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The Black Hills, &c.
GChevenne Leader "a ult.1

Prof. JaDney. in reply to the question
Z are the Black Hills worth seventy mill
ion dollars, !" answered, mot to the Indl
ans. They do not live there. and there il
DO evidence to show that they have ever
made that eonats5 their home. It il
worth to them about three hundred sets q
tepeo poles, perhaps three hundred deer,
and twenty cords Of wood, per year,
just think that y few Indians, who have
the same right to the country ~ the buffa
10 or deer. and produce no more. occupy
. country which contains gold enough to
pay of the national debt. and whose
valleys and hill sides would support
thousands upon thousands of our hife
pioneers, who would develop the country,
and add Wyoming to the galaxy Of
State. the brightest gem in the constella-
ton.
The entire district recently explored by
Prof. Janney, known Is the Bear Lodge
District, is west Of the Sioux Reservation,
and upon The unceded Indian lands
The whites by the terms OF the treaty Of
1868 are to be excluded from the unced
Ell Indian lands, 50 long as the buffalo
range there in such numbers a. to Justify
the chase. THIS condition exists NO
longer, as no buffalo range in the Bear
Lodge District. The Indians do not live
there, ncr do they mike any use Of that
country, except to trail across it. 1t sen.
sons. when moving from the Powder
River country to White Earth River. At
best, the presence Of miners in there Is
only technical violation of the letter Of
the treaty, and = not . violslion in its
spirit.
The latest news from the Agencies indi
cate that Red Cloud and Spotted Tail and|
heir followers are gettirg anxious about
telling out the Black Hills, asd seem dis
posed to look upon its transfer to the
whites with more favor now than they
nave At any time. These red fellows
Know full well that the miners will nos.
ess themselves Of that country soon. ard
hat they might as well s..tt;e down .spdl
With good grace.
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r w.
.ENTFNN NAL.
RVS. 1876
PRodIA16AT1oN>
|cucLGo AND NORTH E1kkl
RAILVlf
I;aaEw {< rs, ssfu''s ''sn OVERLAND u
Passenger for CHICAGO. Misgst. ts.I
I1stNeh,ro PHILADELPHIA, 00usso'
|ouebec. NEW York Boston, o. w
|point East, should buy the.s
TRANs-C0NTMENTAt TICKETS
Via tho Pioneer Route.
the CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY.
TETS rs THE RESP ROUTE sAoI'
RI Tsack IL Of STEEL RAILS and on
!, h.. heen made the FASTEST tine thai
has ever been MADE 10 this country. ~
this ronte passengers for Polnn s.ss =.
Chicago have choice Oh the fo1sowauk
lines from Chicago:
RyTHE PYYTsBURG. FORT WAYNE
AND CHICAGO AND PENNS1L-
VANIA RAILWAYS:
q THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, With
j Pullman Palace Car through to rnil-
adelphia and New York on eseh train.
I THROUGH TRAIN. With Pullman
/ Palace Can 70 Baltimore and wash
ingtOn. ~
RI TIE LAKE SHORE NtRHlGAN
sflIITHERN RAILWAY AND CON
NECTIONS (NEW YORK CENTRAL
AND ERIE RAILROADS:
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY. WITH
= Palace Drawing Room and silver
Palace Sleeping Cars through to New
York --
BY THE MICHIGAN GENITAL.
GRAND TRUNK. GREAT WEEI
ERN AND ERIE AND NEW 4Ohh
CENTRAL RAILWAYS:
. THROUGH TRAINS. with Pullman
= Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cara through to New York TO Niagara
Falls, Buffalo, Rochester, or New YORK
Oity.
By BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL.
ROAD:
q THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with
4 Pullman Palace Cars for Newark.
GAINESVILLE, Wheeling. Washington and
Baltimore, without change.
This is the SHORTEST. BEST and
,nly line running Pullman celebrated
PALACE SLEEf'ING CARS AND
COACHES, connecting with Union Haciic|
Railroad vt OMAHA md from the WEST.
via Grand junction, &srrhall. Cedar
Rapids. Clinton. Sterling and Dixon, foTl
CHICAGO AND THE EAST.
This popuAr route IL unsurpassed or
Speed, Comfort ADD Safety. The smooth. /
and perfect track Of steel
.aiDs. the celebrated Pullman PalaceI
Sleeping Cars, the perfect Telegraph Sys
em of moving trains, the regularity with
which they run, the admirable arrange
nent for running through cars to Ohtcagol
rom I'll points West, secure to passengcreI
III the comforts in modern Railway Trav.
ling. No change Of Carr and no tediousI
lelays 1t Ferries.
Passengers will find Tickets via this
'avorite Route at the Geceral Ticket
offices Of the Central Paci6c Railroad in
ian Francieco aud Sacramento. and in ALL
he Ticket Offices cf the Central Pacific
w. H. STENNETT,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
MARVIN HCGHITT.
Gen. Snpt, Chicago.
n. p. STANWOOD. General Agency.
FL Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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4 destructive fire occurred in Salt Lake
City on the 2Sth ult, Involving loss Of
about $50. 900.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05

