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DEATH SENTENCE.

INDIANAPOLIS, 1nd., June .14.-The second
trial OF Louis Guetig for the murder of the
Spencer House waiter-gtrl, A1ary McGlew, came
to au end this afternoon at half-past 4. Judge
Elliott, Of the Superior Court, who presided by
agreement, charged the jury, the charge not
being more than fifteen minutes long. The
jury retired; and in ten minutes filed into court
with a verdict OF guilty, aud sentence of death.
Prisoner had scarcely reached the Jail when be
was Informed Of the agreement Of
the jury, anlreturned to hear the verdict. He
manifested no particular feeling, saying to one
of his attorneys, "Well, don't know which Is
worse. rve always thought going to the Peni-
tenAary was bad cnough.",. The jury only took
two ballots, one On guilty and one for tie pen
altv; both being unanimous. The jury in the
drst case was only out eleven minutes, return
Ing the same verdict The second result was
scarcely hoped for, but It Is everywhere received
with approraf...: ie' iii o> =
The defense moved for q new trial, but in q
private interview expressed the Opinion that
there is very slender gruund upon which to base
the motion. The trial is characterized bT Mai.
Gordon, leading counsel for Guetig, as one
that reflects the highest honor on the Justice Of
the. State. Guctig will 60:
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iness in order the Senate bill repeating the test
oath, stated thai after conversation with Ger
tain Republican members, he would not press q
vote on it to-day, but be hoped to obtain vote
Monday.
The Senate amendments to the Supplemental
Post-Route bill were concurred in.
alr- Young asked leave to otfer resolution
for the appointment Of select committee to 1u-
auire into the cause and effect OF the recent
exodus from the Southern to the Western
States.
Mr.. Good sobjected, on the ground that
Committee had that subject already under con-
sidcration.
The bill accepting from Prof. Edward Fon-
taine, Of Louisiana, certain maps, ETC.. relative
to the improvement Of the Mississippi River
passed.
Adjourned
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NOTES AND NEWS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 14.-Returns to the
Department Of Agriculture indicate an increase
In the ares planted with cotton OF somewhat
oVer2 per cent. The average condition Is 96.
1t was SO last year.
WINTER WHEAT.
The average condition Of winter wheat for
June Is 90, against 9s last year.
SPRING WHEAT,
The acreage Of spring wheat soWn Is about
per cent jncrease over that OF last spring.
THE LOUISIANA SENAToRsuIP.
The testimony in the Spofford-kellogg ease
closed to-day, for the present. -.
THE KEFUNDING CERTIFICATES. - i
Subscriptions to the per cent refnndfng cer-
tifleates since yesterdays report amount to
$33, $50; total to date; $39 975,62O. -.
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THE WEATHER.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsu1SGroN, D. c., June 15-l q. m.-Iniica.
tions: For the Upper Lake region, falling aud
low, followed BY rising barometer, winds SHIFT
ing to cooler west and north, cloudy aud rainy
weather, accompanied by local storms, followed
in the southern and western portions By clear
ing weather and in the northern portion by
higher temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, falling aud low
barometer, southerly winds veer1ng to westerly,
generally warmer, cloudy, aud rainy weather,
accompanying. local storms-
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, falling
barometer, warm southerly winds, veering to
cooler westerly or nofthvester1y, partly cloudy
weather, and rain accompanying local storms,
generally followed BY rising barometer
For the Pacifc~Coast regions, generally clear
weather.
The rivers continue nearly stationary.
Cautionary signals continue at Duluth. Mar
quette, Escanaba, Milwaukee, Section /, Chi
cago, Grand Haven, Section 3, A1ackinaw Citv.
Alpena, PORT Huron, Datnot, Section 4, Toledo.
Sanlusky, Cleveland, Section 5, Eric, Buffalo.
Rochester, Osweeo, and Section G
LOCAL oBsExvATtoS4.
f.utraco fr,.
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CAPITAL AND LABOR.
MILWAUKEE.

