, Tennessee; Thomas 81
ley, Massachusetts; p. A. Devine, New
Hampshire; Timothy Meroney. Ionisi-
ana; Hugh J. Carroll, Rhode Island.
Patrick Martin Maryland:JohnW Wrenn.
Indiana; W. }. Gleason, Ohio.
and Williams Collins Kentucky.
In accordance with the resolutions
adopted at the previous meeting, dele
eating the powGpo Of selecting National
Council of seven to the President. MIR.
Eagan announceG'the following names:
Nj. V. Cannon, Iowa; Michael Roland.
Colorado; Timothy MOroney, louisiana;
Thomas Flatley, Massachusetts; NJ. ID.
Holmes, New Jersey; Judge j. q. Dom
nelly, Wisconsin, and Hugh ]. Carroll,
Rhode Island.
The committee approved the Presi-
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At Marshall.

MARSHALL, Aug. a. Special. The
announcement that Ireland hnd hecn
nominated by acclamation was pleasant
news to the numerous friends Of the
Governor In this neck of W ods. The
Cleveland letter was short, sweet aud to
the point.
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FRANKFORT, KY, Aug, 2l.-The Of
fetal count of the votes for Appellate
Judge in the First District shows w. IL.
Holt, Republican, received 33,G0S votes;
Riddell, Democrat, S2,gS3. Holt's ma
iority, 62a. The district comprises forty
one counties.
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SARATOGA, Aug. 2l.--The American
Bar association this morning, after fill
ing vacancies on the general council,
heard the annual address by Judge
John +. Dillon, of New York. Subject:
"The general character of American in
stitutions and law"
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ARLINGTON, Aug. 2l.-lSpecial. The
result of Wednesdays deliberations at
Houston give general satisfaction to our
people. Many Democrats are anxious
10 see some good man who favors the
lease system into the race for Legisn-
tive honors against the Fort Worth
nominee,
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|Illd Winter, 1884.

4, placed our orders before the
rance, in anticipation Of a pro-
!, ,eason, we are OverstOcked in
/ lI,e, and offer inducements to
.'d prompt time customers second
!, house in the country.
|,srative merchants, who, in
Iithe uncertain condition Of crops
\, stringency Of the money mar.
unwilling to place orders with
In JObbers before they can know
!,pds Of their Trade will find our
4 q convenient depository from
! to draw their supplies quickly
l,uch quantities as their trade dc.
i, at Boston and st. Louis prices.
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ST. Louis, Aug. 2l. The Republican
Congressional nominations made in Ne
braska yesterday, were rs follows: First
district, j. W. Weaver; Second district,
James Laird; Third district, G. W. Il
Dorsey
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Fort WORTH. Aug. 2l. Special. f.
The free.grass men are eating
their crow, and will soon bc in
shape to work for Ireland aud the rest
of the State ticket. Templeton's nomi-
nation gives universal satisfaction.
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HOSIERY.

Ladies Solid Color, Silk Worked, Full
Regular Made, 25c. Il pair.
Children'S Solid Color Hose, lOc pair.
Cfildren's Fancy Stripe Hose, Full Regu-
La Made, l2l5c a pair.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. q, The Democrats
of the First and Second Congressional
districts met here this afternoon and
nominated John s. Toilet in the First,
and Adam A. Kramer In the Second.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-22

MExIA, Aug. 2l,--iSpccial. The NOM
nations OF State officers at Houston
meets the appreciation of our citizens.
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WHEELING, w. WA, Aug. 81, Tho
First Congressional District Democratic
convention to-day nominated John
| BrnnnOn
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DOMESTICS,

Fruit of the Loom, S6inches, 10 yards for 81,
Lonsdale, Soft Finish Domestic, 50 inches,
10 yards for 81.
Extra Fine Sea Island, SO inches, IL yards
for 81.
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BROS,
Nj MATCHLES
3 A r O A I N S 7