Nine prisoners recently escaped iron,
the Council Bluffs jail.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05

nIhe largest stock Of Fancy Goods
nnk Notions can be found II j. Basinsh;,s
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05

NVA6 If
]. hs,.ry, .s; i,sss . ~:
IN !, may concern. h - ne p&!ms
lin, or owning any par .;Htn,aisd d ~
=: !; he inc. "s' ss;s'::si;; ss,.. ''s':
Meagh.r county: M"" -. lhs sposs
cOmc forward and pa Wv r. iodr fof
pend f"r you on ~. !. ,soaira v /
' Ss;s:: H. s', :s :':.; :s9;;s;s &c.;
are paid within ninety '..!y,.s, il aid ~
d.te hereof. your inle s''.,ss,.,ion q
be forfeited 70 me oJ n'KiNGsSv"
Helena, Mt, J.s '''' ~
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Commercial Failures.

New York. Nov. 2.
a dozen or more small failures were an
bounced yesterday, embracior trader. il
nearly every line Of staples. None of any
amount and majority came to light bv
assignments filel in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Court.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05

The largest ratt!esnske ever seen on the
coast was killedin Tl!are county, Cal. las,
week. It measured Is feet, ard had 81
rattles.
, 1875-02-06
HOUSE,
nEY{sloN or REVENUE LAwB.

AGfhl0N Of AEfESGG AAHb%
streta! Dspatch 10 ri. Chieaao Vr,oun..
srnvar1EIp, Ill.,, Fob. 5,--The question
whether, at this session tho revision OF tho
Revenue law ahall be attempted, was brought up
III the Houae this morning on . resolution Of
ferel by MIR, Cummings instructiug tbe Commit
too on Noyenun to make and report such reyis-
ion. Upon tho statement Of Mr. Cummings
that this resolution wRs offered at the aug
Gestion Of that Committee, aud to test
tho aensc Of the House on the
subject, the resolution was prompt
ly adopted by decided majority.
Mr.. Winter introduced = resolution on tho same
subject. It rccites the impohihi!ity, In many
cases, Of collecting 1a1es On raal estate. ffotp
tue fact TINT personal properly ID not liable
therefor. and that In tho different countos
thousands OF dollars aro In consequence uueol-
lected, and inssruotB the COMMITTEES on Revenue
to report bill making personal property iablo
for taxes on tho real estate Of the owner. Asan
Illustration Of how lttla members know Of what
IL dono IN the House, 1t should bo noted thst,
only day before yesterday, Judge Bronson In
troducod preclseIy such a bilt. Tho resolution
wsA refsrrod to the Committoe on Reyeuuo.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
| The Committee On Appropriations reported
back tho bill making approximations for the arrest
| aud conviction OF tho Williamson County CUT
l
| amended as to reduce the appropriation from
| SIC, 600 to p, 600. Nessrs. Parker Wilcox, and
| turner, Of the Committee, made q minority re-
port adverse to t!o I'LL, In support Of the
| minority report, Nr. Wilcox stutod that tho view
| ha took OF tho matter waa that tho people OF
Williamson County were abundantly able to pro-
tcet Themselves in tho promises, II tboy ciOse to
do ao. Arrests, it appeRred, had been made, alnl
| inlirtnontg found but nobody lad heell brought
| to trial. What Waa now 10 l6 dOue was to fetch
| tie perpetrators Of the ont1aHaa there to trial
aud punishment and that devolved upon tie All
| tjloritieB at Williamson. Alter some discussion
tne whale subject was laid over and made the
spectator lor Friday of next week.
/ TIE RAB7x CLAIM
A resolution WIS introduced by Mr.. Armstrong
recituE that u Inau1anuH lad beer iHaued bY the
supreme Court to the Auditor Of statc cou,uland-
| nc him to draw l,fH warrant upon tslo Treasurer
fur tile full amount Of tho llsstz claim Rgnibst
the State; aud shat no appropriation Ind boon
nado for said claim, without whinl no payment
tue Judiciary Committee should inyesti-
gate tho matter and report such bill A.
| they might dstm proper. The Htrtz claim
il for stationery furnished the THenty-sl1th
General Assembly, aud will bs remembered ~
made ont ou the very liberal scaIs in1icated by
the charge at 5tl for tlnglo sponge. The total
q claim, is abans 60 O0O. The resolution was adopt
| cd without debate.
| city rnuaT nv AURORA.
Tho Committee c.l the Judicial Department re-
rosted back the bill fur the aboltion of tho City
Court Of Aurora, with tho recommendation that
| IL pAss, which Was coRcurted In.
| REPORT OF I1IA BLIND AsYLUM.
In Ecspuuss to Nit. Abngltb resolution Of iu-
, 1875-02-06

