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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-01


NJ. II. Clayton, OF the San Antonio Daily
Times, is In tle city.
Mr.. B. b. Groom, a prominent Gait G
man, Is nj the Windsor.
Captain NJ T. Thomas, passenger agent
Of the Mexican Central railroad, Ia at the
Windsor.
G. w. Tuhill, the popular representa-
tive OF the 81. Louis Paper company, is at
the Windsor.
&C. Allen, tho popular land commits
sioner of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa ZEE
road, maie the HERALD pleasant call yes
teriay.
James MerrifelG, the wide-swake pas
senger agent Of the Ohio & Mississippi road,
returned yesterday from q months stay Ia
Monterey. Mexico.
Miss Katie end Minnie Pittman, two OF
Sherman's bellies passed through the C ty
Yesterday en- routs home from visit 20
friends at iineola.
Mr.. b. Hirschberg returned yesterday
from New York, bringing with him his
bride, waom no welded l.,t Wednesday IN
the Empire state. Tue HERALD extends its
congratulations TO the happy pair.
Captain Val c. Gilee, Of Austin, was in
the city yesterday. Captain Giles is one OF
the veterans OF Hoods Texas brigade and
IS NlCt-UFftlAtnN % wv tMAfANNAN tNcAtAh7
ton. The association is TO NEE. in our
city on June 9th, bus IA effort will be
made to postpone Il 10 August 18Th. when
numerous other associations will meet here
At the 81. GEORGE: Geo. Miller, Cincin-
natl; c. A. Bsbroth, Ann Arbor. Michigan;
Il. Clarke, Wnxahechie; Il o Welsant and
wife. Kemp; S. ID. WElker, Enpis; r. Ten
nison, ST. Louis; George w. Finyer and
LADY, Arlington; Rem +. Hudson, Alvarado;
X. NJ. S'imkard. Brazil. Ind; a. w. Ward,
Chicago; O b. Briscoe, Philadelphia; Chas.
Warner, Warmers Mills: |. Elliott, Balti-
more; A. s. Nicholson Fort Worth; 9. p.
Cnesebro, 81. 9uis; J. A. Jackson. Plano;
n. s. Matthews. rexArksns; +. N. Jackson.
Plano: w. II. wnkins, Dan. Hart, d; 8.
Dickerson, Frank Piercy, J. ID. Roller,
Rose Eytinge Company ]. X. Bum-
nass. Hon ton: T. u. Woodhouse and wife,
willis Point; G. Colsy ard wife, L,wrenre;
+. NJ. Brooks. Terrell; w. N. Wsr'ish and
wife. Mrs. James Hagg aud family, Mrs..
Davis, Mineola: I. II, Nerlinus Forney
". O. Lindley, Albany; 7. }. billiard,
Waxahschie: s ID. Harris and lady, T. xag;
ID. A. White. Gslvesior Al seegqr, ri
Paso: Yancey Powell, Mckinney.
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Federal officers were rot acted upon to day
by Inc senate. Luhy and Saylor have OPP
uosition yet. "a, lor's confirmation 10 re-
considered on the strength OF fresh charges,
Tho hes. opinion on the tariff bill to-
night 10 that Morrison sill make an effort
,hi- week 10 cali up the h,ll, TO do which he
viii hntAsonl1 the silver bill, interstate
bill and appropriation bits.
Captain Eids writes the Texas delegation
that no wi not come "a Washington "a
push the Galveston hArbor bill. lie will
however, faithfully carry on the work II the
bill passes.
A meeting a the Texas delegation Il
called for Wednesday nisht,
II ids expresses faith In his plan and pre-
diet, succsss equal 10 the Mississippi! river
iettles
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Ar TILE nI,IsI,A.noIrsE.

Last evenings entertainment at the opera.
house WAS tho play Rose "A chel, Miss
Rose Eyiinge Ia tho title role. Her support
Ia the same, almost entirely, that appeared
city. Miss Eytnge 10 admittedly one
If the grandest portraYers OF Intense
emotion living. The leading inspiration OF
last night's drama 10 maternal love for a
daughter. The conflict IL between this
love and sense OF duty, and the sacrifice
OF the latter becomes onnobled under the
genius OF the beautiful artist, carrying the
audience into sympathy vita her crime
of concealment. Her husband has com
United murder and she prefers 10 zee
another innooently sufIsr for the deed,
rather than disgrace her child by deaounc-
ing her HUSBAND whom she detests with all
her soul. In the Il,y Felics, billed for
tonight. Mr.. Cyril Searle's fine capacity
for di2nihed repre- entation has fail scope.
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Mhole.nIn Disohnrglng =.

