The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-05
SUNDAY TELEGRAMS.
Death OF N. archaeological and
Egypt Again.
Sins of the sabbath that are simply
Scandalous,
Miscellaneous Sunday News liens
NArIokAL NorEs.

nn6ni,hed bnsinsss. Tomorrow the Nc
Pherson banking bill IN more likely than
any other on tho calendar " be taken mp ~
advance OF It's order, and An ehort WIZ
probably be made during IN. wees 70 n,lp:
ciyil rights bill and his Utah bill stand next
In Inc house tomorrow, during the call
of states, Morrison expects 70 INTRODUCES nus
bill providing for horizontal .edneiiohs IN
the farm. The call wlll PROBABLY % L.
lowed bv the suspension OF rules
upon individual requests for tho con.
sidera,ion OF particular measures, Converse
has asked 10 be recognized and conlem-
Mate, calling up his bill providing Tor an
increase IN the iarir ON wool. IL Is umuer,
stood that II the bill is bronsht w huld
will oppose it and uTre that Wool DC plho,u
On III, ireo list. Converse says nearly
SoO) 600 men in this country ere Interested
~ Vol ana their interests have been I'M
perilled by the tariff legislation ot ihe lass
congress, that legislation, no INDIES tu,c'5
not only tho industrial ous inc poA"o"'
outlook. 49,. ,,,.,.. ,,,,,o,
COMMUNICATION the naval appropriation biii'
Members OF the committee say they eApott
N ,enort IL 10 the house before tue end OF
the week In committee OF the wnole' ln,o
which the house can resolve itselI oy ma
jority vote. 80, .... ,o.,ai, hpr.
d.ns on the American merchant marine
and encourage American foreign carryrrhs
,,sde Will urobah,y be considered Ihe
friends of the measure ar ol ~ oplh',u .uas
IL will be passed with lit d' thte; inpSl,
tant measures 10 b SohsionI ,'s' W tns
same committee, should tho nOuss 90 oIueI,
ars the hill TO estArlioa tcparl mem OF
aericrl,ure and the b'll tor ile estaoil'h'
meni of a bureau of gnin'sl i"d Istfy.
Or ,hr house calands. rs I'LL reguiat-
ing the rstes III posirEH Tor :, cuI'u .sia 10
mail mn t,r VI letter carr or oIhces gnu ~
relation 10 thc a iHilst'o' VI
states into the union ,,,,..oo,. 10
The comml't,e ~ public lanus cAneou W
,onsidsr me forfeiture of land grants 70 INC
Atlantic K Pacific and Northern fao'no
railroads Tuesday.
c,rrsros Fsb. 3-fne i've prominent
,,,,-.r. annotated to wis., Washington III
the Interest of The Increment 10 secure oon
yrassIonsl aid ia ohiaIniIg usep "A'oI ~
the entrance 10 Calves on barpor on .ne
basis of Capt. Eads proposition, wiz ieas. !,
for the national oapiIal the 'a''e' part "
Victor Girardin, proprietor OF tho Glrar,
din house OF this city, died TINS morning VI
ri Foley. Of Fort Worth, has chal-
leneed Henry Mari, of Galveston, 10 u poo.
with soft gloves, MARQUIS OF VueV ,n ~,
rules, LOT G 20 or Fort Worth. Mari
hos accented and put up $50 forfeit, Ill
details TO be settled in hve days
TAHiTA's QUEEN.
CutcAGo, Feb. 3.-rhe queen oil Iahiti
travelling 'incog" arrived rom tne west
Yesterday morning and spent the day I'D
jr;vIng about the CT " leaving for the
EMS at O'Clock last night. sue s.opPyo az
Niagara Falls on her way to New lork
from where she sails for England, which
Country aud France she VIII VISIT at some
length. In this city she assumed tne name
Of Mrs. Salmon and eluded tne newspap.'
people until Just preceding her uePar'uie
rus KENTucKY CENTRAL.