ouiry ns to rul,iie charitable institutions, Snnt
Phillips, ol the Blind AsYlltm. hAtmftted to-
port, rl1iai WAS laid before tho Ifu1,ss lry tl,o
speaker. It anws tho ,n,nher OF ialnaIcn
u. Dec. /. 18Th to have hecm toi recetpts from
sales Of articles manufactured by tlicna. from
fa72 up 10 Dec. !, 1874, &6720. aggregate sal-
aries Of officers and employees Of the institution
~, 100 per anil11m.
rHrFnMErrArE APPELLATE counrr. T.
Mr.. t}askdf off1t0tt 4 reroEutioH- Hhlnh was
adopted. ihstruettng tho Committee OF tho Judi
cial Department to consider tho question Of tho
establishment of Intermediate appellate currts,
an tn report whether, IN their opinion. the pub
lie intrrests reqnlre tht establishment Of such
courts.
INF0HMArfoN cALr.ED ron.
Information m 10 tho canal Commiaaonors'
operations waH called for BY = resolution intro
dncea by Afr. Dnnno Of Cook. It re1nesta tho
Governor 10 communicate to tho House the
number Of employees 0f tho Commission, thgf
pay. ana how they ara employed the number Of
commission dnripK the rast eiEhteel. years the
amount Of tolls collected annually for the last
eighteen years; the Ahpruensa aonth Of La
Salio anil other statistics showing the business
of tho canal for each OF the 1aht eighteen ypatB.
THE RHAWNEErhWN HnAK.
Tha Committee on Appropriation reported al
voraely on tho bill approprtnting 960, ono to pnY
sle 1e7eo in.lehtetinoss Of the City Of Shawnee
town. The bill, however. was ordered to sec.
ond reading, and p>EsiblY, through trading OF
votes for otfler measures. tnny carry.
HILIs INTRODUCED.
Mr., Barker introduced bill to authorize
Judges to ordor special venus for tile t1iaI OF
any criminal caans whon, IN their opinion, it
sl,Ali be required for tho on!s Of public juatce.
Afr. Croukfito introduced bill providing for
| the election Of Cnna Commissioners On 'she
minoritT-ropresentatton plat:s
! Mr.. HAKler introduced bill providing that The
| State Board Of Equalization shall mot rsdi1ce
| tie aggregate assesseh valuation nf the State,
| neither shall the noard incra*Ho tho aggregate
/ valuation except when necessary to jnHt e1uhl-
| lzaton, aud ton not to exceed per cont Of tho
| aggregate valuation. R&ilroad property ID or
| cetted from tho operation, Of tho bill.
Dir. Iiso introduced bill providing that tho
| investment Of funds tn the Treasury Of the
btAte, or the funds In any City or County Treas
rry, that may be in exceys Of $25000 aud In ex-
coss. also, OF appropriations and clatms allowed,
payable within the next thirty days. shall he III
| vestcd In United States bonda.
| 1atFOKTAHT TO THE np1H.
| The most extraordinary Dog bill OF oil Dog
| bills WAS introduced by alr. SideIl. It provides
that tho owner Of any dog shall hnve the right
| to list tbe animal for taxation, whereupon this
| dog shall be taxed Al other personal propofty.
and the valuation 80 given shalt ba taken as tho
truo value Of the dog tmt In any prosecution
for theft OF the dog porBe.son shall not be taken
| aB proof OF guilt unless It WAS maintained by de-
priying the dog Of his liberty.
, 1875-02-06
INDIANA.

