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DALLAS DAILY HERALD.
s.lMTrll WITH TflKI
'$14 l.All.Y iVililERi-UUI
DALLAS TEXAS THURSDAY APRIL h 1SS3.-V0L XXX. NO.
THE
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CUR FEATURES ARE:
Large Stock New Styles Well-made
Goods Exclusive Novelties
FOR SPRING
Ladles' Button Shoes I FKOM
hull Imaginable tluali-1 fi.si
41-h (if Material and r Ti
SiyVauf Fiuuo ranging fjs.oo
is Price I
Tk I above are an indication of tho completeness of each rarllctlar style whl h contlnuo.l
IhtoiiBhnutthoii wIinialc'sitthem.iHattrai Uveof any In the South nconunuui
LAWKS' LACK BALMORALS I I he latest and must popular style's of Walking Shoo. Wenro
howiug them iu a great variety of material. uii in. uru
'One Two & Three Strap Sandals
Also Newport TK Oxford Ties WlndHor Ties Ox ford Buttoni for La-lUrf Minos' chll-
HIGH AND LOW QUARTER SHOES.
We "lhcet the attention of gentlemen In search of a nice article to uur "French and Mat KM
Tics lhat lor comfort and diiraoility are unsurpa.s.J.
SHOE 1WP A "RTMTirNrT
J. W. WEBB
JEWELER
REMOVED TO
610 MAIN
NEARLY OPPOSITE
THE LARGEST
ouse
Jewelry H
EXAMINE THE ELEGANT STOCK OF
Watches Jewelry
SILYERWAKE SPECTACLES & FANCY GOODS
Before Purchasing "E!?e vhcre. Fine Watch Repairing a St e
cialty. $Jewe'ry Maniifactdrecl to Order.
ESTABLISHED 1872.
i
SPECIAL
TO THE GENERAL TRADEI
1 beg In tap that I am belter prrnareiP than enr to reel the dititatvH In try line of Cootl.
rmbrnciiiit all leading lyls and slrea of the teltlrattd ";i:d' l ki I." f'atiii aiol Spring Wtinm
tarriniet llugl l'lnciona. "Spar ' ai-ntu etc. and a til' Hit of lliiirtlen from Ka.t n Kadii-
JJw; alto Biiok-boatU. Koad tarts Hand tart l titc!latro I oitiriielier. I'otMiti Plainer
Jo"tai:utl vaunt etc. 1 havu jiiit m oo red tlivaitcticy 01 the "Van l'mii I ton Vnia." and am pre-
faied to make eatlmatva and till orders lor a ureal many .ttlt.cf wroualit Iniu renclne II licit-
"U I'oita Weather Vanes Mslile Fixtures fe. Parties conn nqOatlne l.tilMltuf Hew h-neva u
closing fithsr irlateor vnblle proneriy ahoitid call on tint t tvrittt lnrcataloi and nrlce. A
J! Iron Kene la not only utnamemal linl ihe mol rtiit''r and hem lh t hea' -t. llefor.
piitchMlni lirier1 call and examine inr lin k trlikli 1 ti Ink Kill pioTetojoutiiat 1 tiavo tur
Boat Hut of Uoodi In Hit market aud Klcvt reatonatlt V. ry Utmntlnily
IIS EtM RTBUCT DALL U TEXAS
i tin
Low Prices and Perfect Fits
AND SUMMiER
Tin Favorite Opera I Kll'nt
Tor rliprwr the Neatest 7.-.
Prettiest ami tnott 'y. f TO
lish s in wr made ruug-1 u 50
lug m Price I
STEEET
THE OLD STAND.
AND FINEST
in North Texas
Diamonds Clocks
NOTICE."
JOHN 3. WITWSR
LAW-MAR1XG LEGION.
.V Spirit of t'oniruiiiNe Abroad In
tha taiiltiil
Material!)- Aiding hi the Hos-nutih
Uf ltllsitlCSS.
Tbe.Dallast Pi'sslon KWl I'asjod Over
the (ioveruor's Veto.
Minority l(tiurt of tho Free Conform
ciiii' t out in it toe ou
tJeiieml Anproiirlation liill by I'oth
Of tilt HoUSl'S.
Message Kcccivt'il from the Covcnior
on rostotlii'it Snlject-.Mattrr.
lion Mellaril Coke's (Jreat Speech.
SKNATK.
Aualiti Airil U. SiociulJ Mr. (lilibs
(tiled up Hie bill ccilU'i; ccrtniti territory
to Killi's with the (.'ovmmrs veto. Tlio bil1
jiusseil 22 yea? Mes.su. Tftnllor aud Tul-
ton not vuliug
Hetmto went into executive session and
continued appointments sent in yesterday.
lluusodelicioncy bill was laid before the
senate and after sotno debute was referred
10 the finance committer.
House bill uiiietidiiij gutne luws so as to
prevent killing deer between January 20lli
and August 1st pasteJ anil goes into elloct
at once.
Adjourned till three o'clock.
AITEIINOON SKJSION.
Mr. Premier from the committee on
finance reported buck house deficiency bill
with committee amendments and the sen-
ate went into committee of the whole to
consider the same.
