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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-27
CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 26.-The Tribune this
morning comes out plain for Senator
Trnmbull as the nominee OF the Gin
cinnati Convention aud pronounCes a
very handsome eulogy on him, while
the Times still insists that Judge Davis
is the ONLY man whom the Dem ocrats
can agree to support, and charges that
the Tribune is working in the interest OF
Grant by trying to disrupt the Cincin-
matt gathering.
A dispatch from Menoninee to-day
saws that Green Bay ia open TO naviga-
ton. This indicates that the straits OF
Mackinac is also open. Navigation
between the upper and lower lakes has
been resumed. A large fleet Of grain
vessels left this port Yesterday and to-day
expecting to 90 through to Buffalo
without delay.
In reply 10 an assertion in the New
York Tribune. that Logan is ostraclzed
bv the Presidents friends and called
sorehead by his organs, the Jo'Tnal
SAYS. Not enc of the organs OF the
President, East, West, North or South,
has dubbed Logan a sorehead. de
does not sympathize with the soreheads
and office hunters who are going to
Cincinnati. lie is not at all backward
in telling his friends at Washington
that the duty OF all Republicans is to
abide bv the decision OF the assembled
Republicans atPhiladelphia, whatever
il NAV be. The General will be heard
from ere long and will give out no un'
certain sounds.
This afternoon q terrible accident
occurred at the site OF the old Galena
elevator, on Rush street. A party ol
workmen were on the new elevator,
when heavy stick of timber fell from
the top OF the building, severely hurting
two men and mortslly woundinga q third,
Ii is said that Governor Palmel
recently wrote letter to Trumbull,
saving that he was not in favor OF the
nomination of Grant. but that it would
be better to tolerate Grant another tour
wears than to put in q man over hin
who might be worse. He then gives
Davis a thrust by adding, it would be
dangerous to nominate any old FEEDER
alst such as | could not support.
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WASHINGTON.
News Summary.

t.H,>GToN, April 26.-The Presl-
Il accepted the invitation OF the
'H boston to be present III the
,o.ru the Jubilee, on the lIth
June next, providing Congress is
III u session.
Committee on Appropriations
.-'ri the appropriation bill for a
o. Il the Northern Lakes. Major
-'u Humphreys was before the
econ the subject.
'aUluet meeting todav'was very
a.! only routine bnsiness MAS
b ...'~I The English treaty busi-
.' i aot touched. 1t ha, not trans
.. a any reply has been received
Eiwari Thorntons telegram,
!~,,r'lay, regarding the indirect
'''-'.h.e parties, wno claim 10
sn'a,sri both houses OF Congress
"~, nave found very few Demo-
u: "hat asserted their opposition
.~" DemOcratic support Of either
- \.Aurr, Charles + Adams OF
-'a ''nmUull. No objections were
.-. 10 Judge Davis, Governor Pal
Governor Gratz Brown. The
u: Of the Democrats in Cougre>.
IT, rEht OF The New York WOr!o
: the support OF the party to an,
".' AZ Who may be nominated a
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
The CarIist Iasurreeti0n.

