The Dallas Daily Herald. (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 118, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 7, 1883 Page: 1 of 8
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FREF TO ALL THE
nnorwiteforMnhKa(iionofour!IOMR
r;.uu;; '!; will Una it iuvaluable
JuitttioiuofFKIl'E.
sv
SAaEE BROTHEES
For this Week we Announce the Following Bargains :
1 lot of Colored Kinbroidored Rnbcf contain-
mificw.it material aud embroidery for com-
eltuouwume alio. 60.
A
io!al line of Embroideries running In
a Irora J inch lo 'i inches ill V. tt'.c 10c.
wi.lth irora
15c-. -w
BON. .
ac. una upwards au worth
A lino of While Skirts edged with deep Ham-
bunt IiDhruidiry at .i6c : well wolth &.
U.1I0S' Silk Hose. In soli 1 blsck. navy blue
bru.ii and other colors at 1.7. ai.d a lot of l.'ar-
diuslat tl.lo I'cr yaril. The slik alone is worth
mow.
Udlrt' Fancy Striped Hose in various styles
lull regular made worth all of into at only 3c
1 wll combination lot of Fanuy Neckwear
romirlottiir Fichus Holiars Collarettes etc.
trimmi'tl in attractive styles witi Florentine
Maltese Venetian imbant nnd other laucy lu.
CMston!y 35c inc. ioc and upwards.
Boyr Plaited Shirt-Waists nulaundrlcd
40c.; solil elsewhere at ""e and &'m!. .
Auullivr lot at '-'-'.; north 40c.
CARPET
Special attention is tlirrctntl t.n
partmont. Parties desiring to furnish will do Well
to call anil see our immense new assortment. AVe of-
fill' rri'Qo Itti " r.. ti
p.n u.n6aiii. jumy new goous nave come
jvliu'ii vo liavo been unable to advertise owiiv
kick oi space. libamplcs of Dry Goods
gratuitously to all parts of the country.
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BUY 10. 606 DRAWERS
Made of best bleached and brown drill-
ing with genuine linen thread and
patent buttons and the only patent
Cr oteli that will Not Rip !
See that every pair has the Ticket
No. 60S and name of maker
BLHEISIF
Also to prevent deception see if they
have the
PATENT OEOTOH
and are made with linen thread.
606 Are the Boss Drawers of the World!
For sale at Retail by
Thompson Bros and I. RemhaTdt Dallas Texas
Price 75c. per pair. Made to order
without extra charge. Wholesale
trade supplied by .the manufacturers
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ESTABLISHED 1872.
SPECIAL NOTICE."
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Tn TUC RCMCDil TDinei
mtiric-?' mbcltM prepared thsn ever
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ui Pn.i. ""males and nil order fur a iti .t
rm m nav inn mcurcil tli.suelicv
w Ru k 11. ihvinJ HPf" Wans etc and a nice like of iliiKirles frnin Katm KaoU)-
UiltivaimV ..-'i t.0'' f!r" tH" Wheelliairows Comsliallrre t.'ntlun l'lantcra
Swnit elthJ; J5iV.; Il0"' '''"hie natures etc. Parties euiitemplallnir bulldliiK oesr fences eu.
""I Iron y.nn iJ ?' "."o'lo limiwriy should call on me or wilie tor raulugue aud prices. A
tnssln. .i.li ot on1l' nmemental but the most durable and hence the eliespest. Before
w um itmwimu s 0HN s WX1 WEB
THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD.
PEOPLE OF TEXAS!
JOrKSAU and notice list of rsnFRWFVB
for the accuracy t iu deserlpdou ot snA
A special 1 no of Ottoman Silks In Black and
Colored Including all the new shades will be
oldatM.OO-VEUYCHEAl'.
A special lino of Press Goods in all the lead-
Bargal'a M 1"'' a'"' c-tt itK'x
ladles' Cotton Hose in all tho leading colors
jugular made at Sue-always sold for Coo!
("dldren's Fancy Snipped Hose In the newest
spring colon stui desiiiiis full regular made
and veiy choice
at 25c.; worth 40o.
A special lot of Kid Moves In 3-bnttoncd nt
ix-. which as only half their value.
Ladles' Llslo Thread (ilovo. In Jersey and Mos.
quelaire styles in itood .hades at &c 35c. aud
uOc.i worth all of l ie. 60c. aud
Boys' Cottonado Knco Pants at .We ; all-wool
at (1.00; aro lhe best value ever oilered.
French and English rrintcd Sateens In great
variety at 10c. aud 50c.
in
to.
sent
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by
In meet llie ihmsnds In my lino or Oonds
nun? .tln nf
or Ilia "Van Horn I inn nurka" and am nru
BLAKE.
DALLAS TEXAS SATURDAY APRIL 7 1SS3.
FOREIGN".
London is in a l'trfcct Condition of
Mental Imbecility Over the
Arrest of Four Supposed ljnuniitt
Mouds-Tlie Loudon folice
Always (Jot the IT roue; Man if It be Pos
sible aud the Courts are
Juntas Prompt lu Hanglug-The
eminent Has Taken up the
d'OV-
Matter and Wauts Parliament to Pass
an Kx-Po'.t. Facto Law
ToIUiik a Mau who Can Eveu Spell
Pyuamito Correctly.