The iiiiieiidment appropriatiiit; $"0 for
the hire ol a porter ut liulvestou lor the
court ol appeals and to buy stationery lor
Hie court of appeaLs was adopted.
The amendment lo perfect too title to
properly lor the Agricultural and Mechani-
cal college $Siio was adopted.
The third amendment to pay Shackelford
county i27!i7 lor innrautinu expense and
appropriating $2iooj to pay unaudited
small-pox (iiiitraiitine cliiinif wa adopted.
The amendment striking out $iiT5 to pay
V. W. hearcv :'() to pay W. il. Milhy
to pay J. W. Swindells for services as
exwrntive cltrks was lost.
The amendment striking out JIM! to pay
T J. Kiuk penitentiary guard iu lNi7 was
lust.
The amendment adding $207 to pay H
W. Pickeun lor services as inspector uf east
Texas penitentiary was adopted.
The ainendmeiii adding $1 17 to pav the
sherill ol Van Znndt county and $lol lo
pay t.'ie Bherill'of Hell county for conveying
prisoners to the penitentiary was adopted.
Kor the amendment striking out $l'iii to
pay the board of veterans and insert. 2iu
to pay A. Dill'ernangh to pay W. L.
Hunter and MW to pay Krnnk Johnson
the latter having done extra work Mr.
Matlock olfcred a substitute upptopriiiting
$1 .121 to pay fur the services. Adopted.
The amendment increaiing the appro-
priation from $l"i()0o to $'20404 to pay
teachers and inspector of free "schools for
services rendered prior to July 1 lswi Mr.
Johnston tillered to amend by providing lor
payment of the balance of the s.tlary due O.
M. Koberls jr.andll. Spain lor services
js executive denes.
A tueataKe was received from the gov-
ernor transmuting a letter Irmti the postmaster-general
statli'g that postmasters
are no longer aulhorizetl to endorse on
depositions from whom Ihey receive the
same. Ttie governor suggests that the law
regulating the maiiiii ut depositions he
changed.
Tlie message win referred to a emmnittev.
The nee conterence cominitteo reported
back house hid amending the game law
with certain umeiiiliuents utid the amend-
ments were adopted.
Tlio amendment to pay Hie quarantine
claim of Neuces and Duval counties aud
the claims of certain persons connected
with quarantine service was adopted and
the committee reported progress.
The report was adopted and the bill
passed the senate.
The amendment increased the amount
of deficiency $ M.oon.
The Iree conference committee reported
back the land lraud hill with amendments
providing that suits shull ho brought with-
in twelve monlhs in the county where t.'ie
land is situated except in certain cafes.
Then they are to bo brought in the district
court of Travis county. The house is re-
commended that it shall r.-cedit Iroui its
amendment striking out the senate amend-
ment requiring the board to inves:igate
into the management ol the 1 mil olliceand
lo inquire into the nppraisi uieiit ol hinds
in Ha-Uoll county. The rep irt was adopted.
ilr. (Iiltosctlled up tlio motion to recon-
sider lite vole adopting t tie iunority report
of the conlertnce committee on the renernl
appropriation bill the house having adopted
tne minority report.
The vote was reconsidered.
Mr. D.ivis moved that ttiu minority report
b" adopted. C'atried.
The hill regulating the manner of taking
mi l mailing depositions passed. Tlio hill
remedies the evil alluded to iu the gover-
nor's message sent in to-day.
The bill to provide for the election of a
district attorney In lite 12th district passed.
House bill amending the law regulating
appeals from justices' courts.was engrossed.
Adjourned
HOl'SE.
Moore of McLennan called tip the mo-
tion to reconsider the vole by which the
house concurred In the senate amendment
to the pud lie wjighers bill and moved to
lay that motion on the table. Carried.
The pending business the penitentiary
bill was taken up ami the question being
upon Taylor's amendment providing that
(onvlcts may be worked anywhere instead
ot on certain apecilieil works il was lost.
Klliott olfered an amendment lo prohibit
convicts from being employed for any pur-
pose in cities or towns the bill prohibiting
them from being employed only in the lue-
chaliieal trades. Adopted.
Taylor olWd asti!islltnteprovidlngtliat
the penitentiary board shml Hereafter con-
sist of three com nlssioners lo lie up-
pointed by the governor and nppioved
oy the Semite. Ssid hoard mav
employ a clerk at $Iimj per year. Kai'd
uoiiid shall have o in trul over Hie superin-
tendent and other nUiccra of tne ptnileu-
tiuiy. They shall approve all contracts
and collect sit tnoneys. Kald commission
eta shall reeaive $.'lta. per annum each.
1'atton offered an ameiiiliiieii'. to the sub-
titute striking out three commissioners
ami inserting two and striking out $JiAi
and inserting f.'.AUO.
tin motion of Nasli the pending business
was postponed and the hill reding lo the
I' titled mulct government certain lots In
Dallas lor Hie erection uf a building which
was vetoed by the governor was taken up
when inn noma rultised to pass it over Ins
excellency's disapproval. The vote stood;
ayes .VI; tt vs. '11
Hill (ianicoii and I.eo were appointed
ss a c u'iiuittee on the part of the house to
settle tlit tlureretiiei between Hit two
houses uu the lull and game law.