MADRID, April 26.-The Csrlist in
surrection is assuming formidable pro
portions. Since the intelligence Of the
arrival OF Don Carlos across the
frontier, many thousands have Joined
the movement and the body of Carlists
now in the field and ready for active
service has been vastly augmented. II
is reported the Carlist's have the entire
support OF the Republicans, who will
actively cooperate with them in the
insurrectionary struggle.
The Spanish army continues uni
formly loyal to the government, not
withstanding the numerous efforts
which have been made by the Republi-
cans to produce dlsaffection among the
troops. Marshal Serrano has been ap-
pointed generalissimo by King Amade.
us, and il invested with supreme con-
troll in military matters during the
present trouble. He lett this city for
Navarro on yesterday, where the insur.
gents are massed in considerable force.
His Majesty has also appointed Don
Jose Concha to an important military
command
Great anxiety is felt in this city in
consequence OF the increasing gravity
Of the situation. A collision between
the Government troops and the revolu'
tionists is considered probable at any
moment. The friends and supporters
OF the Government are united in their
determination 10 stand by it in its
present need.
The CarlistS are pausing and await
ing the action Of the enemy. This pol
icy OF inactivity has been adopted by the
leaders with the view of compelling
the Government to assue the offensive,
aud the movements Of Marshal Serrano
are anxiously awaited. Much reliance
is placed by the Insurgents upon the
support OF their Republican allies, who,
according to an agreed on plan OF action,
are TO cooperate simultaneously with
the Carlist movement in the country by
risiRg in the towns.
The press throughout the country,
with the exception OF those Journals
which openly supported the present
Ministry, is almost silent on the sub
ect o. the insurrection, it having
been inrimatei that the publication OF
articles betraying the slightest evidences
of sympathy with the movement would
lead to the displacure of the govern
ment aud render the journal publishing
the same liable to seizure.
Pre-ideut Of the COrtes.
Senior Rios Rosas, an earnest sup
porter of the present Ministry, was to-
lay elected President OF the Spanish
Cortes.
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SCRANTON.
Another Fire Damp Explosion.

SCRANTON, PA, April 26.-Another
explosion of fire damp occurred at the
Pine Brook shaft this morning, result
ing In the burning OF five miners, who
were so badly hurt tina. they can not
possibly recover. This is the worst mine
in the anthracite region to work, aud
since the great suspension OF 1871, ex-
perieuced miners have not been en-
ployed in it, The company employ
men who are termed black legs. and
who are not regular miners. They are
the men who were protected by Ioe
militia during the suspension. Inc
mine is constantly filled with sulphur
and great precsution is required IN
working it.
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The weather To-day.

WASHINGTON, April 26, 7:30 P. M
Probabilities. - Clear and pleasant
weather, with south winds, will continue
very generally over the Southern States
and over the New England and Middle
States with north winds except, possi-
bly,, over the lower lake region. The
pressure will probably diminish on
Saturday northwest Of the Ohio Valley,
with winds veering to the east and
south and cloudy and threatening
weather and possibly light rains. Dam
gerous winds are not anticipated.
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MEMPHIS.
p.,, s.oo,inx-High~ay Robbery.

MEMPHIS, April 26.-Bennet Jones,
a printer, lately from Baltimore, was
shot dead by his partner in business,
Dock Damerou, OF Newport, Kentucky,
this afternoon. Jones had been too
intimate with Dsmerous vile and he
took that course to end the intimacy.
About the same time a bold highway
robbery was committed within block
OF the scene OF the murder, aud On oRt
Of the principal streets Of the c'ty.
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CALIFORNIA.
R.pub,ican State Convention.

SACRAMENTO, April 25-The RePubh'
can State Convention assembled here
today aud elected full set OF delegates
to the Philadelphia Convention. The
delegation is unanimously in favor OF the
rsnnm;nstiou of Grant. The Conven-
ton adopted no platform. The question
of the cessiou OF Goat Island to the
Central Pacific Railroad, which Is now
pending before Congress, WAS excluded
from their deliberations.
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BOSTON.
The Coliseum Blown Down.

BosroS, April 26.-The Coliseum, the
building in course of erection for the
Gilmore Jubilee, was prostra'ed by
wind tonight and is now a heap OF
ruins. Fortunately the workmen had
all left the building and no one vas
hurt The accident will, it is thought,
occasion the postponement OF the testI-
val which was to have taken place in
June next. The pecuniary loss Is
large.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.
,s. p.ei6e and Atlantic Line.
Office. IOs Main street.
NEW YORK.


