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, 1870-06-24

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-oakes Ames has got piantaton Opposite
New Orleans, to which he has Just sent l7o
CAinasnen-
Professor Cooper. Of the Edinb urgh Nor
NAL School, is devotlng mmsed TO- to sedentAry
pursuits. He intends to hatch 5,0o0 eggs
The Empress Carlotta is in the List stages
Of insanity Her death, it il expected, will
occur at an parly dav,
~ ia ssia that consfn of Phil. Kearney.
d graduate of dublin Unircrs,ty, died in
Connecticut noor-house last week.
Nprofsssor n.1x;, i1acI;nas nm 1,ouorarv DE-
orca from Oxford m ths ainguIar ground Of
h5;s ;7aic.to hcsith
n'0 1e.sso Mss," as;..x .a .,,,t o,;no ror.n 10
ti,o sos1ua ;aht ~, snd snannr ahriitfon nf
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nniea n 70 nesfeu a1crar % { cannot accont nres-
ehts, ano soo'neo '''o t1"o 'e1'41A
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n me mnIago%NeI;ii n Na;i,o.d hv II 8 Mc1amb'
dteat nostne1n nalIRau, ti, ~ ~ ts;.as @ s,ona-si
ana i 3 aespa1cn @ ease lne eo"As0 s''s' ee9A' -
1FnJ~r, 71rYrrA &rHnnar1 HHyAt 17IhA
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only snm6 "mcn caa l1aHoo4 ias nstaai ~ 80 X
happy Aua ennooinS @ - uaU atarnal '9 3nrt,,ra
IL 700 o''en no"' a1' e'einal toieu'0'
sofc9. .,r,,t-a ro,.,, r.bo u.o , davout
-Junlns bIntus Doo1ns wao va. was 49, aeson' es
tsoman Catnonc, one1 sea tfo ~ n ~ a
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way Q! penance 1or So'ne nu1 ne ihnc'ta no A3'>'
commHtea. fn a,;-;ax torro
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from tho DesbY, Mtea Ms nat 70 = & sso"p1 1''a 1a
iaaies anu ~ acslaent a. o5eppea etg4e. eW nars5
Iah ones qove INTO ,ne VI tet -. H. s,-.nb1s II
Hlghnsss iauGn1ng nea1a@s al LIS ac'atapt' ~
the ladies'
| -lheJ nave At bataso91 I'VE 10y, WI WI
| drives an Arab horse IN the Engish style, WIN
His halr and wh'akera are nAk wn1te' a. ana * n
! seems above GO. He has cottage oi hs o"h'
| and las tie rep1te o. beng very l1eh.
The old Duke Of salaAnhas Tho8g reeen'
| eourse IN Portugal has 80 astoalshed Europe 2
y one OF the friaHest kmen, q aoa1eso5e y
| Europe. Duung ~ long o1plom1Acy aaa; ra1as
he was Irregular Haan Brummel 10 nannel
and dress, and his morals m'8at nave ooot
improved TO aavantsse. -,
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, 1870-06-24
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, JUNE "a, 1870.

individual citizens have shown generous ho5pita1-
ty; A few Of The patty have Eoae TO Omaha, and
Sioux C1Tr, lows, 1nne 2.-Thc Wlscon2ln edl-
tortal party did not come to Sioux CITY this NOM
teived at O'Clock announcing that the party had
changed their minds and would 60 On 10 Cmaha
and Des Moinea Exteualye arrangements had
been uadc for tho entertainment Of tho party. =
breakfast having been set 1or S2o persons, and .
steamer being In readiness to take the party on an
excursion up the river. About s., 900 In money
had already been expended. Tile Mayor sent q
message to the party stating that the citizens gen
orally felt that the engagement Was neetieasly
broken. ]. F: Tracy. President Of the North M
western and Rock Island Roads. Hugh Riddle,
ard dozen more prominent railroad NEIL Who
were In the city, sent an emphatic protest TO ScI-
Mnnr against the shahbr treatment given sioux
city
, 1870-06-24

