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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-01

rITY HOTEL, p. Lefevre, Proprietor,
~ Railroad Avenue, cor. Il,erville street
Bar supplied with best Liquors.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-01

nONALDsONv'LE CONFECTIONERY.
~ by A. Grille, Mississippi street, near
St. Patrick. Branch OH Railroad Avenue,
near Opelousas street. Cakes, Fruits, Nuts,
Soda Water, Ice Cream. Cakes. Ice Cream
and Syrups for weddings and parties fur.
nished on short notice.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-01

HOTELS AND lBOARDlN0.H 0.HOUsEs.
sar,l streets Jos. Lafargue, proprietor. Bar
and billiard room attached. First-class Gu
tertainment and accommodations.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-10-01
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

INGRY. THE PAINTER, Crescent Place,
" opposite tho Market-House. House,
Sign and Ornamental Painting in all their
branches Best work ut lowest prices.
, 1881-01-28
DY TELEGlsAIu.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
sn,e,ai I)t,patch tn The Chicago Tribute
t,yr.,uo1, jan I-1lo a. m.~FIfutt-fo. ], liz
ID: No+?, ~ ,,
GILtiS-winter wheat. Nc. !. O. sds No. = q I'd;
turnr No. ii; M. 8s u, white, No. u sd No.
!: ctth so. ], lii .d3 No. Z, IL 81.
p1taylsiUSs-i'Ork, t7s4 Lat1!, tsa Gl.
LiyulTuuI. Jan. 31-1 j. nj. .-i'rhttuee Fi1chai,fo
ountstIo.s: Bacen-touH-clcAr Ar'1tr+ nj, :ks 'sd'
.scuiy. at w G Iinn,s-log.elnnF steady
n N. iae,-rglnlu Western trmcr. nt ~ El. Tai
Iox-lru city atoHdy, at Ills 81. TurFoHtlno Spirits
JAaduts, irmGs. ut LIS Ia.
ASTWE1T, Ian. .1.--I'I:rltULEt;M-Ellsf.
tlyEtlrunf, Jim. .;-I;ycning.-Cn1ToS-Te
down: sY.tra1f!t Ratrs 0t s0Il Dalos speculation
and cxttptt, taUI; AMERICAN. 6,1a.
PnaviHloSs-AnGrIcanl lalsl, ~ III. Hacon-LoHE'
clear, IL Cd.
The following vc1a received by the Chicago Doard
OF Trade:
,1yE,.l.ooi, jan. 97.-Whoat-sct much dolnsi red
rin,cr, j. ID; NJ. SPRINT Us st; Nos do. \: lid.
toIn aact ii is 4js,ts+ d CarYnHs ~ tonht-tYhsht
md ruin In ulelHFnte lGlnant. ArEavchoM hcat-Sot
much doing. G1tt1 kt%aI!y, 70 1r;tyn-N!mGat " nfacf
aai .inxf II ii Eon'ien, s,I torn study r;E
Ian! 6EtueE u ta hnyonI-C Z. seaiiIcr nt ny G.1s
&c. ID T'nlnw. "a I'd. Cheese ~. Herf, -.
LbXlHsS. inn. 2s.-FFost Hocnls th b. hrnAk.iiE n.y.
}4vknroo1@WhsHt Inactive E3r'' . SH,Icr' AAMS AK
sseaif. Carport M sAsnWhsat-l!nyrf hoAtnK
ID Corn ID fatr den,and and eteady. G1na sh1pplns
California wheat, lust shipped. stA I'D: nehry .lsle ~
lst.!eIaac nunt'iy ot Amer!ea.n srlns wheat. M fir
tsr d. ~ ID 3ot shipment Grli,E Tho psarcnt md
falnw'n9 monih, lis I'd. Arrivals of cosst tor erdeFs
-whtsk none.
, 1881-01-28

