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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-26
srECiAL SUMMARY.

WASH ,HGroa NJ arch %. 5peoiil l-Th,
bill TO Increase he salaries Of Federal
Judges WAS amended to-day by Mr., CDke
80 rs 10 make judge liable to ippeach-
msnt II he appoints "a nesr relative TO Of
flea.
The bond Of Louisa b Brown, poitnis-
trcss az Snithdeld, Tarrsnt county
amount $500, WAS approved to-day.
Albany and NJ ,beepie were to-day raise d
to the grade OF presidential post'otiices
with sAlArie, OF 81 GOO each.
The pSerident to-day sent in She foliON-
ing nominations. O. Il Ssbiu, j dg9; j. g
Tracey .marsbal; J. o. Luby, collector q
Brownsville: ". A Ssylor, cIlee Or at III
Pgso; Asa II Stra;ton attorney.
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LAD|ES!''!':;;,,';!':'''!''. w.t.
.ME GnrAr s,syIM nv yAroR.
.Hr GREAT s,svIAI

given to Offer amendments 10 the II when
Il came before tso house. Raldlll mad,
ehoit .speeon. He IN turn
was followed by Reagan, OF Texas
Randall, In his remarks aald the bill NJ
had been presented did not meet tho want.
OF his constituents, He offered no aubsi
tute.
Reagan endorsed tho bill.
Caillsle made fifteen minutes speech, the
i've minute8 rule which pre-
vailed In the apeeotel Of 9th.
or gentlemen being extended In
his case. He said the consiits ion allowed
every man 10 vote as he desired; that no
man could be bound 10 vote except as his
conviction. dictated,
Blackburn took the around that tho nc.
ZION ~ the house should be binding.
Representative HOPKINS offered q resolu-
hon providing that no one should be bound
to vote by tho action Of caucus.
Morrison moved "A, . substitute for Hop
sins' resolution declaration thnt
after amendment Ia committee
~ mo whole bill should be passed Debate
under the five MINUTES rule continued
AZ great length. incidentally a number
OF propositions were suggested among
mem one to refer The whole
If ono democrat member FROM
eioh sth'e. About II o'cIock Eaton mOsed
o.acjourn. Thia motion was defeated by
: large majority.
Morrison resolution was adopted-llD
. %. IL provid = that the ways and means
III 10 reduce war taxes should h,
considered IN comm tee of the whole, sub
J-ol To amendment for reasonable time.
and then the bill should be reported 10 the
house and passed.
Hopkins cirer.d an ameudmsnt that the
action OF the caucus should lot be bind
ing.
Morrison offered a proviso, except 40
ar as individual members should fee
bound by the rctinn Of tue mrj'rty aud
4 the CAUCUS" The amendment anu pro
si.U we've adopted.
Cariisin then offered a resolution pro.
' ding for tho repeal OF the tax
III tobacco, cigars and snuh
ana the redGctio oI me tax on fruit bran.
~ 20 10 cents per gallon
Carlisls's resolution was ca rried- IS to 81.
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ZOE uElI.rIrs SAKE.

The ollactories OF the average citizen re-
siding In the business c-utre OF tho ciy
ware put TOT severe 'pst last night. The
stencil that arose from the cutters aud
ieets er The night began to sdtalcs v as
.lckrhug aud mAuy sn iuuooeut man was
compelled 20 give ~ his evening meal. IL
Is time to dean mp. A good deal Of disir-
fecian's and n frequent flashing OF the
street cutters will not hurt.
Nay IL please ur city sires to send forth
a smelling COMMITTED aud b. convinced OF
the stubborn fact that the bushes portion
OF the city is in very filthy. unheAlthy
condition, and may that body in its Wis
dom see fit 10 disinisct and clean mp a.
opcn Hsnil
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4 BEAU Irrr coMoI vx,oN, a hight Eve
n Active liver Bswcls regular as LOCKWOOD aud
Mo- sJ's T-x.S Tonic COralaI
As q Female Remsdy Il f Taits
q ". ~. rpp ,rs o,,,..

