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Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25
MOnIT0N co.

No. 1902 F Street, Washington, D. C., Agents for the Collection of, and hasten ing the payment of claims against the several Departments Of government.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25
Annexation .Of Grant County New
 Mexico Go Arizona.

At the recent general election in Grant county, New Mexico. vote was taken for aud against the annexation of that county To Arizona. which re- suited in nearly unanimous voie in favor of the proposition. The Silver City Herald says;
 We are greatly reioiced at the una nimity of our eople and hope lnal the Furty-tifly Congress will impart new life to our county by severing our connection with New Mexico. and place Us where we geographically be- lOng-tO AriZ0na-and where We can tructiiy by reason of her wise and be- nefcent legislation.
 Now that the people mainly to be effected by this change have spoken m decided manner and by thelr votes at the ballot box nearly unanimously agree that the change is desirable, and we can see no good reason why this desire should not be gratifed. It is a matter of no importance tn the Feder- al Government whether this piece of territory IS retained by New Mexico or annexed 10 Arizona. |. will not IT. ceive any additional expense in any event. This being the case the first and most important question to decide is in which condition will the people 10 be effected by the change be most prosperous and cOntented, and this question has been decided by the peo- pie themselves. They say in unmis- takable terms that they prefer to be- come a part of the Territory of Ari- zOna
 There are many good and substan- ual reasons outside of tine complaint they make of unjust laws in New Mex icO The trade between Grant county and Arizona is large and constantly increasing; the people of that county have already large mining and mer- camille interests in Arizona; the pre- dominating interest at thIs time. both there and here k mining, and ncyl~ the same fostering care, and in any and every point of view, the change it seems to Us would prove beneficial both to the people of that county and Arizona. We hope therefore thal Con gress will act promptly in this matter and give a willing assent to the united " ice of the people who are interested
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25
JOHN E. NAYLOR,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
 AND NOTARY PUBLIC. PhceniN, MaricopS County, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25
J. P. HoYT,
P. HoYT. A. P. K. sA
 HoYT d STAFFORD,

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs AT LAW.
 Tucson, Arizona. VIII practice fin Civil Cases In all the
 courts of the Territory. Especial attention will be given To cases In the Supreme Court. Tucson, Arizona, Novemb Der l, 1878. 5-tf
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25
JAMES ABEGG,

MAIN STREET, YUMA, ARIZONA. News Depot. Book and Cigar Store, Con- fectlonery and Fancy Goods.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25
THEO. F. WHITE,

CIVIL. ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. Deputy Surveyor or Mineral Lands. Tucson. Arizona. 5O-tf
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25
Pioneer News Depot
Celestial Restaurant
CIGAR STOER.

- by WoNG TAI. Tucson. Arizona THIS FIRST-CLAS~ RESTAURANT IS ! on Congress street near the Church Plaza.
 The Chief Cook and Baker K Louy "-- lne of the very best and who is welt known tO be such.
 Patronage Is solicited. Fare Excellent and Charges Reasonable
 by the Day, Week or Month. Decembe {. o-tf
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25

NUuk ICh5 o-ItVIf VVII'IaItV I@' .'I. N
 Co.'S Store.
 Tucson Arizona. Having purchased all the tools, imple- ments, merc'iandIse, etc, pertaining To the Matchmaking and Jewelry depart ment Of MesSrs. Davis & KeiSon of Tue son, am now MORE THAN EVER prepared to do all kinds Ot wOrk m my line, and at reasonable prices, and war ranted for one year.
 A fine assortment Of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry always on hand for sale. Patronage respectfully solicited. septem Der S0
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25
PAUL WEBER,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
 NOTARY PUBLIC, Mineral Park, Mohave County, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25

" V. Kelly, newsdealer at Prescott, has TIE CITIZEN for sale, and has authority to receive and receipt for money due us.
 |. r. Fisher, 20 and 2l New Merchants Exchange, Is our authorized Agent in San Francisco.
 James Abegg Yuma. E PheniX. Dr. J. II. PiersOn ,............... Wicken burg
 WASSON & HARRIS, Proprletors.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25
The Elliot House.
Florence, PinAl County, Arizona.

W. V. ELLIOT, % Proprietor. 1NHE OWE N AIMED HOTTSF IS l amply prepared to accom- modafe The travelling and home public. and attention Is called 10 the fact that the proprietor
 Intends to Merit Patronage By satisfying his customers with Inc hes, of meals '''0 "O''
 His bar is always supplied with
 CHOICE LIQUoRs AND CIGARS
 EAtes 4 zs-tf
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25
" est Side the Valley Near the Old
 Mission.