C'oMsl.terntlnn ol the penitentiary was
lesumed. ilolh Taylor's ubstltilteuild the
amendment in It. were defeated.
McKitiney oliered un amendment author.
hong the iiisr1 to appoint a tinaiiclal
tt nt to perform Mich duties as irtay be
rie'tgnslcd u lite hoatd which Was further
aiitviiilrd by allott ing t ha OKent 12000 per
annum and amended wut adopted.
tiarrlon oliered en amendment authoris-
ing the board any time It might be
nVeiued advlsnhle to purchase
ftrni or fii'iin uu which to worit convict;
thai otherwise may no' he ttd-iiittHiiiiug.
Adopted and the bill poasetl under a sus-
pension of the rules 74 eves and S uoes.
A motion to reconsider was tabled and
the bill sent to the senate.
The seuate quarantine bill on motion of
Parsons was taktu up and passed.
Tavlor called up the constitutional
amendment reducing the terms of the
county eourts frvm monthly to quarterly
and it passed avea ."2; noet 3. '
tin motion ol Nloursund senate bill pm.
vidiug for a severance of territory front in-
corpotaleti towns was taken up and under
a suspension ol the rules passed.
tin motion of Poster of tiravson senate
bill reuu bur-dug sab ou keepers lor money
expended ill procuring licenses where local
opiion has taken ell'tct in placet betort the
time of license lias expired was taken up
and passed to a third reading.
On motion ot Cramer Senate hill chaiig
ing the time ol holding the district courts
in the Niulh judicial district the object of
which is to give Milam county one more
week for holding her courts was taken up
and under suspension ol the rules passed.
Phelps cnlled up the senate bill ron-
lerring upon the police force the powers of
the peace oflioers anil alter considerable
dl'cussion il was iudclluiicly postponed.
Adjourneu till M p. nt.
s HM.v; sKSalox.
The senate lull authorizing the councils
of cities to appoint their school trustees
was taken op out of lis regular order and
passed.
ln motion ot Latham the concurrent
resolution instructing the Texas delegation
in congress to urge upon the United Isates
government the nemstity of a more etli-
cieiit quarantine aloug the Hio ti ramie was
in sen up ami passed.
I pton called up the concurrent resolu-
tion making an appropriation lor the bal-
ance ol the per diem of members and the
pav ofotlicers ol the Eighteenth legislature
and it in wd tlio houst.
The resolution was introduced this morn-
ing by Mr. Krymier and referred lo the
committee on nuance and was reported
uac io me nonso just prior lo its passage.
Koster of (iraysou called up his motion
to reconsider the vole sustaining the gov-
ernor's veto relusing to sign the bill ceding
to the Pulled States certain town lots in
Dallas fur theerectioji of publlo buildings.
After considerable discussion Poster ot
Limestone moved a cull of the house.
Several members were found absent.
On motion of Moore of McLennan the
call was suspended and the question being
upon the passage of the bill notwitlisand-
ing the veto ol his excellency the governor.
It passed the requisite two-thirds having
been received ayes ftft; nays 27.
The Iree confcret.cecouimitleeon the Ken-
dall land lraud bill mado their report and
recommended that the house recede from
Hie amendment inukuitf the venue
ol all suits brotig.it at Austin; that tlio
house recede from the amendment striking
out the provisions for speeiilc investigation
ol frauds in I'kschal county.
The committee report was adopted.
The bill anthorixinf tho county commis-
sioners courts to issue bonds aud levy a lax
lor court-houses and jails was taken up
pending the consideration ol which the
tiousc adjourned tili la. in. to-morrow.
CAI'ITAI. rilHOMrLlNOS.
Senator Poke spoko to a large audience
to-night in the hall of the representatives
llo was introduced by Sneaker llilison.aud
was listcued to with profound attention lor
over two hours. The billowing is a hastily
written synopsis ot his address touching
the more imnortunt questions discussed.
The distinguished speaker opened his re-
marks by feelingly returning Ins protound-
est gratitude for tlio honor conferred upon
him by the unanimity w'tu which he had
been elected and aai-ured them that his
hdelilyto tho interest ol the state should
never he impeached ami assured them
that devotion to the interests of the
state should bo his whole object.
Ho alluded to the grandeur of
Texas aud the great possibilities of her In-
lure. He said that the proceedings of the
legislature had been watched with Interest
bolh within and without tint state the
two greul questions tho land and school
problem ultracliinf more than ordinary
attention everywhere. He said the
legislature at... hla excellency
the governor of Texas were entitled
to the entire confidence of the people ol
Texas. He then discussed the work done
by congress and questions considered
before that body. He alluded to the failure
lo pass the river and lutrlmr bill in which
Texas was so much nucleated and attrib-
uted the failure largely to the power
of the pross which had taken up arms
against the bill as passed ut the last session
ol congress. He slated ho had voted for 11
and would have sustained it had tho ap-
propriation been toil0un(lU0 Instead of
$170oo.0Hl. He thought the press had been
unduly inlliienced by the railroad interest
and eastern power. This bill of the last
session was lost in the senate because it
hud been placed ill the power of any one.
man to detent it. Senator Kdmimds oh-
jected to the lull and thereby the public
works nnd the river and harbors were left
iu the wretched condition they are now in.
