Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-22

msnt g EeuestiOn, Mszrs. DOnnan, Monroe
Senate ban referring ne petition o. Ros--t
NJ; and stephen A. Douglas sOr Chains tor cotton
SCI zed was taken up and passed.
MI. Wilson (ind-l from tie Committee nm
District Affairs, submitteda
sent in this Afternoon, In relation ~ one % the
features OF the btu 90 provide a government for
the District Of C0lumbia.
Mr., wlsGn. n :. sSpSnns tSs report s.,a
and the latter said he had misunderstood TIE
n'Atter- There Was now no difl florence between
tie President and the committee or tho subject.
MI. Dawes made the point that II vas not in
otdef TO repeat on the door CONVERSION with
TIE chair sustained the point OF order.
Mr.. kellogg said ne was informed ti.at many
81 We laeerers had taken the certificates IN
message. -
The next bill on the table was wha, /, known
TIRE CIVIL RIaHrS nftt.
Mr.. Elcredge moved 20 suspend the rules and
refer the bin 20 the Judiciary Committee. RE-
Mr.. Poland moved to put the BIN on its pss.-
age, pending which
Mr. Eldredge move to adjourn. but the latter
The question then recurred on az Poland,s
motion, but IL was Teiectec-yeas. lf0, nays 81.
wo-thirds not voting in the Affirmative TIE
vote was strictly partisan, with the exception
OF the following republican,, who voted IN the
negative: Messrs. Butler OF Tenn, Crutchaeld
Sumter, Harrison, HYDE, LOwndes, Pbeips,
Ray, Sener, Smith q Va, StAnard, ST. John,
Thomas and Thornburgh.
Mr.. Eldredge then moved 20 refer the blll 20
the Committee ON the Judiciary.
Mr.. q. r. Hosr opposed the motion. He said
the committee would not be called again until
late Ina the next session aud 10 80 refer II would
be 60 Kin the bill.
MIR. Eldredge retorted that Il was dead any,
how, and could not be resurrected.
The bill was then permitted 10 lie on the table
~. Nathelu presented The report OF the CON-
mittee OF conference on the deficiency apprO-
pTiatiOn bill.
The report was agreed 90.
Mr.. Shanks then submitted a report from the
conference committee on the Indian appropri-
alton bill: which was agreed 60.
The point upon which the first conference
, re-, was reJested vas the Appropriation for
House cOncurred.
The Honse then, at II:fO p. m, took recess
~ H'"e'
RS-For marrying Mrs. Rogers, who il thirteen
years Old, Thomas Reedy, OF Rowley, Mass,
Technically, ~ was a case Of abduction; aud
keedy had already three wives living.
f<The crusaders are having Troublesome
times IN Scranton, Pa. The times Saw Their
have had the costs OF prosecut % paw in sew
eral instances, and the grand jury has found a
biu against one OF them for conspiracy.
- by law OF mississippi no licenses 90 sell
liquor are granted except the petition therefor
be signed by majority OF the electors in tho
Ncinsge and by Two thirds OF the women over
eighteen.
- AZ reservoir should burst M In Vermont
and carry away ten or dozen republican can
didates for governor, there would still he enough
left for three or four similar diszsters.-DofiOa
Post.
~This IL the weather TO break In new shoes
No other pleasure In life Is equal 90 that OF pull
ing them OF az night, and putting a pair OF
feet that feel like a dropsical toad with q high
fever, into bucket OF cold water.
rTA young gentleman OF Terre Hsute re-
marked 20 n female comp anton the other eye-
ming: "Ah! the most beautiful evening in nv
recollection. Luna looks peculiarly beauti-
full WAS that her just went by?" quickly
asked the young lady.
@Three hundred and fifty women delegates
representing nearly every county in Ohio, are
IN convention at Springfield, 20 enGeavOr Co
concentrate influence against the license CLAUSE
In the new constitution of the state.