Other
Foreljj
ewt Notes.
intslt MATTF.ns
London April 0. The house tn Nelson
square at Lambeth where Wilson and Cnl-
luclier dynumite tietida were arrosted yes-
terdny baa been placed under police sur-
veillance. All persons enterliiR are care-
fully scrutinized and notes tulten of tudr
personal appearance Tue police hope in
this way they may secure evidence on
which to base further arrests as they are
convinced that numerous accomplices of
the men already in custody are at larire.
One evidence of this is the fact just mode
public that large sums of money ut regular
intervuls have been deposited in the liaiik
of Knitland to the credit ut tho men held in
custody In the Dublin jail for the Phce dx
park and other murders. Tho authorities
have made viirorous search for the source of
these deposits but have not yet beeu able
to discover it.
Henry Dillon who was arrested at the
American exchange yesterday in connec-
tion with the dynamite plots was because
of iiilorniation received in Knglaml and ac-
cording to information obtained front the
police sourrcee some time in February. Jn
appearance he was iinassutuinK and main-
tained a quiet reserved demeanor while
loitering nbout Holies' American reading-
room lie appeared to be more interested
in Kngliah papers tlinn A-neric.au periodi-
cals and was especially concerned to get
the latest uows.
It la understood that Xormen's counsel
will base the defense on the plea that he
was an innocent agent ami was em ployed
as clerR for a limited time by a man from
the United Stales w 1 10 is not yet arrested.
It will ba held that Norman was in entire
ignorance ot the fact that the box contained
terrible explosives. It is alleged by parties
who claim to have sOme knowledge of Nor-
man that ho is of respectable birth and
education and came to England expecting
to lind employment.
Mo arrests were made in London except
the lour reported yesterday.
Mtrrtait inji-stk b.
London April 0. Dynaraito prisoners
were arraigned in llow streut today mid
charged with having In their poseaaion
rftli felonious intent explosive material.
The deteo.ives gave u full history of their
chase afier Norman aud a number of points
which pointed to his guilt and to intimate
relations between htm and the other pris-
oners. It transpired that the name of the
man who Norman alleges engaged him as a
clerk is Fletcher. Detectives deposed that
on Norman's person was found a telegram
signed Fletcher. At. the conclusion of the
lestiinotiy-all wer remanded without tmil
although their counsel strongly urged bar
to oe allowed.
The four men arrested in this city wlih'u
the past tori v -eight hnun. on ausniclim m
being concerned in the plots and threats toi
mow up uiu government ouiiuings were
urraigneu in now street court this morning
Justice Ingham who presided informed
them they were hrr.ught to the bur iinnn
the charge of having in their possession
explosive materials with the intent to use
the sanm for felonious purposes. Tho stat-
ute provides that any person convicted ol
this enrno shall be liable lo u liuiiislniiuin
of two years' hard labor.
The prisoners Were nut down on ihn
charge sheet as: Norman aged 22; Onlla-
gher Si; Wilson 122; Daltori 3'J. Dnltun is
also Known oy the alias ol John O'Connor.
When the prisoners marched into tiie
dock a stalwart policemiin was stationed
behind each. They are all intelligent men
well dressed and have every appearance of
being not only respectable but educated.
j ne evidence uotn uirect and circumstan-
tial is given almost entirely bv detectives.
They deposed they had followed Norman
from the uynamlie factory at Birmingham.
tn his hotel iu this city; (hat they
dogged his footsteps Wednesday even-
ing and finally arrested hint laie
that niyht; when made prisoner he
declared that he had no idea what tlm hnr
contained yet In his pocket were kcysi
niiiiii f.in:uv luieu ltl onx lUOIleieC-
tives also found on him a .to note with the
stump of New York receipt loth imprinted
thereon. Among other articles taken from
him was a roup of London and envelopes ad-
dressed "Gallagher American Exchange."
The officers slated also however that he
had iu his pocket a telegram directing him
to call on Fletcher Charing
Cross hotel (Fletcher Is the person
who according to Norman cnnaeeil him to
carry the dynamite box tukrn from him)
inrtgaru to vusonnntl tallngher um evi-
dence ol the policeman who arrested them
was hot le.-s convincing. They deposed
vnai mien iney inquired ol Wilson What he
nan iu ins portmanteau he curtly replied:
"You hud better look." Thy
amlned It mid found rubber h...
coimiiiiiiig me nquiu already described.
Gallagher denied any knowledge of these
bags or their contents. Although tial-
lagher was arrested in Nelson Square he
:ave his address as Charing Cross hotel.
i was remarked at this nomt in tn nm.
ctednga that a citie to Uailagher'a con-
i.ectlon with Norman was that theenrelope
found on Norman wos directed
to (jallnfcher ami Fletcnera dispatch to
Normau usktd him lo call at
the place which (iallatiher claimed an bis
residence. The police stated further they
found at Gallagher's room mors rubber
hags like those in the nortmanteHii. I.e.
sides a quantity of money and a letter of
credit for$usi dated New York March
i.iin. uaiiaguertiere interposed with tho
remark that the much-tnlked-about liquid
was merely hydrate chloral and it rtiubcr
hags were explosive (hut was indicia new
dieovery. In respect to tl. arrest
of Dalton alias O'Connor the police testi.
tied that be relused to give auv address ex-
cept JJowles' reading-room' 14 Kdward
1'iuce. Ful ham road was however
searched and some pieces of luse and a
thermometer found. Dalton hoie said
contemptuously: "The fe vou found was
merely a cgar-llghter." The police con-
tinued that Uiey learned the whereabouts
of Dalton and bis JodglHg-bouse
shadowing liira to that
addnsi. They found upon him
a diary which contained a receipt lor man-
U'sciunng niiininats mercury and other
chemical compounds. Dalton here reiter-
ated the denial already tunite several limes
that lie had not the slightest acquaintance
wuh the prisoners or any knowledge of
them.