Meath oil % frOinihentShiAen
Nv YORK, April 26.-P Stevens, a
..,nent and well known citizen, died
..rasht at his residence in this city.
~ VA the first proprietor OF the Re
..-r House, and at the time OF his
III, MA, connected with the fremont
.., Revere Houses, Boston; Fifth Av-
-. Hotel. New York, aud the Cont
,-,,,l Ph,laielphia. Before the war
IVA proprietor OF the Battle House,
V,G.e. Mr.. Stevens was q man OF
,rI emery and enterprise, and bad
., completed one Of the finest houses
the world He was liberal patron
,l,. .uih.> house on Fifth avenue is
..r,. rrammri with pictures and
s-., r, b' art.
Ihe kig ht Hour Law.
committee OF workingmen waited
... Tie Superintendent OF the new
.-rati,r Yesterday and requested the
..,rrrinrnt oi the eight hour law.
X Superintendent Immediately dis
.-,rl them. They intend going TO
aA.ungron and lay the,r case before
20 resident.
Fac Davenport Explosion.
zone of the missing bodies OF the
lius OF the Davenport explosion have
,-u tOum in the wreck. The force
l,r explosion was 80 great that but
o., ,,arlnrnt- of the boiler remain, and
. supposed hat all the men were
yAu To- atoms.
,.r ire last night, at No. 3Ji Pearl
..-rr damaged the property of the
lei States Collar Company I" the
,.,,nl uf two thousand five hundred
=. ,r- lhc stock Of ROwarth n Co, ,
.,..~ tl.n!lug, suffered damage Ia the
.....ll oi one thou~pnd dDllars.
tie Disease ofIhe Bridge WOrkm-n.
,uirrN II Smith, physician 10 the
~ rrk Bride Company, has issued
.a!l ~ whish he slates that the dis
e. That ha, occurred among the work
.-pNls not cau,ri toy working IN the
.--pu hr sl,u ate> that every precau-
1 yu ls used to promote the health and
Ia, ol llr workmen Oh the hridgr.
GruernI SickIes
s,A wifr -tIl for Ehropr tuHm"rrow. to-
b. rrtgrn JuIy l-t
ScaIded.
fs1 men were badly scalded by the
A I--Iiuy Of a LEAN cylinder in Sterns'
! /, artUry IN For,y--ecoud street, this
--n,On John Bridion and Stephen
p .r,. are their names. Their hurts
-.~r. -r,err bat not necessarily fatal.
Congress.
j IT, Iniuoy Washington special
J.. Fernando Wood will appear
ID 70 the Banking and Currency Com
-~ 10 fltN ,'I ttt p"I IO'S WI '"'
Id ., arumrntS IL favor OF his blll
4, g.,ay. .r the Treasurer 10 loan cur
ani gold upon the pledge OF
Il >IaJr~ hor H. through the Assist
treasurer AT New York, Philadel-
Boston and Chicago. The object
~u..I- to prevent specuIators from
l-a!a money panic by locking up
:. amyuut7 oi currency or gold.
.r >~aa,r Committee il still listen
g lh- argnment OF the steamboat
"r the adjustment OF the varlons
....rl, OF the general House bill.
"a, no chance Tor q discussion OF
'. rs the members, aud no vote
3. ..r.r.orr been reached. The same
... .'~r wllI, at a special meeting
"a. examine at length the river
.,O,r appropriation bill.
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FRANCE.
Minister 70 the United states.

PARIS April 2G The appointment OF
a French Minister TO the United States,
which has been 80 long deferred, is
again the subject OF considerable spec
nlatiom i'll the diplomatic circles. 1t is
now regarded as probable that the
Marqus de Novilles will receive the
appOintmtnt.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PorTsvILLE, April 26.-The sulphur
in the Otto Colliery, a new mine, was
fired by some unknown person this
evening, causing terrible explosion in
Red Ash Slope No. 20. Thirteen
miners were severely burned, one OF
them, it is feared, fatally.
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LOUISVILLE.
graceful air-Murderer Ar,
rested.


rested.
'' .:N,LE, April 26.-A Mrs. Haas
co"hlde on the shoulders OF C..
'-m'rrljck, a druggist in his shop.
."4n captured the weapon aud
''' Lrr own guns on the enemy.
Z tauuted, the woman opened on
- '.iA acouple ut flower pots, pell-
.-r powder pounder to flight.
- u the murlererS OF William
''i, whose dead body was found
= ma Skltf on the Ohio river
-s'iay last, has been arrested and
- 10 jail. Crawford had hired
~7h TO assist him 10 taking a raj
& down the river. They mur.
|. Inn while gu the way anc
u The body in skiff. The mur,
"sold the raft.
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nesfructIye Fire.