V'HIS MILL IS NOW IN PERFECT
 \ working condition. The machinery is new and Of the most approved patterns.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25

Business advertisements at Reduced d Rates. Office Northwest corner Main and Congress streets.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25

Plain death notices, free. Obituary re- marks In prose, s3 per square; In poetry 90 per line.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25

Wheat Wanted. for which a liberal ex- change will be given, or tho highest cash price paid n cash.
 November 27, 1875. 7-tf
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25

Ere, are made and sold to customers and
 the trade generally.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25
s. W. Carpenter. BORDER OF PIMA COUNTY. oaice in the Courthouse. Tucson.

NOIARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYAN- n-N fl Cer Notice of location Of Ranches, Jsr " a.sr Rights, Mines and Miii-siteS, C,TLeuS, Mortgages, Bills Of Sale and all cue @o.uer Legal Documents executed properly HII promptly at moderate charges.
 hecords searched FREE of charge.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25

Very Best of Fine Flour. Graham
 Flour Meal, Cracked Wheat,
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25
ApYERrTsING RATES:

')ne square, twelve lines. one timeS3 co Each subsequent insertion. 50 Professional cards, per quarter............ co
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25
THE ARIZONA CITIZEN
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

One copy, one year, s5 %
 One Copy, six months 300 Single numbers I5I
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25
COrtez.

The Indians came to the Spaniard; And wondrous tales they told or cities whose streets were silver, And palaces paved with gold, And the Spaniard burned hls ships At anchor on the strand, And he and the sun together Marched on to the Unknown Land; On, to the unknown inland; All turning hack they spurned; Hope and Despair pointed onward, And the keels ofreturning were burned
 IT. So, stake my life on my loving. At word from your stately lips lgive up home. friends and fortune. And burn my dearest ships. Thus onward and hopefully march Into the Unknown Land; Onward 10 die, or to win you This you and understand. Never again need my steps come To the Burned Ships on the strand!
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25
J. M. JANSCO,

SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. Ofice on Meyers street, opposite the Pal ace Hotel. '-u
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25

- Location on -
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25
Mission Flouring Mills.

SOLOMON WARNER, Proprietor.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25
J. c. HANDY, Nj. D.

TCCsOS, ARIZONA. CORNER OF CHURCH AND CONVENT.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25
J. M. BERGER,

MATCHMAKER AND JEwELER, Congress Street, opposite L. M. Jacobs X
 Co.'S Store.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25

GOLD continues to be sent form Lon don to the United States.
Arizona citizen., 1876-11-25

AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR THE CITIZEN:
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HANGED uIrnorr WARRIHr.
4 sheriff Executing sentence on the Author
ity al "a Newspaper Report,

m :" w. /,tcl fir marder .i tired am" and, con- 4"
y. 'fcl and -enteurei to he hanged. Inc e. Sc
was taken TO the supreme Court on appe Va.
Finally ce 'lsipn was filed Affirming the / idg-
me- % the court below, ana dr cling tuat tue
defendant be resrntencei to death.
In those q vs. the Sacramento linton was
about the only ,'aqer circulating in that remote
county. and Whatever appeared m It's columns
Was takea a. beiLg und uuHtedly the fict. lus
arrived | q county seat, ahd the Snerln W
1t, aud cone uded tina the IN tier was settled
finally. SO walking INTO the Jii ~ addressed
tue defendant Win, We'll the SlrrcIue Court
has affirmed the judgment IN your case, rs
printed iu the : cr4m,uto onion"
Is lif' said the prisoner; " that's rough, but
gl.s. IN have TO stand H."
Nel' said the Sheriff, " | have got e. hang
YOU; ypu nave been m mere good while, an
eNp-use to the county, and toe sooner the thing
l. over the better
There is no is being in hurry" sail'the
prisoner; give a fellow chance to get telay."
How VIII tue flrst Of neXt week suit lou -
asked tine sheriff.
ION. WHAT'S the use Of all that hurry; call it
the last Of tie week
"Wcu, We VIII split the difference and ell IL
"Wednesday e'trrnpl n.' id h piiicer.
Iuis WIS acquie>crd n by the party ia interest /.
aud 90 The appointed tune ne was taken out aud
hanged.
At tie oroning ~ the District Court AZ tho
following tcrlu, J4dge X II. IaylJr. now II Nir-
gina ltN, whp Vas then On the bench. inquire a
Of the clerk If tlc reuittitur hnd been sent
down, ana uciuR ADVISED IA the affirmative, Id
II guess We had better nave the prl-c ncr
brought ~ THIS murulng and re-enienoed."
lie was rather surprised when the ~nefin inn De-
Gently informed him that the law md alre al Y
been sent before u court whence there could oe
NO appeal.
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carr EBLER on IRIAL.
\ Court Martial in the Case OF ap Ol1cer
Ac,as. oil Drunkenness.