MI. HAY, from the Committee on Invalid Pc
eions reported blu to pay pensioners whose ne
sEons were withheld from them between the Both
Ut March, 1865, and 9Th Of June, 1864, BY reason
cf their being in the cls1l serE1ce Of the govern
mcDt, the amount Of penstons 10 withheld.
APP0EIIokkESI BILL
The House then took IN tho unfinished business
OF yesterday the Senate amendment to the bill to
provide for the apporuounent Of representatives
~ 70 GqnfIess among ths several States. the ques
which &c noged the previous question.
~: MARSHALL appealed TO his colleague to
II W 96D6 IS deeaaea IL q ho,v thu
Nj. AARsHALL hoped the previous question
1onla not be seconded, as 1t was an outrasu to
pass the bill IN It's present form.
Ine Previous question Tas not seconied-7f
Nj. MARSHALL then offered an amendment
providing that In an election " general ticket Of
tWp or more members In one State+ c2ch qualified
voter may cast as 1nnny Fotes for one candidate as
there are Representatives to be thus elected, or
may distribute the same among the candidates as
he sees ft and that candidates having the highest
number Of votes shall be declared duly elected.
MeSsE5 MARSH, coz, GARFIELD. and
was opposed b: MessrR. LAFllN, JUDD, DISu-
The House again refused to second tue previous
NJ. ScoF1ED moved Tie reference 81 The bslt
and amendments to the Judiciary Committte, anu
after further discussion, III which Mr.. LOGAN
- %Ao+ y{-n
~ amcnamcnt, nfus1ding 'nat tne IepresenAHon nI
% -! oate huoulo Agx ~ IN ~ sae
ss.osGtna Npne.esH !ns ~ ~ aaa GN.a.tea
WITT tnea y. icleffeo ~ lae 9aue'at3
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ttrlor nf asStua' thosa I,1I STATS The riest so
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srfs ~ ths fev1t..nth AM, nftsfn,h aIurn,s.
nsrn,a ~ thr cnrs.itutjnn haytnp hcrn ratifci in
0nnd fcIth hv thc irrsi c14c11tnrn ~ ses Stn+n
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, 1870-06-24
PACIFIC COAST.

Horrible Endtam Murders In Arizona
Tho savage. Pursued and Thirty.
five Of their Number Killed.
EAS FRANCISCO, June s3.-southetn Arizona aa-
y1ces Of Jnue 10, gives particulars OF the murder
paFsy. Kennedy lived 70 reach Tucson, Israel
WIS scalped, his legs burned o5, heart cut out,
and coal Of nEc placed IN II. The remainder
" were M cautured and Wasons and merchandise M de-
etroyeJ. General CoRswell ordered Lieutenant
Gushing, Of the Third Cavalry, to pursue the say-
aoe* Their camp Has discovered and sutprised,
and thtryy-nrc Indians killed aud two captured
The ylluVe property was destroyed. Colonel San
furd, short tue before, in battle with the same
band, killed rwc1tJ-onc-
Governor SafYofd Is personally visiting the va
nuns tribes to ascertain their Niahes and hear
co1nv!aInts. The sayages promise ta!cly, but no
faith Is placed In them.
, 1870-06-24
ERAKGE.

PARIS, juno ea-The trial ot members Of the
International Society OF Nosknscn, for caHrlctsy
In the plot have been adjourned till the 10Th list
The trial Of rcaplng machines Of various pat
teri, will begin near this city on the 2tth Of July.
anu 2,0oo francs have been offered ~ prlzea
Two more arrests Wefr made iasL evening Of
persons supposed to be connected with the rcgt-
eide riot
Lospos, June e3-Damage to the crops caused
by dtnnRhI in France cannot yet hG correctly
estimated. Accounts fron the provinces are con
Trajectory, but the gra!n markets chow much
weakness. The enects Of the extraordinary heat
are stu felt IL Patla. TIE waller vf the Se1nc e
80 low that grass Is growing st the loot Of the
PiRIs, June 2o.-rhe S0ele, after describing the
Spanish atrocities III the Antilles, quotes with ai-
prurM the following passaSe from tho Londp1
Messenger: "epain needs money, Guba needs =
Sitrtt adds: !" In this statement NC Bce practt.
cal solution pt the situation
PARIS. June e3.-Thc Princes OF the House o.
Orleans have addressed 8 letter to the Deputies o
tie Corps Legalatif, on the occasion OF the mo
ton made by the Marquis Derere. to deprive all u
the Princes u both lines OF the Bourbon f4ln1ly O.
their titles. The Princes Bay: -.
t.Iu the presence Of this proposition VIC cann0
keep silence. Since 1873 ne have rrotestet
against the Law which .e1tled Us. Sothlr&
has Justified that Exile since, and ".
moi grace that we demand 1t is Oh. right, rigA
which belongs 70 all trccmen, aud Of which n.
are dspoleL 1t ls onr country which We asl
Tor, which He lore, which cur family has AWAY
ioJaily serYed+ from which none Of o1r tradition
separate U.s. aul whoee name alone ever causes
ont hearts to heat. Nothing can replace out ab
cent county,
, 1870-06-24

