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, 1873-03-04
THE TRUANTS RETURNED.

Tho two 1ittlo girls, Minnie Cook aud Afay
Plu1nBtoad, who run away from tho Skinner
School last Friday, were returned to thoir pa-
rcnta Lust oyoning. Tho story thoy rotate, Of
what prompted thcm to 60 away, and their OK
perienco during their wandorings, Is. happily,
nothing but amusing. It seomB that May Plum
stead has had for some time great desire to 60
Btoughton, Wis.,, to SEQ, IN old 1nurue who ro-
aidea thoro. Minnie Cook md she l,avo boon
great friends, and a Journey to stoughton has
often boon TALKED Of betwcon fhomsoiYcs. TN
Friday morning thoy hed boon drawing
mnp Of Wisconsin. upon which stoughton
Chicago. 1t aeomoFto thom that they could so
thoro and return In d day. Acting upon this
5eot Of hiding out wl,at train would tako them
thoro. As thoy passed along Madison street,
they saw throe-ball store. They won't in, and
Mimic Cook disposed Of about $40 worth Of gold
coin which hung from llcr watcl-chnn FOR 80.
With this they bought tickets Ut tho Milwauleo
depot for Stoughton. When thov got on tho
train they began to feel alarmed, and, hoping to
secure protection, told tho conductor, with son1o
reservations, their story. He took charge Of
Arriving Ut stoughton, they wero unable to
find their friends. aud having read IN thoir
Biographies tho beautics Of tho Capitol at Madi"
6Ou3 Luby EuuCluuHA ~ Bo L4IoAo uAtt nto ~. ~
Madison thoy wont. There ALinnie Cook bocamo
alarmed, and wrote lettor to her father, aszing
him to como for thon1. Boforo it was received,
however, Mr. Charles Chaplin, hor uncle, had
arrived in Madison, and Ind found the truantB.
They wcro both overjoyed ut aeoing him. and
wore ready to return homo at once. Mr. Chaplin
arrived with thom on tho 7:15 trein from Mil
waukee last evening. They stato TINT thoy hayo
been alono all tho time, and went away just to
"tako a little rido." Of course there ia much
Joy iu the households to which thoy have been
returned.
, 1873-03-04

A Cnse Of Eiomtlish OlatraEo"-Tllc Great
South American Gold Story AGain~-
snow Blockade On tho UtnEl Central.
SALT LAKE Cry, March 3.-AdYiees from 0g-
don Junction report horrible Outrage, at that
place, upon an Italian lady, who, with her IN
fant, had just arrived from Piedmont, on tho
line ot tho Union pacillo Railroad. A rut1lan,
Robert 4. Loe, nnlor, pretonse Of ansutlng
hn Office, where, with lendish brutaiity, ho nc
conplial1od his object. Leo escaped, but great
excitement oxists, and If ho IL caught, tho
chauces arc tint ho will dio undcr lynch law.
Z The agent Of tho Salt I4ako parties sent to tho
East coast Of South America aone months ago,
to Investigate the. wonderful discoveries of .
plaoor Of gold returned lately, and reporta an or
trayagant confirmation Of the story. Tho par-
ticulars, az yot aro kept Aecrot but 1t 10 known
tant some OF our leading mine operators and
capitalists left suddenly for Now York faw days
ago Oh tl,,B businesH.
The Utah Central Road il again blocked to-
f1hv
, 1873-03-04
MICHIGAN.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
IANB1Na, March 8.-Tho 8onato Committee on
Railroads reported against relieving five town.
ships Of Borrion County from tho payment Of
$o5,000 railroad bonds, In accordance with the
memorial of A. II. Morrison, General Manager
Of the Chicago l. Like Michigan Shore Rail-
road received last Saturday also, reported
fayorably the bill permitting tho Marquette 4
Ontonagon Railroad to tras,Bfor part Of it's land
grant to tho L'Anao g. Ontonagon Railroad.
This afternoon, long nud warm discussion
took place In the Committee Of the Whole, rela-
tive to appropriating 100000 for alterations
and repairs in tho Michigan State Prison. The
bill finally passed the Committee Of tho Whole.
A memorial Of John II. Davis WAS introduced
in tho Houso FOR a Inv requiring tho afi(lavlts
Of two reputable persons to provo tho quality.
and valuo Of school and college lands before the
said lnnds can DO sold, except whero tho full and
highest prico Is Immediately paid down. The
momorafst claims TINT many such lands arc
now entered, as il Of little value, whilo really
extremely valuable.
Numerous petitions WIS presented for tho
submission Of constitutional amendment, au-
thorizing q license law. Tho Comnittoo Of
Ways and Means reported fayorably tho bill pro-
tecting tax collectors against suits for recovery
Of illegal taxes; also, fayoring tho bill giving
members from tho Upper Peninsula 50 day nd
ditional pay. Bills passed. making no dstinc-
tion Of sex In voting at meetings Of tho Protest.
ant Episcopal churches also, in cooperating tho
village Of Buchanan.
, 1873-03-04
THE MODOC WAR.
Conference HctxvecE tho Government
C0nim1sai0ncrs and tho mOiloU EERr.

