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ELABORATION has been pouring into
Texas with q rush iof the past twelve
months. People from the .Carolinas,
Florida, Tennessee, Georgia, Mississippi,
Louisiana and Alabama, skilled in cotton
growing, have changed locations, and will
next spring put large areas Of the fresh
soil oil Texas into cotton. This Is no con.
lecture. IT % . fact CLEANED from the
local papers ot Texas. syisref flled with
accounts Of incSmsrs and theiriprcspects.
These papers declare that along with the
movers come crowds Of ccloted people,
SO thatihelp Of the skilled kind in cotton
growing is assured. Texas has a prom.
ising iaturS. s|Gif5 ;l'p
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and children In the District Of Columbia;
$50, 600 for continuing the work on the
new jail In the District Of Columbia; S40,.
600 Tor wsges and the expenses Of the
Carson City Mint Of Nevada, aud
also reappropriatlDg tho unexpended
balances for the repairs Of the
iron.clad MontanamRh at Mare Island
navy yard, California, and other iron.
clads elsewhere; for o public building Of
govipgton, KY, and q public building Of
Naahyille, Tenn, with an increase Of The
amount 70 1876, 900, and limiting the cost
|ot the Philadelphia custom house and
postoftlce 10 a 900, 900 and OF the Cincin.
natl public building 10 $500, 900. The
appropriations as fixed by the House for
these two buildings, namely, $3.50 600
and $500 900 respectively, are retained,
The Senate recedes from iis propOsed
amendments to appropriate $l25 900 iot
paving Broadway 10, front Of the Capitol,
etc; $ll 900 for supplies for the Yankton
Sioux; $3.50, 600 for extending the Wash.
ington City Hall building 50 as 10 so.
commodate the Pension Bureau; $l5 600
for the Reform School in the District Of
Columbia, and $4,000 Tor the HYDRO
graphic office. The Senate also recedes
iromite action proposing to strike out the
Items Of $4,000 for the payment OF COM
missions 70 collectors Of customs acting as
superintendents Of lights the proviSion
extending the Jurisdiction OF the Light
house Board over the Mississippi, Mis.
sour and Ohio rivera, and tha nrnvisinn
mat all tolls on vessels entering or leav.
ing ThunderbAy river, Michigan, shall be
abolished after the lighthouse Is com,
pleted. The three foregoing items there.
lore become law. u ~ -----.- /
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Convention Of ProhibI,iop par,v.

AUBURN, June 3-A Convention Of
the Prohibition Party was Temporarily or.
ganized today with James L. N, Ba9p. Of
Syracuse Chairman, who made a shori
address, invoking the people TO rise and
put down the monster Of intemperance
now imperilliDg our liberties and threaten.
Ing the destruction Of our Goyernmet.
After the appointment Of O Secretary a
long discussion took place on the admis-
sion Of delegates, and Il was finally decld.
ed to allow every prohibitionist present
70 participate In the proceedings,
The usual committees on resolutions
permanent organization and business
were appointed, and when these had re.
tired addresses were made urging the pro.
hibihonists TO stand shoulder 10 shoulder
as party, and TO organize In every coun.
y, 90 that there shall be no selling out
OF the temperance men by politicians, 49,
Mrs. Gage was invited 10 address the
Convention. Before she Commenced her
address It was moved that Mrs. Gage and
all other ladies present be made members
OF the Convention. This opened the cues.
ton OF woman suffrage, and It TVs dis.
cussed at some length. Several members
insisted that woman suffrage was vital 10
the prohibition party.
The discussion was finally concluded.
and Mrs. Gage proceeded to address the
Convention. In calling attention 10 the
greater interest taken In the prohibition
movement now than formerly, abe claim.
ed 1t was due to the women who feeling
the effects Of intemperance In their homes
were moving as they never moved before,
The address created great enthusiasm. She
insisted that the efforts OF the women
should be recognized by the temperance
men, saying that It would not be too
much Il one ot them was put on the State
ticket. ~
A series OF resolutions were presented
strongly favoring prohibition and anindc.
pendent party, denounciDg the course Of
the Republican party on the temperance
question, and gratefully commencing the
women for their efforts In the cause, :,
O. Q. Leigh was chosen permanent
President, with q list Of Vice Presidents.
Mrs. Gage offered the following: -
RsSotsed, That as all reforms In this
country are at last TO have their perma-
nent settlement at the ballot.box, and as
the only permanent and efficient aid that
woman can give tothe temperance cause
must DO through her vote, We therefore
look earnestly forward to a recognition Of
woman's political rights as means, Of
bringing about the first triumph Of the
temperance cause. -,
Referred to the Committee on Resolu.
tions, with Mrs. Gage added to the com.
mittee. 50 q
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TIM Roman Catholic Church has at
last taken action in the matter Of It's mem.
bers belonging to the Order Of the Patrons
Of Husbandry, Tor Grangerl, several
Catholics who had Joined the Fox Lake
Grange in Wisconsin, having been noti-
fed by the Bishop that their action in 90
doing was In direct opposition 10 the rule
OF the Church forbidding Catholics to
takepsrt in organizations Of secret char
acter. As q natural consequence many
members have left the grange, and as 1t Is
understood that similar action will be
taken BY the other prelates in the North
west The eftsctwill bet considerable loss
Of strength to the order. iss4
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pendltutel Of the civil branches Of service,