nave ladies throughout the city country that
ae can hnd as line class goods and at the time effect
saving shopping at establishment For the fol.
lowing we not only ask reading, but comparison. Wethnk
me dherence to be shown in prices will be fully appreciated
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Sterrett, Hall and wife, Wheless and
wife, Purdy and wife, Misses Lucy
Crawford, Minnie and Della Slaughter.
From Mckinney: Tom Murray. From
sherman: Britton and Gunter. From
Waxahachie: Rainey, Ross, Wise and
Saig. From Waco: Jack Elgin.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENCE.
GALVESTON, Aug. 2..--Gov. Ireland,
accO mpanied by Hon. Barnett Gibbs.
candidate for Lieutenant-tiovernor ar
rived in the city this evening, About 0
O'Clock this evening the piazza of the
Beach hotel presented live
ly appearance. Several thou
the broad varandas f% fropting uP6e the
hotel, attracted by band of music, fire.
works, a refreshing breeze, and the dis
tinguished presence of the Governor of
Texas, with a hundred more of his polti
cal friends. The Governor came to Gal
weston to enjoy a season of rest
after the fatigue of the eonven-
ton, but Judging from the continuous
stream of visitors who heartily congrat-
ulate him and wrungihis hand he is in a
poor way of securing that desirable end
just at present. Fully 100 delegates to
the late convention are accompanying
the Governor on his visit to the Island
City. Among the many gentle
men of prominence at pres
ont enjoying the hospitality of
Galveston, and the Beach hotel are
congressman Wellborn and Miller; Sen
atsrs Matlock, Peacock and j. c. Patton;
Hon. Allen Swan, of Clay county; Hon.
Horace Chiffon, Hon. j. IL.
Gamett, and Prof. lIogg, of Fort
Worth; Edward Linn, Of Victoria;
Swanie Robinson, of Dallas; Thos. West,
of Jacksboro; w. j. $. Ross, of Ellis
county; Hon. Arson Raincy of Waxa-
hachie; Temple Houston, and over 100
other gentlemen from various por-
tions OF the State. At late hour
tonight Gov. Ireland and his friends
were rendered an elegant serenade by
the Beach Hotel band.
Tomorrow night it is expected the
Governor, Col. Wellborn and others will
be called on for speeches, as preparations
are making for grand turnout.
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kansas AniI-prohibltlonR Republicans.

TOPEKA, Aug. u. The Republican
rcsubmission convention reassembled
to-day with rather n slim attendance.
The Conference Committee reported
that no conference had vet been held,
owing to the failure of the Democratic
convention to appoint "A similar COM
mittee. They, however, offered n reso-
luton considering II inexpodient
Mt this time To nominate
state ticket, advising resubmission
Republicans to look TO the standing
candidates for legislative, gubernatorial
aud judicial officers regarding re-suh.
mission, and to support NO ono who will
not pledge themselves for rc-submission
aud 60 npiinlnting GOV. Click for thu
manly and honorable course he has
! taken, the fight he has made IN behal
of the personal liberties of tho people o
Kansas. An animated discussion en-
sued on the resolutions, ana final actiol
was deferred until conference could b.
had.
At the afternoon session, the report o
the conference came up again, an,
while II was being discussed. n com
mittee from the Democratic convention
appeared and announced that they ha
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-01-05
ABBriyEl1lz,. LOUISIANA SATURDAY, JANUARY = 1854.

ders. In other respects each Judge
shall have exclusive control over
every cause assigned to him from
its inception to its final dertermi,
nation in said court. The crimi.
nal District Court shall have Grim
inal jurisdiction only. All prose
cutions instituted in said court
shall be equally apportioned be
tween said Judges by lot. Each
judge or his successor, shall have
exclusive control over every cause
falling to him from its inception
to its final determination in said
court. In case of vacancy or re-
cusation causes assigned shall be
re.assigned under order of court"
Given under my signature and
Seal of the State of Louisiana, at
the City Of Baton Rouge, this 1st
day Of December A. D., 1883.
WILL a. STRONG.
t@~1 Secretary Of State.
L: $:
Dec. 22d 1888.
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of said parish, shall enure to the
State, and all sums realized there
from shall be set aside and held
as a special fund, out of which
shall be paid, by preference, the
expenses Of the Clerk Of the Civil
Distri Court, the Clerks of the
city Courts, the Register of Con
yeyances and the Recorder OF
Mortgages of the parish of Or
leans provided, that the State
shall never make any payment to
any Sheriff, Clerk, Register of
Conveyances or Recorder of Mort.
cages of the parish of Orleans, or
any of their deputies, for salary or
other expenses Of their respective
offices, except from the special
fund provided for by this article.
and any appropriation made con-
trary to this provision shall be
null and void"
ACT NO. 125
Of the Regular Session of 1882
Amendment to Article 81 Of
the Constitution of the State,
Relative to the Jurisdiction Of
the Supreme Court,
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OFFICIAL.
Amendments to the Com
s;itu,iOn of the State
of Louisiana.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