Norman's cotftel Is William Doveton
Smith other prisoners having no legal ad-
visors except as he acted Incidentally for
them made a little comment upon the tes-
timony aud confined his remarks to an ur-
gent appeal on lbs question of bail which
lie asked be allowed glveu for his clients.
Me said Norman had been in the
country only a few weeks. Judge
Ingham relused to grant the request of
Gallagher and Norman that their aionev
....... .. . I -I ; . J
iiv rrsiuiM v lurm anu viu.iug me pre-
liminary examination said he would re-
mand unlit Thursday without ball.
Additional precauilou has been liken to
gnari the lhi i:rcet pKiorj and the pris
oners Norman. Gallagher XYilson and Dal-
ton are carefully wauhed.
lillUCI i.ois.
Losdoh April 8. Ths stock of explosives
uiHiim ujr lue ponce at n nitenead s
manufactory ltirruittghaui has been exam-
ined by the government inspector who re-
ports he found among other articles for
the destruction of lite aud property IM
pi'uiiu. ui mirvgiycvrine.
The goverumsut already has taken action
looking to an ameudoieut of the law lu re-
gard to the possession of explosives. Sir
William llarconrt home secretary an-
nounced this afternoon in the commons
that Monday next be would introduce a
bill to that sheet and would ask the house
to facilitate the passage of the bill. In order
to secure its speedy enactment. The an-
nouncement of the government s intention
to deal with the mailer was received with
cheers by the house.
THS DVNlStlTS SPA SI.
Lonpom April u Interest in nitro-
glycerine discoveries continues to grow and
excitement is internal and ths papers are
making the most of their opportunity and
selling frequent editions with the heading:
"A plot to blow Louaoti up." Coutenls of
editorials and local Dews seek to connect
the arrest of the i.inr dvnamlte prisoueis
with the advice given by O Donovan Kossa
to Irishmen to burn up everything Kng-
lish except their coat.
t'Kctat wittr.
Vrgent whip has been issued by the
Irish members lo atvnd tho session of the
commons ou Monday uexl and setting
forth that business M the utmost iniMir-
tance to Ireland will be taken up in con-
nection with the cllbrt to pass
the bill for criminal procedure. Irish
members tear an attempt will be made to
saddle oil Ireland U orimeaTtct as a per-
manent statute.
VASIT1M1
London April 6 Arrived out from
American ports: bteamers Ilolivla New
Castle City l'ieterd Costick and Yoxtord
DYNAMlTInSj AT ULAIOOW.
GtAsoow April tfn-Tbe statement made
of arrests at Liverpool furnished the police
with a clue lo the recent explosions in
Glasgow. Kegardtud the latest information
the intent of tneie explosions is that they
should be on a coiuort hens ive scale. The
plot included the destruction ol the canal
viaduct. They wore only partially success-
ful. Several detectives started for Liverpool
to work out tho evidence.
TUK COBK SVSAM1TI CABRIKHS.
Cork April 0. Cartuody O'llerlihy and
reatherstoue the teen arrested on the
charge of being dynai-ilte carriers had a re-
examination to-day which was conducted
with the utmost privacy. Thev were
further remanded fey a week and hail re-
tu.e.l. Featherstous created some sensa-
tion by declaring as for himself he was a
citizen of the Cuitsd States that be had
placed himself and his case in the hands nf
the L'nited S'ates. consul and expected
through that olliciaf. redress for the indig-
nity heaped upon bun.
DltNUNl'IATOnV.
Dt'DMM April U. The Freeman's Journal
says: It is the duty of every honest and
honorable Irishman to denounce thatane.
oles of deviltry which can only end iu the
alienation of all good men from the support
oi in e naviouai causa ana tutn and disgrace
the cause itself v
TtKiunrx MISHAP.
Komk April (I. An explosion of a now.
der depot occurrel at Morlcane a small
villfige Just out ol I-Bso Corez. One hun
dred weigut were stored lo be used in
blasting preliminary to the construction of
an aqueduct in the oellar of a tenement iu
which sixty workmen had Quarters. One
oi tnese men cavinir occasion
to
a
out
fol-
go into the oellar lighted
mutch and aa It was burnltnr
threw it down and a terrillo explosiou
lowed. The whole house was blown
into
the air and the concussion broke all
the
windows in the neighborhood. Only a few
persons who were iu the house at the tune
escaped with their lives and all wore badly
mangled.
iiiavy ri.onnR.
KiAuana Falls Out. April C A heavy
ram during the past thirty hours has
caused Hoods here. Jlridge street is covered
With water to the depth ol two feel. Several
thousand dollars in ijnaga has been done
to goods in ct.-.ars bWctoro. h'.hy twt of
uin i-buboo oniiinnrn iracK was washed
away ami trams win not be able to run to
.Mugara tin to-morrow night.
win- us did it.
Paws April (I. The only reason dialer
ton gives lor murdering his wile was he
had become lired of seeing the name id
Chalerton mixed up in tho Monastro ullulr
ami tliought he could save his wife from
further shame in that regard by killing
her.
WILL KMKIRATR
Viknna April il The Hungarian colony
at liukowina numbering about INIOUO
souls have determined lo emigrate owing
to the insulllcieiicy ol crops to feed the
population.
