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obstruction.
For Both Sexes-City

For Both Sexes-City.
MISS GRINNELI;S School for Young Ladies
VI children 90 East 54th,st VIII TSoPen SsP
MISS 6. ID. DOREMUS will reopen her
M Day school for YOUNG LADIES and CHILDhEN
october 3, at a. East 3lstst
MISS CHISHOLMS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
VI rs Madsonaye. reopens sept 26 Isl Toys 'aSs
separate Number Of 0Gaidns pupils limited ''se' 'O
MISS WARREN, u West 45th-st.-Eng--
M Esh French and German nay school Young ladies'
Department reopens september 20 Young Oeh'em'"
SepenDer2l Lectures
MRS CHAPMAN'S English and French
VI school Young Ladies and children reoRens e SeP n9m
ber27 at 81 West lJhG seplf'o clA' io' i''''
MRS. GRIFFITrS, Ala Madison-ave, Qorm-
VI ery % West 4Shs viii reopen her ns,h FfenS ON
Monday september26. -
MRS. NJ. f. WALTON, GO East 52d-st.
NJ seventh wear opens october = school i9I Dy5 '
S EdSaneed eisses tor girls over IL.
MRS. WILLIAMES e.,o,, ,or
VI English and French Boarding and pay sGe0Ss c p
TENDER 20 Twenty fourth yearl
NINE DA SILVA & MRS. BRADFORD'S
vi formerly Mrs Ogden Ho@a1sl EnS an5 Tades and
Gldfen So i7wesi 5Ss NcwYCrk VIII reopen Sept
hppncauon NAV he made by personally above
NAADEMOISELLE DE JANON ,,.--,.,..,,
M s 2d G aH rene Boardns Day school
WrwSoTk THURSDAY september ~ Boys Glass octo-
beT&
NEADEMOISELLE TARDlNEL,
WI 20 West i6t-st. NewNOrk B0l"ln% an DN ,7t,51
for Young Ladies' and Children Rcbpens Scptemper -
Thorough In ssh Daily lectures trelc1 anl otn
languages spoken within six months Drawing ana musIoA
advantages unsurpassed
CT. MARY'S Boarding and Day School for
- Young Ladies Children East 4GhsL VIII reopen
sept Il -------
VpUE MISSES LEGGETT, "a East Slst-st,
4 reopen their school for children, Monday sept 20.
rTIIE Misses Mason, 800 LcXingtOn-ave.. re-
open their school Tor yonns ladies' aud chllleh "cI -
J0~ EAST 35TH- ST.-NIiss VI. a. CLARK
Nv will reopen her English ani Frcnc1 ,r1'l !'t
Youug aides and Children september ~ DRAWN lUl
Included German and Frchch taught % N
vcptouSSots
E1- WEST 12D- ST.-Classical and Kinder
-, rtrciru school established 1865 rcopcn~ sept tih
Madam 'trcmrc Of Mr. Nacau'I ahd ll,i ~
teacher, begins partner Of Nrs Frost ornS'y I,,
10 patrons
Art Schools--Citv.
VTRS. l.. STEELE KELLOGG rcopcns her
VI art classes october Il. at li5 Cin'onpaoe' f'p'
enter at any Time
MRS. JOHN POPE will resume her classes
Va in drawing. oil aud watcrcoor painting decor 1E on
CHINA under aud Limoges Monday. october H. Is'4
studio $50 iUuIi h ave, corner -ih.''
AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
vi will receive pupils in PAINTING Ohudsrapc npWtr@
st, life china aud decoration, at her studio me c ~"
IS tast 2titl.st corner lt ave. commencing oct j..
Reference: MI Il. Huntingdon MI VIM hdIt, M jams
NJ. Hart, Mr. y. l.. Bellows
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Amu9emenis.
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A OPENING NIGHT OF THE SEASON.

