The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-17

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crimHis. As the tribune says, the statute
has been on the statute book seventeen
years; yet this may be- regarded rs the first
conviction under il. l. it entirely lair to
silpntlv rnrouragc uoly!r,mv bv inactiuu
49,, l,,,, ,ortlni,ed and thnn to s,yoor down
on one 'nulN''ua'' l'No nt"N Oh " C"''N'"
a'i' ''N' MN 10 I''''7 N"i'"V Ho' HIS SUI
tchcc 10 tie made moro ilSht
80. M,
huSlIles9 HUGS III ""7"'ilR'un, inc
W'"th'r IS not ana the mehio'rs long Tor '"'f
r"ri r'Slh'h''s' we nouh'''hs' anu NV SUI
"hor'' \ large NUM- ef o' l.'Irns'h'n''N'S nave
d''hmp'h' ana y Is WIN u'Ih 'u'y uW
quorum Is retained Out OF Two huhlr'I ana
ninety-three mempers' only one hundred ahu
ninety answered to their names yesterday
when question OF vital importance was
voted uuon. wiz whether the army shall
be used as police force at the polls. Yet the
work for which the extra session was called
remains undonc. The House dsaerces to the
Senate amendments to the Legislative Appro-
priation bill Tho Supplemental Judicial bill
has been amended by the Senate and must 20
back to the House. The Army oiIl has yet to be
acted upon by the Senate. while the political
battle has wagrd 1855 bills have been intro
duqed in tho House almost all OF which arc in
tho hands Of committees. They embrace all
tho important legislation that failed in the
winter session. the Roach subsidy grab, the
sidios md the rest Tho regular session that
hrgins in December viii start on with nm onor-
nous amount of business on hand.
h'punl'e''n7 i'''"Vt '"V'' "PP"S'''"i' ~
tho SUPPLEMENTAL Jud'el"l APPROPRIATION ull
y's'er""y, W. NoNhL-N' anu III, ,LH
Earring inc "utu'h oi .h' """eN' WINE "',
NIL MT, DURHAM ana Mr' WALLACE u''enueu
IT, NJ 'N"f"NlL" p''"ucu 'oI u''"b "h wv
amendment prop"slhE 10 'uahHe 'no manner
~ u'""inE 'ur"ts' ""'N "o "'Nn"W'''E,'
'n"l ensuing he'hous were unfair, ne ,ho"sn'
'n"t new laws suou'u ue pr'Iar'u WIN uvi,o-
port was made on tho House resolution for ad-
journment to-day. that tho condition of the
business before Congress did not Justify its
passage
Ia the House motion TO suspend the rules
and pass bill prohibiting the presence Of
troops ut the polls as police force failed 70 re-
ceivo the necessary two-thirds vote TO pass IT,
Mr. Cox introduced hill providing that certifi-
consequence ofn dofeet through irregulority
or illcgahty. unless oeeasloned by actual frnud
On the part OF the person to whom the certig-
! cate Ia granted The Election Committee report
IN the Iowa contested seats was favorable to
the sitting memhrrs
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international exhibitions long ago ceased
TO be simply annual or semi-nnnunI and are
held quite MS often us quarterly or monthly. i'm
some form and in some pnrt NJ the globe. Tho
nest one iu order socm. 20 Doe the International
Art Exhibition which b. d, h,. l.ll i'm tho Crvs
| tai Palace. Munich. opouin., ON tle 9oib of r.xt
month and closin,. Mil, ,,,. month ~ ontoior
ANY urtist may nxhihit rr.v,loJ lila ,,,re
nass.s the n "A SIu,u.b nr, co,,,,i,t..o
~ Munich tnn,nr, .tr,',,,i, -.
| Soma of our Ar,rr,cor, ,,,ir,.rs ,,ros,,,,o,,l,.
mere will Ice rar-on.,l nnJ ,atri1,i. or,i,,,, .,
! Lnve n rcuros.utatior ~ Ar'ori.,, ,,l.rp ,i,..
The next breeze that sweeps from the
| south may bring 10 our ears tho clash Of re-
sounding arms. hat the lntcst dispatches from
! the scenes Of South American warfare fail to
announce anything Ike n clash between the
hostile armies Of Chill and Of allied Bolivia and
! Peru II seems to take some countries n long
time to get rcady TO tight; but perhaps the nrht
will be sanguinary when it begins.