FREsIl KT
Danzki April 0. The Vlstull has over-
flowed the villages of Hoanag and New
Fathe and many cattle weriilrowned as
the suddenness of tho rise prevented driv-
ing them to places of safety. The inhabi-
tants have taken refuge on thchigh ground
mm mu suiieniig lor ine necessaries ol lite.
Many have gone to their relief with sup-
plies in boats etc.
tMIORANTS KK ROITS.
Lomdon April U. The sleanier Hril-
lania. Irom Naolea. with 1 ism
for the l'nited States passed Gihralter tu-
duy. Kill I road Scheming
CiiRAoo April 0. The meeting of rail-
ways running west and southwest from
here interested in the agreement not lo Is-
sue passes to shippers Irom which egret -nient
Hie Chicago it Alton road gave nolue
ol withdrawal last Saturday reconvened
to-day. A committee appointed last night
reported plans substantially the aamu mi.
that now In force to cover the current j-enr
It provides that any member may with.
draw alter thirty tlnvs' written notice ami
fixes llie penalty lor violation of the tetnis
of agreement ss follows at
tuo discretion of the arbitra-
tor: First oll'ense $100; second $2oO;
third and subsequent ollenses $.XW. Iowa
irunk Line association then met and ad-
mitted the Illinois Central to take ellect
April 2)th In tho matter of nercentaen
In what is known as ' eight point" the Ne-
nra'KB nooi wns reierred to the committee.
Mr. F.. D. Moore whs appointed secretary
v. uv buiuiauu Arnuiu asauiTiaiiou.
Mrs and Smull-l'ol.
KAnviLi.i April (i. Eleven new rates
of small pox were reported to the health
ofllccr to-day. Ol these six aro Colored and
five white. One case near KUgelleld public
school caused a suspension of school for
ine present.
At 2 o'clock this morning a Are broke
out In a saloon in Shelbyvilfe aud burned
the houses nf 1. l Ingall .John Hanson
grocer the buildlngnf the Western Union
telegraph Clarhnrne's barber shop and the
house ot Ham Taylor colored Crossing
the street the (lames destroyed the bouse
of J. Duncan drug store of'E. J Kioneib
Co. and the music hall. Loss estimated at
$16oUoV. Insurance (."iO.OUJ.
Illg Musical duns Coining.
New York April C.-Max llrush the
famous German composer and organiser
and Leader Matcbotii will arrive on the
steamer Gallia about April 11th. Ills
coming Is regarded as an event of miicii
Importance lu the musical world this
being his first rl.ll !;
arrival he will bo received by delegates
from the leading German societies. His
nrst appearance in lewiorkwill he with
the Oruto society at the Academy of
Music on ths isih Inst.
New Orleans Itaees
N'iw Orlkans April 6. Fourth day's
race: Boston clnb stakes for two-yetr-olds;
Ave liirlongs. Lloyd's Dsly first ; Oranlts
second; Mellkoir third. Time 1.07.
lo the heat race a mile and a sixteenth
Mantton won easily iu two straight beats.
Time 150 . 1:67. Howard Cup -A miles
Dukeol Mont Albln won; Apollo ild;
llleies 3rd; time 410. One mils for tbrea-year-olds:
Centennial 1st: Joe B ad;
MontictllO8rd; time 1:48. ' '
- Y0L XXX. i0. US.
Law-making legiox.
In the Senate Mr (ilhhs Reports Back
From the Committee to
Which It Wa Keterred the 11111 (Jrant-lug-
the Federal (internment
The ltlght to I'urcbase Land lu Dallas
W ith the (ioveruors Veto
Keconiute adlng It rasa Over the Veto-
Mr Fleuiluir Makes an Elegant
Speech Against What Is t ailed the l.nud
Fraud HIM-The Home Does
1 Deal of Work Aiming to Het Through
by Friday ext.
Other Jiotes From tho (apitnl.
HKNATg.
Auhtin April G-Special.-Mr. Kle-
bnrg presented a memorial from the board
ot veterans asking compensation for ser-
vices. Mr. Traylor from the committee on
stock-raising reported unfavorably the
house bill regulating herding stock on
lands of others.
Mr. Glbhs.from the committee on stats al-
fairs reported bai-k the bill ceding curtain
property iu Dallas to the general govern
meut witli the governors veto with the
recommendation that il pass over the veto.
Mr Davis introduced a bill to amend
articlo l0Ui of the revised statutes
A ioinl resolution to adjourn ou Friday
the Uth was adopted. J
The bill to redisiricl the slato with house
amendments was taken up and the
amendmeuis concurred in.
The house laud-lrnini bill with the sen-
a e siibsiiiute was taken up on motion of
Mr. Johusou of Collin
Mr Farrar moved that the substitute he
adopted.
Mr. Matlock moved a call of the senate
and It being secouded Messrs. Kiug lUn-
dolt.li and Collins were (omul to bo absent.
Mr. Chealey moved that they be excused.
Carried.
A lengthy discussion followed pending
which tuo senate adjourned till if o'clocl
AKTKRN00N SESSION.
The pending business being the adoption
of lbs substitute lor the house land fraud
bill alter some discussion ihu i..i.....
ed tue substiltites-ayes IS uuys 11.
Jlr. Traylor moved to amend by striking
out Iraviscounly and providing that suits
uioiiKuiiuiuecouiiiius where the
laud lies.