penditures Of the civil branches Of service
was passed. ~,
The Senate bill In regard 10 the aurvev
OF the lands Of the Northern Paciflc
Railroad Company was referred Ia the
Committee on Public Lands.
The Senate bill reorranISipp the nav.
eral staff corps OF the amy waS nassS6L
yeas 1871, nays 6S. J
The Senate amendments 10 the HouAe
bill In relation 10 courts and indic,ai s. oti1.
ces in Utah were concurred in-iiS to IA,
At2:45 the House toolr q recess n Az
Pm.
After the recess the Speaker announced
that he had appointed q. r. Hosr and
Mr.. Mitchell on the COMMITTEE Ia frame a
new government for the Distr,ot nj Coi.
umbia. wa
Mr., Butler, oil Mass, made second at.
tempt to get In his bill providing for rre.
ference being given 10 discharped SoldIers
and sailors and their relatiyes Ior annoint.
ment and reteni,on in ofEice ' 4PPO'"'
Mr.. Dreamer Objected. % stating Ina. Mr.,
Butler had humbuQRed ihe peonIe lonS
enough this session, "
During one Of the ln,ls of hrs,rss,
Mr.. MAYNARD. from The az eo%mi.tes ytbeso ~
wait on the President, apnounced thst the
committee had performed mai dutv And
had been informed by me President mai
he had no further conmunication To MAZE
to Congress: that he ienSered hjs corsrst. n ,,,,
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Wan DHRARTHHHf,
WAsHEaToA, D. O., Juno 1850 r. r
PROBABILITIES,

For New England, the Middle States
and the lower lake region, increasing
'cloudiness, and local rains north OF Viz.
ginia and Maryland will prevail, with
southwest 10 northwest winds, continued
high temperature, and stationary or rising
barometer, s4.s .4sr.-s, =
For the South Atlantic ana Gulf States,
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy and continued warm weather,
light rains from Southern Georgia west.
ward 10 Texas, southeast to southwest
winds, and continued high barometer,
except In tho last named district. y
For the upper lake region and the
Northwest, partly cloudy and decidedly
warm weather, except near Lake Supe.
rior, where the temperature will change
but slightly, and light rains will prevail.
The barometer will continue low In these
districts, with increasing easterly OF
southerly winds. -Ir,s.
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philauthropist to solve.

TIE suthoritiesot Yale College CON-
plain that 1t now costs the college just
twice as much to educate q student as 1t
receives, from him in tuition. z Were 1t
not for the outside aid that the institution
is constantly receiving tits easy to see
that 1t would soon become. bankrupt.
Thirty years ago the average amount paid
by each graduate was sixty.nine per cent
oil the expense OF his education. The
same disparity between receipts and dis.
bursements exists in other colleges, and
Is increasing. On the other hand, 1t now
costs q not very extrayagant student near
ly as much for q years study as used to
be expended BY economical men in four
years. The average expenses Of Yale
students are $767, while those of the
graduating class Of the present year ay-
erage over $1,000 per annum, Harvard
Is equally, II not more expensive.
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.FalallY sMhed.