4 IADEW1 UT MUNII.
"A OPENING NIGHT OF THE SEASON
TOMORROW Monday EVENING, AT 8 r. NJ. OCT IL
Naemer's Opera
LOHENGRlN.
Lohengrin. sgnOr CAMPAEINT Telramondo slgnot
GALASSI; EDricO SignOr NDNARA; I1Araldo Sic,or
MONTH Ortrada, Mile CLTMENE KALAS, (hes first an.
pearance) and Elisa. Mile MINNIE HAUK (her first al
pearance these three years.
Director of the music and conductor SignOr ARDITI
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 10, CARMEN.
Don Jose, Signor RUNCIO; Escanello. signor DEL
PUENTE; Michaela. Mile. DOrrI Mercedes, Nine. LA
BLACHE, and Carmen, Mile. MINNIE HAUK.
FRIDAY oct 81, MIGNoN
GuglielmO, SignOr CAIPANTNI; LOtarfO, Signor DIT.
PUENrE Federico, Mile. LEILA LAURI, (her first APP
peaianee FeiiAa Nile EMMA JUCH, cher first appear
aneel and Mignon, Mile VIRGINIA FERN, cher hTst APP
pearance
SATURDAY. Oct. %
~, FIRST GRAND MATINEE--LO trENGRIN
tces OF allnssi0nParquet seats and Balcony three
rows - Balcony tother rogsl ~ 50; Family Circle ne.
served u Family Circle (unreseryel, 50c general adj.
lsslODl u DO The bOx-Oice hours
OF and D, under tae direction Of Mr.. IL Perry
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CT. MARY'S Boarding and Day School for
= Young Ladies' aud Children, East 4Gthst will reopen
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UUE MISSES LEGGETT, - East S1st-st.,
4 reopen their school for children, Monday, sept 20
VNUE Misses Mason, 800 LcXington-ave., re-
omen their school yonng ladies' aud children oct =
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.
TIE ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS

for the Ninth school year will Dc held nt the College Fast
Concorist on Monday Tuesday ami "Wednesday october TO-
II and IT, M II O'Clock The regular of lectures viii
begin Oh Thursday, oct. l3. ....- ..
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WI 20 West iGl-st New. York Boarding an Dlv 7c11
for Young Ladies' and Children ReppenS 0cpelPei, - -
Thorough I'm ssh lectures trelcl AL otl'T
languages spoken within mouths Drawing and musica
/ NM nm .II n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-15
The La,,d Bill.

London, July 1.-The Times In lead>
ing article this morning says that the leaders
Of the Irish party in the house of commons
oppose emigration absolutely and COM:
pletely and by indirect and direct means are
resisting the adoption of the emigrs.
ton clause of the land Bill.
They doubtless calculate the ministry would
rather abandon the clause than imperil the
fortunes of the bill or protract the iabors Of
parliament, but whatever notifications of the
scheme Gladstsne may accept be can scarce
surrender it's principal clause. It was oripi-
nally put forward as one of the alternate
motives ofrelief from poverty in sterile.
eVercrowded districts of ireland, The con.
servators and many liberals would regard II
as a breach Of faith If this alternative was
taken away.
TheDsiiy News aays that 10 political circles
the explanation ofthe Irish opposition in the
house Of commons to the emigration clause
OF tho lanl bill, Is that they wish 10 prevent
the passage Of the bill and believe the reiec-
tioH of that clause would increase the ami.
mostly to the bill In the house Of lords.
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American Ocean CnbIe..

New York, July l4-The American Gable
Construction company has called for the fifth
instalment Of 10 per cent on tho subscrip.
tons to lie $40 1000 0oO capital. payable July
Is. When this is collected there will have
been in all $5. 100000 cash contributed BY the
stockholders. Ia return for their money thew
In have one complete telegraph cable between
this country and Great Britain laid and work
ing order, and also COO mica Of a second and
parallel cable, which will bo completed and
laid neat November. A third cable IL 70 b.
made aud laid between this country and
Brazil.
All tho cables arc made after the newest
and best pat,ern, and will have as much trans.
hitting cspaci,y as tho combined eipht
cables representing 10 the aggregated capital
Of ilf,y millions and more.
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Fort Worth.
Special to the Herald.