Mr Davis oilered
aiiieiidment providing that suits may bo
brought lu the uoutilies wheie the laud lies
or where the person against whom they
ure brought reside host end Mr. Traylor's
amendment was adopted.
mi. uei zenuaner moved to amend provid-
ing that the investigation shall extend only
to lands tiled ou prior to February ud im
Adopted.
Mr. Houston moved to omend by appro-
priutmg o.UOO to pay the exj.euse of iiiita
Mr. l'atten moved to reconsider the vole
as he thought the appropriation was necesl
aary it the attorney-general or hi assistants
' avei over too state to biiiur the
suits hott
Mr. Matlock moved lo amend provid-
ing that the board shall investigate the an-
pratsemeiii ami approval 0f hinds in Has-
kell county by thd eoinnii..n.. r ....
general laud ollice and the muinnr in
whiuii Uie survey ol said oo.iMy was noti-
fied in Said approval and (no' manner In
wuiuuuiv uoohs in tuo surveyor are re-
ported to havo beeu opened in Aiia-
. .!uo ll"l"'s ol periiiliung
parlies to hie on said lands and who have
filed on the same before notice ol such up-
pruvnl was rent to the surveyor und mid
board shall further investigate the muuuge-
meut ot the land ollice.
Mr. D.ivis move.- to nniend the am.-ml-meut
by adding that suit be brought
agiiiiist nil persons who liavo piirchnsed
lundiiiviolatu.ii of section is article 2 ol
the constitution.
Mr. Harris moved lo lay on tho table
Mr. Jones moved lo amend approprlat
iik-i.uw to pay persona who may lose
Mr. Davis moved lo amend the amend
meut increasing the amount to tlWKim
Lost. '
Mr. Matlock moved to amend the amend
nient increasing the amount to $rxjtXK)
M i- I ope oilered a suhstltnlo providing it
shall bo the duty ol tho board to ascertain
the ninouiil of money lost and by whom
"Mini.- iu uiu next legislature
Mr.Gonch moved lo amend. nrnvl.flnii...i
n.o nuan noi ue uroiigui lo cancel sales on
.id nuiu Kiouuo mat seven sections of land
..o ueeu acquired oy one person
Adopted.
Mr. Houston moved to amend providing
that rany person who purchased said laud
should become salislied Hiul l. lu. I......
iieirailded by the slate he shall he author-
io sue tue state to set aside the pur-
chine. Mr. Chesley moved tho previous oimntlim
on amendiuent and bill. Tho main oues-
tion was ordered.
.Mf.1.'ollst""'"nionl'mn' was lost and
the bill engrossed yeas Ul; nays 7.
Mr Terrell moved to reniui.lilui. n ni.
and lay that motion on the table. Carried!
Mr. Stratton called up the bill atithoruing
oast cities having over lio.ooo inii.iiii.
to issue bonds for harbor Improvements.
1'assed.
Mr. Jones called tip the Gibson railroad
b.ll passed by the house and it was made
the special order for to morrow moinliig.
air. i-uiten culled up the bill for the relief
in lucsurvivoisoi wawson'B massacre ami
it passed.
Mr. Mooch called up the resolution
amending the constitution diminishing the
number of terms ol county courts lor
criminal busluets. Engrossed.
The report ol tho conference committee
on the Suudny law bill was adopted aud
tho seuato adjourned.
nousit.
Tho commllteo's substitute reported by
the free conlerence committee on the state
and school tax resolution was taken up
ana adopted with only live dissenting
votes. "
The senate amendment changing the
State tax Irom 3.U cents to .IS r.01. 11-
Joint resolution fixing maximum slate
aim couuty tax was concurred lu hy the
house.
Slagner by leave Introduced the tollow-
lug resolution :
WiiKHiAs The Southern exposition to
meet al Louisville Kentucky uu the 1st of
August 1881 has for Its obiect the exhibit
ol the products industries and the arts of
the various pans or the country
Itesolved That tho comnilltce On
state all'iilrs be directed to take
Into consideration the propriety rf
sending a commissioner from this slate to
the state exposition the number required
their duties and also the amount of money
necessary to prosecute their labors
Ths pending business was the general de-
ficiency bill.
Foster of Limestone offered anam.n.1.
meut providing thai ;all claims barred hy
.n. .... vi iiiiiiia.Hiu or wnicn were not
made out and presented In sccnnlahca vin.
the law shall be reecled by the comptroller
of'publio accounts. Lost syrs A7; nays 47.
Nash oilered an amendment atriking out
the appropriations to executive clerks O M
Itoherts. lr.. W. W. I..r W. u m.; -
J W. Swindells and H. 8. Hnaln.
Fotler oilered a substitnu to the a 1.
uivii. .inning out oniy loose ol Jlobsrts
and Spain. Adopted.
Armlsiesd oUarsd an amendment itrlking
apnrnpriafed to psy sclnvil
.. i "'r"ce rendered during th
Davis ad nilniat ration and inserting $13 ua
Arm alead " n.i. v T .
. r r- "ta suun nas oeen
-.?.nry "u he Thirteenth
riii r t irv.' .'"'!' '''
. mm urru aiu'roprialpil lor
mwu' T!'"- 1 fhool teacher mvslt
Vi I .. . i f 'r ' r " . 01 months.
.. . r. . auuiinisirst on. and
the other teachers all r. n.. ' . I
celved their p.y wbenevir Vn . .n":
tton was niadn by tl. i..
got a letter lmn ma e.lKciin
agent or attorn.v in .:. J'"1"
mures ior im. n i
mlm..h.pVfo;niTy 2 U'l Sfi
"i rt-.!r.0..r n'neyfory.u. 'l believe that
ii tuese are Iruudulent and unltist
Harrison oilered .i. . .
