The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-29

Mh'hln I'uu huu NhN iHH''H HN"''' ~
nos. uN1s cANFRos,
GALvr. Ton, Jan - Hon. simon Gene
ron, oi lcuusylyalih, arrived AZ HhlNtttoh
this afternoon from Hot Srrlups, Arkansas.
lie states that his yislt 10 tor plensure ,hnd
that he will remain perhaps uple OF
weeks,
MoSrssAL. Jan. g7.-J 1husln's luid beet
factory burned with contents, includirg
valuable machinery. Loss, about s!Ou,OJ"
Insured,
WAsHfSCroN MOTHS.
WAsniNsrOS, Jan, .1.-Gue two or thfte
appropriation bills promised three weeks
ago have not maze appearance IN the
house. ia itct, are not yet out OF the hhnds
OF the SUI. committees OF the committee
on appropriations.
The chipping hill recently reported from
ths select committee on shipping ~ per.
haps the mos. Important measure before
tue house, ana II /. expected motion VIII
be made by Geneia slocum tomorrow TO
proceed with us consideration Ia COM
mlitee o, the whole.
Reports from the committee on accounts
In relation 20 the removal OF employees OF
the Auu.e aud the close OF the last congress
are expected 10 be- inside Wednesday.
The Ftt2 JOHN Porter decision viii be re-
sgmed Fnday,
The Northern Pas.fc galway people will
be heard In defense ol their land grants by
me house committee on publlc lands on
rue8laV, uAl ou the same day the comulL'
tee on Pacific railroads will be addressed BY
judge b!lou 900 the tuon Pacific ana
Others In opposition To the proposition 10
c1mpri road, tu pay tie cost OF surveying
Eun rtlac'iu4 Lands, mus making lue JANUS
tAtunly pv the state.
"A subcommittee Of the senate committee
on punlic inuds vii probably recommend
"a number ol radical changes IN The home
stead low.
The official list OF jury awards at the Lon
uon fisheries exhibition SHOWS led goldr "a
silver and 100 bronze medals; 80 diplomas
OF honor were awarded foreign uud colonial
governments Tue Ini'ei states hepds
the isJ with 4, gold, u silver and - bf'n2e
medals; - diplomas, equal 10 more tnhh
one nith Oi the entire number
awarded. A special feature In
the American awards Is the large
per cuntape of gold medals received,
being nearly double those OF any other
country and constituting more than one
fourth OF the entire number. Norway
ranks second, with ~ gold medals; Sweden,
third, with % and Canada fourth, with IL.
In addition 10 medals u al diplomas, seven
special money prizes were awarded Amer.
can exhiDitora and large number OF
awards given English agents for American
products exhibited by them in the English
department.
rue SENATORIAL DEAD LOCK.
LOUISVILLE JAG. ga Courier journal
FrAukiOrd's 1peCial say: No nsw develop
ment. IN the senatorial sttuat ION, but " II
probable the caucus tu-DiRht VIII rescind
toe rule watch At present dota not allow
the numes o. any new candidates to be
praseL.uu. n che ruie (. rts3judet Cariislt'h
rumc will be prouCsod aga his strength
20 ted. IL h likely also mat RUE ufop-
ping tie ninimost candidates alter each
ballot will he aiouLyd.
LONDON. Jan 27.-rhp wind blew \ hurri.
cane all last night. Much damage was done
in the city and many pcr5 na Injured. Ihe
c.as3 roo Of the Westminster aquarium
w-s demolished dunug "a perform tuce.
plnic iu5ued ana several persons were nurt.
A printing Office ~ Heymarket was unrotfrd
aud boy ;ii'vd Many vessels nave beel
wrecked aud large number oi lives los
Tse.raphio communication VIII IA the con-
tiueut, and also the Atlantic cable vas in.
terfupted envefa! houts. The storm rugged
fla pfris Il !ilWay ana te'ePrHuhic CIu'
muAicatiou is broke in all directions, one
wires being Frustrated. Mucn damage has
b zen done IN tine suburbs. Many persons
were iujur, in the streets. An immense
humber OF lamps and win
dows wrecked, trees uproptea
and chimney have been demolished,
The iree-thinkers hail at Portsmouth was
DESTROYED. No boats were allowed TO
leave Pogt.mouth. At Hastings the theatre
h adj to be closed. The electric lights along
the parade were extinguished, aud the seas
dashed over tho streets, making Walking
dangerous. At Monmouth, Wye and Mon.
row, the rivers burst bank, and Hooded the
highlands. Southampton anu Eastbourne
suffered severely. Railway traffic is great
Is derGnged. At Torquay there are
many casualties. The mail boata were
swamped The iron chapel at Newcastle
fall nd "A
woman and two children AT
Leeds the roof of a dwelling
collapsed. killing and iDjuring four occu-
psnta The mail train between Durham
and Darlington was twice stopped by the
gale. Shops on the Isle ot Whit closed
early. A lady was knocked down by the
wind and bad n leg broken. At Newry,
ireland. many houses were unroofeo. Ihe
police barracks were made untenantable
aud the police W re compelled TO take
refuge in the court honsr. The DARK No
komie, Captain Murphy, from Loudtrs
derry for Baltimore, anchored In Lough
Doyle parted cables aud was driven 70 sea
H. 10 .esred the vessel and crew are lost
Reports from all paris Of the Kingdom
agree 'pdt the gale Is almost unparalleled,
IL severity,
Ancvu' oston to-day In Rhondda Valley,
Wales. killed eleven miners. a rescutng
pgfty OF three men, including the manager
w9e a'sN tiil Il. rhe railway station at
T. nsv,ll was hurled acros the track. Sew
en- bodies were washed ashore at Hythe
The steamer Frisia at Plymouth, reports
tremendous sens. a bark was towed into
Dover with the masts literally torn out OF
the deck.
FGYPTIAw AFFAIRS.
CAIRO. Jan q. rhe government has Dor.
rowed $3.50 GOO from Baron Rothschild for
six months at6 per cent General Gordon,
his military secretary, Lieutenant. Colonel
Stewart. and the new sultan Dsrfour.
started for khartoum yesterday evening.
General G. I'd n has fl04 600 at mia disposal
for military purposes. Teegraphic com
munication with Khartoum has been re-
stored. The governor OF Dongola tele-
graphs that many tribes, including the
po~erful BchaIich tribe, have submitted
TO Baker PAshi, the military commander OF
Su,kim. They usk remission OF six months
taxes, ard that they he recompensed Tor
losses IN the rebellion. They guarantee free
IA. sage 10 traders caravans. Other tribes
are expected 10 make submission.
RELIGIOUS CRANK.
TRoY, n. Y. Jan 27.-Thomas Gardner
created cessation in Trinity Methods,
Episcopal ohurca to-day declar ing himself
u messenger from Jesus sent 20 convert the
world.
FAILED.
UTICA, n. Y. Jan. I'll. Is. Wadsworth,
of MCnisyilie, proprietor OF eighteen cheese
factories, has tailed. Liabilities $4,000,
assets, $4,000
GOING 1T ALONE.
CossrASTINoPLE Jan. 27-rhe porte has
decided not to ask the powers to solve the
Eyyr..ian problem and has instructed the
Turkish am basssdor at London to negotiate
with Granville.
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Jan. 1.-THE Boston |
& Albany Railroad company announces a |
reduction OF % per cent. in the pay rolls OF |
sl the shops by dischsrging per cent. OF
the employees and reducing the hours OF the |
from ten to eight day. Dull
I'm Al nasa Ia assigned as tho cauas