The veto was made under the inlliiencu ol
the railway power of the country. The out-
cry against the oill existed in the south
also Bil l came from Ignorance of its bene-
ficial ellecl lo the south and thus our
southern interests will have to wait uuul
the next congress. "1 have many regrels
thai this bill filled. Another year how-
ever and ti'ii will huvo another river and
harbor t'i.1. The s ntimeut improves that
the opening ol rivers uud humors is our
best competitor against the railroads.
It Is inn ui nl these latter should
oppose ft. The improvement of U divest on
Aransas Pass and the others will reduce
Ireight charges nil through (his state
l-'.very obstruction removed from naviga-
tion by so much decreases freight one
of the leading questions liilore
us w.-is that ot luxation as
exhibited in the larilTbill. On the fitli of
January this hill was taken up. Prom
then till the.'ird of March congiess worktd
on it. Now our . government is
bused on tho principle of
equulity and this is violated by these
very turlll laws . Wherefore there is now
an awakening among the people and In-
creasing hostility against it. Since IniI tho
Urlll'hus heen on not lor revenue but lor
making the business ot one man in 100 a
prulituble one Sav there are now 17000-
twu adult people In this country. Of these
lii0ou(X! are taxed Ironi 2j to .50 per cent
on all they ent drink and wear save
the uliuos.iliero and water. This
1 have ever fought and will fight as long as
I have tint power to do it. Por every one
dollar lor the treasury six goes into the
pockets of the manufacturers. This is the
laritl of to-tiuy and yet strangely
enough some people in the south
believe in the turlll. 1 give lo them credit
lor conscientiou-ness hut the democratic
party is lor revenue only unit this question
is to be the pending one In the future.
Whenever you favor protection to auy one
Interest you uhatrlon the lundumelltal
principle of equuliiy. Now there are
only 1 00000 American laborers engaged in
American manufacturing industries but
there aro 17.kiuou otherwise engaged and
yet the cry is that this tanlf is to protect
American labor. Our agriculturist? mer-
chants and others are all taxed to
support these l.UOOJkiO people.
Hout'ie.-nera must understand this
question and especially you my friends
in the woolen Interests don't let the wool
be pulled over your eyes iu that argument.
This wool raising interest is not cared for
by this turlll' as famously as supposed
and even if it were the lew engaged in It iu
lexas are not the ones lo waul such Ine-
quality at tho expense of their feilow-citi-tens.
1 suid to Senator Hoar that if he
would tuke oir the lux on quinine needed
In our lection ol country I
would vote for his bill but
lie declined this. Many of our people be-
lieve that with a protective tnrill tha south
would become us rich is the north. Why
the only Mail to inunulncturl-g In the
south is through tho low tariff. At
long as we have a high
torlir the north will keep tho capital and
lower your tar I If and northern capitalists
must be I orcod south to the spot where the
raw material is grown. Let lorelgn
coropetion come in and pi lues nitut
lio down Hence the tnnnulaaturcrs
must come to us to as to compete with the
foreign market which prices the home pro-
duct. Tne north has purposely benlouded
.urpeo.i oon lb question iluduce the
tariif nr to 30 por cent. and
lit" rtauoit.il revenue will he
increased. Tevai mutt insist that llietaritl
snail be one lor revenue only. U is the
only safe and correct principle lor us to act
on. the proiit from tf cotton crop is esti-
mated at 120oo000 while thai from
the lteawmer ateel interest alone
produced is 2000 .mm. Pnderlhis prolevs
tion we have not had a fair race Willi our
uorlhern brethren. The north has received
tome- 2.i immo acres of railroad lands
w hile the soma lias received ouly ll.tkm tmi
e e.xend $3W..Vloui annuahy
and loiir-hiths of it it lav-
ished in the northern states.
Once Massachusetts boasted only of her ice
crop Vermont only her marble and now
ihey both roll iu wealth under the iutlu-
ence of that protective tnrill" while the
south win all her natural wraith it
poor. Make these great industrial
issuet aud press them in our Interest and
we will do away with the bloody shlri busi-
ness all through the country. Tint urill
question it swallowing 'up ail lite
other issues and it is destiued
to . result In the true principle 1
have announced. Let us not equivocate
but be bold in our positions and we will
murchon to victory in the next preaUlential
canvass. Iu the last race the repub-
licans siw there was enough money
in the treasury Ihey lea red a reduction ol
the latuf as luriber accumulations were
unnecessary. They were Uelealcd in the
elections. Ihev undertook In
tarlll that brought money into the treasury
not needed and whai did they do. Kedllced
the internal revenue taxation such I
as on perfumes bankslock aoup I
i.uiii.i nnii'iiei etc. uiii uiey did not
abolish a tingle interim! revenue olli.el Vet
as lor duties ou Imports which so helped
the manufacturer!) such as coitou and
wool aud iron and crockery ihe bunion
remains almost as heavy a ever. 'So
inking uu average tne tarlll is now as
oppressive to the tax-paver while it
puis ieas money into the treasury. Tnis it
a pretense and a lraud upon the' Ameiican
people by the republican party. H is an
insult to an imelligeiit people and the
democratic parly must resent it. llow was
mis mil put tnrouir.il congress? The senate
assumed a wrong In I invasion In originating
this bill by taking u little revenue
bill and tacking on the tariif hill. 1 de-
nounced it ail through Ihe session. In the
house under a son of revolutionary bill
:he amendments made by the senate by
one vote were rejected and a republican
conference committee undid all thesenute's
good work. The represcniutivi s of
the people had no chance to make
your revenue law for tne session was nt us
clese. The Inw us it now 'a is mora odious
by far than its predecessor. Tim Texas
delegation diil all they Could lo defeat (he
iniquitous measure. 1 believe (he next
presidential canvass will be (ought
on this ground. It is an
Important question und 1 say lo tho
peopled!' Texas that we should he taxed
only for tho support of the gover iiuent.