!2;!r;!.wHP1ki1.nhi entire appro"
pnation. Tbe suhstitulewBS lost and the
amendment adopted s "
Kobertsoii of Willmmson oir-red an
?:r.m ir'.1?".0'"' f w. f.yie c cod."
""'. .u. Adopted
xhe house then adiourneo till 3 p m
AVTKRNOON SKKStON.
In Mm .lu.uu.. ..1..
bill.
... v. ...... u ine general delicieney
it....... I t R osiei
er's (of
allowing .x-.herili.VfeVV wviX1
prisoners to the nenit..nii.o .0... . f
.IIIII.IMiei IllOIlOtl 111 .tnlTA n.. .1 1.
discussion and several rslls'of the house th
item allowing jilt to William King ex-
sherifl ol Jack county was stricken out.
ote then recurred on the item to pay V O
ihrTOo!rvrfJm'kcom'' inJ1
ahVi? V!'n Tvcn" n" the Item to
eZitV il1f"'r.e'11lri"' Franklin
county fso for similar services and the
house relused to strike out.
Slegner moved to recouslder the Kine
item upon which much discussion took
place.
The speaker appointed Messrs. ttpfon
I-rymier Cochran Ayres and Acker as a
committee of conference on the general ap-
propriation bill on the part of the houieV
Magner s motion to reconsider prevailed
Udopte.' "m UU" h0d
The Item to pay H. L. Spain for services
as executive clera votetl down this morn-
jng was renewed with $dwj as the amount
but the motion lulled. mount
ToWIIUl.tlil .ju..I . ....
an item ol f.K) to psy the claini of J
louver sherltl of Colorado county.
1 he item was ruled out not having I
acted upon In rommliina ir il. -1...7..
1 ii . i.i . niuemi uy inserting
A.
. 1
hosier of Limestone moved to postpone
rurther consuleralion of the bill until next
luesday.
waslnst.' l0"8 lubaUi "to motion
Itushlng renewed the Item ol 5nn to par
the c airn 01 J W. Fender for building s
Hemwns'lost K"fman e""ty.and the
Arniistead renewed the Item of r)0 to
h" l".m 01 lhe '"' ami district
voTed'iown1"10'1 C0UD'' blutl" lM" was
A motion io reconsider was Inst when lhe
house adjourned until to morrow.
CAPITAL I'llROKIIi.lNns.
1 m'.".ail"r '''"'nl'ilt opposed tho land fraud
bill tlUa morning in a very powerful and
eloquent speech. He opposed tho investl-
f"'1 svl"K the Investigating business
had noe.ii pled too muoh of the timo ol the
legislature already. It had appointed a
coinini tee at great expense to investigate
the railroad land sales penitentiary con-
vict camps normal schools the SiTtings.
and now it was proposed 10 Investigate the
whole peop e and ceitamly this legislature
willbeM.titl.Mlto be dubbed the rreatest
Investigator of the age. B
llo also opposed the hill because It pro-
vi.les that all the suits shall be brought In
the district court of Travis county He
said this was an outrage and a violation of
.. .. 11 eoiiimitiee ot llie whole.
..Ki... 01 me penpie ami lie warned tho
senate that the bill would damsgo the dem-
ocrat c. party and said if that party per-
sisted In Ignoring the right of the people
they would seek some olher.
Mr. Oiven T. llrlgg commissioner ol the
. i..pv"ii' Jii 01 1. oiiisvillo Ken-
tucky is here. The exnosliion i. i.l ....
August 1st and bids lair to cxcnl nnythliig
of lhe kind since tho centennial. Thl. .il
ba a rare onpott.Uiiity for T.-xnn to make
n I..V .I J. . KKficiiiliiral and
horlicultural product and minerals
and today Mr. Stugner introduced a
i-esoliiiion in 110 house having this object
II vn 1 J
It Is suggested That three commissioners
w sppo i.ieti.a.id that the leglslnturn make
'""" iiopropriauon to luive Texas prop-
erly repretentrd. It nhould be done by ail
means. '
The comptroller paid In $1(!0(X) to-dny to
the credit ol the general revenue.
SI-l-RRMK ninuf
The followinir eiiNe. .... .i.Kn.iii.i H
brief and oral argument for both parties :
1 nomas v. Schneider A Ilro.. from ('..lUn
"'""'J'- "ye" vs. filissouri. Kansaa t
lexss railway from irav.n I .........
vs. Missouri Kansas A Texas railway Irom
Grayson and Gihunna et .1. . ..w... ..
submitted on brief and printed argument
by both parties. The following cases were
transferred to the commission of appeals-
Houston A Texas Central railway vs. Mar-
eelliiH from Grayson. Houston fc Texas
f etitral railway vs. Wilson from Collin.
Houston it Texas Centra railway vs.
Loving from Collin. Houston A 'Texas
"""ay vs. Ktchnrda from
(.ol.in. Houston Texas Ceil-
.rai railway vs. O'liRlli.i from Grsvson.
H ilislon At lexss Central railway vs. l'lnto.
from Greysen. Houston A Texas Central
railway vs. Hyers. from Grnvm.n Mnrt..n
el al. vs. Cantagrel from Dallas. Uuihl vs.
