The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-04

Mills said ihero was dsbt ~ $4,000 ret. |
lac upon the church and II WAS bis greatest |
desire that IL should bs wiped out. Yssrs
ago he had resolved To set aside sum each |
year 20 pnronsse ~ farm 10 which he cou 4 |
re- ire IN his old age, aud this amount he |
would give ward tue cancellation Of the
ohurch's indebtedness. He then called for
irriher giits. ami In less than az hour the
eutire 10000 vas subscribed. The doxol.
ugy waa sung aud The congregation din
fnissed win tn' benedic,ipn.
rRixg rlonr IN eEow STORM.
OMAHA, March - fhis morning ~ day.
break, nn the river fats, near Florence. ak
miles north o. Omaha, Ei. Miller, oi this
ct ", mud q II. smitn, oi Chicago, met and
fought hArehand fight, wnich lastsa QUE
hour nnf tiisen miputrs. A. the end OF
tho ibiriy-'hird rourd tho ilsht was DE-
cided In iavo. ~ Smith on claim ~ loul
sustained by tbs referee. The men fought
stripped TO the waist ~ nm nlmospheTe that
nearly froze men with builslp nvercnsis on
The principals have gone TO Iowa to avoid
arrest.
rHk LsoIsLATIvs ogiLoog.
WAsIiNoroE, March 2.-B preventative
Converse hes announced tnat ho will movs
10 suspend the rulea ,-morrow under the
privilege allowed individual members on
Vie first n onday IN each mouth, aud AJAX
consideration OF his nill providing Tor the
increase OF the duty on wool. IL the house
dec doe 90 consider the measure, Hurd will
s.renuously oppose 1t.
Representative Willis intends asking con-
alteration OF the biil re'eutly tnyoraby re-
ported from tue commitie- which prnvicss
for an annual sppropr' alton for ten years 10
aid common school education
Rep osentative Morrison will report -
the ways and mean committee, Tuesday,
tue action OF elgnt democratic members u
his comm tee on his tariff olll. Until then
"A.
oil will be reported t. the house. II tn
members OF the committee ask addiiioupl
time 10 consider the measure. Morrison
SAYS IL will be granted. The republican
members OF the committee coitemplate
preparing minority report They saw
such n report can be prepared within two
or three days after the meeting Tuesday,
whun they will be suthoritntyeiy not lied
Of tho Gciion OF tue democratic members.
| The course of legislation Ia the senate this
week promises TO be common place n.d
dull.
cHioAso's oovrRsNEgT BUILDING.
CHIc.sn, March 2.-Colonel G. A. @.
Smith, who has been here some days exam
ming the construction OF the government
building, has forwarded his report to Wash
ton He fuds that the roof of the mailing
room consis y Of llsss supported by iron
| siringeTs, aud on account oil settlement ono
OF these pifcpa OF IRON receutiy broke and
tell 10 the iilur He does not hesitate to ray
| that the bu LING IS ~ very hsd condi-
I tion. Wnie he does not appfehend danger
OF falling, he intimates that pieces VI iron
and stone may become detached. The ioun-
dation he Gays, wss not properly laid, and
| she sinking AZ One end nsdd the opposite
end Of the building He SAYS the floor 10
poorly laid with II bad quality Of cement
| He maintains that the building needs
complete overhsulng.
| THE CLAIMS CoMSIssIoS.
| WASHINGTON March g. The French and
American claims ommissioD made he fol-
lowing awards against the United State:
Pierre Lap.ssRdc, Donaldsonville, Lpui,i.
ana, $500; Jean l.. aud Charles / bsroux,
St. pnilios, SlSl0. The iollo ing cases
/ we're dis4i owed: Edward +. Dcsinson,
Cha,guey Fratz, Joseph RlinllOite, Rspt-
des, Louisiana; Marc T1rdhis,t New
Orleans; Charles Hiedsieck, New
| Orleans; and Prom e. Co.. New Orleans.
PERUVIAN POLITICS.
LIMA (yis Glye,t1n) Nsfch 2.-Y psier.
| day General leleatss took he osth a pro-
yisionl president. The 1--WE members Of
the ca binet haze resigned Taos OF Seniors
}srnera, minis or ofjustice and Galyn will
be occupied.
rRIsCE yIcrOR.
PARIS, Msroh 9 -pribce Napolsou hes
| decided tn pfsipone the American tour of
| his son Vic'or. He intends 10 send the
m anian armv.'
DYNAMITE DHvfLTRx
BERLIN, March 2. "A oox containing
clockwork exploded ia the pos soffcc at
Gres-p to-day. One official was severely
wounded.
rHg pyrANIrERs MUST 90.
PARIS, March s.-fhs French govern
men has decided 10 sxpei from fnrnce all
suspected dynAmitsrs.
sRADLAUGH.
LONDON, Maron 2.-Bradlsugh has sent
letter to Nor.hcote charging him wi hav-
lug violated the law in having had Brad
laugh cluded from the house OF com.
mons. That net Brsdlsueh says, was mean
and spltefui and unworthy OF All English
gentleman.
THE pYNAMITE yCAnE.
LONDON, March Rail way official, now
insist upon nm inspection of all baggage left
AT the terminal stations. The meeting of
Irish organic atoms in London and the pro-
vinces To-Day were watched by Irish detec-
tiyes. Nothing unusual WAS discovered.
UNTRUE.
NFw OhLsAHs. Murcn IA dispatch to
tbs Associated Press from Captain William
Campbell, Of the steamer Ed Richardson,
dated Naichez says reports telegraphed
| from Vicksbufg that the evee- at ST, Joseph
aud hard Times had broken are untrue.
SIGNAL TOWER BURNED.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Marcn 2.-The signal
tower OF the Cum nerland Valley railway at
| the end OF the bridge over the Susquehan-
ma river caught tire to-night. Tho engine
hou.e was entirely destroyed, but the roll
| ing stock was removed
HENRY aRoRoR-MooDY.
| LONDON, Marcn 2.--rhe first declaration
on the part OF the Irish National League in
opposition to Berry Georges land scheme
was made at a meeting at Cork, Sunday, at
which the scheme was declared impracti-
cable.
Mr.. Moody has completed his three
" eeks mission At Newcross. The work has
been very successful.
| MYSTERIOUS.
| ST. LOUIS, March 2.-Further investiga-
ton into the finding. OF the mutilated body
of a man near Cshokia, Illinois, yesterday,
wa, made to-day, but bsyond the fact that
foot prints of q man or woman were tund
| leading from the place where the body was
buried 70 road near by, nothing was
| elected, and'the matter remains profound
mystery. The character Of the mutilation
of the body leads to the belief that the
murder was committed la q spirit OF diTest
revenge, but who the murdered man WAS
or who perpetrated TIE deed are utterly
n d known.
OTTAWA, March 2--rhe cabinet council,
IL IN understood, hes agreed upon census
of Manitoba, to be taken every three yeare,
aud federal subsidy be increased In ac-
cordarcs with the increased population.
A land subsidy OF 1900 acres per mile
will be given 10 aid in the construction OF
railroad from wionipeg 20 Hudsou's Bay
that will give an outlet to the products OF
the north est, other than by the Canadi an
Pacific railroad.
HALrTax. N. s., March 2.-The steamer
Juliet, from Newcastle. Eoglani, reports
esrinI storms aud sess, and revolving bur
ricares. heavy fields Of Ice and in, umershl-
icebergs She sighted two-m asted steamer
sposrsn,ly hsrd and fstt between two
brrps, hut could not make out the name.
L-ter she porssd sn oil cake or petroleum