HOLLAND,

PARIS, June 2a.-At a meeting Of the Ecunlentca
Council on the 18th, Cardinal Guido Archbishop o.
I,oulogue, made strong discourse aGatpt the In
fallbluty scheme, creating profound sensation
, 1870-06-24
Meeting OF the Waunce Valley pio-
neef AxsoclAt11u.

Special Drspatch to The Chicago Tribune
FORT WAYNE, Ind, June 23.-To-mor1ow the
Mauuec Valley Pioneer Association OF OHIO meets
1t Hsumee City. The old soldiers arrived this
eycn!rg, and were escorted frurn PetTFsbugh to
Maun1cc CITY by delegation Of Citizens. The at
tendance viii he unusually large, and promises to
he Of more interesting character than hereto
1nrr
, 1870-06-24
MISSOURI.
The Grand Reaper Trial near 81
Louis

LOUIS
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. LoC1s, June 23.-As usual at all such tr1als,
the machine men were late in getting to work.
Some OF them had gone to St. Louis others
missed parts Of their machinery, sttl! othcrs were
disappointed BY the express companies At 10
O'Clock work commenced IN easncst The Cham
pion went TO t17al as rorrer, End cut its allotted
piece as dropper Ii SC minutes, allowance being
made for one short Stop.
The John ?. Manly, as self-raker. followed,
being operated by its inventor. It cut Its lot In
The New YORK clipper followed. anu cut its lot
in foFty-ouc minutEa-
The BucJTus had to 20 into another ield, 8
similar quality and stand being selected, which
It cut In ---- This Innchluc only came On
the ground to-day.
The Marsh WAS then tested as harvester, after
wttch all rho self-raEcrs we're put lnto some
heavy grain. AL behaved handsomely. The
Dyuamometer test Was then applied to
the sc!f-rakerz. As usual, the excitement
rose as the crowd clustered near the machines, II
possible to get the figures They were MI, how
ever. safe In the rleranr1nraurn book at n. H.
Emory, Of the Prairie f1r7,er, who had, by the re-
quest uf the committee, been added to their num-
beE. .-... . --
The machines were then tested as htorrcrs
The MarEh, having d hror attachment added, ap-
peated In new role and attracted considerable
attention
The weather continues hnc. The trial will con-
cluhe Tomorrow, and not until the end Vii the re-
sutt be announced.
, 1870-06-24
FOREIGN.
A Strike Of Irish Against Ger
man Tailors in Cork.
The Conclusion Of Dickens Last
Story to Remain Mystery.
Debate on the Emancipation Bill
in the Spanish Cortes.
Protest from The Orleans Princes
to the French Legislature.
GREAT BBITAIH.

