The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-10

performance of their contracts. IL also
requires that they keep registered each
lot of cotton, the number of bales
ginned and the marks and weights Of
the same.
COMING COMMITTEES REPORTS.
Mr.. Pope's bill, authorizing the trans
fer of the inmates of one Insane asylum
to another, will be reported favora-
bly, tomorrow.
Mr.. Pfeufier's bill, regulating the sale
of mineral lands, will be reported back
with the recommendation that it lie on |
the table,
The Randolph bill, regulating the sale |
and lease of lands, will he reported back |
with same recommendations, az bills on
the same subject have been reported,
and are now under discussion.
The Davis bill, donating all thevacant
phi plc domain to public schools, will be
reported back fsvorably, with an
amendment permitting confederate c,r
titica'a s to ne located in Texas Pacific
reservations,
THE CAPITOL CHANGE.
Col. Taylor, of the capitol syndicate,
| is here. and Is willing to subtitute gran
ito en- any terms as may be designated
| by experts, to be appointed by the state.
| II they say it can be done AT the same
! price, he will do it. Ii the convict labor
will pay the difference, he will be salts
! fed. He says no has ms much interest
in Texas as any one man, and only
wants u serve her best Interest.
SWAIN 4 CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.
There Is no longer any doubt as ~ the
candidacy of Hon. w. j. SWAN tor gov
ernor. Ho is being solicited from vari-
GUS parts Of the state, and unless some
thing should occur ia change his mind
he will yield to the pressure and allow
his name to 20 before the convention.
This Information comes from most 70
liable source.
MIR. TRAYLoR FOR COMPTROLLER.
The name OF MIR. Travlor,of the house,
| is mentioned for comotroller, and he
has many friends who will werk faith
, fully for him.
) CONTEMPLATING AN EXTRA SESSION.
9 This was the first night session held
2 There was talk OF going ahead, passing
1 all bills except the appropriation and
a taxation and adjourn on the 9th, anC
9 let the governor call an extra session
@ Mr.. BlOunt's motion to call up the senate
= resolution and adjourn sine die, wa
10 probably move in this direction. II
- had a majority, but not a two-third
vote, and hence 10 WAS lost.
u MIR. KIMBRoUGH's POSITION OK TIL
v CHARtlsR AMENDMENTS.
The editorial in Sundays HERALl
J. does Mr.. KimhrOugh injustice in SOM
o respects. He il ready and more THAI
. willing to meet the wishes of tho peopl
In the city if their desires can be ascoi
tanned, but one here can hardly toll jus
what il wanted there, il the petitions In
n dictate anything. There are petition
here for and against, and a number {
N good citizens have signed both, and N
- on record on both sides, Mr.. Kin
N hrOugh has from the beginning bee
h.. disposed to defer TO Judge Combes in Oh
a matter rs the city representative, an
rd when he made the motion 10 strike on
50 ne did IL at the suggestion of Judg
Combes. When MIR. Gavin afterward
IL went to Mr.. Kimbruugh, relative to r
nd considering, he consented readily, sa,
100 ing he was willing to do anything tn
is was most desired, and assisted IN go
is Ting a reconsideration. Ii he was wron
hit in the beginning, he has sin,
Ill done all that could be douo to meet Ill
wish of the ci liens Of Dallas, and maj
ilests no concern beyond that. He an
of Mr.. MOrOney had no trouble to ayr
3. upon the matter, and In the confereu'
IN with MIR. MorOney he showed Il wiliin
ness to allow the matt cr 20 TO ADJUST
by MIR, Moroney and judge Cnumbes,
u- the latter represents tie city. III
eli much deem due our represeutativ
L
ty: do the gentlemen injustice when o
OF facts are known.
ru BUCKING AGAINST BORT AND BEE.
Al the executive session Of the sena
he tomorrow there will be- opposition
OF the confirmation of Mr., Burt rs ASST
ant Encouragement, and probably
Of Gen. II, p. Bee, as commissioner VI /
)n- suranCe.
.hs THE LIST OF NoTARIEs
published in the journal has so ma
of errors that newspapers will do well
the await corrections and additions. Dali
will have additions.
lies TEXANS RECOMMENDED TO CLEVELAN
tly The Information from Washingt
that Senator Kleberg was recommoH
ion ed by the Texas delegation for distr
pe. attorney for the western district Civ
cen general satisfaction and no * bel
,ral q ngratulated by his friends. Mr.
Iei. Coomb was recommended Tor Tho caste
ina district, aud Mr.. Stephens, OF Wealth
.nd ford, for the northern district are ca
siderad good. Mr.. McCoDmO was
3ed. momher of the sevonteeth egiSla u
'ed, Mr.. Reagan, OF Cherokee county,
aud marshal OF the west Texas district,
and brother CT Congress mau Reagan.
the Henderson. of Hopkins, was also r,
bill. commended for internal revenue @
ian. lactOr of the fourth district. His sol
t IL ton is applauded. He has ma
rec friends here,
rom THE SCHOOL B0oK QUESTION
Tote came up in the house Just before
bill, journment at noon. The uniform
WIS. system does not meet with much fay
the Some who ut first favored this plan
Mr.. now shy of H. as IL places too M
'sed power in the hands of q few. There
adj many who do not hesitate to say tn
is u big job in the scheme.