The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-18

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dsy. A fsg mAtleroo II Importance al ad'
,n1 p,li.- br Intended 10, AID Hstar uppro' |
nristicn bills ere backward the hluaa 10
irtnGuo % lddlcI5 it3el, 90 thfo moir
n~s.sir. mstlc.s, but viYle't
dsafe 90 get away eA..p amoit
IN parties and clestea II lne ap'
~rspfif..1u Wills we're unl5hed by tho two
hons.s. D Is doubtful " hgy Thing o9uia pre-
vsuf p. immediate Aii)urnmsut The
bsrkfuuleg bin tha library bill tle land
forirituIs and tho pablo building bills WiN
iifnlv o.. acted u. while Waltiug Tor 'ht
Legislative aud u,ler appropriation billie
These, with o few Of the thousand OF private
relief bills will about hnish the session,
Tne Morrison nen take thor deeht F.l3
much Loo h.hit out opinions differ as 10 ho
sT.o,gnr The defeat ou th9 elections this
wear. Tuny s.Dm 10 thiuk That permg-
neur t .r..It hroaL ~ Lhe party haa
taken . ,cs, bu the "a l)rtv iusht tha ~
damsgs mas b-su aoue aud l1ls the Chi
cer1 Convention W.l Oo wise and harm nj
ors arrI hto saupG u "wiuuing PLATFORM
ST., democratic pol0lics are fiat here, aud
every b ply has applrentl5 by common con-
eeut uut ~ ouiglOus, u1Mit CCl. PLATFORM
and conf ciLrcs 'uuul the convention
meets" u 10 the most "gay-lothiug
"know Hoihiug," "iar-ataea," uudecid 20
crowd V democrats here, a. and Cut ~
congress ne regards the coming camp4'fr
that was ever known before.
SIR. HoWut. OF New York, who 80 alH 81
DON. eomethirg that nobody was dream
ing OF, has introduced and had great col
TO say GDout another 40
bill, ag tho dispa'cAls have In
formed you, but IL isu1t likely 10 create
aay excitement. or attract much attention
this s,sion. When the enacting clause vas
a,licken 1ut o. the Ao.Iison bill, 70 settled
tho iar II ight Tor this gassiou. Tho com.
mittee on Iaya ald means, IL 10 shld, VIII
not even report tno bll back 10 t-g house.
Mr.. lie witt 10 WIS reported, thought thst
the committee should report hia pill, il
they approve Of 81. out Of cOuriegy o hini,
without regard 90 how il IN ght 90 received
BY the house, and it was even salG that II
the committee reiused 10 extend 10 him this
courtesy, he would resign his seat In the
house. but he 0eatt5 inst he ever hAd ANY
intention oil rcsieuiug, or thai public lie
RES ioGt Us charms iOf J. "a.
There seems, however, 20 be a disposition
among democratic members 20 retire from
public Re- II repOr,u DO !.ue. Mcsgfs.
M0ncr -Id MuldT0a, oI Misslsaippi nave
reo nliy aT0wr their purpose 60 rt.iro AT
thu taus %. their present termt. and bir
Talbot Of Mary md, has tHir t.sf lac bad
about enough O.. congressional lerYice.
Other democratic members TALK very iodii-
isrentlg upon tho subject OF their We cleo
toH. This feeling iE, perhaps, a result "
the party division on the tnrif que6tion
The remainder Of his week Will probably
BE- taken up With appropriation bills. exc
cepung Friday, always for private bills,
aud Saturday, a 4pecial-ordaf DAY Tor a
month ~ come.
The house appropriations committee had
The leeislsiive bill under Confederation this
morning, and expect TO be able 10 complete
Il this afternoon. There will then be lsi. Ia
the committee three bills--.he iorlhca-
tiouB. sunGFy civil and general deficiency.
20 |Nffl e. % :.
fore the I'd OF the month. lie expects to
be able 20 dispose OF the consular and diplo.
matte the army a1d thA district bills, noT
before he house, bv tae Hud Dt tho week.
