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Cordexs,s Trial.
CoLUMBIA, Nov. 1.-The trial Of ex-
State Treasurer Cardoza began today.
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surplus of $4,000 of the appropriation for
the extra session of 1873. Cardoza pro-
posed TO Lee and Gleaves, president of
the senate, with the clerks of the two
houses to issue legislative certificate for
that amount, Treasurer CardoZa to pay it,
and the parties to divide, which agreement
was carried out and the money obtained.
The jury is composed of four white and
eight colored.
| Mondays Work fin the House.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The overwhelm-
ing majority by which the silver bill passed
both its friends and opponents. The pro-
gramme arranged by ito principal support
ers at q conference this morning, was
merely to move suspension of the rules
for its assignment to some day next week.
Subsequently they became convinced there
was possibility of its obtaining two
thirds vote on the question of Its passage,
butlthe effort was made with some misgiv-
| ings, and the result astonished its most
sanguine friends. The largeness of its
majority was due partly to the absence of
a number of anti-silver congressman who
have gone to New York and other neigh
boring states to participate in the election,
but If all the absentees had been present
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manded considerable more than two
thirds majority. Page, Pacheco, Luttrell,
Williams and Wren voted for the bill and
Davis against 1t. All the Pacific coast
men except Wren voted against Ewing to
move the resumption and repeal from the
morning hour and allow direct vote up
on it. The total vote against this motion
was as foreshadowed In these dispatches,
very small
The Civil Service.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.--The Tribune's Wash
ington special says: After the election. Re
| publican senators will doubtless take some
decided grounds in regard to removals
made without any cause 30 far as the per-
formance of official duties are taken into
consideration. The president has made
removals that he might appoint officials
who, in his opinion, will pursue civil SER
vice. 1t he finds he Is not endorsed on
Tuesday by the Republicans of the states
In which elections are held these changes
will not be made, but should he be sus-
tanned by Republican majorities some of
his friends fear that the senate will be
SO strong that he will find 1t advisable to
yield to 1t.
Notorious Robbers Caught.
CHEYENNE, Nov. Its long lane
that has no turning, and today some of the
Dick Turpias who have so long and so
successfully piled their vocation on Chey-
enne and Black Hills stage route, made so
short curve that their career as knights
of the road is ended. Yesterday Mr..
Voorhees,, superintendent of the stage line,
received information that the robbers
would be In the vicinity of ranch near
Fort Laramie last night. He notified his
agent at the fort, and at dusk two soldiers
dressed In citizens clothes were sent TO
the ranch to represent themselves to be
deserters. Two hours alter their depart
ure Lieut.. Chase with twenty cavalrymen
followed. The ranch was surrounded
and searched for deserters, but no trace OF
robbers could be found. After searching
all the buildings In the neighborhood on
the route the detachment resuFned 20 the
pest. reaching there abuut II O'Clock
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