In regard lo our proposed Mexican re-
ciprocity treaty I would say that
it is but the opening wedge
for a great business that must llow to us
of beuelils Unit must come Iroui Central
and South America as well and this same
intuitions tnritl has been iu the way and
prevented our comtietitioo with Kutopeau
nations but gradually Interest must be de-
veloped Iroui that treaty in the wuy of
mining luiinulacliirea etc. and Texas will
be the entrepot lor till the great trade.
Wbul iu view of litis are a lew cents Iroui
wool under a high tariif under that treaty
wilh a low tin ill of all thest Our
cities must swell to immense
population ami wealth if there
were froa trade with Mexico western Texts
would grow as though it had been touched
by a magician's hands This same -reciprocity
treatment is the coinnvenceinent of a
grand era for Texas and in the next ses-
sion it will be )rlveu lo the country.
To conclude I believe our chances in the
next presidential canvass are for success
but we must know no division we must
stand boldly by principle and honest con-
viction and especially on tlxis great larilf
question. He who tuvorta protective tiwitl"
honest though he be luvors it principle that
lias no pluco in a democrutio convention
or in Ihe equality of Uxation principle.
This honesty with ami by the people will
alone perpetuate this rop- clio. The
democracy should cauilidiva' .1 clenrlyntako
known I heir principles and should consti-
tute this tnrill Ihe loading national issue to
prevent secuoiiulisi.'.. And nowletmeext -nd
my limn Ks to those lair lauy nuiluois uud
to you legislators and my congratulations
lor the mcc tsliil termination of your
labors here
The Keuaiiy Tin Manufacturing nnd
Hardware company of Dallas capital sun k
Jlo.ntlO tiled a charter to-day.
The comptroller lo-iluy received Ironi tax
collectors over $to.two.
TUB I'OIIItTH.
Court of Appeala Allirmed: Illiissingamo
vs. the Stale from Kilts county; l'liillips
vs. the Slate from Cooke county; lliirus yr
the Stuio.lrom Cooke county; Alyersvs. the
State Irom Collin cottnlyf iltiuisva. Kuriu-
ers' it .Merchants' lunk from Lamar
county; Womurk vs. litem Irom Lumiir
county; H. it T. C railwuy vs.
Tralor from Cray son county.
Reversed nnd remanded: Pinion
it iloss vs. the Stale Irom Denton county;
Anderson vs. the State Irom Dallas county.
Reversed and dismissed: Day vs. the Stale
from Denton county; Preese vs. the Slate
from Lamar county; six cases; Jones vs.
the State from Lauiur county; Kddleslelu
vs. the Slate from Lumar county; (iibbons
vs. Ilradeit from Lamar county. Appeal
dissmlsHed. Kincard vs. Matheffs Irom
Collin county; Caldwell vs. Kandall et al.
from county; Irancript liled and canto
conlirincsi Pollowing were submitted on
brief for the state: Cordon vs. tho State
Irom Dallas county; Steele vs. tho Slate
from Dallas county; Turner vs. the Stale
Irom Dallas county; Clutk vs. the Slate
from Tarrraut county pollowing are
briefs lor both parties: Kx pnMe llergen
from Parker county; Orant it
ilerryvs. Williams it Oliver from P.llis
county; Mabryvs Piugerald Irom Kilis
county; C L. it N. W. railway vb. Luck
Irom Pills county; lleatty vs. the State
from Kllisoounty; Woolsey vs. the State
from Kllis county: Hamilton Brown & Co.
vs. the Past Tens Kire Insurance company
from Pallas county; Hvatl vs. tho State
from Kllis county. Pollowing are briels
and oral arguments of both parlies:
llrowu et al vs Itobinsnn from Tarrant
county; Hawser A Ltmtmon et al. vs. Wil-
lett et al. from Kllis county; LeClerse it
Co. vs. Pierce from Wise county; Creswell
vs. the Stete from Tarrant enmity; Newton
et al. vs. Hughes et al. from Crsvson coun-
ty; motion lo dinnUs submitted; 'Merlin vs.
Merchants and Planters batik from Cray-
son county: submitted on briels and writ-
ten argument lor anpollees. Heutherly vs.
iho State Irom Lamar county. Motion for
rehearing submitted. Necley vs the State
from Dallas county. Certiorari granted.
(Supreme court Holland vb. Pocke and
Milklns allirmed; Russell et al vs.