'PccioA W llcIblus
Fort Worth, July IA. - Mr..
Ho1ie and his private secretary we're
in town all doy Yesterday and left at night.
The pastor and officers of the colored
Baptist church deny in full the statement Of
deficiency rs made by some of tho mem.
bers, ,and ask an investigation.
Col. Lawrence has gone out to secure the
right-of way of the Fort Worth and Rio
Grande railroad.
The commissioners court adjourned yes>
tefday. They ordered bridge over the
Trinity to cost So 600.
w, X. Wheeloek, of Dallas, was in town
yesterday.
Two men from johnson county were ar
rested yesterday by Sheriff Maddox on
suspicion of being horse thieves. They
gave their names as Newton and Mcbride,
and had in their possession several head of
| stock.
The dancing school soiree last night was
quite success.
The elocution class Of the Dallas Female
College will give tonight at the Fourth
street Methodist church. an entertainment
such as they gave in Dallas short time
aince. Our citizens take an interest in II and
the venture will undoubtedly prove a sue
cess.
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Stay Of Execution In Kring's Case
Later Particulars OF the Burning
Of tho Excelsior Manufaciu wiring
Co.'S, Building. Etc.
Special 10 the Herald.
St. Louis, July l4.-Charles A. Kripg has
again cheated the gallows. Once before
he was within twelve hours
of death for the murder of
Dora Broemer and her unborn child,
and escaped through a legal loophole.
Again to-day at six O'Clock In the evening,
fifteen hours before the time set for execution
his lawyers succeeded in getting a stay of
execution from Judge Sherwood, of the
supreme court. Kring's case monoplizes
interest here. Every thing was in readiness
for the ex cution which WAS to
be in the Jail yard. Five hundred tickets
had been issued to privileged persons 10
witness the affair.
Later particulars about the burning of the
Excelsior Manufacturing compauy's foundry,
show that the tire originated in the top OF
tue four story building where ther b tbeen
no lire. and there are grave sL pie ms OF
incendiarism. Tho company lave had
considerable trouble with their workmen and
had put 800 non>union men to work in the
place Of 500 members of the moulder's
union who struck some time since. While
no direct charge can be made against anyone,
an investigation has been set on
foot with a determ inaton to ferret ou,
the incendialies, if such there be. Tho wal
between the union mouders has been very
bitter. bearing resemblance relatively to the
terrorism inspired by the Molly Msguires in
the Pennsylvania coal regions, though the
fight has meyer eliminated in murder. There
have been inuumerable assaults snd arrests
and the lid Of the police to protect life and
property has been necessitated more than
once.
Ths ine'y.s 'cond anniversary of the storm
Ing Of the BAstille WAS celebrated in grano
ct, ,le by the French residents of st. Louis.
Among the speakers on the occasion WAS l.
Choullieeu, Of Paris, who has for some tin.
past taken such great interest in the advance
ment Of Commercial relations Of France and
America
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BraGilauAh's BOWst .

London, July l4.-Mr. Brsdlaugh has
served final notice upon the speaker and
other officers Of the house of commons pro.
testing against his previous exclusions from
the house as illegal, and giving notice that
on the fret day of August be will present
himself at the bar of the house; that any one
endeavoring to prevent him will be actisg
illegally, and that he viii! resist physical
force. and endeavor to overcome it If ii 10
offered.
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Removal Of Pope Plus Remains.

London. July l4.-A Rome dispatch says
that contrary to expectation no secret was
made in regard to the time and route to be
taken for the removal of the body Of Pope
Plus lX from st. Peters to the church Of
San Lorenzo. The procession traversed the
city to Bssalic. An immense number Of
members OF the Catholic associations follow
ed the procession, with torches. from St.
Peters to the church of San LoreI 20. At
IL o'clock last night some young men dis.
,urbed the procession with cries of "Long
Live Italy," bnt The military dispersed oil
who did not belong to the cortege, which
then proceeded to its destination.
London, July 14-A special dispatch from
Rome describing the disturbance at the GER
emonv of the transfer of the remains of Pope
Plus IN, states that fighting lasted the whole
of the way TO the grave, and iaally the pro-
cession became flight thither.
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Yellsw Fever News.