1rsd ana white. ought 10 be educated, bat
fsch STATE ought % sducs'e its own people
Mr. Coke spoke highly OF tao Tex.s
school pfovlnon.
Mr.. sherman sald as tho remark made by
him the other day had been commented
On ny the other eide ha had the Iight 70
state his yiows on the euhj o. before IA G
senate, lie would say broadly pos IDLY
he believed II tho bounden duty OF the
national government ~ aid In tho education
OF It's popllaiinn. He wa, willing 10 70
coer izs that by the results OF the war n
burden Of illiieracy was thrown upon the
southern states grestsr than they could
bear. IL had not, 10 said, bren
The sneonlation OF the. people of lhe
north 81 the close OF the
war 10 Interfere with the question
OF suffrage IN the southern stttes. After
reviewing the incidents Of the reoonstruc.
ton period, Mr.. Sherman said the north.
ern people snnlly came To the conclusion
there was no other safeguard for the iresd
people than the ballot. He mentioned
these facts without arraigniog any
party or body al men. Az TO the duty OF
the government Mr.. Sherman wouli re-
peat what he said tho other day, that he
didn't think the United States ought to
trust TO tho southern states m important
question growing out OF the policy Of aid
10 education. The force OF prejudice
and education was too strong, even
with the most intelligent men; that
no don't think IL wise II confer upon the
South absolute power over the ,ducatlon
contemplated aud The expenditure leading
10 it. This, however was not from
any feeling OF unkindness to-
ward the people OF the Sosth, but
from the convlc ion that owing
10 prejudices OF race and intluences OF
slnvery, which bad darkened the minds and
would probably continue 20 darken them
Tor some time to come, they wOuli not
imparlialy distribute the money. lie
thought the work OF framing the necessary
safeguard was one In which ali
the seust lrs should particinate. There WAS
no doubt tho work o. distributing the
money Should be LET to The states, but the
general goytrumei I should say how IL
should be expended. MIR. Sherman COLI
,inued. He was willing 10 10 as lar as any
man IN the attempt 10 remove
the evil OF i.Iiteracy, either FROM the north
or The south. The safety of the nation de-
mands its removal, ant without going into
the past or casting reprorches he was will
log IS FAR ss he VAS personally concerned.
under wei guarded restriction
been every part oil the lind, but he
didn't want The money turned from its
proper use into add nv 10 the sttainments
Of those Already sufficiently educated.
Mr. Hoar defended he bill rom several
detailed criticisms m sde by Mr., sherman
aud added that II would not always do TO
take council from our fe-sntmen's.
A ter an execut We session, the senate ed-
ioupnpd $50. 80
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Notions, Trunks and Carpe ts,IIat

Pefple have been humbugged much that Il is nearly
impossible 10 got them to BELIEVE ADVERTISEMENT;
but we hav asked TO and buy any SPECIAL
BARGAINS Unless iC was the TRUTH Therefore, tell
that Mr. H. Mttentha has just returned from Southern
Texas where ho obtained large stock of bankrupt goods
consisting OF he above and knowing is thing to i'm
possible Tor US to take care OF Spring Stock OF goods that
are now oly arriving unless we make room; therefore,
900 worth OF goods at prices Uoat will astonsh well
as please you. These goods spread on
counters loose Come and convince yourselves at
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CAMMACK--CO CONTINUED.
Letter No. Written at The Flood
Tide.
'Sam" aud Ills Wants Continue Crop
plng Cat.
Another Link IN Long Chain.
All quie. in cotton ,wlndlins circles.

