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na fu.r..-. legislature, deciding aEaiu,,
/ the -..Uu..ts On 90 points and holding the
r.-rlI.,ap arrtr.sa,.un % be legal and con-
s.,utirral. Su.lh says that the controversy
is ended aud tia. be can oaly submit that
be mas got through playing governor and Is
Going home. HIS views arc adopted by
most fasionis,s who will take their seats m
the Legislature. ~
Thc Capitol Guards and Richards light
infantry marched out OF the State house at
clock this morning,
weary OF the Cares of the state.
The Fusion Legislature, after a prolonged
secret session, adjourned 10 the first We'd
nesday OF August next. Many Of the mem
bers will 60 home and not return here TIL
that date. Others will 60 back 10 the peo.
pie of their districts to abide by their de-
cision rs TO joining or remaining out OF the
State House Legislature. Others will take
their seats among their Republican brethren.
The counted in members will, some OF them,
60 home, while others will contest tee seats
with their rivals Of the capitol for the sake
OF getting the pay usually voted defeated
conte stants. Two FusioLists to-day ap-
peared in the Republican. House and numer-
Gus others have expressed their intention to
follow them. Fusionis. Governor Smith
and Talbot, speaker OF the Fusion House,
will leave for home tomorrow. Sawyer
promises to return the valuation books to
the office of the Secretary Of State, and it is
thought that he will not claim to be secre-
tary any longer. 1t is the opinion on all
sides that the contest is now ended and the
excitement closed.
Riot I'm virginia.
RICHMOND, Jan. 28..--Intense excitement
prevails in Shenandoah county, in conse-
quence of an apprehended collision bt tween
white and black laborers at Columbia fur
mace, in that county, Governor Halliday
has received o telegram from the sheriff OF
Shenandoah asking for the assistance OF
troops in quelling the riot, and also one from
Capt. Magrueder of the Woodstock military
company stating that he has notice of Sc.
rious riot at the point mentioned, and ask
ing for orders what to do. The governor di.
rected him to place his command at the dis
posal Of the sheriff.
Aid for u Texas Railroad.
The House committee on railway and ca
nails has adopted the report Of the sub COM
mittee in favor of bill 10 aid the construc-
tion of railroad from San Antonio, Texas,
to Laredo on the Rio Grande. The bill was
ordered iavorably reported to the House,
with the request that it be recemmitted for
further consi 1eration.
increase OF Armament Appropriations
The Senate committee on appropriations
have decided to report the appropriation
bill back to the Senate with recommends
| ton that the amount granted by the House
for the armament of sea coast Notifications,
namely, 1926, 900, to be increased to $780,
600. The committee will also recommend
an increase OF $4,000 in the House item for
the preservation and repair OF Notifications,
The terms OF the provision for the arma-
ment of Notifications are amended by the
Senate committee 30 as to include not only
the conversion of smooth bores into rffed
ordnance, but also specially to manufactur e
twelve inch calibre.