Washington, d. G., .Iu'y l4.-Dr. J.C.
Whiting, of the board of health At
Pensacola, reports that sincs the arrival
OF the Emma Bryant with two case. of
fever on board, the quarsrtino physicians
have reported five new cases. No deaths
have occurred eince the fever made its ap-
pearance. DR.. Whitney thinks there 10 no
danger of ito spreading in Pensacola
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Death ofan Indiana Pioneer.

indianapolis, July 14.-Ovid Butler. sr., an
old citizen, died today, aged 80. He was
widely known throughout Christian church
circle', owingto to his liberal gifts to the
Northwestern Christian university. after
wards renamed Butler university In recop.
milton of the interest he had taken therein
10 lS4S and 1852 Butler was an..electorsl car.
candidate on the free soil ticket, and until be
retired from active life in 1860, was one Of
the marked mon Of the state. He died Of
exhaustion.
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Ohio Democratic Nominee,

Columbus, Ohio, July l4.-Iu the demo-
cratic convention. in addition to the nomina-
sion Of j. W .Brookwalter for governor, the
following nominations were made: Fcr
lieutenant goveror, 4 B johnson. of Cincln-
nsti; for supreme Judge, E F Bingham, Of
franklin; for state treasurer, AT Winslow,
Of Cleveland; for attorney general, Frank O
Daugh,erty, of Highlspd; for Commissioner
OF public works. John Crane, Of Defiance.
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WhllesOOrO'
Special to the Herald.


Whitesboro, July l4-News was received
here to-day ofa murder committed eight
miles northwest of here, at country house.
The particulars are about as follows: Allen
and Smell Grove, the parties implicated, had
had quarrel in the early part of the even :
ing regarding the favors of a young lady
present, but had come, IL was thought, to an
understanding, but when the man Allen
started to 20 home Smell Grove
followed him out of the house
and again commenced quarreling, and even
went so far as to start after Allen with the
intention of hitting him with stone, which
he had 10 his hand. Allen stopped. and
turaing on him. striking him with a knife,
arst cutting him in the light side then in tho
neck, severing the jugulsr vein. He died
within twenty minutes after being cut. Al
len has not been arrested.
The weather Is very warm-one hundred
and three in the shade.
We have had no rain In this section for
some time.
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The celebration I'm Paris.

Paris, July l4.-The fste of The revolution
OF the republic 10 celebrated to-day. The
whole city is brilliantly decorated and be-
tagged. The weather is superb and the
streets are crowded with sight seers. Vehic.
uiar traffic 10 suspended. Preparations for
illumination and fire works Tonight Are
ticipAted.
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Lou8viCW.
Special to tbs Herald.
Longview, July 14.-Rain fell this after
noon, tho first in town for forty.nine days.
The drought Is not 90 bad in all parts Of the
county % 10 the immediate vicinity of Long.
view. Cotton is materially Injured. Corn
In some fields won't make seed. There wes
much rejoicing over the rain and prospects
for more.
The weather has beea very warm, the
Thermometer ranging from 90 TO 96o daily.
Elder Poe hada telegram to-day that Con.
ductor Bell had put Willie Poo, whose run
ming away was mentioned yesterday, of the
train at Gladewater. He went up last night,
but the boy bad gone on west aud was but
off at wilkins Mill and walked on from
there. Hs father followed him to-day.
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Married at Dis ht.
From the Milwaukee Sentinel


Farmer Swaine. of Pssh.igo, wa, one Of the
hsppiest Of morsals yesterday. A widovcr
the owner Of flfsy.acra farm, he desired and
came 10 the city 10 form new matrimonial
alliance. He discovered bis affinity in a valI,
known woman on the West aide named RIA
K. Schwartz, embelished her with iswelry n Il
secoLd.hand store, purchased hsr 4 lon~
white veil, which trailed on the walk tehIn3
her and large loops Of the same material iOr
hsr shoulders. They were MARRIED hv - :
justice and proceeded northward on M
evening even train, The bride wearing hsr vsIi and
pune puns ano sne Bridegroom atraysd y :as
bundle through which % end Of 1 lons ~
Of brown bread prohudsd. Thav iaun6
al ne people d Ne depot q smilss asS a.
% eIassd ~ shas ~ Isvlc:ukssaas wsrs " happiSsl
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Maud y. Beats Her Own Remarkable Q
Record.