Az tho Bills, except the postoiiico ADD
naval, nov In conference, viii Re disposed
OF very promptly. / is understood that
nothing has yet heen done on these bills il
conference, but IL. is not thought that the
deadlock Bill be allowed 10 prolong the
session very much.
ALONG TIE sUsQUzHAENA,
Your correspondent enjoyed the prlvi-
lego OF rlGe on Saturday last 10 the IT,
dlau school et Culisio, Pennsylvania, in
coApgay with some eeventy-Hve or eighty
other invited guests OF the superintendent,
Captain preti, OF the regular army. The
valley Of zoe 5usuuchsnua, from Baltimore
10 Clrlisle indeed, Is Ons o. the prettiest
portions of the United States The clear
and winding river, the picturesque islGudp,
OF which there Is a large number, The long
ufos OF blue mountains sk.r INK tue scene
both e. he east aud wes,, aud tYt gvidgncea
Of thfiit, prosperity and enterprise On ell
sides, lpIm picture tbtt stamp lasting
impression on the memory. At York, at
Hsrrisbnr and indeed all the Peuusg IVA
nis towns passed, / could not hut ba struck
with the presence Of 80 meny and such
lerge mills and iictorles. twas a practical
Demonstration Of Pennsyleana's wealth
ard commanding position,
| could not nu5 reflect ton, that one
miaht travel through the whole extent oi
Texas ani not meet 90 many bE y mills as
are seen ia any twenty-five milea Oh tha
Northern Central road OF tho Key8'Dl4 %
state. Aud yet diversiged end boulte0us
nature literally holds out her charms 10
capital and enterprise, and yet they VIII NOT
need neTt Inls 4t.....44 .S.l4e. u. -efi l2 ~
certainly
NOBLE IEsIiTurioF.
There nre now some 45J pupi theirs, u
Indiana. aGd representing about thirty
fye different Tribes, Among th1m ara
Some forty or ilily Apaahe Children por'
OF Crooks ls;e otptiges, only taken
10 Carlisle some Two months
siuce. Aud yet the management Of the
achool will DEFY you 90 plck chem out from
the other pupils, 10 completely have hoy
been me,amorphosed IN that short time.
| was amused NJ watching the desperate
bus persistent efforts OF Is tat, chubby little
buck, but three months out OF the garD oil
Adam aud the deep isstneeseB Of tho Sierra
Madre, to master tbnt generally accepted
and seemingly sell-evdent proposition that
two and two are four. A blue uniform a
sameness oil feature, aud the universal
ssmeness Of Indian manners, reduces all
there pupils 10 common likeness that pre-
vents any but the practical eye from telling
The Sioux and Apache from the Cherokee
OF Seneca. All look fat aud healthy, and,
strange TO relate, remarkably neat
aud clean. The barracks are extensive aud
contain two or three large dormitc cries,
some for The boys and others tor 'hs girls,
two OF three violation buildings, the
superiutendent's aud assistants quarters
and the industrial training buildings. Ibe
boys are taught carpenteriDg. printing
working in tin, harness and saddle MAKING,
ETC.. while the girls are instructed IN the
various mysteries oil housekeeping, sewing,
etc.
The government allows only about sl7o 8
head per year for schooling, rations cloth
ing, everything. but on even this small
sum noble work IL being accomplish 81.
ana tho leayen turned out that by and by
vii. reclaim the dussy and cruel inha5it-
ants of our great west and render them
willing and strong helpers In the sdvaDc-
ing march OF a great. civilization in the old
hauufs OF the savage abofigire. TO see
Carl:sle Is to cease 10 contend that the In
dian cannot learn the arts and manners OF
civilized man.
nrsAProrErxp AND DrseUsTED CELEBRITIES.
There is some Inconvenience attending
100 meat excellence In the art OF pleasing,
Some draw backs 10 the too much proficien-
~ With the sounding brass and tinkling
oxmba," 50 the famous Marine band have
S1st learned. They are ordered bv the sec.
rSesrv Of the navy 10 GLOW without regard
6or ne air consumed on every big occasion
IA Washington, ana are generally on time,