Preedmnn it Co dismissed. Submitted on
oral argument and briefs for appellant:
Vartter vs. Carson et el. from Parker
county; Prnnco-Texas Land company vs.
1. nigle. Ironi rarker county; Cohou vs'
Mnuson from Cray son county. Submitted
on briefs and oral ergumont of both
parlies: Houston it Texas Central railway
vs. Leaky from Grayson county; Peters
vs. Heed et. al. from Tarrant county; Hous-
ton it Texas Central railway vs. McN'a-
mnra from Ornyson county; McCamant et.
al. vs. lialsell from Tarrant county: and
Lewis vs. Alexander et al. passed to as-
signment. OAINKSVILUC.
Spring Mooting of tha Onlnesvlllo Driving
I'uru Summary of the Day's Knees
PI tie Sport nutl Large Attentlauoe Wetl-
ding In High Life.
Uainirvilm April 11. Special. J The
interest In the races of the Galncavlllo Driv-
ing Park continues to Incroaso as on yes-
terday n large crowd was In attendance
among whom wore nstny ladles. Perfect
order has been maintained and everything
moved in perfect harmony The grounds
and race course are In a most excellent con.
.tlltAN kM.t aU .nM4tHM ..a . I. - 1 .
uitiuu. mull uiu mimi .iuk iiiwii mn j uv trail.
is the best In the state. The first race tad-
dle-ltorsw race ha'f a mile dash pnrae $Vt
was contested by li.ty Moihe Putted ol
t.aiuesviile; Maude . at d p:.e was won
by IhiUon. wu.li By Mohie s-cond llelle
third tod Maude S. bringing up the race
lime 4 seconds.
Second race special Hire quarter mile
dash purs $um was contested by Crev
Mens 1 aura U. and Hill Dtia.'ap; was woii
b.v C rev Merlx with Diinlun secoud.
Third race 2 46 class pteiug race purse
UM heats best three in live wat eonlesled
by Kid lluck Jim I'mmble Dan and
Sciota. Pirsl heal was won by Jim Trtitu-
ble with .Viola second Dau third; lied
lluck was distanced and withdrawn from
the race. The second heat was won by
"'ta with Jim frumble second and
Dau bringing up the race. This
order was maintained during the balance
ot the heals Seiota having a better record
than the other horses in this race was ruled
out ol the poola but was permuted to con-
linue ou tue track. l'uiie-2:oi 2.18 aud
-olj.
Pourlh race saddle-horse race one mile
dash pifae Jlon was rontealed by Uobella
Heartless and L't apiian; was won oy the
latter With a dead heal as to second place
between the other two.
In I lie races today none of the tavorlt.es
woo.
A large number of game chickens are in
the city ami. l r sporting men are the cen-
tre ol a good deal of attraction.
A wedding iu high lite took place last
evening between Mr. A. D. Creen and Miss
Sophia Stone both or tint city. The cere-
nioiiy wasqnietly performed qy Kev. p. 0.
Archer at ihe resideure of Dr. A. H. Con-
sor. .So cards
H'KINMt V.
InatnlUtlmi of Mayor and Alilermen-Tal-tlleltity
and Salutatory lUinurkt-l'or-aotml
McKinkkv Ap.-il 11. Speciiil.l The
mayor ami board of aldermen met last
night and Installed the olUcers elect. The
retiring mayor made the usual tearful
speech which was mournfully and sorrow-
IllllV rt'HllOnilrd til hv Al.lu
In the course ol his remarks Mr. l'earton
sum me mayor wat never known lo turu a
lellow loose unless he appealed to a jury;
that under his administration the city had
bllllt a line lllavor'a nftli-A nt nulul.i.4Mk
and now had $IM) cash ba'uuce. This
aiiecuiig scene over K. C. White was sworn
in; but living a new man. hit lnannntl
was brief. This did not in nice to prevent
A I.I... tl'.o.'.. . 1
... au inn iroui uiscoursing at mngtn
ou the magnificent nroni.Tts l th. .iiv.
and suggesting ways io spend the cash btil-
uiice; in luring un industrious an 10
i"iv in ma wuuie nine improving
the streets with convicts. The cash
balance seemed lo act pretty much
us n red I loir does lo h hull til AlileriitHi
Doggett who was on his leet advocating
that ihe cash balance he divided and given
to the committee member Ironi each ward
to disburse us suits him -Mr. Herntlnn
like the new members. Messrs Ihnialnhlu
anil Howell did not talk much but visions
ol lump-posts nil over town were easily seen
in iiteir eyes r.acu speaker In turn alluded
to tlio incoming mayor as a man of much
backbone und Ihe wuy ol the transgressor
iu this town is likelv to be hard. Const 1.
oruhle interest was felt in the selection of
treasurer. resulliiiL' in J. S. Card hennr
chosen.
A runswav team on the strnnt. mmli.
things lively lor awhile to-day.
K. It. Craig and P. H. Muse returned this
morning from Austin wherg they had gone
to argue cases bulore the appellate courts.
LONHVIKW.