8prctal Dfspdfch TO The Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 14.-Well-informed
parties predict general labor strike in this
city for an advance In wages By the 1st OF July.
A gentleman who processes to be posted re-
marked to-day that be is paying common brick
yard laborcrs the same wages now that he paid
during war times. He added Z" I can sec trou-
pie brewing among the laboring classes. The
air is becoming filled with mutterings and in
my opinion about the 1st OF July you will wit
ness more general strike for higher wages
than has ever before occurred IN this city
Things arc npening for such an event, and feel
convinced that the movement will take place as
early as the LIST Of July.'' The recent successful
strike OF the coal-heavcra for an advance Of 10
cents per hour appears to afford an incentive to
other branches Of labor for demanding au ad-
vance. 1t should be remarked in this conncc-'
tlon that wages here this season range from rs
TO so cents per hour higher than for several
Years past. There is IN abundance Of work, aid
few Idle men are to be found.
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SUPREME COURT


Appellate Judge Assignments-Admitte te
. Practice.
Ereciaf Dispatch 10 The Tribune.
MT. VERNON, ILL.,, June 1.-The Supreme
Court this morning announced the following
assignment Of Judges Of the Appellate Courts
First District, Joseph n. Bailey, William K. Nc
A1lister. Isaac G. Wilson; Second, George W.
Pleasants, Lyman Lacey, Nathaniel j. Pills
bury; Third ChaneeyL L. Higby, Oliver L. Davis,
David McCuloch; Fourth, David j. Baker,
George ". Wall, Thomas 8. CascY.
Applicants to practice we're licensed as fol-
lows:
On foreign liccnse-C. F. Irwin. Thomas D.
Blackwell, William E. Hall, B. S. Prettyman,
William E. Higgins, Robert ". Dougherty, Asa
G. Judd.
On diplomas from the Chicago g. Northwest
ern Unlversity-R D. Huszaugh, james c.
Hutchins: Foster +. Comstock. Frank, z. I'm
mcrman, Fred J. Bills, Aaron a. Wolfspergrr,
Robert n. Freeman, Charles s. Harmon, Alfred
": Duller, Leonard NJ. Hodges, John Meyer,
Marshall n. Armstrong, john. r. Appiingtou,
Charles ]. Shelter, Philip C. Dyrenfurth, Ed
ward D. N'inslow. Frank T. Reynolds, James J.
Reed, Patrick D. Collins, Thomas j. Suddard
The Court adjourned till Tuesday afternoon.
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laws, To si9a1t, he thinks, would be to assist

Laws. To siQ1t he thinks, would be to ASSIST
Congress 10 making Of no effect and
VIRTUALLY HoPEAL1xG TIE ELECTION LAWS,
and Us he believes those laws wise and consti-
tutional, and necessary, he will not countenance
ANYTHING which would make them Of no effect.
More particularly he will resist this attempt In
the oresent bill because ne believes that II he
should sim such bill containing such q pro-
hib,tion this rear, although it may be Of no par
ticular importance for this year, when only
five Congressional Districts elect, he would
thereby tie bis hands for next rear
when there are general elections throughout
the country. The President, 1t is we'll
known, is strong believer In the
Federal Election laws. He is jealous Of any at
tempt to repeal them or impair their force. He
will never during his term Of Office sign any bill
which in any way affects or prevents their zig:
orous enforcement He ts said to have become
persuaded that Sec of the Judiciary Expenses
bill was worded as it Is
ASA TRAP FOB Elm,
to bind him next year, in case be should sign
this year; and he holds that while, IN the absence
Of an appropriation, Secs. 3,6ss and 1,619, Re-
vised Statutes, would prevent him from making
contracts beyond or outside OF appropriations,
they would not prevent him, or United
States Marshals by bis orders, from appointing
election Marshals and Supervisors, these officers
being authorized By the statutes, and 1ncurrins
by that appointment liability tor their pay. II
See 2 Of the ell, means no more than t1e two
sections :qt thf HfFif&d; ;StiaHks, thep:mhH put
tin {he bhli: M |; aaadek;iod' 70 ;say fhat, II
it dies mean more; ;'tf-those' wlo. drew it., and
put it in meant that it should cover more
ground than it appeared to- and that it should
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CANADA.
Poisoned by Diseased Porl-Another GoE-
ernm,ant Loan.