Conference Ifctsvccn tho Government
C0nim1sai0ncra and tho mOioU ERr.
rlorn-Peaccubso Prospect.
SAN F1sASo1Hco, March 3.-Judgo Rosborough,
e. Steel, ]. A. Tairchild, Frank Riddle. md aoy-
e.al other gentlomon went to tho camp Of Capt.
jack on Saturday, and wero mo by about thirty
Indians. Tho party took to tho Modocs the
torms of peace as follows: They must surrender
to tho military authoritics, and bo removed to o
reservation in Arizona, Indian Territory, Or
Southern California. Tho council was
yory poacoablc. The, party, remained l., IN
Capt. jacks camp all night. Tho 0hlof
stated tho propositions Of tho Commission. All
the Indians expressed their aaaent, but declared
thoy would liave nothing to,do with Moncham or
Jesse Applegato. They did not wiBh to return
enemies, Eight or ton Of the warriora went out
to Canbya headquarters to meet the rost Of the
peaco GolnmisRionors. jack, 8car-faccd Char
10y, and sehouchiso nail thoy wanted to go to
Washington to 500 tho Big Ohiof. Yesterday
Steel and eight Of tho Modoc warriors went out
to Canby's camp. tits generally thought that
the war is ondod.
San FRAHolsco, CAL, DIarch 8.-Tho follow
ing dispatch has been sent to tho Secretary Of
the Interior:
70 G. Delano, Washington:
Hayo sent d moBHongor with thcso terms: The
Modocs to surrender eli prigonors OF war; to bo
removed to Southern and warmer climate. and
provided for. They accept tho torms, and have
sent delegation Of olght to talk over tho "details
but not to conclude thom. Capt. Jack ID stck.
Everything lookB favorable for peace. They
nBk for small humes and to DO locntod collective
~. We think we'll OF their request for amnesty
to all. Capt. Jack desires to visit Washington,
with ono OF tsso OF his young men.
SAN FRANCISCO, March ga courier arrived
at Yreka tonight from the 'front.' He says, on
the arrival of Judge Rosoborongh and =. Steele
ment Of tho Modoo troubles wero sub
mittod, md on Friday Steele. With The IL,
camp, whore they remained Ill night; Thu
proposition was that the Modocs ahorld Rur~
render 60 prisoners Of war, BIO removed to some
reservation outside Of Oregon, probably in
Arizona, md ho proyided for BY tho dovern;;
mont. To this tho Indians MI agreed, and
eight Of Jacks braves accompanied Mr
Rtoelo to Fairchild's ranch to confer with Cen
Oanby and tho Commissioners, whore thoy wore
last evening when the carrier left. Capt. Jaol
being sick, 1t will require aoyora
days to complete the treaty, when Il
will hayo to be approved by tLt
authorities ut Washington. Capt. Jack olai1at
that his people wero not to blanc for kil!!nE
settlers as tlle oltizens commenced by killing
ono of his squaws and chiltron.
The feeling hero is that the mnrderors OF set
tiers should 30 punished, instoad Of givon com
ploto amnesty, aB proposed by the Commission
eEa.
stormy.
, 1873-03-04
FIRE AT BURLINGTON HALL.

a fire broke cut Inst evening, about haf-past
o'clock, on the third floor of Section Q, Of tho
Burlington Hail warehouses;, located at tho cor
nor of State and sixteonth stroets. The flro
originated from furnace flue, which it is Bup-
posed became chokod with gas, which iguitod.
Two alarms wore sounded from Box 46, aud tho
inn ToS Sas oodod % % ~aEoP Gth ana tho e s k a
eubdued. Tho building, which was dun.
nged to tho extent Of $5o,, is owned
by Samuel Nlekorsou. There waa
about 25 coo bushels Of grain stored il tho build
ing, owned by Carl q. Moeller, which WAS
damaged to the o1tont Of $4,000. This loss is
fully covered by insurance, but in what COM
panles. could not bo astertained.
Tho alarm Of fire from Box so, at half-past 5
o'clock last evening. was caused BY fire In tho
franc cottage No. Got Duttordeld street, ownoa
by II. White. and occuoied by 9. Gallagher,
Damage to house and furniture, 81, GOO. Fnrnl-
turo fully insured in tho 15tna Of Hartford.
Tho fire was caused by tho falling Of q stove.
, 1873-03-04