Jolinson et al. from Tarrant. Me.Oormlck
its llros. vs. Bush from Grayson. Cownn A
Co. vs Jones from Dnlhia V.. . 11...
et nl. from Dallas. Uitrirols vs. 'm Ills' imm
Dallas 'iiiompson vs. Jones it al. from
ratltlin. KlllCaid VS. Johnsnn 1mm
nln. Wheeler vs. I.eemnn from Fannin.
Itaker vs. Denton et al. from Fannin.
1 rowson vs. f.yday from Fannin. Thomn.
son vs. Allller from I.anuir. (' U
et al. vs. Wrluht et nl.. f.m
uni!K.i1'inroeo!' 'orl from Lamar.
Woolbrldge vs. Or i lilt li . .1.1 frr.- 1 .......
Tower et al. vs. Henderson et al.. from
ainar. Spears vs. Leyln from Lamer
"fay vs. train from Lamar. Lovo &
llerry vs. Garnett. et al.. from I....
(larnctt vs. llerry A Mcllall from Lamar
llslo vs. McConms t Co.. from Lamar
llrown et al. vs. Wildy Loilgo No. L'l.
hom Lamar. Campbell vs. Dennis et al.
from Grayson. Shannon vs. Gray etal.
from Grayson. Shannon vs. I.emcr et nl.
from Grayson. W.ll.snn v. Vi.t ...Hr....!
hank from Grayson. Wilier et al vs.
Adnmser and wife from Gravson. Gamer;
wn ' V1 T'lorn."on et al. from Gravson.
Mills vs. Herndon fiom Grayson. Ferris
vs. Streeperet al. from Gravson Kntber-
ford vs. Stamper et al.. fVnni ilrav.mi
dall ys. Smith from Dulles. Knight vs.
Hcydell Irom Dallas. Hughes et al. ys.
Duncan from Dallas. Mavoet al. vs. Head
et al..; from Dallas. Pointer and wife vs.
City Hank from Dallrs. Council etal. vs.
Carter et al.. from Dallas. Dupard vs.
Coombs et al from Dallas. Handell vs.
hlllott from Dallas. Ksrlv vs. Worley
from Dallas. 1'ratt et al vs. Goodwin et nl.
from i'orker. Stewart vs. Cook et al.
from l'arker. l'arker et al. vs. Glaze
from 1'arkor. l'arker et at.
Cants & Co. from l'arker. I.enimnn v..
Freeman et al Irora Kills. Leminnn vs.
Witltiefortl. from Ellis. Amlamin v. ut..
from Kills. Nowlin and wife vs. llradii'.
rroin Kills. Tnmpleton vs. Uvbern Irom
Kl Is. Laneton ami wif v. V 111. .11 ....1
wife from Ellis. Merrill nt al ki.
maker Ironi Wise. Booth et at vs. Holmes
from Wise. Strong vs. Millet from Wise.
Short vs. McKlnney from Collin. Eubank
P - Lan Irani from Col lln. Cook vs.
.1 vniiiKiuu i bi irom tiouin r oots vs.
Clark et al. from Collin. Kl.tnn 1..
per from Collin. Marshall vs. Heard et al
from Collin. Barnes etal vs. Usker from
Collin. Itoherts heirs vs. Lovojoy et a)
from Collin. Komalie vs. Leeper et al Irom
Collin. Vox vs. Montgomery from Tar-
rant. Watson vs. Allison from Tarrsnt.
Hoggets vs. Bradshaw from Montague.
ssssjssasai .aasw.BaasssMaB
Maryland and Delaware Whip Canal
WiLuiauioa Dxl April 0-It is listed
that bonds bare been pltced In France of
the Miry land A Delaware ship canal across
the peninsula. The work Is In eo.t aa nm .
IVO and to be flntihtd in four years
out .V.0HO
rsTAFU9nEr it
i t-KUlK nvsi cesTS
AT WASHINGTON.
The Jeannette Fxamiuing- Board Meet
Again aud the Judso-Advocate
Sonera! HThIrtj.flqaestIonrroxi
the Brother of Dr. Collins
The Botanist of the Expedition Ahaae
n now ue Has the
Cranky Notion That He Was Bdr
Treuted-The Stui-Uoute Trial
Drnsson and Modest John Doisey Telle
Ills Story-lit Ventilate a Vast
Deal but Attributes it 111 to His L-uee.
once About Mall Contract.
Miscellaneous. Washington News Items
JSAMKSTTS ISql-fKY.
WASiiiauTi.il April 0.-Th J.r-s.
court of inquiry conveneif trwi.
jitdgo-sdvocate announced he had recsiv!
acomiuuiiicalion from Dr. Collins incas-
ing tblrty-Bve questions which be drsired
to have put lo witnesses. Fireman 15sr-
lett was called and the questions read Ut
him. In reply the witness stated rniii.
declared beheld the position ot an officer-
on board the Jeannette. He was saln'.d mm
such.and was always treated with the sama
courtesy as the other officers. Witness ha
.ever uearu aptain Def.ong speak an uo-
knew Collins on the retreat was treated hf
the men and oil cers with fl 'rJ
erstion shown other olllcers.
AllerUie Jeannette was lost and when
the party reached land there was . dS
ensiuon as o the fate of the other psrti
"...mcrrra H seonMi fur them St
once but was nrevni..i .... ...
opinion of the whole p.rt7; oaVed on toe
acts that we had no cloth ng no provis-
ions no trnnsnnrt.il m l" r..V.
of theroun.ry. Danenhower oilered ti
and did go. V.tiiess was not aware ofanr
tronblo between Melville and Collins.
