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By Representative Carleton--To increase
the time allowing claim TO stolen horse
from party who bought it, to four instead
Of two yeAra.
BY Representative Mstlock-A bill Great
ing election precinct, in unorganized coun-
ties.
Reports OF committees:
The committee on public lands and land
Offices, reported favorabiy on bill giving dis
erstionary powers to the commissioner of
the land office in the sale of alternate sec
tlons of school lands, and SIS debate became
warm, and members we're in.imating that
it Was an attemp 70 rush class legislation,
through in hurry before the people have
had chance TO know of IL, Representative
Finlay moved that it be postponed till the
house shall have enc hundred copies printed.
Carried.
Judiciary COMMITTEES No. reported back
the Carleton bill forbdding cotton, grain,
etc, TO be sold after night and recommends j
that it do not pass.
Judiciary committee No. Q asked for
further time to consider several bills before
them.
The committee on printing reported bscl
a aresolution to contract fer four hundred
GerAhn papers with the journal each day
aud .recomme ded that II not adopted.
Several warn spesches were made ON the
resolution, all 1eaking against tho report Of
the committse except two er three. Those
sgNinst il srgued very neatly and eloquently
OF the unjust discrimination in printing the
proceedings in English and not in Ser
man; that Germans we're dayelepiep
Texas, good, capable, law.sbidiug citizens
who helped to bear the burdens of printing
English; 20 they should knew what was doing
tho capital, and they ought to share ben
etits eqally aud have cheuca to
know something Of tho moremeats Of
the Legislatures; that it was at
just to print German journals as to allow
General BenavidcS n salary as Interpreter,
even though he was one of the best rep.
resantativo men Of Texas Those Tor The
report Of tho committee argued that
this WAS an English, not q German people
that we faySrad NeXiaans and had alloweC
them some privileges in the matter Of Ian
| guage, but when Germans omgrsted tC
Texas they ought to learn Lho eu
guags that some wha ha7
been here twenty years coult
not speak EnglBb; this should not be Oncour
sg9i; that We should not ioreignize Texas
! 'w Vexsnize foreigners, and that under tn
utiOn OF Sepreseutatiye Smith, OF Titus
berg Re allowed to I. take twsly
8 Of any paper they choose
ll0vliad it nTln.ad correct proceedings
members could take 9 German paper thc
same ~ English.
Pending this discussion tho houle ad
journed till 10 o'clock Monday morning.
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Now York; Jan. 22.--The Alexsndria
o6elisk was placed ogSr The pedestal in Cen
trsl park to-day. Between 5000
and 10000 people witnessed The operation.
Among those present were Secretary Of the
Navy Gofl, Secretary Evarts, members Of
the park commission, O9lectcr Merritt
and representatives of tue Masonic ltater
nifty. A guard Of sailors snd marines from tho
navy yard headed by the marine band,
formed Gordon around the monolieth. A
few minutes after noon Lieutenant Com
SANDER Gearing gave the signal and the
pillar was quickly raised from a horizontal
to perpendicular position, amidst the en-
thusiasm of spectators There were no tor-
NAL ceremonies.
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STATE spEoIAhs.
Court or AppeAls pesIslens.

SOurA Oh Appeals Decisions.
Special to tho Herald.
Galveston. Jan, 22.-The ioro wing de.
ei'ioDs we're rendered in the court of appeals
to-day:
Jesus Rins vl. tho sta.o from Webb.
Reversed and rtmanded.
A b. HcDow vs. The state; from Fayette.
Reversed and remsnded.
George Blake, jr, VS. the slate; from JAS
per. Appeal dismissed.
George Blake VS.. the state from Jasper,
Same order.
Wiekham \ Pendleton Va. VIM. ]. Kel.
Ter; from psllss Affirmed.
Amos Fennon va. The statei from Liberty.
John Chaaee, Bro. b Son VS.. +. B. BRYAN
Y o.; from Dallas, Reversed aAd re-.
mAnded.
CarhArt & Bro. VS.. j. NJ. Killough and
Lewis Moore; from keLenunn. Affirmed.
Alley Means vs.. the state; from Nueces.
Affirmed.
Il. N. Stafford aad s. f. Allen, OK psrts
error; from Liberty. Submitted on briefs
and oral arguments by both parties.
This case is on A. j. Walkers forfeited
bail bond. Walker was oharged with muir
der, aud bond of $4,000 was given. I'm
medately on his release he was arrested on
callas from BrSzos county, charging him
vita murder. Hs escaped from Bryan
jail. His surelias held that there was no re-
lease such az would bind them, and refuse 10
pAy tho bond orto ampllIy their nots,
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rlrnm0n Klllsa nt chlcago.