CoRK, june 2s.-senous riots occurred here ycs-
tefoaE: Iae masters hau rGcentJ hiIcd great
NUMBER o1 Hcflnan tauoEst ulsplac1nE the 1I1sn.
Meetings Of the Irish fa1lora we're held, and
Strike was resolved upon at once Yesterday af-
fhs sa ppsa ana
Of eDployers The police charged on the rioters,
citizens who volunteered t. Md the police Were
stabbed. Everything Is quiet now. Many arTeBts
h9ve htcn made.
LONDON, June z3--Chnprnan, the. publisher OF
dickens s WofKs naeAshes statement .s toAay t9at
WIN Dfo9d.. nas pee1 written. ihs story ~! DC
zn;stsd s1Ds to nnfah 4;,n. t. rhe .. no,,, .-.,o
LUHpuH, sune E.E1Ae 13H'Ex iuouey alEc!c
sa!s hneslca ~ 'gGs .Gna noWn" M astl, oMn9
tc R1ose Of ~ Gan aas and m
y aan RaY ais,denos M nsre hee9 n snsn:n11e
1iuusuA na5 afiueiaoS aasG 49, aastaasaueu,
oMlag 10 tne aneuss ~ ~ tae t;a IS1npa Icg,oni
u1s T. s'ase ~ III 3c LIZ c''' tessc'oas'
1or CnnaGa; M !. stean5, ~ H' xe ssttr EE ,,o,, tn
nonoI " tne ale ouun hsutss aa'nol u LUZ ~ Ensss
t1as 1ear *as opeaea so'a': KeE: II t,i,, reas5
9na lsas onc 1er m
number q ps5S;plsG. 5;G ,na str,,.n .n.,..,
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Th fE tay " 5, VI hGsS, fs,+,,, ~ ,ns
n,rics tnuntrc% IN tne fcma1n mas1neraHe scan.
we're ne Dqse Of Nswcastie 4 a and Losd Thomas M "a
caas aS m NJ nas II Snra d i III al
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p.,ses ,oI tos ~ ss aSt saS tt a.,
qssSc. Inuu,u vur ccnt ~ Nae'' SNooa W
ESans: nartner @ Of the ,,rm Of Bradbury + Evans,
d~.aaeits anne LII paoiSne1' "a "'sAcD' "olAs' ~
"tilr. 1o.,,o. 1nna s3-s,x snrr,aorz or .ne en,n
, 1870-06-24
Latest Rntlrond Accident at Mans
field.

=
MANSFIELD, Ohio, June a3.-Aasnn Ctopp, cng1-
netr at AesaE, Allison Co.'S planning mill, while
walking on the Baltimore Ohio track. near tho
crossing Of Mulberry street. late Iast night, was
st1uck by locomotive, which cut OFT both legs
and one Ut hts arms He fingered in great aRoiiy
till II 4. H. today, when he died. lie leaves q
vic and three small children. lie was probably
Intoxicated at the time OF the accident
, 1870-06-24

WORCESTER. M8ss., June e3.-An e1p!oslou =.
nrr,nrlFcer1ne tonk flRce in this city 1t twenty
mi1Qses paSs " n aa,, s!!Iing I1@othz GYaeh. a.
, 1870-06-24
CANADA


ouAyA. June Negotiations between the
British Coiumb.a delegates and committee OF tne
P11vy Council: will be concluded 1o-m6sseM. ILL Ill
understood that 3 s2uafActotJ result nAs oeeu
fRAlixRa.
, 1870-06-24
pR0pOSAIS FOR COAL,
SUMNER RESORTS.
H0XfE HOUSE.

is for Summer trs + aeessihi{s y dt. is"
watch Hin Pequot House, and kysstc lalEsdt ~
within ! SHIRT ti1tAnee. Yathtnz- zoFtnx tshink+
i,ating or pleasure drivfnk among its a{tfactons
'f'in1 oN ~Ff1~: BE HpKK Proprietor.
, 1870-06-24
ADVERTISERS 81
MA&QNIQ 4QTI{TtaL

f4H asd pk eHetes nad ov HIS Afors contrnet
te5 slss~A~vs for oss,ssi~s C1otee Has1oasesf t7ss
sy Aos4 established n 1966 Advertisements 1~ste,
In All tas pdpeT1- LOUIS LL0YD d CO..
Genaaf Adperfisias Agasey. LII Dearborn 4,
, 1870-06-24
ILLINOIS,
The Heated Term-0Pp0sitfon to the
Proposed Cohstitntion-Thc Crops
-Wur1inE 10 1nsur=nncc Agents.

