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GATH'S CRITICISMS

Upon Public NIcM nild Gsvcnts-Erca1-
des,t Ar!itttr'H Administration NJ Seen
i'll itk t9UMeyntOoll-SerT1t0 OF Tie
n1sy Ynrk Machine In. II Cheerful
Mnod-Artnur IsrlldlnE His Mind for
seeuni Term.
Il|spafrA tu Cincinnati Enqtrfr
NEw fnnK, l?eo. @a.-tn tho rGcess Ut Congress,
w!,itu tho President is spending the holidays In
New furk, unrcllnicu. lis ycE. thAt he uught to
tm In tho o!tt bRrrack at Washington, hta uiielal
rus!dHnre. It tlty 10 wpll IN tAko K!n,ce ut tho
now Executive une nf tho papers here whnso
buslRu:s Interests tean towartl tho President, but
whuso critical interests ia ytt urg,,isticl3 by
HIN, snys tuAt his Administration IL now III It's
honeymoon; ttnt I,e Is rnal,ias tho triumph If
nnt lenH ua la4l n h0 WIN txpDeted tt bU, tI.it
TINT tho anGntniu1ls his purtisns 10 lInxtlIy my
him Enve rnIseh \ higher atatlttart GUr his nut
Tic Trs.i!cnt tas ed tsr i d epptmcn.s pti Of
thu Government ftun tito stsitc Wtl,H ut tho
s Ms co. "a nps %S ps 81 Yy p ai ira pSfas SIs
hi9h' 1usioa! pDsttio'', and Frcl'nghuysvn iro'n
lsr"wster ,pnssed muster bcca.se ho was
thnngat 20 " y sesero stnr-rDute prosecutor,
WILLY iiswe t,',a vI! vtllst!,lnsea every o.sly;
The NEW inIK lt!Mes netepts President ARTHUR
for h1A tGnptnltH1nt Nlid intentions. hut Inns
lnntlo no prctltDttoll4 uhout his great future, ur
hccsM1sU transported uvtr whaI he bus thus tAr
Tho Tr!'1'ns T. s,ot prepared TO ha1t Mr., Ar
tho 1'rti,aHc with Ills consideration, utid it IL
iecttif u the rorl u New York N vespanso
tnu tclcXraph!g lnessage fron. wltteaw lteid,
Ss %1' s%art Nv sout. ;SS.sa Sth ars sHs bud ss
I'll tho rHlsral oiccs throughout INC interior or
tlo stata, n.,d e',lt tho President wol,l shat IL
purity. heard this said Ut rho tl,nc ltDlcris0
was %ppo,,ttg' @ anu 9!n got sure that sd pot
sxsk sn. Is - dnc f w @ rsen! ss t. oS: M o!nv MsT as
tho latter WlA K1,NK nut 0f tl1fice, Whleh Hr,
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tho N10As and Compel Him 10 ltuycal
thu llucc where Ike ConeeMIcd Ill.

4 NI0b i3t I4rkMtINnH 'rakp II T'i.Itf i,ltO
We We n"ous a, "n. .t,s' .o"sre' at!Ha ~ leosoHa
tne f1uco "hcre Ato Concealed Ills
lself.'
Special ptspa;sh Ia Thu t.hteaop Jrjbune
1,r,r, :. i,o.,u ArL 1,.,, .m-u,,,,n, ,v,,a,.
1,.'a! ~ o'n.. .''o' oe.-s'ct "Me's'
pll'ltor, VINO 1oeefitIy removed tr0sn Wood.
ruiz County to Rosebud, Whtto Col,uty, i.as lust
been tho victim Of IL brutal n,suut,, ilo sturtuu
In v.lI ,,nrr,oh a"u,,tto~ ,.,,- ,t., so,," IL.
W 'ss'. .ut1si.eu uAuHet1 WIZ "scu so!''o ats'
'"nee III tho 'ntef'oFo VI the county. UNI "4ilo
IN rn'to *at 'lowa te rest by tue wnyslde. Dir.
WAters had with hIn. II considerable au1n uf
mnncy. II ,,ortIou ~ n, ,,r,r,"s. ~ :, rnns,,t
.'.," ~ ,.,,a fs' ~ ta' p'ueoeuH VI feeel't
s"'e u taauA' ~ "au y .'ntKe slas'l .! silver
wrapped In a handkerchief, md wns co,lntIng
II, iyhen II neKra su1iusliy stepped mt lrom tho
,,l1acrnt wonIs anl uske,t tor change r,,r :" s,y,
, 1881-12-31
LEGALLY STRANGLED.
Execution Of William Henry Erb
at St. Louis Yester.
day.
Tho lrusal Murder OF Ills Divorced Wife
tho Crime for Which Lie
Suffered.
A Confession by tho Culprit that
tho Decd Was Promed-
itatud.