All queb IN COTTON tNlhlIDs elTcle3
The following
LETTER No, nEysg,
from Cammsok To Eaton 80 readable:
August 10 1888 DEAR DuD:-Yonrs 5ih
came safely 10 hand on time. | have Just
returned from Atlanta where | have been
TO see my brother. | had written you one
letter 10 sherman asking Tor numoer OF
your box and advising Won OF having writ
ten you TO Dsllas 1866 (which letter | hope
you have received. | am very glad indeed
TO know Io.ilively ihg, you are Al last IN
the position to GARY out our iohdest homes.
You should have no unensiness about San
seeing me or telling me any ihing-but rest
assured | will tell you everything - | con-
slider yon nv only trend and sxpeot "a
work our fortunes tog, Their alter VT leave 3.
FROM what you say the reoepis mast he
very good In you reIl ~ be cure TO In
form me- about how muon could We make
In three weeks by our Il st plan written you
from New YOrf--0t ufee ia September
October raceipts will be much better
never iaucied that fellow Fred, hut presume
you know what YOU are about, and !, TER
you may he able to do without Giobs. You
are right In not wanting t. 40 around 10
m,et Us; II 10 much bet r for us 10 meet
you aud you remain there and
learn everything ycu can. have
full beard which pl ars my APP
pegIsuCe. There Is ono thing |
want to know: Where can 1 stop when |
come TO Sherman don't wsat to 40 to u
hottl; II you coult secure me o quiet room
somewhere convenient to q hash house,
I'd be o X lwl write you again IN u
few days, as | sm so tired no., hut or re-
ceipt OF this write me lu particulars. who
is cashier ana who Will be- oi't1n c'erk'
Don't forget about daily recpirtl. There
ire good many things l will think over
aud ak You for information. Let your
letter he good long one. Of good news, for
I have thought OF nothing tlse this year
hut our "fsll bu mesa" Coed bye, old iel-
low. Yours,
Ii. b. g.
P.S.-Be careful how you let letters lay
around, some fellow might catch on.
Did cid Burnett give you a cnmplimen-
tsry on his street car liner Remember
what | always told YOU about the two.
feed man, G.. DOME make any perms-
nent Arrangements about cashier yet; S IN
may want more than l.3; he amt said
word ~ me, but | guess he -ould sooner
have l.3 than mo bread ut ALL"
IL. b. G.
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JOHN T.. SULLIVAN COMING.

John l.. sullivan the famed puglist will
visit Dallas the coming week and VIII give
an exhib ton OF the science OF seli.dsfense'
Mr.. Riley, manager of the opera-house q
uoustop, is endeavoring TO make arrange
ments 10 play the Singer" through The
state. He tried 10 get tue opera house IN
tho exhibition, but fsiline IN this lett the
m after with Mr.. Frsuk I. Mcclure, who
will m axe AN Effort t. secu. the armory o
the Queen City guards he ~ sccompa'
MED AZ his tour by AL Smi'n. his msnsger
who took o Lesry and Weston to London
in the famous val king mach.
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GOSSIP ON Tie CAUCUS ACTION.

WAsHIsGroS, Maica o. Speoial J.
There was u meeting OF the democrass OF
the WAYS and means Committee IT the
rooms OF Mil,. OF Texas last nirht. Car
Isle was present. H. was decided to adopt
the Morrison bill in caucus, but introduce Is
In the house subisc. to discussion. Tnis was
virtually the acLioo OF the caucus tonight.
Public gossip around the hotels a. q late
hour, inclines to the belief that ths Norri-
son party hsvo yielded point. This Is
based on the view That II the bill IL to be
di scu ssed IL will he amended.
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THEATRICAL HOrES
Matinee Saturday.

Matinee Saturday.
opera.housc, was in Tue city yesterday.
See the Tourists" In their new Pullman
palace car.
Ros. Eytinre will make her fsrewell visit
to Dallas next Monday and Tuesday nights.
"The Tourists" played TO full houses and
gave great satisfaction in Galveston last
week.
There will be special matinee next Sat-
urday at p. m. ny toe Tourists.
Mr.. Charles Benton, manager OF the
opera-house, mas been absent from the city
this week tending to business in San An
tonic and Austin.
The advance agent OF John L. Sullivan
combination, was IN Fort worm yester'
dey.
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=. W. G,eosl, arngglst OF Louis burg
Kansas, sayf: II have soli Pc ckly Ash
/, tens for hvs yea ana | hsve never
n. nii-d medicins hlch gave more uni
yetsal satisfaction. 1t 10 fast Decoming the
family medicine oi this section. hav.
warran,ed dozsns OF bottles and never had
one returned.
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ALLEG MALPRACTICE.