Chicago, Jan. pa fire here last night
destroyed tho ihree.story brick furniture
store of Meyer & Co., corner of Clinton and
Sebor streets, The building covered l4S by
4s feet. II was filed with inAammsble
msteria, and in twenty minutes after the
alarm the front wall fell, burying fourteen
frsmcn and policemen in the ruins. After
ward the rescuers found fenr fatally injured,
viz:
James Conway, engineer Of No IS; both
legs broken and injured internally; found
buried under FIVE feet OF bricks.
Edward Murphy, captain of engine No. /;
caught under beam; picked out still cling
ing TO the nozzle Of the pipe; shoulder blade
broken and chest cayed in.
W. Vanerodeli, engineer Of No. II; very
badly cut about the head and injured in
tsrnally.
James Hammer, engineer of No. l; chez,
crushed
Several others escaped with painful in.
Ijuries. The loss 10 estimated Of $4,000
partly insured.
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NArnIRAt RAl.L ETC.

The Inaugural ball last night wa3 largely
attended by lhs wealth and beauty both Of
Austin and representative. citizens Of
kI paris Of tho state. The
costumes were unusually rich and
tao supper truly sumpluuus. Governor
Roberts, Lieutonantgoyerno Story, the
sttorRey general and all heads Of the several
departments vera cut in force. Every one
seemed fully to appreciate the occasion Rud
enjoyed it accordingly. The editor of tho
herald fully suitainsd the history of thsk
Journal as approaching good things,sdmiring
bcsutifUl, cultivated ladies' and sumptuous
occasions generally.
The temporary illness of both Msxsy sud
Throckmoron prevented the great debate in
the nall Of the house Of Representatives
this afternoon, rs announced. 1t
will come off Monday night, it is thought.
Tho excitement doss mot ssO0na 20 riSS high
on The question of senator Just now. 1t will
begin Tuesday though, if it does not end slsO,
Colonel Belo, of the Galveston News,
came up on the Central tonight.
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Telegraphlc uemmmniention

New York, Jan 22.--At 1880 last night
tne Western Union telegraph company had
ten wires working between Winam's bridge,
West Chester county and Albany, tho
wras from Albany to Buffalo, and six wires
from Buffalo 70 Chicago. On the south
i've wires arc work. & from Elizabeth to
Philadelphia, and Baltimore to Washington,
and two wires Nre working from Patterson to
Butlalo en the esst. Wirss are WORKING
from ALBANY TO Boston. Dispatches to and
from the east and vest, south and nor.h srC
carried by messengers between New York
and Elizabeth, Patterton and Willisms
bridge, whence as stated above, the wires src
in operation IN all directions. COmmunica-
tlou by Telegraph 10 only severed in tho im
mediate neighborhood Of Now York city.
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Appropriations. a

Washington, Jan. 22.--The subcommittee
of the house on appropriations concluded
the work to-day of the executive judicial and
Legislative. appropriation bills, which will bo
ready for the full committee next week. The
postoffice appropriation bill reported to the
house from the committee, appropriatss
S4O,760, ,4s2, and is based upon estimates
aggrsgating S42,042,982. The bill shows an
increase over last years appropriations of
81, ,667, ,0l2. The estimated postal revenue
for 1882 is $3S,845,l74, or $1,9l5,259 less
than required to make the postoffice self
sustaining. The amount appropriated fol the
star route service is $7,875 600, which is an
increase Of $375000 over last years appro
priations. 1t is believed an effort win b,
made in the house to still further increase thil
itona
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CONGRESSIONAL.
House.