ST. Lnu,s, Dec, ;n.-WllIinm Horny Erb wns
hanged tcre todly IN tho presence of about 400
pcratus fur tho murder Of Ills wife, Rose Mtoti.
Erll stcpt sotndy until noary llalf-phst I, when
tls nroso mid ntu Il slight troakflsst. t[o tltcn
conyerstT with tho uthur four fnurt1crgra who
arc MwuitiK execution Within tho next two
wccks. After this he passed. ills time IN praycr.
Tlu ,lenth warrant waa rcad tn him III Ills cell.
liz shnwcti nn slxn uf four, and was only nfrnld'
or cold. \ Catholic priest Intended h'ni u tho
sca!fnIt, whctu ho prayed fcrvently while tho
.luosu wns adtastcd. Tho Deputy -ShertN sprung
tho sif.>;, ut B.41, nud III ,lvu minutes hu wns
,lcHsl. Evcrsthtng passcl oil rt,lotIy. l{o had
,tathtnx To sny uun tue scar11'l Int Just b1furo
the .lri hD l,i1tae ear,Eus,0 to tho Effect that
he hnl murdered h!a vile, md that with pro-
nedltnttou. It wns n1Out tho year tMl4 whcI
Mra. tiosn Mio1,. Il widow, of pat'ttcah. KY. WIS
induced to hurry william Henry Erb. Tho
unvl. with Mlon WIS happy Que, but that with
1:lb WIS
Full. OF TnoUnr.E ..
from tho start. He never hnl n trnao. ami nl-
wlyA lctl Il shlftless life, unA Mrs. Erb suon be-
cAtne hwtlro that tho entire support Of tho fan1-
lily, himself snell'!e ttBvulvo1 ,,ror hpr. About
the your 1870 tho family moved To 1t. Louis and
fur must Ut tho ti,,lu VI, to tho ulura1r be lived
ur Ut whit Ahe ntallg ut tho washtub. For u
time ho druvc tcu.n, hut hla Atendlcst Job WA
pushing ii hana-cart., Noarly every cent he
usall Rerapo went for whisky, asita abnut 1870
s!1o hogan to tire OF his nbuso and in.
stituscd proceedings for divorce. which was
eventually successful. Htiil she did not
larc to stlako him u, hut 1t Is said continued 10
llyc with hlln tnr aomc tfnlo thereafter. There
xcrp rt!ls0ls enough for q uiynroo. III AHditl0n
to bis "sp,nglug" on her for yeuss, th1ru was
actual cruelty und ever
Titl,E.ATs TO KILT.
It is rotated TINT carty In 1877 ho said to bis lit
, 1881-12-31