uHIaFAN4 4~hH41AAAAiJNs
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. b.--1n the sen,ta "a
day Tho srsclat order wsn the constdefnsiot, ~
tho tesolnsions on Ills question OF of1icka .na
salaries, including ali StAto and county oflieer,
giving them stated salaries, and paying all fe..
nov collectable by Law into the Htato and Count,
Trcasusies. A long debate ensued upon tbs
idea OF paying county otsicarn ont Of tho general
treasury bnt finally tho Committee Of tho Whol.
hKreod to that idch, and she Standing Commit -
wau instructed to incorporate thai feature In tn.
BILL to bo reported, Tho Governors Baiary NJ.
fixed at SC.000, Attorney Gnnorat's nt 42Dnn
aud Criminal Jndgea, at 81, 200 por year ''
A bill passed for listing lands IN 1876, All
every hFs ycnrs after.
Tending discussion she Committoo rose. And
the Senate adjourned ,itlti1 hfuhday.
In tho 1louno tho bill reducing tho ror diem r,
ncmhels to SC VIII debated hnd finally recnm.
mttea NTH instructions to report bill rcducin,
oil salaries from tho Governor down.
Tho Committee oil Elections reported In fayo,
Of Waterman, sitting member from DeKaIb
Connty, and II wns agreed 10.
Bills passed dotirihg grave-robbing, eud a1jny
tho penalty at from avo TO twenty senrs inpris
ohment for releasing sMretios OIL debt gber.
III twolvo months.
Bills urso Introduced prohibiting tho mtat,
factnre, importation, aud Balo OF liqnors for
bonrd OF th1eo pfihon inspectors, to b.y.
charge Of both State-Priaole, and defining nm.
feasional thieves.
Resolutions passed for abolshing tho Ii,
compelling County Atsessors to cptlcct md IA.
port certain BtatiHticA to the Auditor Of btRte,
Adjourned Until Monday.
, 1875-02-06
KANSAS,
rrhr rfwt-,Th4f

Special Diapateh to The CAicaor Tribune.
TorEKA, Kan, Fob. BIN tho 8enate tod,
tho Houao bill appropriatiuy ae5,000 su.ps,
money In tho state Treasury to needy countiests
buy grim for eoed and to foed stock came ~
and mas mid over Until tomorrow.
In tie Houae the Senate bill giving couutia
power to vote bonds for tho purcllaHo of gts,
and to furnish each gram to needy petsons u
cost IN years time WINS ordered to tuird reah
iilg, and will be passed. tomorrow. It iB under.
stood that the Joint Committee on Deetituttopls
preparing bill for The direct appropriation ot
100000 to furnish food aud clothing to peopis
Of froutior counties. Tile State Rellof Comu,.
tee threatens to atop soliciting ali unless bs
state shall promptly do something for tho sut.
fHrrrg.
, 1875-02-06
NOTES AND NEWS,

SI<oiat utspatsh u The Ghieapo Tribune.
WAsH1suroN. .. G.. Feb. 6.-lha ltouse nom
concurfod in tho Benata amendment to tue Legis-
iative Appropriation bill, which provided that
The Circuit Court Of tho United 6tates for Iowa
shall bs hala 1t the times and places now pro-
vided by Law fos holding the Unitsd stateH Dis-
trsc. coust In said district but the Circuit Judge
shall M. be- required to Hit in ssid Court, excep.
Il Dcs MoineA> aud that all appeals or "1'ts Of
s,1or allowed hy law from tho District Court to
tue Circuit Court for Iowa shall be taken to the
Circuit Court 1t Des Moines, 70 be heard by said
Court whsn held by one or more Circuit judges:
Flis amendment must now 80 to Committee Of
Gep{eTsnce.
rnE sTEAMbnAr INSPECTORS.
Tia Board Ut HnpelYialug IuHpectors qf Reeam-
, 1875-02-06


