The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-13

the, lhsre on sht to os legiss,ion OF some
.inu, Onelil, OF Psnusy ivania, casting
.ne neSation vote. Upon tho prop ,silion
70 ueal With the matter by a commission |
.nsIe were nine Affirmative and SIX mega
I'VE votes Ne follows.
- Ayes-sey mour, Woodward. Barksdall 2,
PAWS, OF Illinois, O'Neill, OF Pennsy wanna,
W.dswor,h, Long, Stewart a d Peers
Naysok,nSan, Clardy, Turner, OF Ken
lucky olasscock, Dunn and Boye.
Upon me proposition TO extend 'uch leg
tMtion 10 water ways the vote wos: Neas,
Z (nnv,e and O'Neil); nays, 10.
legfsm from Captain C0odw, Hob, on
the | IL saving savlce, at Cleveland, OHIO,
says that y life.bost crew vito a SUIT boat
lelt Ciewl nd at O'clock tnis morHing for
Coylnlt1n, Kentucky.
Iher democratic members ot the house
met thlB afternoon for the purpose OF elect
ing caucus officials. S. b. Cox was.
1hoeen chairman, and Messrs. Poet
secretaries. A Joint com mittee Of senators
and representatives will he held Wednes-
day afternoon, the 2lst inst, u select u
congressional campaign committee.
The secretary At war Is taking active
means looking 10 the immediate relief Of
suiierers from the overflow OF the OHIO and
tributaries. In accordance with an
|
that purpose, orders were. Issued
to-day for General Amos Bookweth, as,ist.
ant commissary general, stationed at
81. Lous, TO proceed ut once 10 Cincinnati,
where he will have general charge
OF the distribution OF sup lies lie W es.
tablish headquarters at Cincinnati, and Get
directly under orders from the secretary
OF war. Orders were also received
for the purchase OF SUPP lies and the char.
yer OF suthcient numoor OF boats TO dis
tribute them where most needed,
u has also been arranged
pany each boat and tuperin,end the IL.
sue OF supplies on the general
plan OF relief Of tuiierers by
the overflow Of the Mississippi
last year. In order to give personal stten-
ton to this subject, Secretary Lincoln has
abandoned his project ed trip loCnicigo.
Young w somSs was was. jennie Il. Amy, age q
"a, VINO taught in Kindergarten school
She lived at No. III West Twenty fifth
street. A large package OF letters
in Andres room, which che had written
him, show he had promised to marry her
and afterwards refused, but whethsr he had
be sscertained. II was evident Andr,
knew he was waiting to see him and he
dreaded the meeting. For this reason
he reported at the school where
he taught that he was sick and remained
in his room the past week. This morning
no ventured out for he FIRST time. II was
said at Miss Alny's boarding house
and did not return Until night, and IL was
supposed she passed the day in watching
Andrews house. The police find
that the TWO became acquainted
last autumn al No. q East Twen'y.secoud
erect, where they bo,-ded. Andrews conl
A
,tW".i Dr.. ! continually. lie canr'
possibly aver. N an ante.noym
statement this afternoon ANEW
: sdmitt.d he was engaged to garry
Miss Almy but boec the promo on
discovering that she was sVoten
wife. He would not state now
Inc found this out, o. give any furler PAT
ticu ars. lie would not any qubti1hs I'D
! ! regard 10 their relations. L., -,
Hon. Walter Evans. commfsioner OF
internal revenle, ha, addressefa etIef 10
the secretary OF ths Treasury 1n tlt
question of extendin, the bnde1 period
. for distilled spirits low In bonosi ware
7 houses. The letter vas inv.ea by S SieVs.
rotary Foyer WHO aJea avs NigWs
6 on the subject now btioP congress Inc
commissioner take Youni in favor
o OF giving the relief aked' by the whiskey
men. He thinks ~ ., ns , eoveri /,
y neat is secured agahs! loss nj
10 a debtor in distress. To refnse 10
n do so, he thinks would be
y harsh proceeding, especially
II by refusing TIE government would ID
Q the end lose money Nv the failure on ne
part OF the producer to produce an Article
g wniCh pays s she ma made for payment
To the government BY a creditor
whose time is extended OF l'2 per cent.
IS interest on tho amount Of tax due during
e the time Of extension. .