Pittsburg, Pa, July l4.-At the Pittsburg
driving pa.k yesterday, Maud s. tro.ted in
2:lO2, beating her best record by qunrte-
of second. TLis was tho official decision,
but one of the i''goa held that she had actu
ally covered ... lr,.1 n 2:l0l. The
driver of Maud s. said she could have mad q
1t in two seconds lesa.
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Louisville, Ky., July 1.-THE Louisville
n Nashville railroad company valves tho
privilege Of giving four month notes for
Loulsville. Cincinnati & Lexington railroad
aad 10 now paying cash for oil Issook preosn.
yea. The Total amount paid up 10 The present
ams Y " Wo1lt.4s. The stock amounts
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Tho Plsgue IN Russia

London, July A.-A St. Petersburg dis.
patch says that the Siberian plague which
was recently reported as having
made lie appearance In the environs Of tbs,
city, 10 spreading with alarming rspidity,
Horses are dying by tcofes ard many persons
are affected. The local authorities are help
lees for want of efficient doctors.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
NO" ON T" Bonrding Train at Corsi.
c"na-h"ttsst day OF the season.
A Murder Near whttesbOrO,
Rain AZ LOngview-Vet.
cra0 Claims Pass.
ed Upon, Etc.
Austin.

Austin.
Special to the Herald.
Austin, July lathe San Antonio &
Bandera railroad company, headed by General
Barnes, filed charter to-day for the con,
struction Of road from San Antonio to a
point on the Rio Grande, at or near Eagle
Pass. The construction Of the road
will extend to Topolovsmpo,
Mexico. Work will commence about ihe
LIST Of September and be pushed forward
with vigor to completion.
Attorney General McLeary gave the
opinion to- day that the Texas veterans not
resident In the state are lot entitled to land
grants. Numsrou, applications have come
IN from veterans outside of Texas.
Mr.. Currie telegraphed Superinten.
dent hollingsworth to-day that the
nine thousand dollar appropriation
had been made for the Sam Houston normal
school.
James Buchanan,a a wealthy young English
man, while under the Influence of driDL TO-DAY
laid down in back room adjoining Gr, EMS
club room, when the Thermometer stood at
l0i. When found he WAS suffering from
congestion of the brain, with no pope of bis
recovery. He has been living fast here for
several months, and claimed 10 be the son OF
an Euglish lord, whose name he decl ned to
give.
Professor j. B. Winn has been selected a:
superintendent of the Austin city schools.
Captain Oglesby, of the state
troops at San Diego, reports
that he is about to leave for Fort Ewel
with bis entire command to see after the
disturbances in Lasalle county, which ht
asserts have been much exaggerated.
Colonel Degrees will enter upon thu
duties of his office Saturday.
Adjutant General Jones arrived home
to-day in very weak condition.
The veteran board to day passed favorable
on the following elaine: Mary Ann Ables
J. Z. Cook, M. Moulstts, w. B. Scales w
2. Crawford, james Montgomery, Andrew
Neill, Mrs, Reed, Jefferson Reed, Oaice
Robert Childress w. H. Bishop, Carolin,
Clark, A. Horton, s. w. Blount. W. s
Demsn, John o. Rodgers, @. A. Edwards
Nine claims were rejected.
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COrs,cHnH.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Corsicana, July 14.-Quite q row took
place in the boarding train of the Texas &
81 Louis railroad to-day. The men were
not sa'i,a,d with their fare, so they ordered
the boarding boss and his assistants 20 quit
tho place, No blood was shed but the
democrats" are in power at tho presen,
time.
The thermometer to-day reached 1o5, The
highest for years.
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Sporting News.