lmcn informed nf any rha,txe IN the n%faan!z,.. %
ton If tho Inter-0ccoa Compnny, and knew OF
nutc ut ll!U fi:nc. -.
bts W1 " H. rS1 SsS" waf fifa ceSpas sa SS
were i,,n,lte,i, a,lt1 Mr. Fuller lnsnrrnRhted hin
!" ssrA 10 tneStsses tMre 70 p, s.t nTSs H.
s. II T% s .5 |ss',s as csaos @ shres @ eeh 10
Sxi,' wSru s.:a '"sf /" IT. g. W. ". Nixa md iity sar
f. IT, %9fr Mi'',,. ~ ns,anatI. l1atsnI whore e t,ay
nionoy Win VII paid: 10 sharas u Dr; NTnna s!ock @
,7ti'' tHkell ,fp by return Of ponas' 'ut'Ae Fa''
WHERE $ll0,0o0 CAME FROM,
and tho wItness snt TINT OIL Oet. II. ib'5 s:o000
WIS rH,.t III: llg KtIt nnrtion OF tue nf f!nta
the NatInnn Hunk Of Illinois. at,n xhsn e ~.
intsr. t,c"in aS IisiinR Co,npMny; hr horro*c,l
urcr s4ll,NsI M tho at&ck of tho ta'si.paly; thn
na,Ilu ,f tha iner-fEcnn Cntt'ny WIS not tiseN
,.utu lll ut tho intcr.t }een n1'nbll.ilnE:Mniany
lin!drtu II. II, >,lt thrHl III ftis thu !fr-tEain
Publishing Gutnpany t'f,k Nr tho sMNe: ,,!.' aMe
iishnx E,,npnns m l sit:,4i;.. Thc wisnrzs raye
lnfls negotiated, tho FlwcHtt cnntrtnt. pig et.-
paHa, etc. Tic sAlt ho never lod Cyrus i!ct'tlcy
nf tic organization ot tho nov Company. nnd
2tl mt k1lt,w whether II WAS pubi!e''G,i br not:
imicf. Gct iestiii7t that hc did not knnwo or nny
ch.l1uc III lilo inter tjfttn COMPANY, and novcr
ha:l b.e,, nt,rsd ct my; ny; ,,v co,,nxo, ,,rcr III,
c,st Of r,,nuinK n llrgo newspaper. and 4 vii.
ncss wis placetl OIL tho stand to Kivc Testimony
on that point, hut ho lid not think NJ could
n.s9 Tx" .ho ''' t'stsr. stss Utsan, ~ a Ind 10 retrel
.Iu.lHu Fufiur utt,rnt It, evidence tho records
nf thu IHttr.ficea Can,pnIys meetings, etc., md
' Ths t1s nft saseat'y se tss's adjourned unt1 this
ulorntug ut to o'clock.
, 1881-01-28
MtLtYAfIT.rls-

u,1ws"a.t' WIFE, n1psteh ID Tia Chicago Tribune.
.seucd viz s., WIS., Jan. x3.-Ths, wheat ua,sst
- testas ths" Wntosea Wle toao ths mprutns. about
u FsstSssos tr Nv ss4x asllur Mareb. snd S N1so
y sscL oon p91 sr Hact!un waa Immediately ganrd
traK to h. Tho eae|sx wurs ID thur moru eaor-
sastsu. s,an ss, seaSnt sna earcrs ordur4 beeas
wa saa b4seI MA IN us day. A. nsust specula.
as uai,ea k,a Ire lncrra.o ii wheat on pnassgo Il,
nesstt, hut .hn ~, sas FoEs'stcd considerably Iu-
sse..a /" tn, a." .as. .nsseass It eoapargd viii the
& OF sato, s"lso T., cea!ln Ont. thurs j. alow-
atls ,s :. =. sss,oa .spat ns,tsR' rSs rSs
~ Ioa: sol, aa strength a,l day ind At ti,o
hs s.s t% n1tss. - axh :: ta fof ths Isssh opaan
.ss quslss a.,lt.s 1Sss lslat 'owot. bat vary us,
Fde kesa ssnana e.,S 1ssn sasas asss, ~ II;
@ss:,F;-F. ses"a sFe!us aud Huur wslo without
, 1881-01-28