O1No1snArt Ohio. March 3.-The preliminary
examination Of Wm. nuBaoll, conductor OH tho
Llttlo Miami Division Of tho Pan Handle HAIL
road, from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh @ was !, com, s
was ombo2xlemont. Tho specification was that
On oai Deo 20, 1s7s, botwoan dinoinlatl and 0on;
bun, ho took up two coupon tickets FROM ol'icl,
natl to Pittsburgh, neglected topuuct them, aud
gayo Il hat-chook to tho paaaongosa for tho re-
nlalndor of tho trip. M
Detective Akoru teatfilol tlat OH Oct. 90. no Daw
Conductor Kussoll, botweon horo aud Columbus,
taho tip two COUPON tiokota, numbered oiu atla
820, from Olnoinuati to pittsburgl4, without
81 tlo tr1i,: nlso tla, returning ut oneo to Gin
ciunatl, to bought tito noxt dry itontiheally
tho same two tickets Of stophon daYs,
tho Burnot Houso t!okot .agent OF tlio
Pan Handle noad. paying aaa tor theln'
, 1873-03-04

Tho QoclllEo indians Find a Defender
"a Elalrdercr 1yncIled.

ssA H1nEUGfGT lJyt1GAENs
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
BAN FRANoIsGo, March "a dispatch from
Sun Diego saya Capt. r. :. Joffords, agont Of
tho Cocliso Indians, ia III TINT city. I1o says
tho people OF sonora charge too much raucality
hiu charge, but Tint t!oy arc guilty only OF d
small portion; that ao1no Indianp arc absent
from tho roBorve, about 800 from Gimp Apache
alono. Tho San Carlos ApacheB arc al1 reported
on their wny to their now homo on tho rosorva-
tion, whore they will engage in Turning and
Btocll-rniHinE. --
4 dispatch from san buonavcntura tonight
says. that Geo. Martin, d native Of Huron Ooun-
y 9e9 Tg sagaGsa &C., i nr9a aRts Sn se9S So el aa
ehot him dead. Tho noiglbora Heized tho lnur-
dorer a,ll neld him till no had M examination
before tho Coroner. They then took him to the
nearest troo and hanged HIM. Ho confessed tho
other persons In Tho place. His Bon said ht1
fathor had killod two mon before ho murdered
Mnrtin.
BAN FnANoraco, March IA dispatch tonight
nnmos OF tho oflcors and crow Of the stoaInor
Goo. s. Wright, wrecked near Cape Caution,
between Sltla md viotoria Capt. ThomaB ].
Ohiof fngincor James Minor, Second Engineer;
Daniel Noonan, First Mato; William Price, Bec-
ond Mato; j; p. ClawBon and Owen Mcaough,
aremen !; Edward johnson, Arch. Dunn, Jaalea
Irwin, Gus. profio, J.. Jensen, sea1non ; Chris.
Adammi atoward Pedro solyo, cool; @.
Heyondohl waiter; Moses Daptiste, pantry
MN an Indian moHs-boy aud two Indians, coal
paeBcrH.
The United statoH steamer Lincoln loft Port
Townsend on Saturday for tho scono Of the
wreck to ASCERTAIN If any Of tho passengers or
crow can DO found. The steamer Tolfair is OK
pected back from sitka the lattor part Of this
wook. It ia known that Maj. Walker and wife
wcre On the steamer.
, 1873-03-04

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
DEs MONIES, IT,, March 3.-Tho city election
passed of quietly. The Republican, elect tho
Mayor, Aasossor, and fivo out Of eight Aldermen;
Tho ssCity Guards" elect tho Treasurer and
three Aldermen. Tor Mayor 1,09t votes wore
pollod. Giles II. Turner, Republican, received
t,0s5; s. T. spafrord Democrat, 2G3; I. l.
Tidriok, "City Guards" 6s3; Tu:1er's majority
over Tidriok, $50; Turner's majority over both
othor candidates, 80.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Or1UaiwA, Iowa, March 3.-Tho election which
took place to-dny resulted in a magnificent Lib
cral victory. Tho Liberals carry evory ward in
tho city for Aldermen. THO Council will now
stand SIX Liberals md two Radicals. The fight
was made on tho distinct issues which divide tho
Liberals from Radicals. The city has heretofore
been carried by tho Radicals. This is among tho
first Liberal victories of 1878.
, 1873-03-04

R0v16yv of tho Monoy4 GO11s Iotld.
Stock, md Produce NInrfkcta.