DKSvER, Coli, March 3l.-Presldent
Lovejoy, OF the Denver & Rio Grande rail
way, returned from New YORK
this morning. 1t ia stated
or good authority that he immediate ~
asked the resignation OF Colooel D. q,
Dodge, general manager; j. A. Mem urtie.
chief engineer; ID. +. Wood.
ward. superintendent OF telegraph
President Loveioy refuses TO seq reporters.
Both Dodge aud McMnrtie arc out
OF the city. II Is believed this
action was counselled by the board OF
directors. The, trouble grows out OF the
cheap rate contract made by the Palmer,
Dodge management with the Colorado Coal
aud Iron company, In which bsih are
heavily interested.
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The Bufiaio Gnut-Tho Floods.

New ORLEANS, March 3l.-The Times
Democrats Grenada special says: Two
undred mules have died 10 the last forty
eight hours in this city from the buffalo
gust.
A Vicksburg special says: Water is fall
ing throughout the Yazoo valley. The
crevasse at Raleigh 10 flooding the country
behind Omega and Milliker's Bend.
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SAN FRAscrsoo, March 3i.--Tho disBp-
pearance OF Nellie Bracket. companion OF
Miss Hill. plaintiff in the celebrated bharon
divorce cass, is the topic Of conversation
Her mother says she is In the city but re-
fuses to say where. She says the reason she
leit Miss HUI was hat they quarreled.
Her testimony 10 important.
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AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Tao Commercial Crashes Of the First
Quarter Arc Astonishing.
The Independent Republicans OF New
York In Earnest.
Events Across the Big Popd-A Slgulil-
cant LulI.
And Other Tales ef tho ToleErap phi.
And Other Tales ef tho Telegraph.
Tho FAilare RootInH.

Esw YoaK, March 3i.-For the first
quarter OF the year ending 20 day, tho bus
iness failures OF tho United States are re-
ported by Il. q. Dun & Co.. Of the mer-
camille agency, To number 3,2J as against
2 500 for the corresponding quarter last
year. The liabilities amount to $40 0D0, coo
compared with s37 900 900 Tor the frst quar-
ter OF 1885.
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Bilious disorders, liver complaints cos
tlyeness, dyspepsia, ETC., hre speedily re-
moved by DE-. Jayne's SsnAtiva Pills. Forty
Years uss has proved them superior 10 oil
other remedies for the care OF The yarl ous
diseases for which they arc recommended.
La their action they are mild and certain,
aud may he taken ~ any time without risk
frDm exDOaurg.
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The Indspondant Now YORK. RepublIeans.

Nav YORK, Marc 3i.-rhe conference
committee of the independent republicans
met to-day. General Fraucis q. Barlow pre-
siding II. @ Mason, Of Cnloago. gave some
interesting Information in regard o the
progress OF the work In the vest. Aiier
considerable discussion circular desorln
tive OF the aims and purposes OF toe CON-
mittee was ordered sent TO republicans IN
all parts of the country.
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GALVESTON, March 3l.-Arrived: Steam
ship 81. Mary Corpus Chri III; echo1ners
Rosina, CAlcaseu; Henriette. CAlcasieu.
Cleared; Bark eueUjelme, Cork. Sailed:
Steamship st. Mary. Morgan City. Scho0n-
err Eddie Huok, Pensacol., Martha, PEN
aacola: Cabada Pensacola.
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TIL. Hun md Gray.

NHY YoRx, March 3l.-Erconfederatc
soldiers and members OF the Grand Army
here decided to hold their mas, meeting to
AL ouse interest in .he WORK OF establishing
home for the soldiers in the south Apri,
OH, at Cooper UDion. General grant Will
preside.
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nrColp,s RnsOLUrIoN.