apcctal foatAfu. neiey hnll wrlt nj improvement
of about hvct rcs.nriny prsncIeu1f fur lncal ts.
Thefo nnntIIor iInt1 In rItt,Yfslona. rnsh
pntk snld MP ~ $l3s with strong trndo md spcu
ln1ivo t'orsAnd. Tho March upttnn WIN $ll,Dn fnrt
MAS r. ~ and tJ0. The reported falInrU u araD
Ercc1lntOrr In this 1inl'.
1p tht 1rtsttsn Attoetattd FRA.
NtLwA ukEE. Wia.t Jan. H.-tLoun--An'nlnnlr au.
clnhscd.
fiitAiS-Wheat weak, opcticA III iawnr. rascd
qntet. No.t nnu!nnIs No. Milwaukee. lsc. ,tnnunfr
tic. February !f.kc, March. Y&s' M. Mtlmnuk"c.
s,Hc; Ny; ~ ;t'!cs roested ionlnn, turn si:nng.
i've nnntrr, M. | Mt tic. lfarlny strhnReri No.
Observation-Disclosures. Meas pork, s1teG cns, sfLht
nryt f9.k1 Mnfclt.
1ltHlx-ilKflur; kt.ntItlQ. . ..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GHU urls, wheat, 2stD bu; oats.
8,nuI hui.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10000 hu. cosn, 100 hut oats,
, 1881-01-28

NEW OHLEASs. Iau :7.-tiEAlS-Carn easlur;
6staH. oata 1usos und weak, 6.$sS;'S*
C1RN-siEA..-DHsI md lower, quutod NJ $40.
llAf-tuslrrs !rn,o cxhuustcdt cotec, s.sk 5Ga.!o.
MFEuyIsiOSK-Pnsk BiFnnE una nlHhpr1 uld. sGt75;
npm, 3ib1silfh l.lrtl-D1mallt E.,tii hi,l tending
upwntd t!ufco. i5all t:h. kun, tiA7i. Hak n!rata-
kl!nt!gn tlr!ltor, tA!k 3artn ftnori shoulders
$t7a1}h11tsf esGhf rib, $A:lt clear. &a+Je
E,.od au!aa,t ~ tn nFicS,s
primo t0 ehUce ;80>tsc. UIllu5s unchanged,
, 1881-01-28
lfL1FEtAI10,

NuyYAkfl, Jun. G.--GHAlS--Wheakq qItct MD llrmt
sales, 3,01 bu M, hnFd Duluth at$lEk Catf,-tioul
local demand, salaK 10 hi npN Wastera to arrlV1 Ut
@d!aa47a. Other Hruliia stsxisutcti.
, 1881-01-28

NEwro1rr, 1t. l., Jun. a7.-Tho Atrato lnltl-
Ing expedition, of Portland. detained hero
ysyerai dnys. sailed this morning for Cur
tllagcna, Nsw Grenada.
, 1881-01-28

NEW ORLEANS, Juu. .H.-Gor1oS-Quett Mlddilug
jlttus low mtdtng. lo1sal good ordinary, NC. Net
fepspta, l,lfa baos, gE,Ma MI; cxrurts % Gtvnt
AfitalA !!,u coust"gs !u!o ssle: ttlj stock. 2sui
sales, sui rees'pts, l0i sh1lanona lu!i ssotk, ~ az
, 1881-01-28
LOUISVILLE.