In shs Oh1o House yesterday this bil1so sbolss
capital punishnlAnt waa defeated by q fott o.
10 ~
Tho wood-shed and water .houss Of tho L."
Shore d Michigan Southern nailroz' st aea.
dallvlls, Ind. mas destroyed by fre Ftb + ~,
about S6.060. a hiRh wind blowing, slio ~ ~
F1za Department. With arduoua labor, sa7ea ~"
aieyatoE aud tho depot.
according to tue report Of Samuel ksnengiI. s.I.
mlllwsiYht, OF Doayer, Col, twsnty-@ouf mtn, .lo.
will b. constructed along the diftereit ssfs:'I..
Of Colorado during tho next two ytasa ali. ~. H.
inti!snt oysr tho prospects, having d. cofaps"
Hou in tho Aald.
Yesterday morning when tho free lafgeft w. sss
lot cut OF tho Fort Wayllo stasion-ha'ss. .arJ Il
tbiEtJ-ase hsd remained daring the nsht vi vi
them, lcolorcd) was found to 10 afiltea siHs W.
wcll.develnpod case Of smallpox. ltodGcihpas. ha.n
decided sensation. Tha dodgers had ~ vsIs @ta
huddted together in two small ruosf, 4aa 4aaao,sa
feared many ot them nltlst have bees 1nies.sl ~
Tho patlsnt Was removed to the psskAsss>
IL poH untak AadlcA oaNk
, 1875-02-06

STILL NO EIt0fCE FOR FENATOH.
CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 5.-Tl,e joint ballosut
at Charleston, ". Va, this afternoon, resulted.
Walkes, Il prico, 1G; Johnston, 13; Bcnueth
20 Scott, +.
WHEELtSa, ". Va, Fob. SIT d CAUCUS 4!
Charleston, n. Va. Price waA wtiulta h.
Eufogles wero l,aksed OIL Wn!kcr, urging hts e.s
tion. Three ballots we're taken With no effect
hut Walker is ahead. Tic Senate passed ths Bill
remosing thu capitni to Whcoing.. Itis though
tho Houso will pass it at m early dag.
, 1875-02-06
NORTH CAROLINA,

RaIE1uu. N. G., Fob. 5.-fn the House Of Rsp
resentativcs to.day resolution unn introduced
thanking Brown, Of Kentucky, for his manly d.
fenBe Of tho South, and biz dcnunciation of I,us
ler, On IhuwdAy.
, 1875-02-06

Polk md Burnett; repeating an net to lid H.
West Wisconsin 1lAflgoad Cnmpanyt 10 oonfas
upon Court Commissioners nf Federal Co1,t..
tho aan1e powers Al aro cunfnsred on Cotnm;..'
slun"ra nf state Conrth. i1a wore pascal ~
eRtab1.l, court in Barron County and 10 sncna y
the charter nf thh Cltv ot Madison. Ths Han'.a
adjourned till to-nlprrnw.
, 1875-02-06

Srectai Dtspa'rh to The CA'cHae 7ribH"e.
0TTAwA, ILL.,, Feb. B.-Tho noon rassenksf
train going south on the Fox Myer fslNf
Branch Of the Chicago, Burlington i Qufac'
nAi'road HAs delayed three hours to-dAy by he
Bmash-np OF . coal train going north. soEns q
tic coal rars jumping tho track At Dayton
righted With somo danlsge, but no ono was hu1I
, 1875-02-06

cooL1E REs0lUTIoN.
San FnAEc1sco, Feb. 5.-Tle Nevada Sensh
yesterday finally passed. tho Assembly Joint rst
olution asking Congreas to amond tho trea1
NTH China for the prevention Of cooiolsm.
, 1875-02-06
TENNESSEE,

sENATGn ANDREW JOHNSON,
Spcrtat D1spatch to The Ehica7a Tribune.
NASHVILLE, TOM, Feb. 5.-The menbefs d
tho Legislature whu voted nEa,nst Andrew john.
san called On him before leaving for 3lempb;,
tonight, expressing thoir qualification at ii,
ma',nor In which i,it election has boon reesiyti
al! oye1 tho country.
, 1875-02-06