Revldvv of tho Honey, Go1I, rsond,
Stock, nnl Produce NInrtkcta.
Special Dtspatcl 10 This Chicago 7ft6nne.
New YonK, March 8.-gtrong Indications OF =
panic roappearod In tho stock market to-dny.
Pacific Mail, at tho start, wae heavily progsad
for uale, and the boara vigorously assaulted 1t, In
expectation that tho whole market would yield
moro readily. The opening pricc WIS u, but 1t
soon began to fall, md WAS quickly rattlod down
to 40, dropping ono or two points Of each
sale, but Us rapidly rising to ,aftor which tho
fluctuations ranged botween 4911 and 52114,
closing at decline Of por cont from tho lhttor
lBuro.
1t q meeting Of tho Directors Of this Com
pany, to-day, It was voted to purchaso tho four
atoamers Dakota, Novada, Nobraaha, md Moses
arc ofered for salo because OF t1e failure OF the
latter Company to secure subsidy from tho
Government.
Western Union WAS equally activo, but It's do-
moro gradual, and FREQ from tho rapid md apaa-
modio ohnngeH which characterized Pacific Alnil.
Thoae shares, with Lake Shore, constituted tho
bsoa t e Is ay yoa aaa s % Sanss @
excitoment and fovoriHh anxiety. Lake Shore
tho influence Of lowor London quotations,
fabge's fbg2ee a.s sso trad 4 Se% g Ygo W.
trail, with periods of considerable activity, mud
Ohioa wore also Iroaaed for salo, in tho final
dealings both stocks dropping of about l per
eent, and closing ut tho lowest prices Of tho day.
tho closo, with decline to 3s16, rs against do1
in tho curly transactions. Union Pacific waa
very steady, with a range Of fluctuations Of
only II por cent. Rock Island dropped to
close. Tho remainder Of tho list prosecuted no
special fcaturoH, except Panama, which ran up
from 1867 to lis in tho late transactions Tho
total numbor Of sharcs dealt In were 3sd, ,0o7, OF
which Western Union Fspreaontodo g. 81
80, 700; Ohios, 19,000: Now York Con.
tral, 14,7oo; Union Pacific, 1900 G.,
Boston, Hartford l. Eric, 1000; Ct, PAIL, com
n Pansms ni' 10; Atiantio baco, praferred, 100;
Northwestern, common, goo; do profcrred, 300,
and Hannibal l. st. 10, 100.
GOLD
WAS strong aud active, tho pool working hard to
advance tho premium while vigorously ASSAULT
ing tho stocL-market.
MONEY
was aotiyo and stringent at 1-82 to IL closing at
T. Tho stringency ia still duo to artificial CAUSES.
Discounts are very dull.
noEDs.
Governments firm, with good demand for
1867a.
Flour wnB In better domand at atoady prices.
Good shipping brands aro acarce, Wheat was
steady with fair export demand for spring.
Winter steady and quiet. Liverpool advcos ase
apot, with salos OF 500 iris now moss
nt $15.3714@15.50 cash. Cut meata
arc quiet. Tho offerings Of piclled
hams were liberal, and tho market fat. Dry
saltod shoulders are held ut Go; picked
hams arc quoted nominaliy lo@12c. Bacon
quiet. Long cloar is hold at 756o, and short
clear at &c, with 100 boxes reported Of 8o o. b.
Lard was in aotfye domand and highor. For
Westorn Tito Ii bid for March: For future
delivery 600 tiorcoB for April sold at 9-16o.
, 1873-03-04