The Heated Term-OPpositfon to the
Proposed Eotlstitntiun-Thc Crops
-WarninE 10 Insurance Agents.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
SrR1SGF1E1p, June ea-To-dsJ Las been the hot
test o: the season, and enough so for all practical
purposes The thermometer marked 123 degrees
IL the sun, and 1p+ IN the shade. Out door work
In great measure vas dfspeued with but tho
force Of wofkmen employed in lartug the Rich
nttson pavement around the State House square
kept steadily at Hork ali day.
From gentlemen Just fram Southern Illinois, I
learn thai while there Is strong opposition against
the adoption OF the proposed new constitution,
yet II Is almost certain, With proper effort on tho
ra1t Of its friends, that the constitution T1u be
ratified by majoIiiy oi the voters in Egrpt
From tho So1uc source learn that harvest Is
nearly over, md tat yle1 Ia more than an AEeI-
age. The peach crop. In some secdolsI Ia fail-
ufe, and N others tntrr VIII be flr yield OF this
delicious fruit.
some Of the agents In the State doing business
for foreign Insurance companies are hahitua1ly So-
l7ting Section 80 OF the act approved March II.
1902, in thlR, that they refuse 60 furnish The net
receipts Of their agency to the proper omce, 70
be entered on the tax lists for taxation. The
Auditor has this day decided that unless taeE
yoke thctr certificates anh publish the fact,
and vii also proceed against them TO col.
iect the penalty rruTled foI violation OF any Of
the provisions 0f the act as he Es required 10 DO
by Section e Of the same net Inc penalty Is
$500 for the violation, and $l00 per month during
itS Continuance
from The Scyenth-Day Baptists complaining that
the tine for tottng on the constitution 5 liked on
SATURDAY., and asking that he would change It In
order that they maF To1e. The matter having
been 1xtd by the convention, it Is unalterabe.
, 1870-06-24
The Iowa Land Cases Disposed OF
In the Circuit Court Mt Jofict-Rusk-
ncss Before the Circuit Court at

Special Detpatch to The Chicago Tribune
OTTAWA, Ill. June 22.-Tne case Of The People
rx James ", Lawrence and J. J. Daniels, at J0li-
Ct, terminated yesterday, after 1lre days n1al In
verdict Of guilty,
The counsel for the defendants made a motion
for new tssal, which Was formally oseE-fu!ed.
They then moved an arrest Of Judgment. Judge
Ackoberts sustained the motion. on the ground that
dced was not thing Of Intrinsic Eauc, and that
neither the deed nor the land we're tie subject
matter Of false pretence; also that the indictment
Was defective in form and matter, and conse-
qutuuy the prisoners must be discharged.
The Circuit Court, at OHawa, Is now busily oc-
cunied with tho cases connected with the O., @. i
f. X. Y. II. T., Of which there are no less than
fifteen On The docket On Monday next the cclc-
hratca arson case, from Masseltlcs, IN which
uoTell smith and SigIer M are lndleIad n} l9r
The ssalnesy belonging 70 HoSsn a. Marss!les wn
tn trial, The prosecution viii be conducted by
state's attorney glanchastl assisted hy 3 "a; r Be-
viii rrohshiy represent the insurance companies
The defence Is In the hands Of 0: C. Gray ana Ju-
Ius Avcry. OF OTTAWA. and possib1y Geo. W Sterp
Of Princeton, will he associated with then
, 1870-06-24

Vermont Republican state Nomin&-
kt&ns-1
BURLINGTON, Juue 9.-The Republican stste
Convention yesterday nominated John VI. Stewart
Of Midtlchury, for Governor: George n Dole. Of
Island Pond, for Lieutenant Governor, and JohE
,. PtEe, Of A2ntpeler, fo< T{y1s2sss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
ARREST OF ENGLISH FoRGERs.

