The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-02

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.r0o o.. nee appropriation Too frontier N0
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solo ground oi fI0 sfI.H'5 wants of undA
foo cfUy ir out
lir. Armi,teai worked assiduou,ly and
ably in bahslf of tbu veteran and GRIP.
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THAT rLANpEH ON hHNNSoN,
AUSTIN. March Special Sierra
! tor shannon tins morning on the floor
OF the senate denounced the statement
IN the Galveston News special Of yostor'
day that hO intended 20 insult tho gov
ornur by not having his message road,
"as maliclously falsen Ito explained
that tho senate huuiodly adjourned
without giving him an opportunity TO
have II read, but O'Brien Moore, 20 ga'
| Ia lick ON the governor, oOnstruedE
as intentional and for the purpose
insulting his eSoellcucy
our CUAErER
The amendment 10 the Dallas charter
went 10 the governor for ms signature
to-day.
BAp Jews.
! Lieutenant Governor Gibbs received
| intelligence to-day of toe sickness OF
Two OF hls children and Mrs Gibbs will
start home in the morning.
The bill authorizing attached unor-
ganiGed counties TO lay OIL tho counties
IN election precincts, not more than
igUr iuslicpls DlevlIgtA, passed.
The bill % identify the surveys OF
alternate suCtluusut school lands, by re-
surveys, passed.
The bill authorizing the Attorney
general u bring suit against railroads
operating in violation OF sCCtiOns5 and
O, article 10 Of the constitution, with an
i appropriation OF 50 400, WAS considered
hi committee of inc whole aud lgYOrsbly
reported, and tho bill passed the house.
Tho bill restoring jurisdiction 10 BOs'
que, LlauO and Mason counties was
amended by striking out BOsquo End
passed.
The bill retaining tho commission OF
appeals was doiaatGd after hard and
long fight. IL Coca out of existence
in October next,
AUSTIN, March 20.--[Spocial.l-.T Tho
joint conference committee on the ap-
Precipitation bill agreed This evening 10
recommend concurrence in the senate
amendments. This leevoS the summer
normal schools and insurance office
Intact.
rho senate this morning refused Ia
concur in house amendments allowing
all veteran aud cUnitderat certificates
10 be- located on public lands and VIII
insist that only those in tho hands of
: Original grantees be Toe tied.
! > = A
LNADER.
H. Is said there i no AL leador IN th5
louse OF REPRESENTATIVES,, but IL cannot
y roe denied that there are few men who
A always get the attention OF the mem
5 uera ON account OF their recognized abii-
: ity. Among these members we cannot
= iall 10 mention MIR, ". Y. ArmiSLead, OF
l. Marion, IL is true no did not carry his
point in the matter of railroad legisla.
ton, nut hHs made Il gallant fight for i!
l. aud his speech Oh that subject has ere
? Sied considerable comment. Mr.. Arm
, istsad is al able advocate and when he
l espouses "A cause itg ouemies recognize
in him an able opponent.
4 NUT BE 4 MORT II TEXAS MAN
, a pruiGineut north Texas member OF
the present house O, reprc'cu!a ''Ves,
says n by any means the HuN1 Demo
cratic convention should not select Tor
The head OF the ticket north Texas
man, he hopes it will choose the Hon
A, f. Mckinney, OF Waller, a man who
is not only recognized rs able and fully
qualified, but man who knows no
= ,orth, no south, 10 east or west, but
1 who is a Texan Ia the fullest sense OF
;, the word. TIE same gentleman w Ms
the Hon. K, G. Foster tOr comptroller.
IMr. Foster would meet with onthusias-
'sia support wereE5 20 consent to allow
the use Of his name, which he will
hardly do.
, VERY LAUDABLE.
: AUSTIN, March 24--LS Special. Both
houses are rushing business in order to
, adjourn on Tuesday next.
! APPROPRIATE ONs NEXT.
The senate will take up the house gen
, oral appropri alton bill tomorrow.
NOT JUST YET AWHILE.
The bill dismiSsiug suits brought at
the instance Of the land fraud board was
reported unlavorably this evening.
II SHOULD BE DONE.
D The governor sent in utssage, which
was not read, urging the legislature 10
authorize the appointment of some per-
3 son TO present tho claims OF the state for
frontier doIonse to the general govern
menu.
THE LEGION or HONOR
, elected the following grand lodge Of
= iicers to-day: Grand commander. G.. Il,
! Dashiol oil San Antonio; grand vice
4 commander, i, j. Storey, of Lockh0rt;
, grand orator, Il A, Blanton, of Gaines
vile; grand secretary, +. Ii. Bailey, OF
Hearne; grand treasurer, G. B. Paxton,
, of AlvaranO; grand guide. David Per
lSius, of Houston; grand chaplin, Rev.
, G. G. Doyle, of 0verton; grand warden,
+. w. Hopkins, Of Mexia; grand
, trustees, Messra. Fry, Miller and w. j,
{ Oliphant. All the repor show the or
der 60 be in o flourishing condition,