Poisoned by Diseased Pork-Another Coz
| ern1nent Loan. ~,
| $, Special Dtspd.cn TO The 1r.3.n&
MONTREAL, June 1.-two families, those Of
| James Far.an and Edward Folau, laboEers,
have been poisoned from eating diseased pork'
| One little boy, son Of Folan, died last night
AL the others, six in number, are i'll, and expert
| ence every SYMPTOM OF poisoning. The meat
has been submitted to public analysis, and aa
inquest is being held. -.
A special dispatch from New York to-day says
that Company B Of the Si1ty-ninth New YORK
Regiment will accept the invitation Of the 1t.
Patrick's Soaoty, and come here on Dominion
Day.
It is reported to-day that the Merchants
Bank hrs negotiated for the Quebec 6oEerF
ment loan in New York for S500,030. In VIEW
OF the fact. that the Province had but LATELY
foatcd loan OF So 000, ,00U, the report is stgnin-
cant, and seems to indicate that the rumor thai
serious deficit would be announced By tno
Provincial Treasurer is likely to be verified, ana
that the Province has had to borrow S5U, GU N
addition to the s3,000, ,0o0 loan. ~
. Special Dispatch 10 1Ae Tyiouns -.
ANHEHsTBuEo. Ont, June 14.-Capt. BOY
ton left the foot OF Woodward avenue, De-
troit to-day, in his famous swimmngdress af
1245 to-day, and arrived here at 6:s0 this .. ln.'
distance eighteen miles. It is understood thas
it is his intention to bring his apparatus into
general use On the steamers and 7essels On
these lakes for life-saviEg purposes
&bericl Dispatch to The Tribune
CoLL1SowooD, June 14.-Arrired, steamec
Lake Eric, Chicago, 17,0C0 bushels corn. Nv
barrels flour, Is passengers, aud miscellaneous
freight
Soecat D1eratch 10 Tie Tribune
SOUTHAMPTON, June 14--Steamer Ont2rtor
Of the Northwestern Transportation Company
loaded with flour from Chicago to salnls'
called here this evening on her trip down.
Special Disuutch to The 1s1buns. -.
KINGSTON, June 14.-Arriycd to-day, oafk
Arabia. Chicago, &c. 600 bushels corn; schoonel
Cummings, Chicago, 1900 bushels corn;
Hyderbad. Chicago. 11,UOO bushels eo1o'
America, Chicago, z, 3,000 bushels corr
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x10fVSEU HENU7AI To F4K19-
VERSAILLES, June 1.-THE Senate to-day dis
cussed the bill providing for the return Of the
Chambers to Paris. MIR. Waddfngson, Presi-
dent Of the Council, supported the BILL The
Government, he said, would be answerable for
the maintenance of order. .,
Dc Frycenet, member OF the Public Works,
said the rejection OF the bill would be tanta-
mount to vote Of want OF confidence in the
Government. The bill passed by large ma-
jority.
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= e..
The Statement Of Hill, on Trial at
Atlanta for Murder.
Guetig, the: Indianapolis Muir
derer, Receives the Death
; Penalty.
a Lively Fight with and Wounding Of
Two Burglars in Aurora.
The Murderer Of Mrs. Hull Believed tt
Hare Been Discovered.
Horrible Double Murder and Suicide at
Hunters Greek, Mich.
HILL.

':HTIT.
suerta, Dtoafch TO The 7yt1une
ATLANTA, Ga. Jupe 14.-The sensation in the
case Of Hill. be1np. tried for murder. TODAY ia
the statement made BY Bill. II was long, care
fu}}y preDared ap1 erreed;nn1y efrcctjye The
prisoner broke down and cried frequently during
its delivery, and almost everybody In the Court
House was similarly affected. The prisoner
opened bv saving TINT la hoped the God into
whose nr.snr2a b.. o,rct ann ha
nthered wnniI ..r;,,o ~ h;'n 49,, =. ~,
h;s ehooa - ha snoi.a o,o @u v,rd ~
that was M tho eppeni,,t ou WIZ H.
49,. -~.;.oz ~. S,' .a''ee a.o Ao.s 80 v u.u' ~.
'uen 1eclteo Summons course VIII MS vile,
saYlng that Simmons bad loved her ever since.
she was a girl. and had persistent1y tried to
se1uce her. and that a. 1oncth "a t1,a nrot .nd.d
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. THE GiOULs.
s2etta1 pispa,ch to Tae T,iuune,