The suit OF Levi. FerE-is,u W. DR.. J. II
SHindeli, OF Lancaster, praying Tor tSuuu
lam ges he alleges hs sustained by reason
Of nal practice on the part OF the deteDcan' 4,
who falls ~ set COMPOUND ifsctuf. oi tlr
arm, which has, be daims, caused HIM =
Dose the use OF IL. is Oh Trial Ia the d,strio
eourl
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CoI.oRCD NORMAL SCHOOL.

A petition to the STATE board Of ed 1cs.
,Ion is peing circulated and signed asking
that summer normal colored school b.
esta ,lished IN this ely and requesting the
app ointment of Professor &. II. Sn0thers,
oclored. as principal. The petitioners
Gu arsntee the buiidiny tree ana agree to
board teachers for SO per week.
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Emory's Lutte Oa'nar,ic Is ihs best ard
only 7. abl- Liver z Il known, never fail
with the most obstinate cases, purely vege
tahls, sugar-coated, tasteiess harmless, no
gripping or unpleasant Effects. Druggists
\, Ii Iham EiIinnn cenia
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A CRY EOK AID.

WAsuIK0roK, March % -CPress. Ia on.
], FLOYD xiug member ot congress from
Louisiana, has received the following tele-
gram:
"koDSkY. Mtss., March "a -Kemple
lsvee gave away a. 1915. This makes the
disaster complete, aud the Misr.sippi
valley one vas, inlsnd sea. This will make
the loss You'd calculation, to say nothing
OF tas los, Of lite aud suffering OF the peo'
ple. Congress must come to our iescue
and feed the people at once. The lofts Of
cur gin. houses ard floating RATS will he the
only places Of aboie. believe the hes,
mod . Of des' r button OF supplies 10 through
the engineer depar ment In Charge OF nver
Improvements. they have every chanco
necessary, and less waste and imposi ion
would attend their tfiorta.
TSisned,1 "E. l.. WniTSLY."
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Fit: All ii q. stopped ire by DIR. Kiln
Great Nerve R,stoIer. No fts alter ire
days use. M ,rvelous cures. Treatise sud
2 trial nottls free 10 tit cases. Send to Dirt
Kline. 03l Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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9 Almost DESTROYED by u Cyclonn.

Lfr,RvToN KY, March % II. Is report
cd hene tonight that the village q Cote.
manville in Harrison clu ty,
forty miles from here was almost
entirely destroyed by cyclone which
swep: over it AT O'Clock this afternoon.
IL IL snd ten people were killed by
the Aying debris ~ huldings ard fifteen or
genty injured Moth ne definite is knoGn,
but the iumor Is generally credited.
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Something New.

Sor1rtNitt NtWs -. . . -,
sInn8ry phlt ,ersphs at wsbstsr's, Tol
Eim Street. Csbinst size. sl2 per o,z a.
rhsv are me preitiesi pictures ever intro-
ducef Cd s'vlss at the usual prizes
Mr. Webster makes no TN types o. rrnis'
which Is gusrsnlee ihst tnis is the oniy
FIRST class gallery IN 'he ci y.
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FozzoHI's INDICATED COMPLEXION POWDER
For infant, toilet IS an Indispensable
article, healing all excavations lmmedi-
ate V. Mothe should use IL freely on he
little ones. IL is PERFECTLY harmless. For
l. kt,t
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NOMINATIONS.

WARRINGTON. March 25 -rpre,s. Nom
iuations: David }. Brewer, oi Kansas
United States circuit judge eighth iadicia
circuit; julius :. burrows, OF Michigan
solicitor OF tbs treasury; Colonel David s.
Stanley, twenty secord inf,ntrv, briga ii-r.
general; Chsuncsy B. S,bin, OF Texas,
United 8, ates district judge, eastern uis.
trict NJ rsxss; Asa Il. strAttor. r., oil
Texas, United States attorney, eastern dis
triot OF Texas; James G. Tracy. Of Texas,
marshal, eastern district ot Texas VIM NJ.
Taylor, OF Texas, collector OF customs dis.
Texas. collector OF customs district Brszl
de Santiago, Texas.
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Ls,t concert ut the IyIo's-as At Meyers
esi .Dlishmsnf tr-signt. AL thos- WIZ
bave not hear them should not usss IN b
rssl.
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p.ro.,a,. az IN. "a. .skslIy \"