14OulSA l1LlIFs+
HUNTSVILLE, Jnll ss.-t.nrIDS--nu1s li9ac. ...
.FLoun-Weak; cxtrn, Es.ka1iai oxtrt f,n.iIY, st7S
4 Nh. /. as.o0G5,e q, cholco fancy. ti7a1at25
f;NAtA-Wtlnut Unsnttlca; 1c3*l.U, EoFn atcnty!
No. white, Iic; d0 ixud l.13G uats III fair lGualldi
M. 3whtto, y11aI,c, do nltUd. Aye urn, No. ;,
iE43$tiU.
I[AY--hteadyj SiAntzt5AM -
FHttylKIISF-turk nrtIvc. ttfn.. ata hHhnrt ILel.
Lnrtt attiyr tr, and hiEher rttnH aehn! e99 !inlk
tnHHt4 ktcAy ind hlRhcrt khoitlIuTy. E4i ClGar rib
4; sloas s i'aGat strong al hI1hs5; ;!, css"r rib
WuJSky-3icnays HUI
, 1881-01-28
TWOI'TE-EH L-tN.iTTFE.
+ + I / / !
CONSTIPATION

Invariably causes general de"
rangcmcnt Of the entire system
and bcgcts many diseases that
are gloomy in their aspect, and
often hazardous 10 hcaltl, and
life. Persons Of a costive habit
are subject to melancholy feel
ings, headache, low spirits, tim
itlity, defective memory, gloomy
forcboelings, nervousness, few
crs, languor; drowsiness, irrita-
bic temper, indisposition, and
other consequent symptoms
which often units the sufferer
for business or agreeable asso-
Citations.
Regular Habit Of Body.
alone can correct the evils cnum-
Grated above, and nothing sue
cccds SO well in achieving and
maintaining this condition as
, 1881-01-28
PEORIA.

rEoRiA. ILL.,. Jan. .1.'-GHAtS-.Ctrn dAItt n1W
birth sni1pd. SNs3,,isi now ,nlxcd. aAaG:sc. Onts
sttadyt No. white, ;1hi zdc, lyo AtoMdy; tU41Ilc.
lIlunWtxEy-uuchaugud Ut ftu1.
lkECEtt'Ts-tYhnn! IN bu; corn, AtSoo but oats.
Hftr1kaTs-W LfrdI hut cnru, 4l50l but oas,
:E,Ut bu; tyc, ~ but parloy, bI] su.
, 1881-01-28

i>ErttuiT Mich, Jan. .21.-FLuGtt-sl.HjfsiM
tinAlSHheat nrall cxtrn nominal, spot, sl>tn b,di
February, sLta, MnrIh. ftUl, april, siDl1 Mar. a!M;
No. wttte, GT'4u Kccclpts. llt hai hhipnenss+ 700
, 1881-01-28

Spsefat Dtspateh to The cAtedao IrfbuEs
KASHAs city, lan :i-rhs rsirr Current rpiH,rtss
GHAtN-~1Y 1Yi,cAt-lsocelrta for Tho ltAt wuuk. M;Dl
hu HhipHrn&s tau1I hH; market uGaDtitpt3 Nh taxl,
&1oi fcbflaiy s!S.a NJ, 5satl b:!te, tetrnss!sy,
raint* Tor tho turt wusk. WSH NMi sh!puehts !:3l7
bui No. cHs.iJ sl.jus FphrNMTyt axe.
, 1881-01-28

nlood vcsscia burst BY whpopin7. cough: IIale's
Honey OF lloroh0unA And TAr relieves.
plke'x TootAaeAo Dropa euro In uua minute.
, 1881-01-28

NEW fOllk, Jan. :7.-hu.lncaa continues ttlr With
rarkueo houscat cuttnn w1tlls 1llpt and stcnty
prints III fair seQucsti AnlrEean und Uriuuta &ane,
prints uprneA II Y{ct dr0p4 Kslods In fAlf dalnad
MpUlen goods r01ain nulcs aid bleady fuFeigp suoda
Hulat.
, 1881-01-28

