The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-25

The Nheemen aud Their WhlrllgIss-
English and Converse.
Tn BIsirIe lis Delights and iiS
Drawbacks.
A Letter of Unusual iu'rr's q

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forac.uilr of day past hos pH.N ..'fl.'
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eytIvshtft. fnr lauuty End Nu'.i Nh.-
form stl tle guslrliIF lau Ar,'Fi int
chiueh ore futiug heit, there 'V'fA ".rl.,
NJ an hours, Gays tnd ulsnit, some l.-'.
Whoe.mtu have bteh ih a.tAuh.,'
tho meeting, from twelve of ul.trh u.iI
en- a.aits. and the cry has .eeWr1 ' ."
lighted with their pfese.ct rs ll. t". ".a
h.ye been with the city. To tine Ngl..i,
Mh.hiultuu is % paradise. lH leagues D'
nsrha't pnyemgg'. ite uumbstrss 'tth' H.'
long Ices 'i SPADE rec .",IT55
both streets aud avenue u,iI
he llest roadway in tHr lut,i
state. Tor the bicycle and tricycle.
and the Washington Cycle CLUB iht !uftr
est organization Of the kind lu mo county
has been iutUst.iQWlF improving the he.u
AID rlltg.tuf Tltl1 SCENTS lgrt on h'
subject. until the bcy Gle ras Dec. me a." %.
the Institutions OF the city. s3m' 3uu
people attended The races, aui tar excite
meut Ga well gs tpvr., Was Iuliy up 10 ana.
Witnessed % ifs,.class jockey CLUB mtr'-
I'M. The endurance, speed, grace 20 ine
r!Gers, and the ",putts,' 'hnish,' atd
other features Of the race track were 40
teen aud admired, and aroused ~ muca
ep.husiasm AS u Maud 5. and Jay-Eye SCI
were trottiug against time and all record
One who had not witnessed sucn ~.
could not believe that IL WAS OF nature NH
create such a iurofe.
TILDEG REDtYlNUs,
Washington WAS in need OF BOmething Of
the kind 10 break the mOuotluy, for t4u
city was rapidly dropping into is proven Dlul
summer quiet and machine existence, All
interest mas died ont In reference 20 con.
gress'onai action /; SCENE, and politics
are remarkably FAT ana uniu,eree'irg The
republicans here axe beginning 10 look
upon it as ioreg1ne conclusion that Nj
Arthur will receive The nomination OF ms
party NO weeks hence, with Bob Lincoln
as the tail OF The ticket, while the demo.
Gratis are about as LOn-committal and Tar IN
the darE ais 20 their own nominee - they
have been all through the session II there
is any crystalizlng sentiment al eli among
them IL is IN favor OF the "Old Ticket In
deed, all who speak of the matter affirm
with vigor thai ga the present predlcaineha
and necessities ui the party no ticket win
ghost Of q chance can possibly 90 put ia
the lield but The Old one. So iar a. the talt
and sentiment here the capital indicate
the direction OF the wind No Illden wal
most assu!Cdly be me nominee % the
democracy, and upon the first ballot ana
by Sc;lAmatiou. No other MAJ U.s. Talked
Of aud 10 is not thought "utth the
while to seriously cfuyass Roy other
man IS charCe.. In fact, 10 IS eel Opredic.
that the question oil The admin -atinn ui
national affairs for the next ioui years 40
least, will turn upon the ability nl Mr.. III
den or Mr.. Arthur 10 carry New York next
November On that issue there canno. be
much room Tor doubt.
MR.. c1NYEE3E's SHADOW
While on the subject oil presidential can
didstes, | am reminded that gentleman
who played q conspicuous but unsuylibls
part In the last campaign, has been making
himself more than familiar object around
The house for week or SO This is Mr..
English, pere, OF Indiana. Heis determined
TO ace mis- son ia congress, and In the con
test for Peelle's scat the old man has been
the moving pitlt. IL must lacerate his
heart to be compelled 20 pay board mere go
long; but who cun fI'hom the length and
breath Of Il parents love, when his hope
ful is likely to lose a salary
on $1,000 per annum? Mr.. Eng
fish fastened upon Mr.. Converse
when he fret swooped down on Washing
ton, and he has stuck closer than orother
10 the Ohio statesmen, who has been thus
compelled TO head the English column
against Peelle. lie has camped around
Converse. The incOmings and goings out
of Converse have been the incomings ana
golngs out OF English, pere, until to-day
when the case was taken up by the mousse
There is undoubtedly merit in young Eng-
lsh's claim, however, and the old mans
solicilude IN his beh0 may meet with re-
ward after all. II is angular that the COM
mittee on elections should suiler these
cases 10 remain so long without reporting
HEM 10 tit lOutts UuN ltA" ANte F.'r %
this late day, obstructiug legislation cld
very seriously retarding the pubic bGsl-
ness when time Is beginning 10 be an nO-
ject. Another important and houy con
tested one yet remains 20 be III posed Ct
after this one-that Of Wallace rs. Mckin-
ley fom Ohio.
The new rules OF the house Of represents
tiyes are undoubtedly the most maSnih-
ee.t checks upon anything like nasty
legislation" that were ever uevhed. IL Is,
under these rules, possible for small to1Y
OF men to literally stop the public business,
and in large body, with hesyy nccumu-
lation OF business, the very enforcement OF
these rules, c0mpels the bulk OF the busiuess
70 a long and indefinite wait. the minority
of the house OF representatives are never IN
danger, undtr these rules o! being ridden
over "rough-shod."
Thisls me twenty.fith week OF :ho pres
ent session, and MOI one OF the more imptr'
tant appropriation bills has yet reached he
president. The majority ct them, ia fact
all 80 far, acted on by bo,h houses, are Tea
up in conference committees, ana there l-
no ceiling when q satisfactory agreement
al round will be reached. CON
ference committees will certainly
be necessary also on those bills remaining,
the army. the consular and Diplomatic, the
legislative, the eundry civil sna the general
deficiency bills, the latter Two net yet hay'
fergnces are doubly important this vera, as
they will serve 10 prolung the sessiouGnd
outline more clearly the differences between
2 democratic house ard republic senate.
RUFFLING THE sENATE's FEATHERS.
u the the legislative bill Just reported IL
tn significant privisiou, that OF the con-
tinEen. fund for either house, no part OF the
money appropriated ehall be expended FOX
clerical services Tor sDy senator, representa-
tive, or delegate In congress. The object OF
the provision ~ TO prevent the payment OF
salaries 20 private secretaries ot senators.
The senate has, SO TO speak, got up on It's
ear about this provision. Some OF the
great men laugh AZ the provision, while
others denounce IL as an unjustihabie
breach OF "decebcy and propriety for one
house TO attempt to say how another shall
dispose ofits contingent fund" Some even
intimate, that the house isa little
nics little "lussis" may at least
be anticipated over this apparently harm
less and unpfetentious little proviso.
There proplse to be during the remain
der OF the session confusing struggle for
precedence, on the part OF the special
Oh smpions of large number OF miscells.
ne Gus measures heretofore reported.
Among these are the national library, the
educational and the land grant forfeiture
bile, the bill 10 amend the Thurman sink
Ing fuud act and the bills relating TO the
count and the presidential suc-
oesoioD, (most Of which measures stand IN
she category OF deferred special orderD to-
rD1hef with the collocation OF bills 10 pro- /
- l6r the erection of public buildings and
\ Iii 10 forfeit the Oregon central
gronf. which are pending N the /
ssunfinished business" and SUD-
krss which hold prom ,nent posi-
bouse calendar or in commit
~. euch Is the bill to provide
cans in the leyees OF the