Democratic Of the 20. orally"
You are hereby called upon to meet at
the City hall Monday nj sht, March 3ist, 10
nominate democratic candidates to repre-
sent the "a ward 10 the mex municipal
election, to be held April 8b, 1884
BY order w. h. FEATHER,
Chairman Dem. Executive CON-, Dallas.
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Throat diseases commence with cough,
cold or scrs throat. Browns b occhial
Troches" give immediate relief. Sold only
IN boxes. Price 81 cents.
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Mother SWANS Worm syrup.
Iniul lie, tastclass, harmless, cnthartlc
for fevefishucss, restlessness, worms, con
situation Csc
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Lest concert Of the ryrolesns At Mayors
estAbl shment Tonight. All those who
hsve not heard them should not mis-, this
treat
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SEALED PROPOSALS

off y o. COUNTY JUDE DALLAS
~ COUNTY, March rs 1881 lily cir-cioa OF
TIE Commits ion r. Court o Dsllt county. no
tie, ~ icr b. given hot On MONDAY, April IL
1881, bid viii h. received and opened W said
HDus. flr he safe nr'sefvHI n e the records
of ia las comfy, according to The rlnns and
specih 'stinnl now In be- GO n IN he onlc OF J.
r. Flrrd rs architect PayWPnts will be made
on IA Il work - II ufogre SEES 20 pr cent being
res ~ a on all esti aes until he tomnloton
o. the ui.iiug. Bond and security r,l be re-
au red 4 the ,ncn ss'l "a der, an the right Ia
etprss ,ly reserved 10 reject any ar nj bid sub
mitted. Il T. BURKE.
County JUDI n Va Cpunv
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stead OF loyalty aud affection for II. ZAP,

stead OF loyalty aud affection for Il. Zap
plausel
Jones, u Arkansas, opposed The bill
fhe disilllers had deliberately dug ditch
md got Into II. and T. did not come with
goo1 grace from them 10 ask the govern.
ment 10 6xirioata them.
Reed ridiculpd the predictions at ruin
which would follow this failure ~ the bill
but admitting FIR kno sake OF argument this
was true. he argued the disaster which
would ensue IN forcing 70,00O,0O0 gallons of
whisky upon the market would be smell
compared 10 that which must follow fnrclng
out nyo yeara Reno, even 100 100000 gal.
Hatch, OF Michigan, Opposed tina pria-
clple OF the government loaning money n
any one, especially to men engage ia the
irsfilc
Price and Dngloy approved the bill and
Eaton favored II. Incidentally in the oonrse
Of bis remarks he referred 20 the Morrison
tariff bill and expressed the belief that its
eject would he 10 increase the surplus In
ihe treasury instead Of decreasing IT,
Pending further discussion the commit
tee rose ard the speaker announced The ap-
pontmcnt OF X indall, Burnes and Atkins ~
conferees on the little deficiency bill.
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An entertainment will be given by the
ladies OF the Lamar street church Thurs
day evening at Banquet hall, corner of La
mar aud Commerce streets. Below Is the
PROGRAMME,
Musical nuet. Misses sink ard Shumard
Recitation .................M sS irvine
Music Instrumsnt l............. Mis- Kinnsri
Rect alton ....................M Miss Ella Fcndrck
Musi Vocal. Mrs Ella Keller
Charsde.
MUSIC tsss.t.ssss.ssF..sss.s..f lh l. ~ ftfuTfk
ReCi' alton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ... Miss Hohon
Nnsi ..,...............Nl Misses Cribs and Keller
Recitation -. -...t...,.,..,.Mk tunchess
Clarade.
After which the ladies' will have ice cream
aud cake. No admission charged.
The lest appearance in Dallas OF the cele-
hrsted Tyr,leaus. at M,yer's osiablish-
ment to- night. Nothing Ike their music
eve' hesrd In tho south.
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patches received here to-day from Louisiana
tste the Mississippi has broken over
most OF the levee and government aid iS
necessary To prevent people sud stock from
arriving. Representative King received
among others The following telcgrame:
fgIyvmLg, La. Nucl " -C1ullry en-
rely submerged; people aud stock need
Immediate seliei.
lignefl X b. w. WALTERS.
RODgEY, MISS, March 25.-TeDsss psT-
lsh Is entirely Inundated. Rntons will
% required for 1000 destitute peopl.
and feed for stock Is necessary. EmerpeD
~ se'y great; immed atr relief necessary.
(Sgned) JnsiPu moore,
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
R11eRr MURDOCH,
ID III. QUARTERBACK,
1HDAA9 L. CLINTON.
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guiylcnn Cuba.
Senior Juan Bsiro was thrown from his
horse and badly injured In the right knee.
He WAS cured by two applications vi 81.
Jacobs OIL, the magicfl pain cure.
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Specie engagements.
SEv YoKk, AafCa IS specie engage
q, nts Tor an sahsu. ,o-.,.csls~ 81 s,o.v - !
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ELLIS RESOLUTION.