CLEVELAND, o., Jas.s7.-l'Erlt0LEuA Unchanged
standard white, llG lest, 4s!ac.
, 1881-01-28

ctsclSSirI. a.. linn. 9s.- CnT1uS-Du11; 1l1sc.
FloUH-uul1 und Hnct1aiEtA
GrAtx-NIcut searce aMllhrln; No. tired. tl0t. Corn
la inir dctasld; S1 mixed. 4tt. Oats hrsurs M.
uxcd, :ar. lsya puslcr; No. , At !fc Harley aenrrs
and ttrns; No, fall. !S4-afi0U.
rR,vfklof8--Iovk Arner at &i4.0. 1urA 's.ry'tlE.
$1ix3A9. Hu,k nleh9 ttshnEs s1tu1der*, 44krs tehr
rib. f3ie NncDn .Qnct hut iru; clcnr rlb scs clear,
httT. - ...
W1TtKRY-atnndy nt $eM. .t .
fitil.rrlf-.letlAsd ftr ind market hrnr; rholcG
WnstcFtt Reserve 2tsztc choice Central Ohio ~
Ialc, -
, 1881-01-28

That fnyalid w!fc tnother, s4stor, or child car
10 made q picture Of htulth with Hop uiitcts.
, 1881-01-28

tlsWEGu+ n. u. jasr. a1,.-tinAIN-Hheat steaay.
Corn quott Western ,ulxod, 5so
, 1881-01-28

mcnt To The pension laws, which, {! j. III.
legged. tln not now nl'0w Ills heirs IF tt1itnu
s0liirrs Win died III Southern, prl4Ui,.pens
10 rtnp tilo teIritts III ttH,sc laws.
, 1881-01-28

BY its use not only is the system
renovated and clcansed Of all impuri.
ties, but in consequence Of the ha,zao-
MiWs thanges thus created, there per
vadcs the entire organism Il feeling Of
safety; the mental faculties perform
their functions with renewed vivacityt
and there is an cxl,ilaration Of mind,
freedom Of thought, and perfect hearts
ease, that bespeak the full enjoyment
of health. ......-...-.
TROp1C-TRU1T LAXATIVE will
prove Of inestimablc value to tho weak
and dcbilitatcd of both scxcs. In I'LL
cases Of nervous, mental, and physical
suffering, brought about by stoppagcs,
its use is especially valuable. The
cleansing and depurating properties of
the preparation create c,angcs that are
both marvellous and gratifying; m,1rky,
gloomy, and satlow co1nplcxions, with
blue and dark discolorations about the
eyes Conditions that are allied to bill
ious1ess, dissipation, and ill-hca'th), arc
by degrees normally corrected and
transformed into bright and clear COM
plcxions, il, which The rudy tints Of
health Are bountifully depicted.
rROpIC- FRUIT LAXATIVE
is pu, up in bronzcd tin boxes only.
Price, IS cents.
Large boxes, 90 cents.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS
, 1881-01-28

NInei,c*tcr,a ILypop1 oAp,lttea
will e,,ry, consum1,.lun, coughs, wenk lungs,
bronchitis, mud general debility. Established
twcfI!y y-HHr 3GnrS.
, 1881-01-28

BALTIMORE. Nd, Jan. n.21.---FL0uR-i,uI mud Mn-
changed.
titAlS-W hcat-Weatern AtuAiys M. WehtNFJ1
winter rcd, rput and 1nfltar,t sLlGi,4tk; Fehr.l-
nry. siiNi.;>s, Match. *t.,a&*llNf: I: .trr' sn1S.c
t.lgf Any. &t.i.NtsI:t COrn -,Ers,rrn cds,or nHi
aiIbts Western mixed, spot and .1aH1,rs, 'tic,
February, GDasS4ct steamer, fD4c. t,nis Ines but
stnnIy, Wcs.Hrn While, ts@ 4tr: to nxrd. s:o4a Nye
0Ntct ht tlDIt-lEa
1lAr--thrhhtiHG1. -.-.
l',it,v1ssNSt-F Firm, int Mithnm. chnnEc.
N,TTEn-- Qnict mnA unchanged. .
EG1s-puEt At t1is Ec
pt:r,tnEEt' M.-Snn.fnn
lftttltEIEs-cn1oc nulct; 10 carHnes; ordinary ia
mir. l!s.Ea+ Snsar gnict' n to1t :sc,
FREtliHT*-Iim1i Msll unchanged. ...-...
KEEiprs.F!nMr, l,s' !'rls; wheat 2, 100 bu: corn
t1:f1l hu. lshtf. :. VI Init ryt. l,th LII.
Aitli'MESTN-Whcnt t!,ilkl tu3 ct,etl. In TIT bu.
SALES-Whent, Nj ,1t1 bn; corn, ds5t9 bu.
, 1881-01-28