49,
la pursuance Of Art. 256 Of the
Constitution Of the State Of Louis
lana. publication is hereby given
| to the Electors Of the State OF the
proposed amendments 10 the Con
stitntion of the State, concurred
in by two-thirds Of all the mem
hers elected to each House of the
General 4 ssemhly Of this State
at lis regular session held in the
city of Baton Rouge in 1882, and
which are required to be publish.
ed in two newspapers published in
the parish of Orleans, and in one
paper in each other parish CT the
State in which a newspaper is
published. for three month pre-
cedln- he next election for Rep.
t''oeontat;-es, at which time the
said amendments shall be submit
ted to the Electors for their ap-
proval or rejection ; said amend
ments appear more fully in Acts
Nos. IS, ll3 and i25 Of the regu.
lar session Of the General Assem-.
bly, held in 1882, which are off
cially published for the informa
ton Of the Electors, and which
will be submitted to them for
their approval or rejection at the
neZt general election, to be held
Oh Tuesday. the 22d Gay Of April,
A, D. 1854, Gs being the Tuesday
next following the third Monday
in ApriD in such a manner and
form that the Electors may vote
for or against each amendment,
separately and if a majo ity Of
the Electors, voting at said cleo
ton, shall approve and ratify all
or either of said amendments,
then such amendment or amend
ments Or eitEeir Of them SO ap.
proved and ratified shall become
a part of the constitution.
ACT NO. rs
Of the Regular Session cf 1882
Amendment 10 the Articles of
the State Debt Ordinance of the
Tn,,Stitut,nn 0f $50
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Town Council.
Abbeville, Oct. 1st 1888.

The Council met this day in
regular session there were pres
ent, r. G. Smedes, Mayor, and
Messrs. Solomon Wise, Iastie
Broussard, J. J. Abadie end 0.
Bourque, aldermen.
On motion oi Mr.. Broussard
the reading of the minutes Of the
last meeting was dispensed with.
The quarterly reports Of the
Treasurer and OF the Collector
were read and adopted and order
ed to be spread upon the minutes.
COLLECTORS REPORT.
To the Hon. Mayor and Members
of the Town Council, |, The un-
dersigned respectfully submit
this as MY report for the
quarter ending Oct.
Fifth 1883.
amt Of taxes on rolls Of 1882 at
last report nhc0ii > )! bU
amt Of taxes on roll Of '83 76S 06
amt OF taxes col on rolls
Of 1883 ITS 90
amt remaining unco!l $50 0G
amt Of licenses uncoll at
last report 100 90
amt coll on licenses 10 90
amt remaining nneoll 50 &C
amt Of fines coll since
last report s27 90 corpoF-
alton half IL 81
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Amendment no. 6,

ART .l28. There shall be in
the Parish Of Orleans a Court Of
Appeals for said Parish, with cx,
elusive appellate jurisdiction in ali
matters civil and probate, arising
in said parish when The amount in
dispute. or fund to be distributed
exceeds one hundred dollars. ex
elusive Of interest, and does not
exceed two Thousand dollars
exclusive OF interest said
court shall be presided over hy
wo judges, who shall be elected
by the General ssenbly, in t1i1t
session ; they shall be residents
and voters Of the city OF New Or
leans, possessing all the quaIifca
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a No. {.
STATE DEBT.

ARTICLE /. BE 1t ordained by
the people Of the State of louisiana,
os prouided BY Iaao. That the State
Debt Ordinance be amended SO as
to read as follows That the in
terest to be paid on the ConsoIi
dated Bonds OF the State of Louis
lana, be, and is heIhy Fixed at two
pcl. centum per anni.n for five
yeare, from the first day Of Jsnu-
afy, ore thousand eight hundred
and eighty, (i59G) and fonr PEI
centum per annuln thereafter, Baya-
bic seml.annuaIIy +, aud there shall
be levied an annual tax sufficient
for'l,e full payment OF said interest,
not exceeding three mills, the linz
it of State Tax for ali purposes
being hereby fixed at six mills,
spd said bonds and coupons shall
lie daily stamped Interest re-
daced to two per centum per aa-
nun for five years, from January
lst. one thausan1 eight hundred
and eighty, and four per centum
per annum thereafter .
ART. 2. "That the holders of
the Consolidated Bouds may, at
anytime, in order that the coupons
may be paid, present their bonds
to the Treasurer Of the State. Or
to agents to be appointed by the
Governor, one in the city OF New
York, and the other in the city OF
London, England, and the said
Treasurer or agents, as the case
may be, shall indorse or stamp
ihe' con the words Interest re-
ltbeej TO two per centum per an
nani for FIVE wears from Jsnnarv
lst. one thousand EIGHT hundred
and eighty (l8S01 ard fouf per
ceGfnm per aDnum thereafter.
ard said Treasurer Or agent shall
Isdorse Or stamp on said coupons
rho following words Interest
reduced 10 two per centun, per an
noin. or, Interest reduced to four
per contHm por annum. as the
case mas lie.
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tons necessary for judges of Cir
cult Courts of Appeal throughout
the State, they shall each receive
an annual salary of four thousand
dollars, payable monthly upon
their respective warrants. Said
appeals shall be upon questions of
law alone, in all cases involving
less than five hundred dollars, ex-
elusive of interest, and upon the
law and the facts in other cases.
1t shall sit in the city of New Or.
leans from the First Monday of
November to the last Monday of
June in each year /; it shall have
authority to issue writs of Manda.
mus, Prohibition, Certiorari and
Habeas Corpus in aid Of its appel
late Jurisdictions"
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE
1876.
Of the Constitution of the State,
relative to the jurisdiction of
the City Courts Of the Parish
of Orleans"
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Amendment Moa =.

