The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-27
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} Judge nfnsh sad upv, n0uit a1yoea
/ ind iho rltlns ~ Denver and hoped ilii
uNgi convention would hB lirld thHfa,
liuhhnm NJ Illinois favored thleaap
! while rul. Hunter thought ~. I1nil
: ought a. have II again. finhly, Dnnvn
VIA was Withdrawn hy Judge Brush
{ ana ~. Louis was selected on the hrs
hlilOi, receiving rlrht votes Ia one ful
: Chicago, east w. SIR. Durham.
Tho salary Of tho secretary Of tho ~
ISOLATION was fixed M $1,000.
A sub-Ouinmlttee,c consisting Of NeHsT.
Durham, Hamilton, Gently, Salmon
aud Brush, was appointed g. have fail
power a. transact business In tho In
forests of the executive committee.
Before adjournment, several gsrtle'
men called attention a. Ia the flrt that
several important committees had not
been appointed, particularly those
| nortatlnn. II vps decided,
however, to allow Iho subcommittee Ia
use lls lud -inout ~ H.. promises. Each
, mriH''r ~ the Cuutu iltrr was requested
/ Ia >t0d hls Ni"N- nd suggestions Ia the
/ sub r"lpmi-tr'' % list aru, ~ acting
/ ludi"iuusl,.
ru rae ,uv in 81 al 'grneh. subject
! tu Iii,' rsii M r.,'','h.
| : memorial. uFHuN 10 ~ VI Coy, II
sns aud Nebraska 10 submit tho ques-
ton OF trail to their legislature, was
referred Ia the subcommittee,
From the expressions OF opinions IL N
probable the executive committee will
hold another meeting here within three
months.
A PRESERVATION.
The elegant chair occupied by Gov.
Routt. rs chairman OF the convention,
WAS then presented TO him, on motion OF
Col. Hunter. After brief speech from
| the governor, accepting the gift, the as
ISOLATION adjourned.
TUE CASH AMONG THE SUFFERERS.
LYNCHHuBu, Nov. 22.-The telegraph
dralt for 81 ,20J received by Gen. Early
and Charles W. Britton, from the eat
| tlomen's association in session in ST.
l. nis, Tor the relief OF sufferers from
the plague in counties on tho line Of
| the Virginia, Tennessee & kentucky
railroad, will be distributed ut once To
the best advantage.
RETURNING To THE RANCHES.
The delegates and their friends began
to leave the city Friday evening in
small parties, but the hegira did not ret
IN until to-day. The Chicago & Alton
free excursion, with dinner inclu led,
was not the success that the MANAGE
ment desired. Seven coaches and a din
ing car had been provided to transport
the delegates to Chicago hut only four
OF them we're used, the total number
availing themselves OF the invitation
being but 40. The great bulk OF the
Colorado, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah and
"flpr far west delegates awaited them
solves last evening OF the opportunity
for trip 10 Chicago over the Chicago,
darlington & Quincy railroad. Seven
slcupers, baggage car and smoker
were well filled.
THE TEXAS DELEGATION
divided, some going by the Iron Noun
tain and others by the Missouri Pacific.
The New Mexico people took the Mis-.
souri, Pacific, whence they take the
Atchison, Topeka Il Santa Fe railroad
for home. The scene at the depot
AZ train time was quite lively.
MANY members of the reception
committee were on hand to bid their
friends from the west goodbye. There
WAS an interchange of invitations to
visit; badges held precious all the week
by delegates were freely given to st.
LouisiaDs rs tokens of remembrance.
Cheers were given again and again by
the departing guests for st. Louis, and
the wind-up was as genial and warm
hearted AZ any other feature of the
weeks memorable entertainment.