The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-30
DELAYED DISPATCHES.
The ResIgnation Of Hon. Jno. L. New
Received.
A Fuller Account Of Herr Laskers
funeral.



supplementary Washington News ITEMS
WAsnIsar Jan. 2s.-rhe resignation
Of John U. Now as assistant secretary OF the
treasury was received here to-day and viii
be delivered TO the president In n day or
Two. Tho Indian delegsi ion held meeting
this evening aud deoined TO recon mend the
appointment OF A, ID Lynch, OF lndiAnnpo.
ia, to I'LL the vacancy.
A prominent Washington friend OF the
Nicarsgusn Canal COMPANY received let
ter from manager Nlosrngu, wutten ey
a native OF that country ~ which the
Failure OF the canal project" Is spoken oi
as = deplorable hut recognized iNc',
for the present though the wLt ter
expressed hope for tina future, believing
ne canal will be built through some other
(unspsciird) insirum.ntaliiy thsu the
rxisiing company. The concession rom
the Nlc.ragu. government ,S nsv III sep
penditure Of 81, COO 900 on the work. TO mako
IL permantly valid.
The democratic senators held q caucus
Immediately aft-r the adj ,urnment o, tue
senate to-day for the purpose OF deciding
upon the policy To be adopted IN reference
to Senator Sherman. Resolutions chiisE
| tor invrsti CATION OF alleged outrsges
and also for the purpose Of considering
| the selection III democratic members Tor the
new senate committees. The session, when
lasted three hours, was nanny devoted 10
the first of these subjects. hter a iull anI
general expression OF opinion II was oec'd'u
that party action should be governed Dy
circumstances when the Sherman r-soln-
tion should come mp for consideration;
that the resolution meraiy alleged outrage.
had been committed and voters intimidated
| by criminal violence NJ elections
in two ronthern states. II the re-
publican senstors In their remarks upon
the re.oul ion should treat tho ale sed out.
RACES rs ascer'ained and proved lsc', or
should refer TO specific acts i vioauce ana
i'm mids,ion, and should attempt 10 charge
the democratic purity with the resp jnsi'
bility for such ac-s n would, in the opinion
nj the caucus, be proper and expedient
for the democratic s'nators TO accept the
,s,ue and enter actively into the debate,
shaping their course In accorisncs with
the DRIFT OF ths discussion. TINS. 1t was
c included, would propslv lead 10 heated
political controversy. H.. however.
the republican senators should not directly
force this issue, IL they should copfne
themselves to general allegations OF local
disorder and violence and not assert that
tho democratic party encouraged the
| spirit which gave rise to such dis
,urbances IL WIS decided to let the repub-
licans have the debate main y to themselves.
Tue democratic membership OF tie new
senate committees on fisheries and expend:
itures OF public money and several old
standing committees, a. provided In the
new code oil senate rules, was then dis
cursed, bat the caucus adjourned without
action thereupon.
| DR.. Lasker's Funcral-AnOthcrA Account
NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-The StstssI iupg
supplies for the use OF the Western Asso'
clated Press the following special account
| of the funeral of DR.. Lasker:
BERLIN, Jan. 25.-A commemorative cell
ebration was held this evening in the sing
ing academy in honor of Herr Lssker. A
large audience. inc udlpg Fnrckenbecs. chic
burRomaster Of Balm, Deputy HaeneI ,
Burgom pster Miskelhanan, Henen Ledwig'
Loewe. Derchiet and Rickcrt and almos,
ull other lioeral deputies IN Berlin, PROBES.
sors Mommsen, Gneist, Cur'ius and b9St
Ollie choir had rendered musical 50.
lecii1ns Bambe:ger delivered a
speech, which was frequently Interrupt ed
by bursts Of cheering. He skeichsd Lssk
ers's checkered career in parliament, nd
compared Lasser TO Richard Golden. The
speaker thanked the great, tree and aspir-
ing nation Of the United States for having
| Nbtt INehcT JuNbNN hAS
his own country had refused, by
showing that they knew how to uppr,c e
him rs q sarvsut aud man. Sargent, inc
| American minister, who attended the g. r
vices in the synagogue, was unnblS 20 be
present at the singing academy. Four
bands played funeral marches in
| the PROCESSION TO the cemetery.
On either side of the coffin walked palm
bearers. Close bcniud came officers of the
reicLslas aud Prussian chamber of depu-
ties, bearing gaFiands, followed b,
marshels with wands. The streets and roads
were thronged will people. On the arrival
of the procession nj The cemetery, the coffin
WAS deposited IN Il chambe decorated with
flowers. where Preacher Mabaum delivered
the funeral grafton, and also announced that
the Jewish community ad resolved that the
body OF Lssker be laid at rest in Ebr emile.
The weather was Z OF unfavorable. The po'
lice were about in great force, and not the
slightest disorder occurred. The ceremony
was conducted In digniiied and impress
sive manner.
A Prize Fight.