ART. 1Ol. +" Whenever the
Judges composing the Courts Of
Appeals shall concur, their jndg.
nlent shall he final Whenever
there shall be disagreement, the
two Judges shall appoint a. law
ger having tie qualifications for a
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals of
their Circuit, WHO shall aid iE the
determination Of the case, a judg-
nent ooncurred in BY any two Of
them shall be foal."
4 AMaNDMENT TO ARTICLE
Of The Constitution Of the State,
Relative TO the Jurisdiction Of
Courts of Appeal for the Parish
OF Orleans"
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Official Directory.


district Judge.
JOHN ohH'''
nistrict Attorney.
J.s.zs 1HARGols'
C,e,k Of District Court,
L>sfiE bRoO7SAeo'
Represeh1a'''gW, W., coppusRD
NM. SaEfh bhD.
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Amendment No. 2.

AET. l46. "AlI fees and charges
fixed by law Tor the various Civil
Courts Of the parish Of Orleans.
a d for: the Register Of Con,e,
ances aud Recorder Of Mortgages
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1893 916

1899 Is
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. &. LYONS,
Con Collector.
Abbeville, La, Oct. lst 1889
We find the within report correct
and that the collector has on
hand on licenses one hundred anG
forty dollars, on taxes OF the pres
ent year enc hundred and seventy
eight dollars and an fiyes thirteen
5oIl00 dollars.
R. G. smEDEs,
JOS. j. ABADIE.
TREAsURER'S REPORT.
Report Of W. B. White. Treasur-
er, for quarter ending
Oct. End 1883.
General fund.
July 2, to bal as per report 191.I1
.. py amt paid per
W. 622 $50
Oct 2, bal on hand 1921
Street and Bridge fund
July 2, to bal as per report 1901
to receipt or disbursement
on said fund since last report
Sinking fund.
Oct 2 amt on hand this date 1887
Respectfully submitted,
W. B. WHITE.
Treasurer.
Abbeville, Oct 1st 1883. we fn.}
the above report to be true an,.
correct.
r. C. SMEDEs,
JOS. j. ABADIE,
There being no other bushes
to transact. on motion the couuci!
adjourned sine die.
r. c. SMEDEs, W. B. WHITE,
Mayor. Sect.
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Mr. L c Lyons Dy-Tax Collector W:
granted more time to complete list
Poll Tax payers as required by law.
On motion the sum Of $3.50 was q
lowed 9th ward Spring Hill Scho
house Trustees tout of the funds helon;
ing to said ward) for the purpose
purchasing a warming stove for sa
school house.
On motion A colored school W
located in the 2nd ward.-The bill
Isaac Wiss, ex-treasursr was referred
the Finance Committee with INSTR
tions il the same be approved to be {
dered paid.-The bill of d NJ Lyons. /;
SCISSOR was also referred to the Finan
Committe.
On motion the sum of 800 dollars "
| any money to be paid into the treasm
On motion all school teachers shi
receive the sum Of 20 dollars per sch,
astic month, for the first quarter en-
ing January lst 1884, and any teach
who shall fail TO exercise proper ener,
to secure large attendance, shall
ceive only one dollar and half J.,
scholar, per month for regular ate
dance, after the expiration OF the pr
ent quarter.
On motion, resolved, that all pnb
schools be opened where there are sui
Gent funds to Justify the same OH / .
lst Monday of November next.
On motion, the President and Sec
tary Of this Board are authorized to.
new the contract with the Printer
the official journal Of this Parish)
the ersning ear, OH as favorable Teri
as possible.
| On motion the President and SecI
| tary, ale hereby authorized to make =
renew ali leases of school lands.
Mr. T Terrianx was appointed visit;
| trustee fer school no. in the fl,
ward vice Mr. ChataguIer, who has
moved from said ward.
| Resolved that tho present Board
examiners are hereby requested i
serve fof another year, with the assis
ance Of Mr. G Labauve.
On motion the board adjourned ,
| meet on Saturday the 20.h h inst
". W. EDWARDS,
President School Beard.
y 4. WILLIAMS.
S"s rotary sellsai Boa.
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ACT. NO. 1I3
Or the regular Session Of 1882
mcndmert . Article '46 oi
He Constitution Of the State
Relative to Fees aud Charges,
to be Paid by Stamps in the
Parish of Orleans. =