Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-18
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Compeny, and incorporate the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railway,
We're introduced.
The case ofSehat0r Lalimer, Dom
oera., charged with taking tho oath
Of admissloh 70 his seat, wrongfully,
has been indefinitely postponed
The charge Is sgr0undless.
The frontier bill is the Ordcr Oi
the day for Tuesday next. The bill
for re-distrleting tho State is the
special order for Monday.
HoRse.-An explanation made by
Mr.. Hughes and others, diselaiming
any intention Of showing disrespect
TO the House by their manifesto a
Wednesday last was received, aud
The gentlemen were released from
arrest.
The bill requesting the Governor
10 appoint certain officers 10 ill va
caneies, aud the quarantine bill
passed TO ohgrossment.
A great deal ofroniine business
was done, and numerous bills nd.
yanced one or moro stages.
| hear IL reported to-day that Son
ators Mills add Pridgen, l,opubli.
cans, will vote for the militia bill,
but don't believe IL.
AUSTIN, Juno Con Saturday,
Jno. Sealey and Pierce had salts.
factory interview with the Cover
nor, on tho subject of the Buffalo
Bayou Brazos and Colorado Rail.
road. An advertisement isSnow
mado out for the sale OF the Central
Railroad. The payment Of six hun
dred thousand dollars duo tho State
can alone pcrycrt the sale. There
is a strong feeling in high circles
hero against the Central. Colonel
Simms, of the Centrals has not yet
arrived.
.SeRate.-Pricst introduced i res.
olution making matters of general
interest tho special order for Thurs
day next, and each day thereafter.
IL lies over. +,
Tho bill rc-districting the State
was taken up, but nothing dono to-
ward its advancement. Senator
Bowers motion TO reduce the num-
Der to twenty,four, was lost.
Hoase.-The Committee on EIcc-
tions reported in the case of S. j.
Adams. Adams took his seat, hav-
ing II votes more than his oppo-
ncnt, now deceased. Fraud and in
timidation having beon pcrpotrated,
Adams was unscatod by a vote of
so TO 27.
The eligibility of A. j. Leonard
and +. G. Franks is to be inquired
into. ~.
The order of the day, tie police
bill was taken up, and passed with
out amendment by q vote Of 81 to
23.
AUSTIN, Juno 7.-.Seaate.-Tht
bill rc-districting tho State Into thir-.
ty-fve districts passed by vote Of
II to IL.
The frontier bill passed by vote
of24 to 3
The committee recommended the
passage ola bill to organize Grim
inul,and district Courts in the coun-
tioa Of Galveston and Harris.
Bills for the, relief OF District At
tornoys, pro tenn, to Incorporate
Merchants and Planters Savings
Bank, to incorporate Callahan Cot
ton Seed Oil Manufacturing Compa-
ny, of Hampstead, were introduced.
The quarantine bill, by Major
Plumly, passed.
y House.-The eligibility of Pier
son and Kyle will be inquired into
by committee.
Bills were introduced to incorpo-
rate The Texas Masonic Mutual In
Company; to amend the
State Asylum act; to regulate fare
on railroads; to suppress crime; to
insure taking testimony. to incor-
porate Trinity River Navigation
Company; to require the Governor
to appointsupervising agents of the
State Treasury; to regulate CON
tracts made with foreign agricultu-
raj iaborers; to incorporate Nechea
and Angelina River Navigation
Company; TO incorporate Galveston
Bank and Trust Company;
to incorporate the French Benev-
oIent Mutual Assistance Society, of
Galveston; for the relief of Eastern
Texas Railroad.
The registration bill is the order
of the day for Thursday.
A bill was passed to authorize tho
Clerks of Supreme and District
Courts, and Justices to issue execu-
tions for costs created, and TO pro-
vide for the collection of the same.
The quarantine bill passed..
The Governor must have atrang-
ed all difficulties; there is now no
10 business.
Railroad matters are not quite so
bad to-day. -
AUSTIN, June 8.-jSeaate.-Resolu
tions that the Senate take FIVE copies
of the Houston Union, and ten ad-
ditional copies of the State Jonrnal
were tabled.
Senator Fountains resolution,
that Latimer's case be e-committed
to the Election Committee, in view
of additional testimony fofthcori-
ing, on an appeal from the decision
of the Chair, was declared out of
order.
HousE.-Sulphur Springs College
asks for a charter.
An act TO provide for the revision
of the public and general laws Of the
State was passed.
The committee rejected the citi-
zens protest, and recommended the
passage Of the Wharf Company's
bill.
Bills 10 promote immigration
from Europe by the Mediterranean
Naviration CompanF; to incorporate