ST. LuU1s1als. 3i.-tol'n-tfrincr md u,,chnsiucA.
uHAiS--Wtcnt higher; No. red u! t&ttuH rash.
&L&sN nnnnry. l.N} February, eIth>a4a1.ss
Mn1c sF: "a t,Gsss April. tl.Gsiaz1.agt May. M.
tiu t. a4.ts, Nod SIC ti. cnrn hg!lcrf 6ftic
cn*l, 4Jsa january. 1se:h'c February. ;s'a sfnsc,
:st&3tc April, 43sAftu Mny. Omtssiow NJ :sk ensh,
ase Mar. Hyn kteniyAtHc. Ilnrley unehnnscd.
t.:Ali-S6mlnB!!y 4tc.
TflIT-rEls--iJtlcltnn nKeu.
f;ftiS-Ftria nj 4M:.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Mt sjD1. ~ 49,. ,. ... ~
FtttIYfeiUSHl',frk hiGhpF Mt $afs1 lt1t cna1 $k1O
hid fni,nary und FGhylary tIr5 salt nlnx h4Frr Ht
tt.E. t7.llttSa lsaron hod hufrr, M snlr*. Lard
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Srfu hslss wheat. iatl} bn; corn,
tM!I bmt nas' ~ bn; !ye Ionns ,a'!sE alIh w.
J,Qt bu; oAls, 1Q hut r{o, 1tlu bu; harley .U bu
, 1881-01-28

TOLEDO, O.. .Jnr. .1.-tiftAIS.-Whcat9 9nlet; nnibcr
alich,.,, ttnfi. No. rcd WABASH rtt. ti0tls, Fet'-
ruary, st0s:{; MARCH,, t1'9k; M"y. &1.01a; So1 rnd
Wabash. HUI Cnrn dulii hs1h-nxo'l, 4!!ic, du old
4.s; NJ. srnt &o4c; May. 5fcs rejected, ". Outs
dull and Monltl,nl.
CLovEN-rEime mammoth. Ills; M. do. STD.
I1!tEsSEn 1ftls- II rti.
GLs'ssEn1.ssnt aItet bat 1FM IT, wh!ss attS-t tt;t
nakc.l. tlli ot: tnus fcbrunry at tl.G3*s Mnrcll'
itFcEiiTs--W s xleoo bu: corn. 6sm bu, outs
l,n1l hit. ...
sHirstES1s-whcss nono; corn. lhoo b0' oats.
, 1881-01-28

f-!!rrpt Former 0t Wells md K1nzc-aM.
b-ncpot corner Of Canal mud Kiniio.stx.
=. Chtcaxo: lsHrlinEtnn T. Qntncs Railroad.
lions. .nppi5 nt III i:lntk nj, Hrsnd rncsn Wotai
Hsinkt Exrrc*s t}ncc. fot!t nf lndiaHa-nv. brand
House. and tj Cnnnl+8t. '
, 1881-01-28
IttiTLKOItD II1.IE-IfBLE.