Washington, jan. 22.-The house cen
tausd in session all night endeavOring to get
q quorum, but without it being done. 1t
then adjourned at O'olsci this morning.
Owing to tho late hour q, which tho house
adjourned this morning the journal Ct yea
tSrdAy's proceedings was not completed St
the hour OF meeting and recess was taken
for the purpose of completing it. After
recess the journal was read and approved.
The morning hour having bcon dispensed
with Mr.. Keifer, of Ohio, called up the
resolution from the committee on elections
upon the contested election case Of BiSbee vs..
Hull, declaring contestant Bisbee entitled to
q ssal.
Mr.. Springer, of Illinois, re-
ported that the opposition to
consideration arose from the fact that
some of the gentlemen on his side desired
Mr.. Hull to be present at tho time of the
vote.
The resolution was adopted, and Mr.. Bisbee
appeared at the bar Of tho h0Hse and took
the oath Of Office.
On motion Of Mr.. Cox, ofNew York, the bill
was passed authorizing certain persons to ac-
cspt decorations and presents from foreign
governments.
Mr., Love, Of Albhms, rose to personal ex-
planation. HO saw frem the record that the
seOrgeant.at-armp had reported him as
refining last night to obey tbs order of the
house.
The sergGant.st-arms msdo a statement
that he bad suppressed Mr.. Lowe'a excuse
| that he was unweil.
This order for the arrest Of Mr.. Lowe was
thes vsCStSd.
The house then, at 1;3O, adjourned.
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HOUSE.

The house was called 10 order at 10 O'Clock
in the morning, snd q quorum was found
to DO present.
PRAYER was offered by the chaplain.
Representative Bruce, Of johnson, was az
eused on account of sickness, Representative
Stong. for three days, on account Of sickness
in his family, and representative Wurzback
on account Of business.
Representative Gibson moved to have mo
items printed on al bills and reports, Spread
on tho journal.
Representative Matlock presented pati-
tion from tho citizens Of Wise county 70 re-
nit taxes for one year, 70 build court
house and jail.
Eleven o'clock hsyiag arrived tho spacial
order was tho bill relating to eminent do.
main, regulating the manner that railroads
shall pay for lands condemned. Discussion
was deferred until Saturday next.
Bills and resolutions we're offered Ne fol.
lows:
BY Representative HutcNeson--A bill Ia
provide for and allow the commissioner OF
tho general land Office to use his discretion a:
to the time to put alternate sections of school
lands on the market.
By Representative Kendall--To prevent
hories in certain localities from running a
large.
BY Representative Gibson-For the relief of
persons whose lands have been sold ant
bought by the state since 1877.
BY Representative Smith, OF Titus-A
Joint resolution to allow Margaret Scott Il
keep a lunch stand in the basement of tn
capital, subject to the regulations Of thI
commissioner of insurance vital statistic
and history. The rules were suspended
and tho bill passed.
BY Representative Philpot--To amend tn
Sunday law SO as TO allow goods for burit
purposes to be sold at all hours on Sunday
and 10 forbid horse racing anywhere in th
state.
BY Representative Evans-To amend th
road law 80 rs to make all work between III
ages Of l6 and 40, except ministers in sctiy
work, military, ETC., and attaching penaltie
BY Representative Psrrinot--ro chang
the election law so as to haye elections ever
four instead Of two years.
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Telegraph Nrires Down.