The court martial in the case of Capt.
Nix Ebler Company e.. Ffth InfAutry, y. q. :.
y. L., convened yesterday. The charges are
l. DrunkeLucss on luty. >. InsuDordinlte con
duct to the pr tjudice Of gooi order and nj D.
tary discipline. g. MutinS. 4. Disobedience ~
order. .. B each II arrest LsutC l. hrae-
ger Il the Fifth Regiment testified tuat when
he reglm.utw Il CrecdWoerfur III "a 'tce,
he uo tic,d fUe als.uce OF e ~. Et.er When tive
r, .tucut SO futmiu-, sd sAw hi "a 80 e tifno
afterw nd At tine gar drii klug. capt. ter Vas
noisy. I'D a.. a a uinsl.tt from o. utintl aud
threw % un ne .ruuni. lie seemed excited
srut al officer 10 y 1 han under arrest. Capt
Euler a hcd perni-siont remain on the eTourd,
self. Capt. l. der then went 10 his mp.uy, md
IA short time there was so inucu noise among
them that e witness cent his adj Itant t. take
tn Cdpt 4in's swoTd from MIN and rIer hin Of
the grounds. The Captain delivered bis sword,
but ? 90 med On tue grounds
Capt. T. Iler APPEARED without counsel He said
hi- case was cl ar one, nd h. could act fur
from heat, ana a. intuXi alton. Ca being cross
* n4in-d, c !. kraeeer remembers Capt. ED-
Ter coming 10 liu, oOmpliinin. Of being I'm
well. aud asking MIN to irel Lis head, whlch was
very no. IL ordered EDler to report to the sur
geon. H. nul h HoWn tne Ca tain ten OF twelve
years, aud htd lever seen MN intoxicated be
fore when on duty. He old not remeulb
whether Capt. L Ter NJ de a score Of o., and
coulc.t tell whether a drunke man cO-ld do
such shooting.
MaJ1r COwp-rthw lite Of the First Brigade
stan testified That apt. + llrrs walk was I'M
ste ~, MS clHver- .il,u silly, and he did not
seen. o. feel the disgrace e arTert.
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rHE o>EIDA's rnRRInAH roriGn
The Passengers In the second Cabin Literally
Washed Out OF their Berihs,

The ship Oneida left London on Dec. %
with cargo OF general merch tuulse. Sue had
hlso on bourd Ave chief c. bin, nine SECOND cabin.
and uiue thru niu passengers, all the cthiu-
being On deck. On the l2fn Of March, about 3
4. NJ, the sea- was lashcd int fury. and Temeu-
dDu, bodies ~ water rumc GA board, the sea
uvtrruuuiu- on 10Th ,des, and almost burying
the snip. Al 800 4. NJ. She was struck cu the
port lartcr ~ Sc Which hur-t IA the win
duWs and nlled he saloon. The door pf on ct
the second cuhlus wa also stove, aud the apart
mrnt iled About 6Au \ NJ. the ~ wutcu had
continued 10 rls', rolled IN over port ana star
board bulNarNs, smashing IN the doors of
the Wiaship house On deck aud forcing
It's say through ana through, completely
-uited the cabins, to tue utter con
siernailn OF tie iu--en-trs. who were all
Ma-Ntd ant 90 Their B. r.u~. aul were kulcKing
anuut among ihe wreck Of smash Il p.Ititinn-.
proNrn ca .sts, bedding, store, \ D., aud m an
agony 81 terror thlt they uuld Ice washed over
boud. IL Wa apuut this timc that AN infant Of
Aoue fourteen mon he old, named Willie Beli,
suh OF one 81 Inc Passengers, WIS washed ~ the
sos nom ms mot uf1I1, and Cared over
buard beyond all hope OF re,Cue. The uuf1rlu-
maze mother wa nearly sldlluG th'. 1 tr of urr
chlid, nut Wa Heiz 'd uN the ann ANA nlILlA hrld
b. ici husband, Jirt ~ she Was ucils carried
out hy the same rush II water ~ ion swept
aw hor lufant. Inc father We also strurk by
Il sea. and uuVen headf foremost thruIEh patti
ttDn iuiu the next cIuln. the baggage and
effects Of the second cabin passengers We're also
Nasnt a uNcrhuHtd. The " men wer' taken !utp
the cuddN aud the men We're lodged ia the fore
castle, aud the sailors supplied them with clOtn-
NJ.
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4 souNaMBrLI>rs PERIL.
stepping On the Roof oil a FiVc-Story House,
aud Catching GU a Ci1iLe. Line.