A liIMyAL AND DErAKTutsE OF
~ MtHks-tSaturdny cxceptcH. Sunday excepted.
tMondny eIcertMf. sf)a1ys ,
ChlcaK0 Il: Northwestern 1sallsvlsy.
For stars Tnt' 'ariA. eleeripg tn, accommodations
pIJIy !tfl ClnEk-st- urnnd Pacific. nrnkts ExpFnsa
, 1881-01-28

IT. i.uuts l. Etl1E l.StrnRs. ,,.....
IT. lfJl1IA & fiulE F'nst j,ItJq 900,
knrsas t'fly x i,cnYar Fnsl liz.
g'Gslrfa. It,fFtiHEtnn 4 keokuk t:t
t'Gttri!l u i'pktn sIlcCini.
springfield skltAtIilllua! t'nsi l.if,e
, 1881-01-28

Mali tya Main md All 1!net ,... 7: IN, E:sl u
New YnTk i Hoatun Ex.....,.... bshi aIn 7;& Ii
special Sew iusk Ex. ttInYl.... d.j II tn jHU
huhttpaxlo Accommodations. h;I1 pm tiu:X1 il q
Atlalitlp Expstss tIny]-.. ...". h:Et I,tn H! u
Night l.xsesa a..,,.........,.... tsyip i'm 't7:n
itnt, IailtIs AfuakGgnH Null. Nll It III f,N
{rus in;,iila Il iHsuhky asSIfaHs 5fl m 1:Gi pm
atiTnnu ttAptsN AluaEtRoH Ex.. tos3p pfnf f:.D u
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-03
Routine Report.

At 10 O'Clock the Senate met at the ruins of
the capitol, where the roll was called and i'm
pressive devotional exercises were gone
through by the chaplain.
Senator J. B. Gilfillan offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, By the Senate, the House concur
ring, that the Senate and House do adjourn
forthwith to meet at the Market hall, In the
city of St. Paul, at II o'clockA A. NJ. this day.
Adopted.
Recess till II A. NJ.
Senate convened at the Market house at II
o'clock. Journal approved.
By Senator Caste-Amending the statutes
of 1878 relating to securities of trustees.
The Senate bill providing for the readjust-
ment of the old Minnesota State railroad
bonds was reported from the House with
amendments.
A number of amendments were offered by
Senator Kinds, and number of motions were
made and points of order raised, after which
the Senate voted down the amendments one by
one and concurred with the House amend
ments, as follows:
Yeas-Aaaker, Adams, Bonniwell, Buck, c.
F., Campbell, Castle, Crooks, Gilfillan, G. D.,
Gilfllan, j. B., johnson, R. B., Langdon,
Lawrence, Macdonald, Mccormick, McCrea
Mclaughlin, Miller, Morrison, Officer, Pills
bury, Rice, Wilson'S.
Nays-Buck, D Case, Clement, Kinds
Howard, Perkins, Powers, Schaller, Shaleen
Tiffany, Wedge, Wheat, White, Wllkins-14
Recess till2.30.
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REBUILDING THE CAPITOL.

Gov. Pillsbury has given another evil
dence of his practical business qualifca-
tons in the message he sent to the legis-
lature last evening relative to rebuilding
the capitol. He promptly secured the
services of an architect who supplies a
careful, detailed estimate of the cost of
rebuilding upon the present site. This
estimate shows that the building can be
replaced for sum not greater
than the cost of an extra ses-
sion. Contrary to the general expectation
on the night of the fire, the walls are
found to be still serviceable The vaults,
the sewer work, pipes, etc, are practically
uninjured. II it were. feasible, per-
manent and expensive building would be
preferable, but the State is scarcely pre-.
pared to begin such building as she will
ultimately require. The proposed re-
building will not involve the increase of
the tax levy, and will scarcely be felt by
the people.
1t is possible, too, that when the State
is able and prepared to expend one or
two millions on capitol building, site
may be desired where there are
more ample grounds, and slightly posi-
ton, like that On Wabashaw hill.
may be chosen. This very fact should
lead the city to secure ample grounds,
without delay. to be rendered to the State
at the proper time. As the constitution
locates the capitolat St. Paul, and for
bids any change save by vote of the peo-
pie, the location is already permanent.
but the exact site in the city may be
varied according to the judgment of the
legislature.
Mayor Dawson, City Attorney Murray
and Aid. Allen nave acted wisely and in
accordance with the wishes of our peo-
pie in promptly placing the new market
house at the disposal of the State authori-
ties. Under the circumstances the ac
commodation will be excellent, and ample
time can be given for the rebuilding. The
bill appropriating s25, 900 for rental of
offices can be withdrawn and the sum an
piled to building purposes, as the CITY
gives the use Of the market house sswitb-
out money and without price,
Fortunately the records and bills in
both houses were saved so completely
that an extra session will not be needed
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THE RAILROADS.
The Coming Floods on the Missouri--Snow
Storm on the st. Paul s. Dulurh--Heavy
Wheeling in the NORTHWESTERN Omaha
Line Ahead this Time