Of Now York, s1,boo; North Missouri, 81 900 +,
German, Of Eric, pa., 81, 900. Tho fire Ia sup
ponod to layo originated in d dry-kiln. 49,.
DosroN, March 3.-Tho wool-plllfng estab.
1lsllmont OF uollia, nt Watortown, waa burned
Bundny. LoaB, 975, 900.
Special Dispatch to 1ho Chicago Tribune.
CEDAR 1tAr1ps, Iowa, March IA fro flyo
rnlloB woat Of Wapollo, Iowa. 1ant night, do
Chapman. LOSS about 81, 800; fully insured.
LOUISVILLE, March "a negro cabin near
pel1hcld, Henderson Co., took fro tho other
night aud burned down, burning up throo negro
went on q visit in tic noIghborhool. Tho bones
Of tho ohillron wore found tho noxt morning
noar tho door-nill, showing TINT They had en-
dcnyored to oacape from thoir Eorrid doatll
, 1873-03-04
The uantftell Nltlrdor. Nonr Rush"
VILE. Ind.

C1No1NNAT1, March 3.---Adyicoa from Hush-
yillo, Ind, regarding tho murder Of John Hat
fold, on tho llilroy Road. four miles south Of
TINT place. ay ns Snnf aa S G a
mopoy onesF III al Lis Poe Pocket st. Mo was ct
on fridny night; left, thoro, wont to
widow Andorson'g, traded coats with hor
son, When both sot out OIL tho road
together, Throe bullotH wero found in tho head
Of doceased, and tho cont which ho had got from
Anderson was found by tho ronlsitlo half q milo
from tho place Of tho murder covered with blood
Anderson has boon arrested. Blood was found
on his clothing. lie Ind bought rovolyor or
Thlu revolver and money, about $500, whinh do
ceuseJ had at tho timo OF tho naurdor las not yot
ho,n found.
, 1873-03-04

snse;a! DiapnttA to THIS Chteaao Tribune.
New 'YoRK, March 3.-Charlea r. D urant,
wcll.hnown resident Of JorGoy City, dlod ycstor-
day suddenly Of pneumonia. Mr. Dnrsnt was
min Of wealth, and had long devoted luis lois4ro
1nado tho first balloon ascension this ado OF tho
Atlantic from, tho Dattory, Now York, III 1888.
l1o Subsequently made foilrtcoa othor oxour-
sioaB, md on one occasion landed iu tho Atlatl-
o ocoau. Lie saa rescued by ,pasning
brig. At tho time Of tho Eecond greAs
lra In Now York, ho demonstrated that
eaItpoter would explode. 1Io VAS tho author Of
o ,yoral works OF d scientific nature, for ono of
which i" on tho shells aud Eo@-wUotis OF New
York haybor" ho rccolya.l nlc tal from tito Gov
ern1nout. Ho vas tho owncr Ut tho Kcplor mar-
, 1873-03-04

L1snoN, March 3.-lho ex-l{ing aud Queou OF
Spain embarked today on tho frigato Roma.
They woro accompanied to the pier BY tho King
and Queen Of Portugal, tho Princes and princess
OF tho Ronl family, agnitarioa Of tho Court, and
membcrn OF tho Portuguese Ministry AS
the ex~King stopped on tho deck Of the
Roma, salutes wore lirod from tho shipping
and shore. Tho Italian frigato proceeded down
tho Tngua amid tho acolamations Of mu1titudoa
Of spectators who crowded tho qusys, and piorn,
and buildings nonr tho shoro. Tho Kona sailed
for Genoa, but will call at Gibraltar and tho
Fronch ports on tho way.
L1apoN, March Ia boat belonging to ono Of
tho Italian naen-of-war capsizel In tho Iagns,
this afternoon, shortly after the ombarlsation Of
Amadeus, and olo7eu poraons drowned
, 1873-03-04