WAsHrrerDs, March 81 EPress-l-Rep.
resentstive McC)id has prepared JOINT
resojution 10 be L. troduced as soon as pos
sible. providing for the appointment by the
orrsident with the advice and consent OF
The senate, OF a commission to consist OF
seventy-six persons. two from each etate-oi
the different parties ior the purpose o. con
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Mrs George Read, wife o, Mr.. Read,
manager OF the telephone exchange, died
yesterday at 5:23 p. m. OF brain fever, alter
q weeks illness, in her 23rd year. The iu-
neral will take place this 10 .. m. from the
family residences, corner OF Veal and Young
streets, to Trinity cemetery.
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Tho Blaine Boom

PirTsbURG, March 3l.-The republican
conventions in Armstrong, Warren and
Greene counties to-day elected Blaine dele.
gates to the state convention.
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CONFEDERATION.

WAsHIsGros, March a. Press 1.-THE
senate confirmed David ]. Brewer, OF Kan.
sas, 20 b. United states judge OF IN,
Eighth judicial district.
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MEXICAN MATTERS.

WAsHrSaroN, March 3i.-TPress.l- THE
report that the government HAS demanded
a reduction OF tariff on the Mexico q Vera
Cruz railroad IL officially denied. The
North German Lloyd company Is preparing
10 run a regular line OF steamships from
Vera Cruz 10 meet TIE increasing German
shipments A company hes been organ
raD,zsa under the auspices Of Porpris Diaz
10 construct railroad from Oaxica to con-
meet with the Mexican railway. distance
Chsflss A. Dams, Of the Jew York Sun,
Who arrived here last n ght. will rcnsin
week.
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We were about TO Say here was nothing
in meme sDd Illustrating IL by the fact that
the town OF Waterproof in Louisiana was
flooded. when the news came from Cincin-
nhti that man named KeriridRe had been
robbed by the rioters of bis stock N trade.
ammunition, etc, and 60 our paragraph
was pInloded
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Throat diseases commences With cough
cojd. or sore throat Browns B'onchi,
Troches" give immediate relief. Sold only
In boxes. Price Is cents.
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THE EDUCATIONAL BILL.

WASHINGTON, March 3l,--GSpecial ]-Sen.
ator Sherman. during the debate on The ed
ucationsl bill charged that the south could
not be trusted with the distribution OF the
national funds. He stood in his place on
the floor of the senate, the acrid, venom
ous looking person that he is said TO be,
and declared that southern states would,
In distributing the money, defeat the pur'
poses OF thu bill He said they would not
Npportion the monev pro rata TO every
child, white and black. HIS views are
held by other republicans. This
slerfient is opposed to any national aid 70
public education in the states il 1t is not
provided that the southern states shall
not manage the fund. Senator Brown re-
piled that II the union refused TO help the
eouthern states educate the blacks, and
with them the viii on, II would be less gen
erous than the southern states which had
not been niggsrdly enough to confine the
.c0lored population In each state
TO schools supported by tax on the prop
erty of the colored people, so that rs their
property increased or decreased would the
school Term he cut abort or lengthened.
Brown said the figures OF the southern
States school reports show for the year
1880 the ,chool tax was sll 100000 /; ~ 600,
600 OF which was raised on property OF col
ofed people vet the same reports show thai
SO 900 600 of that cum wen, tn the whites and
$4,000, 900 to the blacks. He further showed
that while the money was nearly equally
divided yet the proportion OF whites tc
blacks was widely disproportionate the
whites being in large majority. Brown
argued further that loss OF slave property
by the war decreased the amount OF annual
tax In every southern state; that the blacks
ss full hedced citizens, had not begun
to yield, az q ctizers, anythinf
ike the tax he did wher
q slave. He ssksd the republicans
"When you INCORPORATE q people into III,
union (ths bNscks) are You not going Il
ouelify them as citizens to the end OF per
petuating the union?" THE right" he
said. ito make the colored people citizens
invo we'd the right to qualify them by edu'
cation az a matter of safety to the union"
To-day your reporter asked Senator sher
mau n he cav anything when he was In
Texss year ago TO lesd him TO believe that
neopls would not handle q school fund hon
esiIy. He paid Texas high compliment
Int ia his particular blindness, said the
nreiudicss in the S,nth everywhere we're
TOO deeply rooted - - '@'d aside.
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"iiuchu-Paiba "
Qlick, complels cure, all annoying kid
ney, bladder and urinary diseases. 81
Druggists
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WAsHISGros, March 3l.-[Special.l-Mr
Miller, of Texas, made mis- maiden speech
on the free coinage OF silver in the house
to-day, f~voring the same. His remarks
were characterized by careful consideration
and were expressed IN plain style.
A pttifion comes from Gusdalups
county. and prays Tor fair appropriation
for Pass Csvhio.
Oklohnms Payne Is here seeking the ear
OF the secre,srv OF the interior in reference
"a his alleged rights Of settlement in the
Oklahoma territov.
Il Is beyond .di-pute very clesr that
Gould Is the comiuz obstacle in trio wsv 81
the Santa Fe right-oi-wsy bill. To day o..
torn avs representing the Choctsws and
Cherokees demand !ur'he- concessions IN
fhe bill now on the calendars Of the HOUSE
and senate. The attorneys have heretofore
eiyen assent 10 the bill.
TIE Republican nominations lor Iexs'
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A clergyman In Pontiac, Mlchiran, 1t is
q legged, went TO sleep on the platform at .
recent union meeting, and, being requested
God darn III kindle IL vonrself. Maria"
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To the Patrons ana Friends of the Tole-
nhnue Exchange