Detective Irving of the Central Office and
Inspector wehere OF the West Riding Yorkshire Engl,
Police yesterday brought this city from Boston two
Gale, who accused Of arson and forgery. The
prisoners the looms in the shoddy mandatory Of
Joseph Lubbe & Co., in Bailey, small manufacturing
town, few miles from Leeds, England. Business has
been very dull in their branch OF business for consider
able time past, and having o number Of notes falling
due about March l. 1t is alleged that they res0fted 70
arson and forgery in the encavor to free themselves
from their pecuniary difficulties. On Feb. "a fire was
discovered among some cotton waste In the MILL and
damage 10 the amount of flco was caused. On
Feb 81 another fire occurred IN tho same place,
causing about the same amount OF damage.
In each the early discovery OF the tre and the
prOmpness with which IL extlnguished alone saved
the mill and contents. The fires caused considerable
comment ut the time, the brothers Gale heavily
insured Soon after the last fire the brothers dsap
peared and then found that they had forged tho
OF business acquaintance to checks amounting TO
Ri000 Search made for them, and resulted In
the discovery that they had sailed In the Cunard steamer
Palmyra for Boston. The Police OF that city
qnested to look out for them and the arrival of the
steamer there. over week ago. the Gales were
taken into custody by Detective Adams. In
fugitves had gone. arrived In this city Monday last
bringing with HIM the necessary extraditiOn papers.
Accompanied by Detective irving he went to Boston on
Tuesday. The prisoners are locked up at Police Head
nard steamer which sails tomorrow. But very small
sum OF money found Ia their They cian,
that there among their effects $3.50 In gold when
they arrived at Boston. and this sum they claim has
By the detectives who had them In charge Immediately
after they Landed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

business man, and reported to be possessed o.
considerable wealth. Tho men said that tieJ
intended to make considerable purchases OF stocks and
bonds and IA the firm had full confidence In the men
from the recommendation Of their agents. the firm ex
pressed willingness to purchase for them.
On Tuesday the men called on Unger Co.. ana ASKED
to have purchased 90 900 bonds Of the issue OF isS1
"a $1,000 bonds Of the issue OF 1889 Two ;ooo 81 1857
making total Of al 800 In bonds. These oonas
were purchased as directed, and shoruy peiv ~
purchase had been made, gave in payment.what pnr-
ported TO be certified check for the amount Beeyng
to Mitchell, aud the check received without ques.
ton IL being then after bank hours, the check was hot
deposited until the following day. and 1t was soon ater
ward returned firm with the that e
certifcaton forged. Search has SINCE been mahe
reward Of per the value OF the bonds mas Decn
offered for the arrest OF the confidence operators ana inc
recovery Of the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TIE VIRGINIA ENABLING ACT.

Mr.. PRATT QRep., Va.) asked leave to offer
resolution rectng that the Legislature OF Virginia has
vacated all offices in Virginia By an act called the En-
abng ac and has given the power Of appointment to
the Governor and TO the Judges In Others
and ipstructng the Committee TO inquire
and report whether the passage and enforcement OF such
act and the consequent change In the form OF govern
ment taking the election Of officers from tue people aud
giving IL individuals Ia not such violation of the
Constitution Of Virginia and OF the fundamental condi
tons which the State admitted u representation
demand the nterpos0n Of Congress- In order that
a republican form Of government may be secured In Vir-
SIr. BROOKS Dem, N. W objected.
Mr. PRATT remarked that II Mr. Brooks believed the
action of his friends in Virginia 10 DO CONSTITUTIONAL he
certainly should objection the resolution.
Mr. BROOks-We have had Virginia reconstructed
Mr. PRATT-She needs reconstructiDR again.
Mr. sHANKs Rep., Ind offered resolution in regard
10 perfectiDg title the Government ~ the National
Cemeteries. Adopted.
Mr. SARGENT tRep., CALI, from the Mining Commit.
granting the right Of way TO ditch and Landowners
the public lands by adding to II several sections,
nats OF d 20 per acre. providing that no placer claim
shall exceed 100 Mr. Sargent explained and advo
Gated the provisions Of the bill
Mr. JULIAN Qscp.. nd) opposed Its passage.
After hours discussion between Mcssrs. JULIAN.
FERRIES, SARGENT. and JOHNSON, the bill was
MIR FERRIss Rep., N. ", from the Mining Commit
tee made adverse report on the bill III the matter OF
the Sntro Tunnel.
MIR SARGENT made q minority report and argued In
favor OF the referred TO the COMMITTEES show
ing that the rejection OF the bill continued Adolf 5utro In
the enjoy nent Of valuable privileges To tho Injury Of
mining companies Pending his remarks tho morning
honr expired and the matter went over TO the morning
MR. R,R. BUTLER cEssuRuD.
The House then, at II O'clock, proceeded TO the con-
, % ne II s O. Mr.
renn for the sale Of wcst Point cadeiship-one reso
luton being for the condemnation OK b Butler aud the
Mr. LOGAN dep. III, Chairman Of tho Committee.