WAsHIyGroS, March 25 -fPress The
house committee sppropi istiops to-day
had under consideration the Ellis joint res
olation making an appropriation TO prevent
the overflow Of the lower Mississippi
river. reIsgrsms from the editor Of the
New Orlssns Picsyune and dispaich 10 the
Lou sisna senators signed by B. g. Mohr
and d. r. K ,nnedy. urging the necessity Of
action by congress TO prevent the threat
eued overflow were laid before the com.
mittse.
A despatch to the New York Tribune
Quoting the Times d mocrst yester-
day % saying editorialiy New Orisans was
In no danger Of overflow vas resi, where
upon K lie withdrew his resolution.
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St Joseph, Louisiana.
Trbis dispatch Mas sent from Rodney
Mississippi, because the overflow destroyed
the Ie.sgI aph wires n Louisiana
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ie engagements.

rne uss' SMOKING 'oosoOO r "Lr'"
I1ker.'
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A. & e, MIT'TENTHAL'S
AN ENTEHTAINNIENr

oos - 60 ELM STPEEr
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ran DEMocRArIC CAUCUS.

4 WAsHner,s. Narcl 25.-t5peoisi.I The
|oemoo, &C caucus tonight kS lAreey at
|eendso, tlt vas called - order shortly ate
001@4x N<gfiro0 c6:.r~d . rrsout on en-
- ~ ~ S6por><d By the ways and
|mea0 o1Sft<co- u esklsir,ne the reso
Ispspa ~ oc>r to"'is ~on'a DC
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LINCOLN TO THE FRONT.

o. war tc-isy sent Speaker
OsSlisl. letter saying that from
informs iou It appears the foods In
the Mississippi W ley from the neighbour
hood ri Vicksburg down TO
New Orleans are higher than
the highest point reached
In the year 1882. that's large number Of peo-
pie have by the OVERLOOKING OF the aericul-
3ural district been unable to help then Sc ves
The Secretary suggssts that II il be the
pleasure OF congress 10 author
lie the distribution OF sub
rendered destitute BY the foods be Ia the
lirst instance will be authorized TO spend
for that purpose an amount not
oxosedipe el25 600 ont Of tie unexperded
bslsnce Of the sum appropriated for the ~
lief Of those rendered destitute BY the Ohio
riveP foods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-26

SUMMERS POSTAL TELEGRAPH BILL.
WAsBrSeroN. Marsh -TPrese. 1-Rep-
Yssentsfive Sumner oi California appeared
before the house com mitiee on post.offices
and post. roads today in advocscy
. eovernmert postal telegraph ann
IN Opposition 10 the proposed con-
tract between the government and
Che postal telegraph company. HIS bill
haosserted ~ould no. c1ss The government
eeoinr. a. the money necessary "a estab-
lei Z postal telegraph would be raised By
the Issue of bonds