stepping on the Roof oil a FiNt-Story House,
aud Catching on a Ci1iLe. Line.
Daniel Hurley, a hod carrier, lives with
Ms family IN the top story Of "a Gve-story brick
teneu cut at ~ EA-. Thirteenth street. Ga hot
u'-ats he has slept on the roof, which IS UNI
guaflc ed oy any rail, and on tnree sides there is
u sheer descent TO the cOb1icst,nes OF the re r
Nard- GA Wednesday night Residents 10 the
rci-hbothood heard cri for hc,p and police.
nv gathered Ia the re.r yard, but coUli not
ascertain he direction wheuce the voice came.
Mr.. iur,y wa- $50 i~ed. thd she rpu about the
huu.e ctlDu- for her hus' and. Ohccr u ,l-on
men nefe On the egound. MI. tluilvy Tell in
tur street., oVcrcn One witn terror.
Tie officer de-cfied Hurley dangling In the
air Al tne back OF the house 1t flirteenth rect
tue met aid not see what sus ain u hun, out
Hurley shouted, Pm on the clothes Tine; for
& I'd, sake, nelu! | emit D.. Gu, much long
e.. I'm slipping" The ofcer followed by
the neighbor-, ran fret to one hou- etop aud
tn n T. iu 'tIer aud at last rca ned TIE Que
from which Hurley hung. ONE. "a NJ 'crs placed
themselves M the 5 I'd under tn suspended
IA -, tlat thry Wi-ut break bis fsii II bee .N-t ts
iNlt. Hurley fatutls @ He'd, Hurr ut. I'm
"a nt gone TIE policemen n I.ttl Ifut. line
O. tie t"pe on wuCh Huil4v itv. AMI were
iu tie window when the staple bS wiIsn O. ~ "a
Ut tchcd to the tuutc gave way. liza. ley. lang
hhs 81 Ia" end was dropped o. % pom mtdw y
trtWetn the unuhetup and tue ground. and
tu"rc held ~ the cord IN toe % ud. % the poo
% tmcu. Slowly De- wA- lowered t. the ground.
" re- e IaN p.uting aud a au-teu flr several
he found hi'nselt f.liiug. ant then he clut cited
a; tIc rope. lie On. ugut he was cOiug down
sta = To- bed uhtil the rube cut utm. iuen ue
.eid ou with D"tu hands. and He'd fuT aii.
the roofs t. tine edge OBJ bri tn triued That the
COURT ard was "a oeIr IA. ant -tepp.d iatO IL.
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New yort Markets.