B1ITndoRs, june q. During drunk.
en- brawlin theshermsn House early this
morning Berry Amos, aged thirtY-five,
q we'll known gambler, was fatally stab
bed, as he alleged, by sam Mcdonald,
who. was aTresIed.y McDonal Is sup
posed to be here on'a visit from Indiana.
he formerly resided near Baltimore, and
isa son ol VIM, Med Donald, the millionaire
and former owner Of Flora Temple,
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CollIlion,

81. LOUIS, June 2S.-Between 10 and II
O'clock last night the steamer Spread
Eagle scolllded with the steamer Beaver
and four barges Of Piaaia chute, about 30
miles above St Louis, and had her for
ward guards and portion Of her cabin
cut away. Robert Allen, deckhand, was
killed, and . colored roustabout named
George Peterson is miasing and supposed
TO be drowned. Il is asserted that the
Beaver had no lights on her forward
barges, which was the cause Of the accl-
dent. r.E '.tf n
Between 2OOO and 5000 Knights Tenn,
plar and citizens Of 81. Louis lett TO nigh,
Tor Chicago TO participate In the cele6ra'
ton there tomorrow. 6ss &
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FORT WAYNE.

PUsnRD HEAD LONG DOWN sTAIRs-YmE
. IN THE WOODS.
Fort WAYNE, June 23.-Yesterday Of.
ternoon a man named Michael Carroll got
into dispute with Mrs. Carey, keeper
of boarding house, which resulted in
Mrs. Carey pushing Carroll head.long
down afllght OF staifg, breaking his spinal
column and causing death in few min
utes. Mrs. Carey was arrested and held to
await the decision otthe coroner'a Jury.
A report has just reached here Of q
serious fire raging in the woods along the
line of the Fl W. 6 W. railroad near
o, All telegraphic communi.
cation Is cut of east OF Napoleon, and no
particulars can as yet be obtained,
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THE revelations concerning the growth
Of pauperisminNew York, recently made
by the Secretary Of the Social Science
Congress, were both interesting and start
ling, for they show how widely the evil
has spread, and how deficient are the
msanso relief. We cannot conceive any.
thing more notifying to American pride
than the alleged fact that every twenty!
third person in the Empire State shOuld
be apauper, and that three generationsoi
thAthelpleS, ,shiltless class are not seldom
to be found IN the ,almshouses. II We
continue at such q rate, We fear this So
clal disease will become as deep.seated
and incurable on this side Of the ocean
as 1t Is on the other, where 1t has long
become one Of the most yexatlous politi;
cal problems for the Legislator and the
philanthropist to solve. z-
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corner stone, Prorranmn.

CnIcAeo, June 23.-The arrangements
Tor laying the corner stone Of the new
government building here tomorrow arc
completed. . President Grant, who WA
expected to be present, was unable d
come. Judge Blodgett, Of the United
States District Court, viii lay the ston6
Arrangements have been made for an I'm.
mense procession olathe Masonic and
other societies, together with the citizenh
and school children. Many thouSand
strangers have already arrived In the city;
2 y-lse WARM wRATHRR. tl
The thermometer marked 90 dcgreeaia
the shade today. 2'szl
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PITTSBURGH.

PrrrsBuRdH, June IS. The Democrat.
ic County Convention met to-day and
nominated candidates for the various
county offices. A resolution was present.
ed urging the support Of Hon. George N.
Dallas for Judge Of the Supreme Court,
which met with considerable opposition
and was fnally withdrawn.
The Democratic Congressional oonyen.
tlon nominated James q. Hopkins for
Congress from the 2sd Diatrict.
There will be State Temperance Con.
vention held In Library Hall in this city
on tho 24th and 25th Of this month. a
large number Of Delegates from all parts
Of the State are expected 70 be present!
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T1E Cincinnati Enqutrr calls on the
DemOcrasy 10 ttdelesAtes 10 The Ohio
State Convention who will express the
sentiments 6t the party onithe money
question and feb6ke Senator THURMAN
Tor his contraction actions and express
slons. THERE'S fun ahead - 'S
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CINCINNATI.