The Into Ispat in Northern TucIf!e tl,S
Wonder VI tho philadelphia Stuck

The Into 1sDat &M Northern fsueltlo tla8
Wonder of thu Philadelphia Stuck
1sxehAngs,
aptetas DA2ateh to tn Chteaao Ts,b,.ns,
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 11.-rho Nurthorn TA-
ei.ln tieAl has leun tho wonder uf tho Stuck Ex-
uhange. bioro 10 becauso Tho hitter haa been
blt, and the sa,ln squpezel Wao expuctud to Ie
stiucez0rs. Thu oCtsI,lers we;o large buyers ut
VI II III, atd whon tho stac!t broke with tho other
spculalt altlrs-whon In, got down to sl-soyyr4l
hrKt hllbtrs hull Mlrp.ldy unnatfed, hut st,s II
fuw ,r tho Willard 1urty, and s.,,au yrry uttau ,U
head4unrtots. neKan to buy. II still kept
OIL A1WnWnrtl, iaWUStr+ III tbs MarK&l,B
1t'tu!nu sxlaustct, uni Ph!latteiphia. willcA
hau lGcnu frgu bilyur ut fC49t1. sulll Npnln 10
New York " per Uonl lower, wIiom Tho trie,lLs
Or the ral hu,i ~ co1lln ~ tho rescue Ut their
iMttereet Ass0vatus. wt1u hatt lltatiu up ut thu
highest prices, an4 Ltey themselves c,luo tu ns
luyers when tho short lnterest wits nit Il ,enyy ut
7C4SHJ. uhu Ut tue lnrKest stt,ckli0llcfs whu bud
trduru ~ t0 sell ut beat When 1t wlls ut ~ Yas IL
thu nIlrket H. 1.ny ut Il. Tie St,urts h4sa bccii
pretty well fryntrlled now. u1'u Irtnro Tho stock
rcltchea H. which tttUka u probability tnr tho
tlrst OK tho week. they will bu pgutly weli out.
, 1881-12-31

Phl ,delpl.la Isa1lot-s3ox Ktulrorx uu.l
Fer1ur~rs Convicted nul set.set,eeA to
lull,Flx lxoMmcMt.
sptstal AH1dteh to 1hs Chicago 1ri6uns.
1tttLAnElpiitA, Dec. A-Tho CAUSE Ut purity
Of elections hal y strony impeIlls during tho
pasl week. Upon the removal OK tho Mount
case 20 Judge Dsddlos court thsro was very
sudden weakening Ut tho uofenso and p.oA Ut
Euilty uf sanpes!u4 with tho bAlIot-box, which
resulted Ih sentsuco OF two yeart Ia tho penl.
tcnliary. Yesterday nuothsr bailnt.Oox skutfar
uatuu " Justice. Ia tho &ame curt William
Tully Ir. Wus convicted Of making . false re-
, 1881-12-31

DratII Of 4 AuUtltrr Old Citizen,

DratII Of Another Old Citizen.
A.o,ho ~ +tn ,vnI1. t,,,,sn .tt,n,,. ~ t,h,,o,o
anoa"eru. svu, ~ .,s., ' VI na''ae"
--Jesse "nHehcaa-tleo yestttahs' lie WaS
horn 1T tho City Ut New York iii November.
laQ0, Ills luther WIS established for tuupy ycnrs
In Tint t,tv M n .hu,r4,Ip nrrrhunt, mi r,.4
-" .es W. 10 -, ..,' ~ r',,' ,,,a'',...
ino'ea in'lh thero WIN nls 1atnliy 10 "heel'ns.
Fh.. III lsl2. Here .icss.' Whitehead rrstted
until 1S, wt,ti Il1t,u!!td by natural Auirit ur
cuirrprtsr and II 1,.sr.. for II more nrmnl4nv
49,, ,,t,. ,i, - .,".t, ~, sa.s,',., -, .'','
Inv ac'fe "eha " ""F"' u. reso''e" ~ es'"os
II II hiilstlf ut SAdIsul,, lnd.. then snlaH hut
Eroapprlng point on tAcf Uhtu.. Hero hu ut onpe
irnf,,Ic ht,nsp,f win fhr l,,,a lntcr,sts ,,f III.
..', h,, ...,..',.. " ,,,,sa,,,,.'. ,',,.s,,,,.
NJ" noHe' e"eaH'u1 III tleFe.n.He pursuits
which ho successfully followed fur ten ycnr!.
when he rctlretl fr.An notlye business, hut still
tent hty Md 10 ndvntrc thu ,uturcs,s Of tho town,
NH ticyrlu,I tnso gt,tGrfrisps t,I,,st itxejy tp
cuntrip,ttc - lts progress. VIII, thIs Spirit t,.
nnrI,. intt.r,,t, in fl,r MIlistn, 4 liz
tiinnu,I,4is i,nii.1,,, inns ri ih tr.s ts,,,f,.
1sh,.,l In thu W.sf, md tim Very ,trst in
iI,!it,a. ind h1c1tniu n inrrt stul.KfoItirr md
Inrrciur in inc cu,t,uu,y, II ,1,ny l,c apstionti
trtt,Hr rnr ~ th,, tur1.at. ,rls in rim vEnI.,
, 1881-12-31