TnrRspAY, july 20-FLouR AND MrAr--Tbe
tion. some OF ciiehcr grades dcci,eo We qu5te,
~ tc anl western superhne. al. 2je 800 extra aae,
N9o DO and XXX, sis5 S.Gs5. DC az. wa a
Ss cy l sp SA; ,it r,s NeGeI s rsi,
ana ieiiN ~ ms. sjsjss5.,51 southern smpuirR
branaS winc' s. 1880. RE nOur-suportnc. AL
PHoveovs PORK lowers sales 2g0 bills at $50 70,
n snl rs ior Aifa prime and for future delivery
Tor s,pi mber B3,0n and cut me is qaief aid an,
chg go lar, lover ard fair'v active 'alee go ics
nnd en- so sii g. for n me q, slcrf bst ri I'd Al
9as st ',i r fS 1'" Eus asveF Hi .
~ 80 Tor pcnh r. Dre-std nogs nrm at stts &C,
isa esc pis 20 ess va teln nrns a. t 1s VIZ
~; Lhg,sc was u some request anu unchangec stats
demand TX supply, and nmer at i6s i0c iur West
a. GoEs , ;, dun dropping and unsettled sale,
80. sdc Tor soft No. Milwaukee pring! O5lsr. foi
sc Mi,sagsee strng t.lgiestfi6 ior 10 spinsj
ambcr Deaw re- IL, r' a ~,s III, 2S o, r ne cr9t
ier EXPORT Inc udlls 50. Western in store At $50.
Seie wcak basa NJ G2Se f tape WIGS
$40 ifc Tor Western ,niva Ss" ar. sra,ed mn.dy
5,@lVc. Tor waite Western. anu sset4ac. Tor whi
corn semi &c ScSna t5S
port siies lGi@J0 ousl. At l1@i7c. Tor heated ani
eradca yellow es, Tor yellow Southern in store and
C9rros.,spot guiei al 1909 bales mostly for II.
port mddlug upands II 11-1Sc. For IN ure Ge ivcrT
prices advanced l32c sales $500 oees, o-Ing wifi
buN'r AZ IL lllic. for July, II lI16r for Aug ~
Dldc Tor seplember. ii}sc for october. 1iac foi
NOs tmber and II VH2' for December. LNcrpool
marx ste1iy' Winding uplands. hitf.
hockhirs-iip e Nee moro actye, with sales &c
3,Iyl as lO 90 lesti Ss- 1850 mats Java 2ua22r
and LOO nHgt Naract'hu at 10 49, all golf Rice quiet
Mo nsscs cace and nominal. Raw about steady.
az sttAc Tor ar % good refining Gu q, with sale{
OF iWlo mus ana 90 bx- mostly in tins rance Oul
lnIns esni'a At sSsc Refined In demsnl a
ami Oulungs.
SrSpvirs Naval stores were quiet ana NJ C anged,
q 3b uRc Tor spir- turp"ntne aud "a Goa = 80 tot
common tu good strain roe a. Petroleum wa. highnf
ami more act We, c, ~ eppJO hos rein q 1scl
Ciuu, ln buk, quot Mt Nte Ocean fret ere 10,
q rather gultt, uut Tate rates remained nrm Grain
70 Liverpool Nv steam 9led do. by ail. ID; do, IA
Nasg ", ~ scan, 4ut H. do to Cork, for ORDERS ~,
~ reinri petrol un O. ne Baltic IS; uaphiha I'd
nied ln.d o. ~. Mft-k rud to the extent of ia
bA!, Al Il sll3is Talon more active and ste0l5
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From DE Stcnuntt" Actrtt .ol. N.g 49,
The conductor Of one OF the Central Pa
clnc nas~cusri tr .,h,. Wulle making % trll rr-
Gently, was informed that a man had 0ied ia
the iurNar sleeper. lie proceeded 1 thr
ear, fuunl the Wnn. ana NouVlud Al to
have nm removed To one OF tue rear
cars Wucrc the.e were but few mas cnrtrs.
ictlns that the lret.u,e " death ia a
ness. g. say The L. st. the bod, W. accurdlnt-
~ transit rred - the other car, TIA" 'rn Iuctnr
SAW that % W.T. Irfperl plac 'd, and went tor
ward 10 attend to 10, Il ties. Same time alter
ward, while gong turouEa he rear car, he was
not a iittl. a~tUnished 10 nd tns BODY sitting
NJ, ana -we,lng, ila manner th4t any well reg
ulitrA cuTp-o would pe ashamed II, thlt he
Cpuld whip the conductor and all hands. lie
had ouly ut en- dead drunk.
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EU0ULS- wAEIlNEH.-iu Jacksonville, Fla. on
.l... .i' 'Af 20, 81 FOG rc.lIt.cc ut tle huir's
par. f. b. t.c 4.N T. %. tr.l.r g -Orsc Hughes "
rIAiE -pi 1etNG. ua .iu'v Is. by the Rev. F. :.
inr r. DAVE o.. 50 O. Mss Maggie L. Oidllag, UOtu II
Ir0..INh. D. 70
j, ..U.4 la avs NcN Ofierus fa gcrs Meas copy.
it' .ANi' J. r- iE4l 49,. -.iu Nednr.dtv. july ~,
q 4tN. q tlc rilc's parents. COS West lfti
.i..htt. eh,. pr Cotihc. Jacob " K : Ander t. Ma,
tho -.r
1HoANiili.--l OYLE-On Thursda g. July -. 1873,
~ H. A.ar-'s tAurcn, hN the Rev Falhcr McDuweil,
Johu IhVtu W at NtN IN To Miss Alice Cuylr.
}nungct daa- tei Of iat.cA Coye, sAe. cOck cOuuty
SIS u wATEH-sTLw WARRIOR Julv o. II tie
= lt c. OF the ur les parents George Van Dewatcr
90 49, eriori, y j.. g. MARY a. pains stewart VI P.s-
q.
!LLlANs ALLY Vt N,4cs. on the Hudson. n
sun laf tNt...iF 40 To-. y %, hi. Mr. ~, TIE
Z .u '. lr lf.G, % flcr. iri.A 4. " 4ll.uls VI
New alrZ s.'y 60 % icr NAY Allyn.
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FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
PASSAGE OF THE SUNDRY CITIL
BILL BY norm HOUSES.
A saving Of over stn, GOO. 600 -rxtcuding
far Ten PAYS the Bill Nnkiug Temporary
Provision for the Governments Expenses.