Your sympathy and forbearsnce are re-
ouested on account Of the death OF the wife
Of our manager, Mr.. @ A. Read. who died
a. his residence, coroer of Young and Veal
streets, at 5:2} p. M. yesterday, from which
place all are invited 10 attend the funeral
at 10 a. IN. to-day. Interment at Trinity
cemetery.
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PEI pie have been humbugged much that L Is nearly
impossible TO get them Co BELIEVE an ADVERTISEMENY;
but have asked you and buy SPECIAL
BARGAINS unless the TRUTH. Therefore, we tell you
thai Mr. H. Mite ntha has just returned from Southern
Texas whore he obtained large stock OF bankrupt goods,
consisting of the above and knowing is thing TO i'm
possible for take of Spng stock of goods that
are daily arriving unless make room therefore,
will you win be surpr beyond your own belief
worth Of goods at prices thaG will asonsh as well
please you. These goods spr91d QUE on our
counters loose. Come and convince yourselves at
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DIED.

Tho Galveston News brand, the best SO
cigars in Dallas. j. l.. WILLIAMS. Druggist
Sole ngnnt
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Commercial Crashes.
Miscellaneous Foreign News

BALTIMORE, March 81. - Ferdinand IL.
Stewerd, oyster packer, has assigned. Liza
bilities unknGwn.
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Anon calls woman the Sunday Of man"
Young gentlemen need not be Of particu.
larry religious turn OF mind to wish that
Sunaay came every day In the week.
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BsnLIS, March 81 --Ssrgent's expla-
nation OF Bismarck's conduct NJ
tia recent diplomatic dinner in ahs king
hands With the other enyoye,but only bow
ing 20 Sargent Is that lie tsargenD only
bowed % BlsmAIok.
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$50 your husband is a contractor. In
vrhn. psrticular line T. htg" in the debt
line" "Iu tbe debt iiDt?' "les, he has
contracted about $1,000 worth OF debts
during the past two years. Everybody
SAYS be IL very successful In bis business"
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The finest alternative and ant hi lious
medicine on eartn, Is Samaritan Nerylne.
Ii IN
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sUAKIA. March 81 All British troops
ara EN- bafklng for home except the 5lxtloih
Rifles, who will remain ~ garrison the
town until they are relieved by Egyptian
trnapa from DNIrO.
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THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.

WASHINGTON. March 3l.-[Press The
senate committee Oh approximations com
pleted the naval appropriation bill to-day.
As amended the bill calls TOR an approprla'
ton amounting TO $50 1856 $40. The esii'
mates submitted 10 congress called Tor 81,
COS 500 and the bill as it came
to the senate from the house
provided for appropriations aggregsling
Sl4. 1888 Cos. The senate committee
has added 81, Ash $50 to the bill. Fac pr,n'
cipaI items added by the senate are as fol.
lows: To continue the manufacture oil
modern guns, carriages and ammunition foi
the re.armament OF the navy, 100000; FOL
modern armament navy. Tor machine, can
non small calibre aud appliances
$50, 4se; GatliDg gun aud appli
ances, SIG 500; for construction now
in use, $4,000; to complete ordinance
TO outnt tn zee new steel cruisers and one
despatch coat. si00,00Otor continuing work
upon the double turrcted monitors, 81 ,oOO,-
GOO: for the construction of additional steel
vessels for the navy. $2,500,0o0. The COM
mitfee also provided for AN increase IN the
appropriations for the several bureaus Of
the navy department.
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PERSONAL.