CtycISSATI. Feb. Sat brief informal
,nesting Of the bond and stockholders III
the Kentucky Central railroad, hsld mere
yesterday afternoon, plan long cCn's ., !.
.,Ssd ov.r, Those present unanimously
sssented to the proposition for the stock
holders 10 nav an as essment OF 10 per cent
m the par value OF their stock and me
bondhoders to exchange present Don,s ,or
Others of liks face value at per cent. IoI
not univ free the road from debt but COM
nlete liz extensions. The plan would not
affec. it's contracts with other roads'
pIABoLIcAL DEED.
ST, LOUIS, Feb. 3.-Information has peen
received here that the BODY OF "i,llann
BraulnAW, u WtditbJ
miles from Albany, Gentry county, WAS
found near hi, home yesterday with ms
head cru he'd and face, palms oil his hanus
and soles OF mis- feet burned 10 crisp. ~
dicatious oout the premises are thaI the
old man WAS assnssinated py foDOeTs, VINO
,nItn,ed him with fire to make him reveal
fhe hiding place OF mis- money, and alter
yya,d, nes. MIN /, death with Dludgeon.
II is moi known whether the robbers got
any money, but NJ 1t is supposed Bfndsh"~
had O large san concealed ~ the mouse, u
is believed that they did. Thore Is no cue
To The perpetrators of the vile deed, bUt
tracks around the house show that three
men were engaged in 1t.
LONDON LINES.
LONDON, FEB. 3.-TLe chambers oi agri-
culture OF several counties in England nave
passed resolution urging pariam 10
restrict the importation OF cattle In orGer 10
preyent the spread of the cattle disease.
AZ. Wrddinston, French ambassador, pre-
siding az dinner IL. aid of the French hos
p,tel, we consed the sentiment OF the
lord mayor of London that the
cordially between France ana Fog
He spoke strongly in favor Ct closer knit,
ting between the two countries III the bond
OF peace aud good will, which is so impof-
tarit to their interests and tho Interests oil
the world The rupture OF relations be-
tween them, he said, would DO ca iuilty
r.ls were r. nsient aud n was their duty to
civilization and b. humanity 70 main
tain good feelings. BE fleW that was tina
sentiment of the leading Statesmen OF Eng !
1a.d and France.
PARIS POINTS.
PARIS, Feb. 3.-Ihe senate-l3O 70 lll-I
has rejected the clause of the trade syndi- |
cate Dill. legislatiug the federation OF trade
Mr.. Routher died st O'Clock this even
ing, He was unconscious for several hours
before tho end. Prince Napoleon mad pre-
-yiously visited.him. The .ex' Empress Eu-
gene has teleSraphed coincidence to the
Prince Napoleon Victor. son of Prince
Napoleon C'Plon Plon') soon pays visit
TO ex-Empress E1genie..
NJ. Rouher lay in q critical condition for
three days prior 10 his death. Six months
ago he was attacked with paralysis and oc
,cssiopally also demented. Prince Napoleon
saw him Saturday night in an unconscious
state, in which condition be remained ~!
death. Private papers and the mesoir nj
Rouher had been contded TO his vile, who
sent them to Empress Eugene when
Rouhsr showed symptoms OF brain disease.
Rouher's secretary lost some importan;
documents, and it Is supposed they got
into the hands Of the government, which is
waiting q fit time TO publish them.
NOBLE PURPOSE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. "a delegation from |
Robert 4. Lee post, Of Richmond, Virginia,
IL here making collections TO build home
for INDECENT Confederate soldiers. Con-
tributions at Washington aLt this CITY are
liberal. The delegation & ,o'ug TO New
York and Boston in full llmert of their
mission. Contributions oftne Grand Army |
hosts are generous.
WILL WITHDRAW.
LONDON, Feb. Sine queens speech, AZ
drafted for submission TO the cabinet conn |