ANN ARBo1s, Mich, June 1.-Two bodies
were identified and removed from the vaults Of
the Medical College last night, that OF Mrs.
John Toasend, residinSg: near Toledo, O., aud
that Of Mrs John Smith, of Adrian, this State.
The former was identified by the bare fore
finger, whicn had becn partially ampu-
tated, and the teeth; ;.sthe latter By scar
On the leg, and other peculiarities. Both bodies
we're taken home. The medical authorities
course, were igno.ant as to where their agents
obtained them. The matter has been kept very
quiet, and was little known here, and conSe-
auently no sush excitsHfnent has occurred as
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SAD For MQRMQNQOM.

SALT LAKE, June 14.-George R. Reynolds,
bigam'st, was to-day sentenced to tWo years
Imprisonment md to pay $500 dnc- He IS the
first Mormon convicted Of polygamy since me
passage Of the act in 1872, aud every effort Was
made to prevent his CONVICTION It Is. 11pecten
that be will leave here tomorrow morning on
his way to the District Penttentiary.
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OBITUARY..

NEWPORT, +. t., June 14.-Mrs. matthew G..
Perry, widow OF Commodore Perry, Of japan
Treaty lame, and mother OF Mrs. August Bel
mont, died this afternoon at her daughters resi.
deuce. ~.
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THE WARNER BILL.
DEAD FOR TIE SESSION.
Special Dt5pdtch to The Tribune.

Npc1Q& Dt4Q0+E2 70 1AE 1F7ouNEs
WASHINGTON, D. c., June .14.-Thc Warner
Silver bill has undoubtedly been, sacrificed for
this. session to the pride OF Senator Bayard,
Chairman Of the Senate Finance Committee
The result OF the conference between the Demo-
cratic Caucus Committee and the offended
Senator from Delaware is likely to be that the
august ruler OF that little State and the Chair
man of the Finance Committee will make a
concession to his party to the extent Of per
nlitting the Warner bill to be reported from the
Committee, and that the Democratic party
will make the concession to the Senator
fiom Delaware, the candidate OF
the Eastern Democratic goldites for the
Presidency that the Warner bill shall remain
upon the Senate calendar unacted upon >.
UNTIL NEXT WINTER.
It is precious piece Of thimble,rieging, in
which. after all, Senator Bayard:s personal pride
rather than his adherence to principle will pre-
rent his party from gaining that great supposed
political advantage for use in Ohio which is to
cone from the expected veto of the Warner
Silver bill. Whether the President would yeto
that bill would not, as amatter OF fact be known
until the Ohio campaign is ended. The
Democracy, therefore, out Of. consideration for
Mr. Bayard, and in Difference, as we'll, to
the nine opposing votes within their own ranks,
will let the Warner bill sleep on the Senate cal
endar until December. In this the Republicans
will doubtless acquiesce. Apart from the effect
OF this act on the Warner bill, aud the events
Of the last days show that the Democratic party
has BY thts specious political puzzle
-.- ONLY PosTPoNEp 4 CRISIS
which is inevitable IN, 1850 The Western and
Southern Democrats arc solid in opposition to
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SERVT A..

REPRESENTATIVE IN THE UNITED STATES
BELGRADE, June 14.-The American Govern
nent replied very 1avoraoly to the SerYi2n
note proposing to appoint an agent representing
The PrincipalitY Of Seryia in the United States.
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B|SH0P-ElECT HARRIS.

H.; 9peradt Dispafch to T1E Tsid,s1ax
DETROIT, Mich, June 1.-the Rev. Samuel
=. Harris, OF Chicago, who was recently elected
TO succeed McCoskrey as Bishop OF the Diocese
Of Michigan, formally signi6ed his acceptance
OF the Bishopric today.
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The French Senate Approves the
Return OF the Chambers
to Paris.
Some Of the Prominent Forth
coming Sporting Events
in England.
The First Call for Funds for the
Darien Canal Eminently Sue
cess.ul.
De 1esseps Announces Himself Ready for
the initial stepa