The oesl smoking topacco Is "Ltt''
loker -
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THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

WASHINGTON, March 3l-[ Press. about
twenty republican senators met ia caucus
after the adjournment Of the sensse TINS
afternoon to consiser tho condition OF bust
ness before the senate aud
discuss the order in which 1t shall
be transacted. The announcement was
made that the naval appropriation bill
would DO reported 10 the senate tomorrow,
bearing as an amendment a provision
which has already passed the senate az a
sesarate bill for the construction OF seven
new steam naval vessels, and IL was
desirable to call itup for consideration next
Wednesday or Thursday. This led TO the
discussion OF the prospect OF reaching action
upon the educational bill, and the subject
consumed the remainder OF the session oil
the caucus. No long speeches were made,
bnt various opinions already expressed re-
garding the measure in tho senate were re-
hearseu in brief. An understanding was
reached without vote that this bill should
be disposed Of Wednesday. Its
amond meut was proposed, but she matter
was finally left to the judgment
OF a caucus committee OF sepatofo TO be sp..
nointsd by the chair, who were Instructed
to seek to amend the measure so that All
friends OF education can support 1T NO
other measure was referred TO by name. but
the caucus committee was instructed 10
take the calendar into consideration and
report on other busilcss 10 future caucus.
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WHY liz pEcIpIn

BKBLIr, March 81 Minister Sargent has
Informed in on interview, that he refused
the IS Petersburg mission because he
feared the climate Of tho Russian capital
and also because there were urgent reEs ops
for his wishing 10 return to Ameiica.
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lister Of commerce, aud Count Won Hate
feldt, imperial foreign secretary, will be-
come Pfusslsn minister oi foreign hiiairs,
WHAT WILL suFriCE.
PARTs, March 3l.-Generl Millst believes
that O 600 French troops with native aux
iliAries supporting will suffice for the
whole OF ToLquin,
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officers Of u courts, as well as by pub
lie officials generally, by the business
man, the practicing attorney at the bar,
and by citizens representing every vo-
cation prosecuted in our midst. To
the cogency Of the reasons therefor, and
to the conclusions reached by all, my
own judgment finds hearty and cordial
concurrence, and 1 shall ever feel that
I have achieved much if I have said
anything to fasten like convictions upon
your own minds. 1 earnestly recon-
mend you to provide wisely for this
compilation before your labors draw to
q close here.
CONCLUSION.
Now, gentlemen, 1 have called your
attention in a brief to our re-
sources, developed and undeveloped; L
have submitted to you the reports of
the Territorial officers and commission
ers, with brief comments or references
in cases where 1 have had time and OPP
portunity so to do; and 1 have in a few
instances made specific recommends
tions OF my own motion. And now
my work is finished.
1 have said less on several subjects
than 1 would have otherwise done, but
for the fact that my report to the Secre-
tary Of the Interior treats sufficiently
full on those topics. This report will
o be printed, and L shall take pleas
ure In laying it before you. 1 shall feel
grati6ed II anything has been said to
aid you in your deliberations. Express
ing the hope and belief that the result
Of your labors here will meet with the
reasonable expectations of your constit-
uents, who have reposed their conf
dence in your judgment and abilities,
and with the assurance on my part that
the Executive will ever be found ready
to cooperate with you In the perform
ance of those high duties now fully de-
volved upon you by the law, / conf
IDENTIFY submit the effect of our joint ef-
forts to the just criticisms of those who
are to follow us.
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Every smoker should try "Little
Joker"
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The report OF the commissioners fur
ther shows that they have visited the
several p~enitentiaries wherein prisoners
from this territory are confined, and
also the several county jails within the
territory, and have found the same
kept In a commendable manner, the
supply of food and clothing being sufi-
Client and each prisoner allowed a boun-
tlful share. 1 submit the report of the
commissioners herewith, which is very
full, and will be found of substantial
aid should you deem any legislation on
the subject necessary.
T%ERuroRIAL oEoLoGIsr.
The report of the territorial geologist
Is submitted with other accompanying