CRcnGNATL June 2s-The indications
Of Lawrenceburg are that the case Of
charged with the murder Of the
Bradley family, will never go before the
grand jury. II is feared that Judge
Lynch will interfere. The preliminafS
trial closes tomorrow with tho arguments
OF counsel. = - -
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THOSE who think that the Forty. Third
Congress Is not q remarkable body Of men
are very much 5 mistaken. They have
been in process Of incubation longer, with
two exceptions, than any Congress since
the beginning Of the Government. The
session OF 1868 was two days and that
Of 1870 three days longer.
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Submarine Cable Laid.

PERNAMBuoo, June 93-The succesaful
laying Of the submirins. cable, bringing
Brazil into telegraphic communication
with Europe, has been the occasion of
much pleasurable excitementin this cour.
~. and there Is Sa1genetal Jubilee Ia
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THE Chicago Tribune OF Monday in
speaking Of the nail market in that city
sayu that nails are "tirm under good de.
mand, TO some extent speculative, and
light stocks. Dealers do not anticipate
an advance Immediately, though nails are
very firm, being lower in this market
than the cost Of manufacture and freight
to this point: 1OaGOd, per keg, IS 10 nett
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THE New York Tribune Of Saturday
expressed an opinion somewhat to the ef.
feet that the President would go back on
himself and be q drivellng idiot, or some
thing Of that sort II he signed the Confer.
sence Currency bill. And he took his lit.
tie pen in his hand and did that very
thiDgl WhatWillthe Tribune do about III
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BAYARD TAYLOR has secured tho cor
respondence that passed between Joseph
and Potiphar's wife, and wants to trans.
late it 1tappears by the correspondence
that what has been hitherto heard Of the
story was only Joseph's version, as he re.
ported Il 10 his wile.s
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LlvERPOo1, June ss-Ths steamer
City Of Brussels and Algeria from New
York, and the Scandinavian from Quebec
arrived out.
NEw YoRK, June 23.-Arrived.-The
'steamships Pamde and Herper from
Hamburg; BSlinis from Glasgow, and
RuSAIa and Venada from Liverpool. /
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SPAIN.
ALONG coNFERRsoR

MADRID, jane Castellar and Ma,-
tenez had . long conference yesterday on
the iuslon o.. the Republicans and Rsdi-
Gals The latter demand asa condition OF
tho fusion the electien Of q NOW Onries, |
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The field trial Of rsspsrs for the reward
OF premiums, BY order oil the Exposition
n this city last fall, commenced a
Sharon, Hamilton county, to-day. The
reapers were classified as selfraEefs And
droppeEs, and were tested. Twenty-one
reaPers were In composition. Al large
number oI farmers and mechanics were
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1-iWrIt Of Error Refused. |.

CoLp,tBus, June 28-The Supreme
Court to-day refused q writ olerrorfi the
case Of Hugh pougherty, who was convict.
cd ol murder In the first degree al Lam
caster recently, His execution viii take
place q LAncaHter In August. ~ .
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ITis pretty certain that the financial
question will not be an issue In WestV Vir.
glnia politics this fall, lnasmuch as all our
representatives In both branches Of Con,
gress Sotediior the currency bill. r5i.
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OMAHA, June 93.-A German boy wa
drowned In the river last evening.
Joseph r. Ryan, Of Company ! Ninth
Infantry, among tho troops that LETT here
yesterday, fell between the cars ct Grand
Island last night aud was killed. -
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NEW YORK CITY.
HLKrrMoop rARK RLoEa.

NEW YoRk, June 2s.-The Fleetwood
Park trot for purse Of $500, between
Goldsmith Maid and Judge Fullerton was
won by the former In three straight heats.
Time-2:20, a:97t. 2:93. ID -
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The Cincinnati Cotton Exchange to.
day decided to join the National Cotton
exchange, and 70 send two delegates
annually 10 the Convention. -
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FUNERAL OF MRS, ], y AUDuB0N.

The funeral OF the late Mrs. j. ]. AUDI.
bon, wife oi the great naturalist, took
place this morning. The services were
conducted in the Church Of Intercession
and were largely attended by the friends
ot the deceased. The floral tributes were
numerous and very handsome.
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SHOT ms eIsTRR.