TIE COMING BOATRAcB.
LONDON, June l4.-The interest at Newcastle
in the Hanlan- Elliott boat-race Is something e1'
traordiuar5. Tie Canadians never miss an op-
portunity Of betting odds on Hanlan.
F. L.. Playford, Of the London Rowing Club,
intends to try Hanlap's style. He has ordered
q boat with ffteen-inch slide and swinging
row-locks. Hanlan aud Elliott are in splendid
condition for the race Monday.
PEpEsTR1ANlsM.
Even money was taken on 'tBloWer " Brown
yesterday in CONSEQUENCE Of rumor that Rowell
had broken down. Rowel stopped work Wednes-
day.. His heel Was punctured by peg and
gathered, causing great pain, but he is now re-
lieved, and possibly may start. Tho others ar
in good condition. Weston has been practicfnga
running. Ennis looks very fit, and will doubt
less show a fine performance.
TIE ARCTIC SNIP REsoLurE.
LONDON, dune 14.-The Arctic exploring
slip Resolute, which formed part OF Capt
,Austin's expedition In Search of Sir John.
franklin In 1850, is to be broken up at
Chatham docl-yard. Ornaments and pieces of
furniture will be made from the best timbers,
which the Admiralty intends to present to the
President OF the United States az a souvenir OF
the occasion when the Resolute WAS found by
American whalers abandoned In ice, and the
Government Of the United States had her re-
paired and refirted, and presented her to the
British Admiralty.
EAIGRAvrs FOR L1BERA.
The bark Monrovia sailed to-day for Liberia,
carrying fifty colouists. ),
ELECTRIC LIGHT,
A Parliamentary Committee hasresolved that !
the electric lighting system is sufficiently devel-
oped to allow its Being economically used for
public, but not TOR domestic purposes.
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CUBA.
F4fT.11Rr

HAVANA, June 14.-orduna, Carbonell 4
Co., wholesale groeers, have failed. The tabil-
tiles arc said to be about s7o, goo in gold.
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The alarm from Box q, at the corner OF Fifth
avenue aud Randolph street, at 2:20 yesterday
afternoon, was caused By the burning out OF
chimney at No, l64 Randolph street. No dam
age.
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New York, June 14.-Coroner Waltnan to-
day took significant action. in respect to the
Eull tragedy. When the jurymen whom he
lnpancled on the day If the murder had
viewed the body, the Coroner dismissed them
with the statement that he would not call them
together again to begin the inquest until
after the police had entirely completed
their inquiries. To-day the ,,Corouer, after
consulting with Superintendent ,Walling, Capt.
Kealey, and other police officials, Issued 4 SUM-
nous to the jurymen to- meet on Wednesday
next to begin the inquest. This action, in con-
nection with the positive statements OF the
police authorities that they know the murder vas
committed By some one. living in the house, is
significant in that it forcshauows m arrest IN
the case between now u1,d Wednesday.
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browns Household Panacea'' will stop anJ
pain or ACHE Or heel ary fresh wound. TrlA1 slze'
rs centa. Avoid Copnlerfeits.
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IoooAc ~ U4sb Efk AMI oO1CtD e.
DETROIT, Mich, June 14.-A1anley Stevens,
Jr,. night watchman ut Clarl's saw-mill at
Hunters Creek, 4 station OH the Detroit s. Bay
City Railway, went home at an early hour this
morning, and, finding .1ohu House there, and,
suspccting him Of criminal intimacy with his
wife, shot him through the head twtce and
through the chest three times.
and afterwards shot himself through the heat,
aud qqnd expired Immediately. Stevens wife and
house were alive ut the latest accounts, but it
IS thought cannot survive long. Stevens had
been married only four or i've mouths.
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HELD To ANSWER.