Soditeii Death nfa Hallrnact Mun-lllg Divi
dend Declared Improvement Hnr-
rhucr Kte
Lonovmw April U.-fSpecial -John
Watson foreman on Ihe Texas & rnciflo
died suddenly at his boarding house yester-
day of inllaiuulion of Ihe brain. Ho left
tome properly which Is In chtrge of Ihe
imqiueuir Ol mo lotus UOUsB. ile WAS
buried to-day.
Weather splendid forgrowingcrops. Corn
and some cotton already un.
The Longviiiw Keiiy I'low coin par y h!
notiiiies 7 percent dividend lor mis seven
months work since its organization. It
has been very successful and wi'I
double Its business capacities tint coming
season.
Junction Improvements have been com-
menced and will bu rapidly pushed lo com-
pletion.
Charles Winters a Texas A Pucillo con-
ductor and Miss Arrie lleihl weie married
last tight. The biide received many hand-
some presents.
Tint new ewitcn-hoard put In by ihe West-
ern Union company this week is one of the
largest in Ihe state only second to those of
Dallas Houston aud liulvestou.
WICHITA FALLS.
Heavy Keeelpts ot Stock-Hplrnctlil t'onill-
tlon Untitling Iloaiu-Health Weather
Kto.
Wichita Falls April 11. Special.
Thirty cars of slock weie received this w ck
and about fjrty cars to arrive to-morrow.
The recent rains have made the grass and
water ou the range plentiful and shippers
aro beginning to move their Block. Slock
are coming in in good condition and ship-
pers express Ihemselves as well pleased
witli the time the different roads are mak-
ing with smelt trains. Several large ship-
pers will commence moving their stock
next week and as they have to lit up their
trull outfits here it will make trade lively
for the merchants.
Two new brick yards have commenced
making brink lor the brick bti'Klings that
are to be commenced as toon as biick are
made.
Several new firms have come in lately
and are doing a good business.
Weather pleasant and health generally
good.
DK.NISON
Disposing or the llooles KiUetl by the
Train-Wreck Demi-Luck of the City
(toiiarll.
Denison April 11. Special. Tho
corpses of the men killed 'yesterday neur
Whltesboro by the train-wreck were
brought to the city to-day. Pour of them
section men were buried here. Conductor
Kverc.tt's remains were seut to his home in
Tennessee He was crushed worse than
any of the others. The wreck was canned
by the train bucking at high speed over a
mole caught in a cattle-guard. There
were twenty section men standing on a flat
carat the lime und some jumped the way
the cars full and were crushed by them.
Tho city council Is at a deud-luck over the
election of a recorder. The last ballot was
a tie between Maguus (food aud Captain
Patrick.
TYl.KIt
Preparing to Entertain the Texas Medical
Association In Royal Style Interment of
Mrs. Feltotl
TvLEit April 11. Sprclai. The Texas
Medical association convenes in this city on
the 21th instant. The fraternity here are
making preparations to give it a very cor
dial reception. The young gentleman ol
tne oity win tenuer it a complimentary
ball on the 20th.
The remains of Mrs. It. M. Felton who
died at Wills Paint yesterday were In-
terred in the oity cemetery yesterday even-
ing. No rain ilr.co Friday "Weather warm
and pleasant.
1KXAHKANA.
llrnkemen en n Strike Trains Lying Idle
nnd are Delltd to Move by the Striken.
Tixahkaiu April 11. Special. The
brskemen on the various railroads center
ing here Btrncs; yesterday. Their demand
Is for more men to etch train and in In-
crease to higher wages. All freitrht trains
are lying Idle and are defied to move by
the strikers. All transportation Is ma.
pended. and the result will doubtless prove
uf considerable damage and lnconvenitn:
to tne pumic.
FOHKKJX XOTKS.
Onrulnt: by the ( rown in the AsaInt
Trial.
A Terrible Arralifnmeut of theTrnlan
Policy.
CraevN ChwV JIautifd hy lHushe
while Testifying
The Trapping of the ("or Keiuoreit
to MoKeosr
Tho French About to be; luvolved In
a War.
More l.'xjiloslvei t'aitnretl .Tfstu
.M.nl oflheui.
Some Other Foreign Hnnpcntoffs.
Irelaad.
till AWSAMOX's TRIAL
Dl'ULiN April ll.-Tnu tmi oi Jce
Uradycnthe charge of m-irdericg Caven-
" ) vrpan tun uiurmiig not-
withstanding the fact it was known thut
absentees would be fined A'100 many jnro s
on the panel failed lo appear. The case for
Ihe crown was opened oy Purler. He
pointed out to the Jury that the duty they
were called onto penorm wat one of tlie
mostterious thai could tall on niau. He
expected them to dismiss fiom their minus-
altogether anything they had read or heard
in connection with the case arid be guided
by the evidence at the trial.
The first witness called was Parrtll the-
informer who testified at the preliminary
trial ol the prisoners in Kiltnniuham court-
house lis repeated hit testimony given
at that time. James Carey was tne nut
witness. His evidence was the same as be-
fore given.
Upon ihe conclusion of Carey's examina-
tion tho court adjourned for the dsy. Ca-
rey.'s lace Hushed while giving evidence.