New York, Jan. 22.--The wires connecting
thirty three Of The tbirty-aye police stations
with the Gre hallSnd all hospitals were blown
down or disabled yesterday evening The pat
rol have doubled their force all night, and all
Leaves Of absence were withdrawn, so as to
guard against the spread Of ire that might
occur. Considerable damage WAS done To
property by the storm, and numbers OF scc-
dents have been reported, caused by FILLING
telegraph poles and wires,
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Special to the Herald.
Galveston, Jan. 22--About 1890 tonight
Isaac Gr5on, c,lor'di Who keeps e store at
the intersection Of Broadway end rhirtieth
streets, was terribly slashed wish a razor in
the fleshy part of tho right arm, just below
the shoulder by William Henry Scott, q
mulstto. Green was brought to The polics
station in m exhausted condition from loas
of blood, and sent TO the hospital to have his
wounds dressed Scott fed Immediately
sftSr doing the deed, The police are on the
alert for bis apprehension.
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A nronlnont ssaturs al ths Nav journal I
THE TEXAS FARMER

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Terribio SNOW and naiI storm

Port Jarvis, N. Y, Jan. pa terrible
STERN Of hail aud sIeet began here yesterday
morning, accompanied by a gale of wind in
the afternoon, which changed to snow, the
wind continuing, 1t had fallen already IF
teen inches deepat o'clock last evening,
and was still falling, Travel on railways is
almost totally blocked and the highways are
utterly impossible. No trains have reached
here over the Monticello rsilroad and the
wires are down, so that no tidings can be had
from them.
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.XYIITH LEGISLATURE.
THE ELEVENTH. DAYS PROCEEDINGS,
The Bills. HosOIatiORs, Etc, lEtro-
dsesG ia BSth HSaKes-The
Inaugural BalI-The SEN
aGOrshiD, Etc, Ete.
SRNATE

Austin, Jan. 22.-The senate was calico to
order at II o'clock, and quorum found
present. Senator Story was in the chair.
3Praysr was ofIsrodby the chaplain.
The reading of The journal was dispensed
with.
On motion of Senator Duncan, SsAAtor
Terrell was excused during Monday.
On motion Of Senator Houston, Senator
Homon was excused until Tuesday next.
On motion of Senator Burgess, Sergeant
at-arns Kyle was excused until Tuosdsy.
The president announced the complemen-
tsry presentation 10 the sonata Of certain
interesting documents from tho Now Or
leans sanitary association.
Senstors Martin, Shannon and Burton
we're excused for the day.
The committee on constitutional smqAd-
meutsreported uAfAvorabe on the joint res
lutoa 10 amesd the school law. Opposed
BY Senator Burton.
Senator Lair, fom the cOunitt9e on pub
lie health, moved that one hundred copies Of
senate bill No. So be printed. Adopted,
Senator Davenport introduced bill 10
procure from tho publishing house owaipg
The copyright of certsin s.yolumea ofearly re-
ports Of the supreme court of tho state.
Referred to judiciary committes No. l.
By Senator Wynne--A bill to deane who
are officers of the stsie ofTeXas, and entitled
to salaries and fees Of olico. Referred 10
i,,J;ciary ro,n,,ittco Ma ranor,ad hocl,
p,o xii jo roc,ieto Gs tyldro nf t.sf;,o1S,,
t',S s,' ,..,rd in,iag in rosnac to cr,n,i.s,
outo,0 d. tbot i. do ,nt 20
go sonet,rs Gnnnsr sn5 Homan s,bmi',sd ,hr
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p''J 80 trasr, ,,arrarts of INA sfoto ,gto
garo' ,garo ,e ;,s"o1 rric. fo Tsnnerv 28lb 1eS1
81 P,f.rro5 ~ tbo committee On rnb;c doi,ts
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,aIS'eS' ,hs,tr,s ~ tSa nonnrn;Itao f ''o, on,
armsrSe5 ",,n Postnorea tGll Thnrsday an,
"na bn,dred COMES of tho bill and mbstitnt
orS anaenSn,snt ordered nrinted
Two biIl to .n,and cbonter 4 iitle o nj IN
n.,aI oo5o st sf ormins nrosejure was - rss "a
tbs sscend timo and amendments ofTere,
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Richmond, Va, JAN 22--HeAyy rains
have prevailed for several days and las
night, extending from tho Blue Ridge noun
taius to the sas coast, and streams are con
sIdorably swollen. The James river at
Lynahburg is 8 feet above the ordinary level
and still rising, and Ht Columbia the river
.i5 feet. Tho river acre has risen but
slightly AS yet. Ib9 RareRns river at Char
lottoyllo is up about 6 feot Streams in
West Virgins ara also reported much
swollen.
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CuIvort. wa.I,ed AWAY.