0fAlNs
PANS, March s.-Lo Figaro reports that two
bands Of Carlist insurgents ontorcd tho pro-
vinco Of Madrid.
BAYoNsE, March 0.--Nowa received hore from
the northern and northoastorn provinces OF
spain, mostly from CarliBt eources shows
tllat tho inBurrection Is. growing, stronger
ia critical. A rising Of Fedcralsts is appre-
holded within tho city. The national troops
Withdraw on Saturday into Cardol ~, and tho
conmandant threatened to bombard tho town If
tho Federaliats royolted. The carliat ohiots,
ol!o aR1 Rorsegar5y aae y; VIII h. 4qo4 co., Hn h
garripon numbers 5000 men,. Rolnforcoments
ssont by Con. Pavia, doeortod on tho march
Tho CarlistH, undor 6ebn1lo, recently defeated
government forco commanded by Colrinolty,
near Tornera. The latter lost several officers
and twenty ,.priyatcs liloa. coltlnolty wont to
1,rrcoona. Tho insurgents arc rapidly organizing
their increasing forces in tho Bsnque Provinces,
NaTayro, Alava Catalonia, Valencia, and ARA
Eon. Tho army ut Vittorin, formerly under COM
n,and Of Con. Morionos has boon roduced by
ilosortions from 12.000 to 1000 mon tits report
vicinity Of Araujuez, twcnty.oight miles SOUTH
eaBt OF Madrid.
MADRID, March Sin tho Assembly to-day. d
bill ,yaH presented by Senor CaBtilaf re-estab-
lishing tito Spanish legation ut Berne.
Tho Imparciat Gays column Of troops, while
pursuing tho Oarlistb In tho Province Of Sorida
auttdonly muttnied and refused to continue tho
pursuit.
LONDON, March 0.--A special correspondent Of
tho London Echo writoa from AIndrid that tho
docree nbolishing slavery in Porto Rico is ius-
ponding, and that ono Of tho first acts of tho
Constituent c91t9s 3 wll probably bo to proclaim
LONDON, March 4-6 a. m.-Al accounts show
tl,at Panpoluna iB likely to fall into tho hands
OF tho Carlista.
, 1873-03-04
STATE LEGISLATURES.


INDIANA.
Special D{trateh 10 tbs Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March BIN consouuonco
of quorum, not being present, House Gllls on
were road and appropriately roferrod.
Tho order OF business waa suspended to tnlio
aion Of tho not establishing Rotormatory H.
Btitution for Womcn'and to use tho building for
tho caro- Of the inaane Of tho State undor tho
management of tho proaont officers Of tl,o Hos
pltal for tho 1nAano. Tho bill waa pnaaol-yoaa,
Tho bill to giyo defondnntB the right to testify
In their own behalf in criminal oaaes wB ordered
ongrosaed.
K bill waa introduced to authorize stroet ratl-
ways to extend their lines outside Of tho corpo-
ratio limits Of tho city, empowering tlom to enter
upon any land not embraced within Incorporate
limits Of tho city, to locate trucks, tnrnouts,
Tho House bill to oroato tho Office of County
School Suporntenlonts waB.taken up, anl, after
tho adoption Of various anlendmonta, was passed.
by yoaa 20; maya, 16.
Tho bill to arncnd tho Common School law so
as to make it moro efficient pnsaod-yeas. 20
nays, 10.
House bills regulating the convoning md nd
tourning Of Grand Jury; ~ relation to tho
regulation Of tho order Of business in tho Cir
cult Court eoneorning thn employment Of
ratea cities Of 900 or mora inhabitants; in re-
laton to proscclltiouB by alldavits, and conaorn-
Ing rea1 property aud tho alienation thereof,
wore ordorod ongroaacd.
tho Specific Appropriation bill, Which WAS road
and roforrod back to the Committee.
The bill to provide for tho erection Of now
buildings for tGo stnto University, dividing tho
appropriation Of $50, 900 into two oqunl sums
for tho yoars 1873 and 1874, WAS ordered cn-
crossed.
The bill to allow tho endowment Of orphan
asylu,ns, allowing such institutions to bold
S25,00o worth Of property, and acquire M en-
dowment Of 3100, 900, wnB engrosscd.
The bills authorizing MD voted to railroads BY
countios and Townships and to nuthorlzo tho
construction Of private narrow-gaugo railroads,
wero ordered ongroesed:
A 1nrgo number Of bills were indefinitely post
poncd.
4 heated debate onsued upon the introduction
Of resolution reciting that tho Government
iB divided into tliroe independent eo-ordinato
branches; that q petition signed by . number
Of members has beon presented to tho Governor,
urging him to veto the Senate bill dividing tho
State into judicial diHtricts nnd nboliBhing tho
Courts Of Common rloaB, and declaring that it
breach Of privilege for tho minority to petition
tho Governor to rofuso his signature to q bill
| which has received tho sanction of tho majority
OF both Houses.
The resolution wns Hmothcrod by hdjourn~
mont.
HOUSE,
Tho bills allowing tho University Of Notro
Dame Du Lao aud Seminary to hold tho prop
erty OF tlloir possoHAion wero passed.
Tho Senate bill authorizing citics incorporat-
Cd under any genoral law Of the Stato aud
owning roal estate, to sell, convoy, md alionato
The Senate bill to authorize and encourage
tho construction Of loyees, dikcs, and drains,
passed..
Adjourned to $3.50 tomorrow morning.