far Ten nays the Bill Nnkiug Temporary
Provision for the Governments Expenses.
WAsIuNGroN, July 20.-Iu the Senate,
MIR. ingalls, dtep., Kan) called W tho House
bin providing for the sal Of the Usage coded
lands In Kansas to actud settlers. An amend.
ment reported by the committee resetving the
sixteenth AMI thirty sixth sections in ch
township to the state Tor school purposes, was
rejected.
Mr.. Eimunds diep.. VIZ moved TO strike out
the eighth section Of the tin requiring the
Attorney General OF the Unit states to a-cer-
tain The amount Of expenses incurred in the
two suits against the Lcavenworih. Lawrence.
aud Galveston Railroa i ard the Missouri, Kan
sas, and Texas Railroad mpiny, and test the
vllidi Of tee title to such lands claimed b, the
railroad com panies. and providing for the paw
ment Of the same nv G. g Secretary Of the In
terror to the settlers who brought tn suits.
Pending discussion the morning hOur expired,
and the Nill was laid over.
Mr. y. tterson Gtep.. :. O. submitted a res olu-
tion requesting the President to mmuutrate
To he Sena'e. If not inc pititle with the public
interest any Information h. may have IN reg ri
70 the recent slaughter Of American citizens In
South rulina Agreed to.
Mr.. WINDOW Rep Mimi a member of the
Conference Committee on tho Indian Aprropri-
alton ~ !, 8, i'd The committee had thus fir been
unable TO meet, because tue managers on the
part u tue House OF Reprcsr natives Thought IL
best not 10 hold n meeting until after the sen TO-
should have expressed itself On the separate bill
Tor tine transfer III the Indian Bureau to the War
Department, which recently passed. the House.
Mr. Window Introduced a bill TO continue for
ten Gays from da,e the provisions OF the act To-
ttovde Temporal iiy for the EXPENSES OF the
Government. Passed.
SIR. Anthony introduced bin authorizing the
Cungressi ion ! Printer t. continue the public
printing for he period q ten DAYS In advance VI
tn. regular appropriation. Z ssed.
message was received from the House 81
Representatives announcing the passage by tndt
body % a bli To continue the act to provide
Temporarily fur the EXPENDITURES of the Gov
eminent until July 81 and ON motion of Mr..
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POLO ar LONG BRiNcH.
The Enulat0rs nj ur. James Gordon Bennett
Capt. howrb's Victory.

Il was announced in quiet way that
there would be a grand eXhbi ion 4 llne of polo,
by the California Polo Clun, IN Monmouth Park
Yesterday. The progr lInme Vas begun with the
" Feast Days of the spAnisn Caballero, los dos
HidulgJs," 10y Reed and c .pt. Mowry. Tue lat
ter is undou tedly one u the most astonishing
riders II the age. and the feats reformed BY
hlui were won lerful, NJ Xt IN the progr lm1le
was the Sports OF the Rode" pick ing up, and
ia-sOlns the mustang. Tnis was done Toy jour
dlr. Figuero. - Hard, aud Clrlll the Nus
trlu1u- If cuangtu- lua long distance r.ce, dash
OF miles, turee change, ~ Capt. Monty,
ecllpa-l anvt1ing inst Parker r. PrrItO ever
dlu. MOwry', leap from one horse to the other
Va, r.rlI and gr ,ceiul.
The POLO match, ia which the PLAYERS were
Reed. MOWry. Morg JourIau, c iriiio, iiamil.
.un, Fi-uetu, and Ballard was ~ efe-ting, nut
IL di j not arouse The enthusiasm tnat match
game might Driug about. Nj. JOhn a. Greene
was selected the umpire. me spectators
were surprised anu Rrttined with the game.
CLlt, Monty . eide won tue match.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-21

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