Now York, Jan. PA special from
Augusta, Ga, gays two culverls Of the
South Carolina railroad, at Granitevile,
washed away last ight. Trains are unable
to pass. Fortunately the damage was dis
covered before the train attempted to cross.
The Savannah river is much swo lien from
recent rains, and fears are for tho safety of
railway bridges. Hamburg Bro oklyn, Of
Augusta, is submerged,
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Tha Caersian RilI

London, Jan. 22.-The Standard says it is
probable that the government will DO COM
PEELED to set aside the coercion bill tom
porarily in order to deal with the obstruction
in the houio Of commons. The Irish mem.
bsrs intend to offer prolonged resistance to
the coercion bill.
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Case OF the Firss National Bank OF
New Orleans.

Washington, Jan. 22.-In tho case OF the
First National bank of Nav Orleans, which
failed some years ago, for S65, 600 due theg gov
ernment from its asscta, Che first comptroller
of the treasury has decided that counter
claim cannot be allowed hence the $65,000
will, by direction of the secretary, be turned
into the United States treasury.
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floating Ice.

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 22.-There was a
general break here in the river Thursday
morning, and heavy ice is floating down
from the headwaters of the MCnagahela
md Aleghanny rivers, where water has been
rising al the rate of six to eight inches per
hour. Dam No. and several piso bridges
are destroyoj. Heavy gorgea are expected
here unless checked BY the cold wave, which
has set in.
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Petersburg, Va, Jan. 22,-Tbs city was
visited yesterday by severe wind storm
accompanied by large iall of rain and
hail During the prevalence Of the storm
the large warehouse being erected for Jackson
81 Co., extensive ico dealers, was blown
down. Considerable damage was done to
property.
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Death of CAPTAIN Mcmahon.

Savannah, Ga, Jan. 22.-Captain John
Mcmahon, . prominent citizen and president
of the Southern bank, of this city, died sud-
denly Thursday night. He was an officer in
the Mexican war.
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New York, Jan. 22.--The international
committee oflhe Young Mons Christian AS
Gocistion announces that the next biennisl
meeting Of the international convention of
these societies will assemble at Cleveland
MAY 25th TO 29.h, 1851.
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New Orleans, Jan. 22.-- A gravel train on
the Mobile railroad, near Lake Catherine,
jumped the track to-day. Tho engine was
badly wrecked, sni a breakmsn named
Ernest Feard Of Bay st. louis, was killed.
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Den.h OF Fntl,er purcoII.

Cincinnati, O., Jan, 22.-Father Edward
Parcel, brother of Archbishop Percel, and
manager of the dioetse church baking bus
insss IN this city, which is Involved in loss to
dspositols of several million dollars, died Of
appoplexy at UrsulinO convent in Brown
county, Ohio, to-day.
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NiachArgQd.

Cork, Jan. 2l.-Nr. O'Neil, secretary of
the Cork land league, recently summoned on
charge of intimidation by writing threaten
ing letters, has been discharged for want of
evidence to sustain the charge.
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London, Jan. 22.-The employing cotton
spiuners of Oldham have promised an imme-
diste advance in wages to the operatives who
last month demanded an advance Of s per
can't
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Terrific sIorun.

Paris, Jan. GA terrific storm prevails
in the Mediterranean sea. II is reported
that fifty smacks have been wrecked in that
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Conspiracy.

Cork, Jan. 22.--Forty-three members Of
the land league have been summoned at
Listowell on charge of seditious conspiracy
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a HOntbly Repository of Useful EH-
formation, Coed Tasie and
Mame Comfort.
1881.

ynIsPgsd in size to Twelve PSses, Cut
and stitched, Ready for Rilisg.
improved by tns addition Of F9uR
pages Of sstsrtsinins reading matter fer the
different naambsrs of the fsnily.