Storm on the st. Paul s. DuluCh--Heavy
Wheeling in the Northwest--The Omaha
Line Ahead this Time.
Reports by telegraph, received at Northern
Pacific headquarters yesterday, are that for
three days thawing temperature has prevail
ed at Missoula, Helena and Fl. Keogh. The
Tongue and Powder rivers are breaking up,
and the usual spring floods may be expected
to come within a week on the Yellowstone,
and at the head waters of the Missouri. But
tits nevertheless, hoped that the ice will re-
main firm at Bismarck for some time longer,
until the railroad men are ready for the open
ing of the river.
The situation on the st. Paul & Sioux City
line is unchanged.
At the Summit of the st. Paul & Duluth
railroad Tuesday night and yesterday morn
ing, about foot of snow fell, and the track
from there to Duluth, about forty miles,
was we'll covered, with fierce northeaster pre-
vailing. But with light trains, and two or
three engines attached to each, all trains OF
the day were being pulled through, and Super
intendent Smith felt confident that the roads
record of the SEASON., of not losing a mail OF
passenger train, would not be broken.
Trains On the Northern Pacific road were
yesterday afternoon reported but little delayed.
snow Tell tuesday nlght all along the ST.
Vincent branch of the St. Paul and Manitoba
road, about two inches deep, and some wind
prevailed, making the wheeling heavy and de-
laying trains. The train which left st. Vim
cent for st. Paul Tuesday came in list evening
about eight and half hours late, bnt the st.
Paul train of Tuesday for St. Vincent had lost
only half an hour in the run to Glyndon. On
the Breckenridge line and Fargo branch.
there was no trouble. The Grand Forks
branch was open TO Hill City, but the Morris
and Browns Valley branch remained closed.
The weather generally on both the main lines
was yesterday afternoon cloudy and cool.
Col. Newport, of the Northern Pacific, ar
rived home yesterday by the NJ. & ST. P. train,
on which he was ice-oound through Monday.
Until yesterday st. Paul had had no eastern
mail since Sunday morning. But yesterday
three delayed mails came in over the river
division of the Milwaukee and st. Paul rail
way, and the regular running OF through
trains was resumed on that road.
The Chicago, st. Paul and Minneapolis line
now claims the name of cold reliable,'' hav-
Ing lost but one train during the late unpleas-
antness, while the NJ. & st. P. through
trains were practically SUSPENDED for two days.
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SENATE.

The Senate having met at the ruins OF the
capitol, and adjourned. to meet at the st. Paul
Market house at II o'clock, at that hour bust
ness was commenced and prosecuted during
three sessions, morning, afternoon and even
ing, with the alacrity incident to the closing
hours of the session. Two or three additional
clerks were employed at the secretary's desk,
and the making of laws was greatly facilitated
thereby. A noisy crowd in the lobby consid-
erably interfered with deliberations, and the
mob was no sooner quoted or dispersed, than
it was replaced by another. Notwithstanding
the haste, bills appeared to be acted upon I'M
derstandingy.