Al midnight last night, in Newark, N.
]. John q. Huber entered the apartments
othis sister and shot her IN the head, In
dtcting q fatal wound, because abe re.
fused 10 discontinue receiving the atten-
lion Of suitor whom Huber. disliked.
He was arrested and while In the cell at
tempted to commit suicide.
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Base Ball.

NEw YoRx, June GA game of base
ball took place to-day between tbs Ath-
letics and Mutuals. The score stood a.
lollows: Athletics Il, Muiuala 4. y
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BOSTON.

RosToS, June 98. Tho Massachusetts,
Senate today passed to engrossment By q
vote Of 10 to 8 a bill to establish . rcfor-
matory prison for women. 75
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- H- AHAS we wv VARIATION,
LltBoE, June eS.-The customary rnSs.
sages OF thanksgiving and congr6ttlatIon
have passed between Portugal and Bran
over the establishment Of telegraphie
eon1tnttnic cation. ~. ~. Y - :. h :
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PRoyDRSoE, June 2S.-The General
Assembly took one ballot for United
states Senator today and adjourned,
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MAINE

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION, M
PORTLAND, June 23.-.The Democratic
State Convention has nominated JoShIA
Titcomb Tor Governor.
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BY TELEGRAPH
AssooIATHp PRRna REpoRT

By the Western Unioa.Lana. g.
omes Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Bis.
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FOREIGNi.,,I9I Z
TKlEaRAPHic coWMUNIcArroN.

'-'e- ,r,.r- hss.E3 bza iaIsl.
PORTUGAL. 'vi, -si,, ~.
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DAcIxED nv IL BknTLEHAN. SD<-zs-S
- wAnliANrizn. For 7ac ~ 49,
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Legislative Assembly.
Regular Biennial Session-1s74.

sEvExrr-FoURrH DAY, July 2s.
Assembly met at the usual hour.
The House proceeded to the unfinished business Of
the day, which was the Appropriation Bill on its
third reading.
The following items were discussed and passed on
final reading
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
Salary Of Chancellor and Chief Justice, SO, 600,
passed.
Salary of First Associate Justice, s. 900, passed.
Salary Of Second Associate Justice, S. O0O passed.
Salary of Clerk Of Supreme Court, $1,000, passed
Salary Of Deputy Clerk of Supreme Court, 50, 400.
Passed.
Salary Of Interpreter of Supreme and Police Courts,
s.. GOO. Passed.
Salary Of Circuit Judge Of Maui. 81, 900. Passed.
Salary Of Circuit Judge Of Hawaii, 900. Passed.
Salary Of Circuit Judge Of Kauai, 81. 900. Passed.
Salary Of Police Judge of Honolulu, 50 900. Passed.
Salary OF Police Judge of Hilo, Hawaii, $1,000.
Salary Of Police Judge Of Lahaina, Maui, 81 200.
Passed
Salary Of District Judge of Puma. $780, Passed
Salary Of District Judge of Kau. $500. Passed
Salary of District Judge of North KOna, 5000,
passed. providing that if judge for North and
On motion Of His Ex. the Attorney General the
sum of 500 was inserted salary due to j. W. Uku-
mea, District Judge of HOnuaula, Maui, from JAN
uary last to April of this year.
On motion of Hon. C. K. Kakani the Salary of
Deputy Clerk Of the Supreme Court was reconsider
ed, and passed amended by the same gentleman,
s, ,00O
Hon. D. W. Kaue moved to reconsider the vote Of
yesterday relating His Majesty's Pryy Purse and
Royal State. Carried.
Hon. S. Kaai moved to increase it to SIS, 900.
Hon. j. Nawahi opposed the raising to $4,000.
He thought $4,000 quite enough. No doubt that
the expenses will come up to million OF more, by in
creasng the salaries above the amount in the bill.
On motion the amendment TO increase TO $4,000
was put and carried-S6 votes cast. 25 ayes and IL
motion to reconsider the Salary of Postmaster
General by raising to S. 900, was put and carried.
Hon. E. Mikalemi moved TO reconsider the pay of
messengers, and motion Of Hon. J. KRkina the
item was passed ms amended, $, ,2sS.
On motion, the salary of the Secretary Of Foreign
Affairs reconsidered and passed at $4,000.
House adjourned.