London, July A.-The race for the Thames
challenge cup was won by the London row.
ing club crew, Thames came in second, and
Cornell university crew finished. The race
was won by three lengths, with length be-
tween the Thames and Cornell crews.
ADDITIONAL.
The Cornell university crew in the race
for the Thames challenge cup was con-
structed the same as it was at the Henley
regatta. The race excited greater interest
than any other event The
prediction Of experts before the race
were unfavorsble 10 the Cornell crew.
The. water was In splendid condition with
scarcely ripple on its surface. The Cornell
crew, striking out very rapidly, took slight
lead at the start, the London crew, who
were second, pulling along at sweeping
stroke coming up opposite the Star s.
Garter. and the boat house, lead
ing by half length. The Cornell
crew .lightly leading the Tbsmes
crew., When half way up to the concrete
wall they slightly improved their position
with reference to the Thames crew, but the
London crew were still drawing away and
were clear Of the American by
the time the top of the wall
was reached etf the embarkmen
The Thams 8 crew squirting, also passed the
Cornell crew and at the Thalden wi arf we're
half alencth ahead, the London crew BY
two lepgtbs. The London crew now s.eered
for Surrey shore still going very slowly. The
Cornell's kept well together but their stroke
WAS no. fast. The Thames crews steering
was likewise cratic aud from this point
the Londoners mad every talk, the battle
being considered off at the Soap works. The
Thames crew spurted clear of the
Cornell and took their water The Cornell
perseyered pluckily 10 the finish, but were
never again able TO get on t rms with their
opponents. The time of the race was8
minutes and 10 SOC ends. The Cornells
received cordial greetings on rowing back to
Putney. They were in better form than
they were at the Henley regatta.
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TO be Hans. d for Arssm :.

Charleston. 8. o., July l4-WilliAm bod.
sou, Pleasant Adams, Richard Batss aad 8.
9 Benton, four colord men, convicted q
Greenville, Tuesday, of burning The Academy
OF kusicA ~ hat plsce, December 6sh, 1870.
vere seotsnesd ysstsedsy 70 b hasged On
oepeembee Oh.
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Affairs at Albany.

Albany, Ju'y 14.-The Express, the organ
of the stalwarts, in long article setti .
forth the position of affairs, says: A,
enough republicans to nominate and elec,
two United States senators cannot be brouph,
together on caucus, the time has come for
the legislature to adjourn.
THE BALLOTS.
The Joint convention to. day voted as fol.
lowe: The short term: Potter "a. Lapham
10, Conkling SO, Woodward l. No choice
The chair announced that no choice had
been made and the convention proceeded to
vote Tor the long term vacancy. with follow.
ing result: Herman 81, Miller 73, Chapman
2 Adams 2 Daniels 8. Wheeler IL, Fish 7
Evarts 2, Bliss J., Stone l, McReary /.
Necessary to choice 10.
Asssmbymsn Sessions voted for Wheeler.
Srpator Astor moved to adjourn. Csr.
r'ed-ryes SO, noes 70, and the convention
then adjourned.
Af;er the adjournment the assembly re-.
assembled.
Mr.. Newman called up his resolution for
hnal adjournment Saturday, July 16, and
moved the previous question. s'sa
MIR Hustled moved that the house now ad-
journ. Lost, ayes 81, noes &C.
A vote was then taken on Newmsn's reso-
luton and 1t WAS adopted.
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Bri,lxe 10 be Bu,,t.

Junction City, Kss., July lathe COM
missioners of Davis county have ordered
the erection of an iron bridge across the
Republican river at Mulford.
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Clemency Of the Car.

Clemency Of the Csar.
st. Petersburg. July A.-It ID believed that
theczsr will commute the sentence of Heasy
Helfmanp, the woman who was condemned
20 death for completely in the murder Of the
late czsr.