NEW York, Juuo 14-=Policeman Nugent, the
officer arrested on change of completely IN
robbing the Manhattan Savings Bank, has been
committed to the To1nbsiln default OF {su,Uu
bail: :: ,1r
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Burnett's Cocoaine is unrtvaled for the haia

The most violent explosions Of coughing arc
Pixies Too1hache Drops cure in one 1ntnute-
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, June 14.-Arrived, steamship
Ohio, from Baltimore.
QuEsssrowS, June 14.-Arivea, steamships
Aanatlc, IRON New York. and Ohio, from Phila-
dclphia. -
stssGsti1 saS thiR19SG1sco, 1, CAL, June 14-Arriyed,
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r. FALL RIVER, June 14.--Thc spinners will
give ten days. notice on Monday OF their 1nten~
/, ton to quit work.
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an az, saying he had determined to kill her be-
cause, OF her habit He vas arrested before he
had done fatal hurt
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BEAT HIS WIFE.
+ Sptctai Dlspdtch b The Irtbnns.:

optEE08 11tsU1lC9 % HE II F0'1o.
.1sD1As4rol1s, Ind, Jane 14.-Jatnes Mur:
phy, finding his wife uhder the Influence OF
inuor this morning. beat her over the head with
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Helen's Babies" This work liz acknow,sdeea
n 20 oe the best selling article in our book etores
G'sg GG1ugE.sx, however, cay that Dr.. Bulls Baby.
piWays reliahlA ~ ~Ae' - -
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HOUSE.
In the House the joint resolution reported
from the Committee Oh Commerce was passed,
authorizing the Secretary OF War to convene +
board Of officers of the engineer CORDS OF the
army to inquire whether, for railroad purposes,
the Detroit River CAD be bridged or tunnelcd at
or near Detroit :;
Mr: Bennett ID. IT,, from the Committee 81
public Lands, reported bill extending until
Oct. I, 1850, the provisions OF the act approved
March 3, 1877, in regard to the Rrasshopper SUI
ferers- Passed.
The Legislative Appropriation bill was re-
eei7ed from the Senate, and, together With the
senate amendments, was referred to the Com
mittee on Appropriations. =
The Speaker announced the appointment of
Mr. McCook as member Of the Committee
charged with Investigating the Cfncinnatt e1ec-
ton, IN place Of Mr. Robinson, excused.
Mr. Clark (Mo.) asked leave to take from the
Senate bill for the benefit Of the widow and
children Of Gen. James Shields.
Mcssrs. White and Van Arnam objected.
Mr.. Pound, from. the Committee on Indian
Affairs, reported q bill relating to eduIation
among 1ndians. ordered printed aud recon-
n3itted.
The House then, as the business Of the morn
ing hour. resumed consideration Of the bill nro-
hibiting political contributions by employes OF
the Government
The morning hour was consumed in voting
upon dilatory motions, aud the bill went over
without action.
Mr. Buckner, Chairman Of the Banking and
Currency Committee, reported bill requiring
the reserve Of National banking associations to
be kept in standard gold and silver coins Of The
United States. in lieu OF lawful money. Printed
md rrconmitted.
=. IAe House then resumed consideration OF the
uro-Pneumouia bill.
Mr. McGowan, in explaining the bill, declared
uhsel1 ID favor OF some law to prevent the
pread OF p1euro-pucumonia among cattle, but
tated there we're many features Of the bill to
Fhich he was opposed, particularly that section
mich ln effect subosdinated the National to the
tate authorities
on motion Of Mr. Hatch, the bill was then re-
ommitted to the Committee on Arricnltnre.
Mr. Herbert, who had charge OF tie next bus
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feeling, like Paris, nor In splendor Of h,r4o.
memories like Rome.-but rather in The s.utc ssaur
ty which comes of sober, practical energies ael,
Of sedate and solid, but sometimes both saa as.a
and 1rigid, Judgment. o0"a s'o~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-09
ly Oh hand. Otherwise he or she will
be disappointed.

ly on hand. Otherwise he or she will
be disappointed.
The State Board has decided that
0Jter tie examination Mis ycar, first
grade certificates may be renewed
without examination for three years,
second grade for two years, provided
the applicant proves successful teach
cr. BIT oU muSt be cuomined 0guin
tbs yedf. The questions arc said to
be more difficult, and Il diligcnt prepa-
ration is advised. Those who trust to
diligcnt course of study beforehand
will fare much better than those who
trust TO Providence. The cxamina-
tons heretofore have been very profit
able, and testify to the competency Of
gratifying number Of teachers. 1t
is quite II pleasure to have an cxami-
nation when all the applicants come
promptly and chccrrully to work, as
VIC hope they will next month. These
admonitions are given in the kindcst
spirit, and arc intended for the good
OF those who expect TO apply.