PEORIA, April pa most destrnc-
tive fire occurred here last night DoLhins
& Co S Central City elevator took fire
from heated journal and was burned
to the ground, with about -, O0o bush,
els of grain Loss $50, 600; insurance
ahOut 0OOO.
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Quincy, ILL.,, April 26.-The arrest
of Caleb Bloom, the defaulting city
treasurer and book keeper OF the First
National Bank, causes sensation in
financial and business circles. Bloom
left here three months ago unceremoni'
ouslv, and atterward it was discovered
that he WAS delaulter to the bank OF
over $4,000 and to the city also in a
small amount. He is uLder arrest here
and his friends are endtavoring to fix
up the affair.
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ScaI,ie,i.

ry1 men were badly scaldei by the
! ,--uug Of a -resm cylinder in Sterns
/ , artory IN For,y--ecoud street, this
, --nuvu john Bridion and Stephen
4 .r.. are their names. Their hurts
4 -.~r. -,.,err. bat not mecessarilv fatal
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lnr tire last night, At No. 3Ii Pearl
..-~r damaged the property of the
..rri States Collar Company I" the
.,.nl ct two thousand five hundred
g.. A.. luc stock Of ROwarth n Co,
.,..~ bluo!lug, suffered damage To the
,....I ,l one ihou~pnd dJllar-.
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in every variety. sHIRTs, CHEvOIT and
LISPN, made To order, and
Perfect FIt guaranteed.
A call Is respectfully solicited.
THOS. HUGHES a 20.
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last evening splitting the oil and setting Gre TO the buhnf S
an ma assured hy the Germans PbepI Companies for to0
The No SIC Vanderbilt damaged 81 Oc hsofed Tor
60 COO BIZ the LAFAYETTE and Hamilton Companies
Margaret Meyer and George Walfert, ages 2, were
SCALED Yesterday 81 No. 30 Vsret s BrooAn By GS mo
q Of boiling water
VIM Mcehan, age 1G, of No. 1914 Third-aye., dled
yesterday Believe Hospital from injuries recIed on jan V"
having his baud crushed IN prnangre's at No J'S fea
Elizabeth Greene. age 70, was stabbed in the arm
severely volsdi by her husband George daring qu,fe last
evening their No. 5ii East STteenh lie e4peo
Patrick Smith of No. AS West SiXteenth-st wiis
aaui,i last c"uiug by unknown man ~ SeVeriren- u
enbaSe received but souud 10 me oe
James Rodriguez an alleged hotel thief was ar
rs; st evening he 81. chcs lote and iocAl ~ ~ TO-"
Headquarters number ~ tickets supposed 10 represent s'oc
articles, we're found n his possession.
An aif.ay occurred yesterday morning in Martin
Sheas Bunt sud Dysn-st during Nl'
Patrick Cassidy badly aboat the bead aud boi Dai N
Mary Boloa, WarI Barnett, api Michael Wallace were bel "
ansacL
A fire broke ont yesterday on the roof OF No lao
G0cc extended 20 the adjoining build ng hos 81 ~ ana W
loustcnt. occupied by nlher Of families D. roofs
considerable ftIe BY ire al
GOerctt. Owned hv Mrs. Carroll ana u lamGsrl
Therese Who occupied The upper
20. it Eist Houston belonging 10 the he>htV
DAMAGED $50 Nos 40 srI 80 Owned by Ms Cuhu
dana 500 The losses Of the tenants will snouht 10 SI
PARTLY nsU.
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q IN Clnv.st.twa hnried
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Taxpayers Association of the Tenth
Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards adopted resolutions
Thursday evening approving the administration OF
Controller Green.
The lecture which was to have been given
last evening was postponed Ia consequence OF the sud
den illness OF the lecturer,
The Directory of the Irish Confederation.
ODOnovan Rossa chairman. has issued call FOR a Gen.
era Convention OF the Confederation TO meet in this city,
Wednesday, May 10, 1872.
The Junior Exhibition OF the College of the
City OF New-YOrB last evening at steinwIy Hall at
tractcd large audience. The grades Of scholarship on
which appointments for speaking were made unu.
subily high. 80
a number of citizens opposed to the present
gas monopOlies met last evening at Radef7s Hall in
Eighthaye, Geo. w. Da Cunha presiding, and adopted
memorial 10 the State legislature calling attention to
ht eAOrbtant price al present charge for OF
IeIiOF quality, and asking for the establishment OF a
Board Of Gas supply 10 consist Of two
nor together with the Mayor Controller and Presidents
Oh the Departments OF Public Works and Public Parks
boat1 eha nave power 70 furnish the city with gas
at reasonable rates. and sat4 the Com
panes for the loss OF their contracts The re1nste
luhds are 10 be raised by means Of "Gas Supply Bonds
Alumni representing nearly all the College
Chapters Of the Psi Epsilon Fraternity held a banouct
at Delmoncos last evening, at which John TAYLOR John
stOn presided, and Judge Hooper C. Van voors, Tho
Kew JOhn Cotton Smith, John O. SAKE Waldo Untchncs
III Draper ana many others we're present John "a
go Icdd humorous poem In response to a toast The
IOll0Wlug officers Of the Association were elected.
John Taylor Johnston, PRECEDENT WIN T,ylor III. Non YIN
hoon.ot george H. Moore John g. and other, Vice
huls kng (oHtspoudDg Secretary; Wm v Morssr R. .,'
"'up A'~"l' Js1et l. DAVIS and George r. Suh stsssrd
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LEGISLATIYE PEnCEEnINGS.

