The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-27

two issches can be- practically finished
within rsree yesrs. Itwiil take Tor each VI
'he reaches about ~ much ~ hes already
bf III expended In each case. So cC1.Cc0"
As the work 10 an experiment. do you
mol think II better 10 con.lne app opT,ations
o tbs. work under wsyY' ked representa-
Tive Murphy.
The isk OF LOSING % coc,0J0 or sJ.I5o,,oo,
believe u would 10 best TO coniine the ar
proprlA.lcn 10 The work 10 hand Eve,y
Improvement undertaken IL experimental.
ln.a might prove failure; then appropi. :.
ATOMS i0f finlllar work at other point,
would BIO lokt, but ~ said, ! am hopeful OF
tho success OF this work.
Suter II. Miller, H,rod and Fereusoa, oil
the commission, disagreed with General
Comstook In ZONE respects, sayiI X The wo X
wasesyorG .periment, aud That II was eli
Ir3N sion DO made that new rehchss
miEs bAbe3-u.
CoMMI1 rEEw0RK.
UisuEc-oN, Ap'i :3.-rFress. AT a
n ilr.olfie mouse Committee on Pacific
sa',csus ~ 1nv. X pr mt ltive Tnomp-on
~" lrN.i cot' Il 10 rspois luis bill amending
the II IMAM sinking aud ACT. RepIe an-
ta.'re Post Wa given authority 10 submit q
minoi.l " eport. As report WI 10
,ofg ~ iopr or iiye membs J OF the com.
nj %. rho bill which he viii Gu nit
n rs rrroIt u hs9ed upon the ono in
lfodr. Il - .hs na.s by Mr.. Edmunds.
u Inc ndes , I subsidized roads, and nnkes
II ont.or'l with then 10 tel,ls thor
,,ndeot dnc5, with The government
csro OF tho rosI deiaait'rg Il
viii be governed b. ne Thurman cot. OK.
: pb that the pef O. II. Of ne. errnlnes paid
INTO tue s',k'pg i,rd e 'nrrea,ed 'om 90
10 . per cert.
TIE house COR Ti.',o on app,opi .etior
,dav repo- led q bill making npprof ria
'iisior tie consular al d 'ploma. .osel gite.
.ir amount apron Is spT 40. which
= ,. 215 'ess l1Gn go ra'e, md S3iS.
ylth11 thu appropi alton for The presens
vesn. TIE me- 'u-e reduces )a'ineent e.
-rl ~ .t,on. 40 60; OF o)nsulte'. .,
CO.. f'iowap . for clerk bro at consul
. .du lf-oC.). The ernual salr
. oil .no minister's 20 Ausll,a aud italy
E ,uced ON si2Cso .,
$1,000. The off,, OF agent and cou.
General Mt CAIRO ~ made y consulate at e
annual s,'s1y OF So CO. the Office OF m :
abolished and coDsu's pro, .ded for Gree :,
% Roumnn'a. Sim''e- changes re m ado
in TIE off q OF Mina',r to Bolivia.
The consul eBerslsh at Malrld
and ,as 60 'rlship ut Honclr'a ere abel
i.hGd eHa.e n nr-pbpr of rnlnportant N
.als,s5 o. ether p.scee. Tne sslrry OF the
m'r..tes 10 Columbia increased ON 81,
q Si00Cl, and sha consnl genera a. lo1R
Kong fcom SGD 10 So(.J.
THE WO@LD's EXcO-.T ~.
WAsBiSoroN. April :1-fP,s.s.l-Dir
.y-Gtnersl Burke, Genera A. s.. IL yer
and u. A, Breauy reprc -enting the Wo.u'.
exposition, c-'led officially upon g
president today AID eubmil.ed uraw.n
Of Inc bu''dinsj end .plau5 g
The grounds, alter which they c'nr1
upon the mentfis Of the cSbl1ct. The
president expressed great interest IN the
exposition and assured The gentlemen ht
would attend. AS onsress a,7enni,l re
same dsr the exposition opens. the man
sgsment may have 10 defer the
opening .io0f or five days n ofce. thai
the President may onen the &C
monies. Spcrstai.es Lincoln III Chsnd O.
are charsc vito tho matt ~ rTranl rg o
board 10 take charge OF lni Glatas gos'
erument eShioii9. a delegation from The
Indian te,l,torv applied : dsv for g.
feet TO- an r5hibls OF Tho re1oB-S "a OF the
territory, ard 70 Fhov ne advancement.
Of the i've Oh fasG ,'.Des. llrsc-
tor Genera BrrEe aC o 4cl tho space
ard srsnrcl fhe delegates OF sesie'an q
the amount Of 500 .rom the manage
men. o. TIP exposition. The tribes w
I'd si0,C. ! 10 70 amounts ard IN e1hi o.
is OF products of everv fi-d. MAJOR
Bprke's Dl'i IRA loep 70 the eSpr 'liion Z
praciir- y ~thout opposition. and viii
PASS 10 sgop 20 u can be- brought up N ne
nuoge.
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