responded with tho nrapoRiton that Tho Davis
men name four candidates f0t thom tn eesrt
from on platform Of tlleir framing. tbs Davis
men replied that thpY would Only agrce that the
Dctn0erAte might tnnkc n Plat form and they
furnish the candidate for 1t. lilo Democrats
were in catcss tl,ie afternoon md did hppoint
Uommttaa on Platform, cnuFfettnE at thren
Democrats mud two Liberal Republicans. but
members nf tho cAuct1A asEort TINT there wnh no
understanding that It WAS preparatory 10 a con,-
promise.
IN THE SENATE
bill nas introduced 10 oure defects Of tttlb In
spi't fsaflroad Company. aa o1poscd BY
tlie 1sto decision Of tho Huprome. Court,
that the amended charter of tho Company
OF 1861 wnH Invalid. Tho bill confirms tho
rtElna of occupants Of lands who have acquitted
t!lle from the Company or TruBsoess conirma
ttHst-dcetfs given to secure mortgages and bontls
Of tho Company. It will undoubtedly pass IN a
shape eatir factory to settlers and the crc1tuts
Vt she Company.
bill HtHa.
ReaolntionB were passed. unanimously calling
on William y. King to forthwith clear 1Ii,nscif
bofore the Congressional Committee or resign
hts election to Congress-. It appeared In tho dn-
bato that King hid both emphatlcalky denied
with Pacific Mail to personal aud party
friends, who would otherwise havo op-
posed Ills election. Those ttho acknowledged
that they hnd been his personal friends hcknuwi-
edged that they woro ashamed 1t hfs public rep
utation. Republicans declared that shey ored 1t
to tho party to punish tho men who hay0
injured it anil endangered ts s'lcccsa At a time
when its failure wonfa be danage to tho co1lu-
Try.
NO nEpUmAr1oN.
The debate OH the old railrnad bonds Of Wis
consin waa continued, and q vote on tho pondi,g
questionable tfauHfer OF 50p000 acres OF inter
nal improvement. ant'a to the pornnsnent schoo'
Funtl-stoHed fifteen ut thittg-tEo benAtors
YrtHenf In fhvnr Of Yetniufe1p thn lnnIa tn MEET
, 1875-02-06

Gratis FA1S1Fy1Na TIE aECoRn-lEFuaAL or
WOLFF TO APOLOGIZE.
Dtspatch 10 the Ne,u York Tfnes..
HAnn1sbul1a, Pa, Fob. "A degraceful
aoeua took place In the House At q late hour last
night, provoked by tho impenetrablo stupidity
and partisan injustice Of Speaker Patterson, OF
Petersburg, who called on the sergeant-at-Arms
to elect Wolfe, Of Union, whom he declared out
Of order whom ho waa clearly In order, and ell
titled to the floor. Loud words and confusion
ansued. and hare been made tho occasion of
sensational dispatches to tho newBpspera In your
city. Tho story about pihtals and knives being
drawn is puro fiction. Tho session ended in
great confusion, but the whole atraiT WaB simply
disgraceful row. and ut no time gave promise
OF becoming serious, Tho untruthtnl teleRrat,a
concerning the Affair give it m Importance which
1t does not MORT, and sufficiently e1cuao my
mentioning the matter now.
But greater outrage WAS perpctratcd at to-
days session, when the Democrats deliberately
fAlsi0ed tho record to juatify their actiop, aud
by uiroct vote declared the official stenogra aph-
er's report wrong, and the Glerka journal right.
drccd. but rhon the Democrats saw tho hour Of
adjournment would arrive boforo tho vote could
10 reached 4 motion MA HAda to extend tho
time Of tic session. Some Of the members
spoke against tImo. and tho motion was With
drawn to give place to ono making the resolution
OF censHto special orior for to-tnorrow. Tho
yeas and nays having been called At about ono
minute before |. tho regulnr hour Of ,adjousa-
mont. Nr. Mitchell, Of IioXs, said: "Mr.
fact that two-thirda votc ih necessary
to curry this motion" Tho Speaker re-
piled: "Tho guntcrnaa Is perfectly cor
Mct. It will 1equfea two-thirds vote, which
will not be got. Tho l1ouse ssantls adjourned
till tomorrow mornsng At II o'clock" During
tho session the Bergeant-at.AFMH produced
Wolfe st the iar OF ths nonss; but tho atsor re-
fused 70 spoloElss aa shs Hoose tatlea to aet
Tioas, b. ol,le ths ab!e.t nlan in tho lioisse,
made silonE speee, telsinstl the Speaker Ia had
grown tired Of Lis groas larlailly and outrageous
Of sl,ch wrongs OIL ths minority. ue repraseit-
ol. he said, 10000 Of the psaple al lennsyvanlA,
aul had right 10 bo heani thero, and would b.
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