SENATE. .ALBASJ, Feb. 9, 1874,
A petition was presented from the Brook yn
Committee OF Fifty asking Tor the abolition OF the Water
Board Of that city Also, from the owners and captains
OF coastwse vessels ia relation 10 pOtagc. Also, from
certain mechanics in relation To the uOnenfOIcemeut Of
the Eight Hour law.
bill 10 regulate the practice If pharmacy AMI the
sale Of pOisOus IN the city OF NeWHork Was reported.
INTRODUCED.
To incorporate the United States and Canada Bridge
COmpany. Ia build q bridge across The 81 Lawrence
River at or near Clay tom 10 INCORPORATE the Manhattan
Railroad Company Ghis il the original under Ound rail-
road Cnterprse protect purchasers OF real estate Of
infants, Mneu sold by special Canadians; 70 amend
the charter ~ the National Burglar Insurance Company
10 iucOrpCrat the NewGOrk CITY Depressed Railroad
Company 10 amend the charter ~ the Network Health
and Accidental Insurance Company TO authorize the
Eew-YOrk Loan and Indemnity Co. 10 accept and exc
cnte certain trusts 10 regulate professions ia NewIork
City and " amend the act concerning evidence IN WILL
eases, passed May u, 1863.
A bin 10 authorize The Introduction OF the European
system of tOwagc upon The canals Of the State
dcred To third reading
The hill 10 amend the aCt Of THIS ~ provide Or
paying salaries ana deficiencies the Cay of New
passed Ths j. the supplementary Board or AuGlt
bill and makes pialn the provisions OF OrIIHsi p
Adjourned I'll Monday evening.
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BANK ITEMS.