Porter descnoed lite crime at otia ol VU ?
paralelled atroclty-a crime that hkd 1
shocked Ihe whole civillml world. Here-
counted with vivid imagery Die well known
details of the adair and paid a warm trib-
ute I0 the characters aud life of Huriie and
Cavendish. He gave tha particular of the.
organization of the Invincible who he
sunt doubilesB looked upon themselves as
an mvincible baud but the la'v was stronger
than all those connected with the plot. Jin
looked upon them is guilty in the eyes of
Cod as was llrady. Jle dec'ared the ohjttcl
ol the conspiracy v-as to remove all wnom
they regarded as tyrants probably with the
ultimate purpose of forming republic ol
which Ihe lour original leaders of me mur--flerous
gang-Mulle't McCatlrey C'urley
and Carey would be leading
spirits. He referred lo Sheridan's share in
tne crime his undertaking to prnride nrme
when they shoul 1 call for them.
Hrady and his class were among those al-
ways prepared for murder Put they were
without dotitt entirely itidifleretit as to the
ultimate objecte of that murder. JJrady
was at baud when the vari-
ous ambushes wero laid lor Forstor.
Counsel for the defense interiiosn!l
an earnest protest against the crown coon-
sn uring sniiereu oy ine court to prejudice
the jury ngainit the prisoner Urauy by
making assertions like these which could
not be proven. The judge refused to iuter-
lere and Poiier concluding declared tbnt
Carey would be pat upun the witness
Btaiid. Thtre wus no absolute
rule of law whhh would
prevent the court from accepting his evi-
dence unaccompanied by any otner testi-
mony but mere certainly could h no .
valid objection when as would happen in
the present case there would b tiroilllrail
cone ujive and corroborating vi-
deuce lo (ortify Carey. Th in
case should teach one lesson.
that there could be no honor among the
members of such a society men who hat
instigaled ami warmed it into lite; mea
who bad sunulied it with fi nds whirl m-
coti-aced it to carry on its designs had lied
to foreign lands. If there whs any further
proof required of how conspiratort deserted
those nniawlullv leagued with thein.it wat-
fnrniihed by the luct that the crown had
even in this esse been compelled to pro-
vide means to defend Brudy irom this ter-
rible charge.
During ihe examination of Parrel coon-
sel for the prisoner again protested (.gainst
mo iiiirouueuou oi manors lorelga to the
present charge and relating only to tho
attempts made aguintt tho hie of Former.
Judge O'llrleu said that only sach evidenco
was admissible iu the presentcaseastended
to connect the prisoner with conspiracy.
Kartell's evidence went to show that Brady
was associated Willi ihe "inner circle" and)
was tecretary to Curley.i
The Irish national league treasurer ac-
knowledges the receipt Irom Australia of
A6.0OO. The secretary has received a letter .
from Itedinotul agitating the questioa ot
Irish wrongs in Australia. It lays the de-
velopment of the Psicriix Park murder in
not doing the leemie much good and mate-
rially interleres with his success.
Ijiglaud.
MOIIK IXl'LOSlVIS.
LushON April 11. A parcel containing
seven pounds of gun powder was found
yesterday near the ollice of the secretary of
stute tor the home department. The Inves-
tigation at Woolwich of the contents of two-
cases found Mondsy last on a barge on the
juttiuvnivna mrjr nre aol explosive SS
was believed but only fireworks.
A sample ol the nftro-glvcerlne seized la
London last week at the time ot the arrest
of Verniao Uallagher Dalton and Wilson
wai exploded to-day at Woolwich to test
its quality. The explosion was terrific tho
ground lor a distance of several yards from
the spot where the explosion occurred be-
ing torn up.
SI.lt.CTID. '
The elective councllt of (he Ireland hill.
embodying Healy'e scheme for Ihe local
self-government of Ireland was rejected bv
the commons this afternoon by a vote of &
iu favor ot the bill lo 81 against It.
France.
TR0C1M.I WITH Tltt It ASPASIM.
Pabis April 11. It Is annonnced offi
cially that on account of Ibe hostile attl-
time oi tne xannann forces French troops
have been compelled to take nnsaesaitin of
the citadel at Na rondlna.ln Anraoj. The
rrenr.ti representatives had en account of
tho instills people normltted hy oftl lulsv
quitted the capital or A imam
Huatln.
St. PfTinsBuso April 11. Crowutt
thronged the etreelstowittieil the gorgeon
ceremony ol transferring lb regilia of th
imperial latuily Irom the winter palace to
tne Kremlin moscow a separate carnage)
was allotted each emblem.
t he procession cousin ed of olllclala In
fnll uniform lu state coaches. Tht military
paraded.
Making Strong right
Cnioioo April It. Th Urlclc-Iayirs
union is sending out committees to meet
and explain the situation to ill laborers
pooling her In response to cflVra published
by tin. Builders' association grangers are
given work by members of the Uriel-layers''
association if necessary gWIog the
ttrsimeri their own situations. It l
claimed some twanty men have been ere-
vided lor In this way. If me Incomer de-
sire to return home transportation Is pro.
vidrtl for them. The central ait-iatinn in
the city Is uuchinged.
With a Rntor
VicKisrjsd Mir. April ll.-In Bhatkrw
roonty 0. M. Thayer and Wilkes Shannon. '
had a dispute. Shannon out Thayer
throat with a rsior killing him lus.j '
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