1 no co in m answer to the oues'Iom
whether if he had bee In command oilS
vrer.y.ii.hrt.rTlr1 hve .wiu'
Melville old beforR tevln i .11 .cZ
others the witness replied: "I msAleaproi.
VXtT i "0;fwhl:h was discussed hyX
whole party Mauson and 1 agreehig t
1Xk l llp0" .);K.as hewasK..r-
able to walk owing to frost-biios; but tk
conclusion arrived at by Melville and W
Objection was made and snstained to ttw
question: "Have you any reason to beliiv
Collins had mmn his person any imps!
other than a small note book?" anil alio ite
thenneat on "lilil n...n. ..n . T
upon in-person letters addressed 10 parties;
lln?' w ' .A" p!pers f0UDd on
line body were turned over to Melville.
Witness exnruted from . .
. vv. una ivii vnn ne nmm
will Collin there would be tVore p.
than were found on hi hn.l ua?'-7-
ol the opinion tho trip to Uelun niighihsv
k. .. . ' . r' onl would bar
been attended with great rtf-
lering and lmnt.hir.. ti5 i..i!.rr.
taking all things Inlo consideration every-
thing was done that could havo been dS4r
to rescuo Do Long's party. .
t STAR-ROUTE.
In ti e star-route trial to-day the exsati-
nntlon of John Dorsey was continued. Jf a
ssi.l he sold his Interest iu the mail busi-
ness to Stephen Dortev for inim ...
since July U. he bad no intereM" w
route. He denied broadly he had em-
paid any money to any olUcer of the to-
erncient to reoure am itcre.isu or tzpedf.
lion of rouloi.
Cross examined hv Merrick: Wiltes
said In December 1878 bs T fa
warded a draft for 00 bM
S. W. Dorscyto pay sundry expenses!.
He did not send money to Boone belawsa
.h "rWKl"1"""K r June's connect
with the business; he had written 8. W
sey Instead of Aliner because Feckse-
qiiested him to do so; he did notkW
Dorsey n' Writuu Uirec'ly to 8. W.
Merrick wished to know why he luE
dragged his brother a senator. Into
ouiiuess instead or sending tho money to
his partner Miner? The witness dirt w
believe he had drsgired his brother into te-
lle had aken that action because he rt
gardod it thebest course.
.... !w"kedwhyhe hsl wr
..... .. uroiner mat he regarded tbi
l oiigtie river rente as worth HOOboo for ths!
em.lrwl lo-... . tl.. 1 ' .."VV'Y
........... auswereu with seeM-
ng frankness that tho statement show
his Ignoranco of the business of runniar
msll routes. The witness was pressed to
areotint for two dillsreiitallldavitJ iipono
: ' V v"iieugeu uaving sworn
them 11. X W
.-I'puatiu lb was
straight.
aipiuri wora
ness Which of the conHl....n. .V.".-"-
a lie. Witness whs ni t . SJS "."""T
I.-erdoll-a statomont tn li i .!Tr
that matter but managed to get in an eT-
planet on to the etfect that "cM.ffldartt
Mh2r Uocorect anefror
Till VN1TKU BTATKS TRElnimv ....
.. . .v.niiii.
WORK.
The committee tn . .
condition of the United BtSSTZZ
are making rapid progress. The fconrfa
posits and bond of the iSdiaMrut un
have been counted and found to agree w-tl
and '"23. wtd f &
and ends have been cleared
l.P.if1.hi' fikB0" before lb committei
Is straight. Tho count of sealed Dackaiw
reserve United Slates note an bacTJf
orhrCe.liI.Dt ' ""tb-fib'-hed fortwV
miu.. ..".""'. lh ""embers of the oor-
mltlee eay the treasury is in ol .h.. i
every respect.
LAND ORASTS.
The Commissioner k. i ... .
ofllc. sent to tbe surTeyor-fleneral of 'KIT
Mexico to-day a patent for the orlvate laal
claim known as the Amtonchico grant. Tfxe
arid Is situated In Han Miguel and Berna-
lillo count es. New sfl .Vi
a78637 acres. '
. W rOBTAl IAW.
It is estimated hv nA..nn. ... . .
miliar with the subject that under the ne.
aw reducing letter postsge aud regulatmr
the nay of niuim..i
receipts of not nn rrT
otllce in every four on a general avers.
win oe in excess or the postmasters ssisrsM
onder the ex stlna I.. r t. u "i. "T
odlces. however in-ignlflcant contribute
about two-fifths of tuelr receipts to tbe goi-
ornment Army of the Tenn.MM.
Naw ORI.SARS April .-The Confeders
graves and monuments were handsnm.iw
decorated . to-dar br the a..neiii.
of the Army ' of Tenneaaen
assisted by a delegation from the assocls?
tlon or tho army of Northern Virginia an
the grand republic laid the cortier-stoii
of a monument for the army of Tenness
eneral Charles Hooker ofTMi.iipPut
llvered the oration and tA.nl-).
elation of the army of Tennessee will has
u-hnYl?"0r?u1 ."nU .b"'iuet at 5a-
. ...... meut jeuerson Davis ie
A O owl Move.
Niw York April O.-The society to
hk cuiiurem irom crneity tent a clrcaW
etter to lactones and under ground wottst
n tbe sta'e notifying "hem it V
ho purpose of the society" to enft.roe
etorsl'U "g w-owwlooof prot.
The report ol the lease ol the Wesr J -tjentral
railroad by the Fhllattj:
Readinj li denied by the Utter"
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