John g. Swain Of Staten Island has institu-
ted -Ji' against the President of tLr Market savings
""E' 70 recover oO which he deposited the day before
'ho ialre. He alleges that he asked the President If
me o"hk wac IN sound condition. and being informed
ihai i Wa cit the money 10 his charge large nun.
failure Of lie bank. '"s' No"'"y W 'iIo
The election of an assignee to conduct the
an1F' Of The staTvss4nt Bank Is IN progress ., , oe
al the Register IN Bankruptcy. John IT, Plat and a 81
J.. Archer are the candidates. The result v,iI ;, 80
nolDced next Tuesday. VIII 'e al
Jeremiab Qninlan, Receiver of the Guardian
fs'HEs Institution, gives notice NAT be wall present, az
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NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CIIY.-Mrs. Kimble Of No. 32S South
sxtA.st died on Thursday night from overdose Of
medicine which had been prescribed for fever. The
county physician has ordered inquest Horace Cree
ley lectured Library Hall last night under tho
pieces OF the Young Mems Christian Association. Mrs
Shields OF Newark 81, found dead the mead
Ows between West End and the UackcIs8ck River, on
Thursday night. Her clothes scattered around,
and portion OF them had been used 10 tie the right
10 the body but marks of violence discovered
IL has been asCertaned that Mrs. Shields left her resi-
dencc Monday 10 visit Two daughters WHO reside in
Newark
PATERsOS.-A labOTcr employed IN Claysttwas buried
hy the cayiug of ombanEInent yesterday but
rescued is proposed 70 amend the public school
regulations that al Children white COlOrcd, shall
BE- allowed TO attend the schools Of the district in which
they reside. The amendment will he voted upon at the
next meeting OF the Board Of Education.
NEwARR-Neil Mclaughlin Of No 80 Drft-st. was
committed yesterday for beating Mrs. Ann Mctnty...
Charles Shdcr Cl from wood train at the CbeStnUtst
depot yesterday, and seriously injured. Four
cases Of smallpox are reported.
HOEOKFN--A new hOTse-railroad, from the ferry
through Bloomfield, Garden. and MeadOW-sts Ia Union
HI. projected The Collector Of Rev received
fJ.s6s SO from street assessments last month.
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ASSEMBLY.

Mr.. BLAIR, who was unaVOldably absent last
evening requested that MS vote he recOru,d against the
Fifteenth Amendment resolution, which granted.
Mr.. sTRAHAN. from Oh" Committee Pryilt ges and
Elections, submitted the papers and testimony IN the
contested at knlan agt. FTear The conClu-
sion the part OF the Committee Will ne submitted IN a
Iew days.
Bills PASSED.
To provide for the speedy construction OF sewers
South brooklyn; regulating the New York and Long Is
iapd Ferry Company; authorizing the lnOn Home
and School FOR Children Of Deceased Soldiers
20 bold real estate 70 incorporate the ODOndaCa County
MIX Association and authorizing the General Society
OF Mechanics aud Tfadc-Iuen Of NCwIOrA 20 hold real
estate To the extent oi Sl,50OO0O.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
. Incorporating the Hudson River Agricultural and
horticultural society; for the better protection OF the
puoc heath providing additional causes for divorce
IN heredtaiy sanity absolute descrtOn Of wife and
ciSi district TOT the Port Of New York with Commis
zion Ia De named ana created hereafter and making
further provision for The government of NeW-York
"hch IoNid's Tor repeating the recurring water
meters To he used IA the city.
Nh. MACkLI introduced a resolution for railway re-
form, and calling On the Attorney General 20 report 10
Tbc House Whft her the railroads ale entitled 10 the
tights they nov possess. LAID gu the table.
M FORD called up MS resolution 10 refer
the appOItiOnlnent OF Congress Districts to a select
committee consisting ~ two nom each Judicial strict
aud Ole at large; adopted.
Nj. HANkISs asked consent mat the Senate hin
amending ScWYOrb Board Of Audit act Iust passed
bI that body, De put pn ia final passage which was
sfanird aud The BAL passed. IL defines the provisions OF
u' oi'g'ns: u'. Adjourned until 7:o0 Monday.