Gpeta1 Dtsu4tea tu Tbs Chltduo Tribune.
GAIEsnJHG, ILL.,, Dec. :N.-AnusllGr old citznn
Inns been chtted It, his rest. Ar. Jessu ckrel, nf
Gibson, this county, died OFT Mumluy, nttt WIS
followed tu ila tnst resting place t,y q tnrEe
nnu.bpr Of friends. Ito VIVA nne Or tue curly
settlers Ut tho cnuuty. And lns hell several tl-
purtnnt p,stuunB-thnt Ut Supervisor, Justice or
tito lulte. etc,
, 1881-12-31
4 Ne,y Route 10 llppcr NI1c1,tgatt.

4 Now lf0l1tc 70 Upper Hf1ctifgafts
nErnuiT, Mich, i)eu. ;h.-1'hc timo-tnbte t,n-
tween Dutrolt md Marquette Issued today tnkcs
efdcs sunday t,ouu. Tharo Will 10 ut,o pnsseti-
rtr-trntn per dry cach WHY, leaving tho StrAlta
vi Mnckinnp at 7aJ II, tho morning. whGro tofi.
tcrtton will Bu inAlo with tho night trufn frt1n
snrnunttc. nrrtvinw nt Detroit ut 10 In tho cvcli-
tsg. LcAvtnx UrtroIt at II ut tho evening, 1t
i,alcl,rs MatklnMu ut 6:l! Tho mkt nftcrnonf,,
where cnn.pctton Is agniii fn.le With tho night
trim tor Marquette which Will he reEhe'! tho
i,rst lu,rnInY. Iho distance s,tyesl b. shIs hcw
rnutn t1stwetn detroit md ,llo Upper rgn!1.s.!I'.
route sla Cl!cugo The tlrst trntu lGlSes Still
lur ltEht.
, 1881-12-31

Robert l.. Lindsay, Quo OF t1le Missouri
land H%lustltrs. Aenteheod tu NlM.
xenr* III thu Pentlcslttary,
SrEGnnSrl,.Ls,u,. 1ep ;N,-liabert l.. Lindsay,
tho nnsc'l Missouri land Awinder, who VIVA c,,,l-
vsctca q! tho a0lh Inst., wns brought Into court
this evening ut o'e!uck aud sentenced BY Jud9u
Fatrlck Ia M!no years. Ia tho psnitou1iasy. LIhd-'
sny, w Il was clearly ,prtreu, was nno Of the
MAs 6r'llEt.e Mlaut by Unttr4 htNtea Ailurney
nl!ss. nF st. Luisls. turrls. whn Wa arrested
Lipdsay MAkcs tho fourth 0t shs ganX convicted.
, 1881-12-31

CLEVELAND. O., nec. N.-Tao iron markets
continue active und nrnl. rIy-iron In lar9e lc-
maud, with not muut h l,e ha,i. prlgus for you,e
grades havo AdyancGd from co rtuta to u per
ton. Notwithstanding tcnrs Ut ttrolxu cot,,pu-
fstlon, fur,laccsaen hnv0 decided to 10 this, Eu,
LAkn Superior chAvc0aI lEs,H quoted III tJt4k:c,
~. Manufactured trn II lsrtu, With tho .ien and
!arHsr tnan tho sapply. i3ars arc stl quo.ti Ut
S5at8. Fstr11leAsa lulet and prlcus unchanged.
s,ess. With perhaps sixht falling on III frclvht
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EXPELLED.

nosT0N, Doc. 3l.-Tho Coulnon Council oe the
City Ut sotnervilto passed I'LL order tunIgllt ox-
pctltt.R Ccunelltnun Hiram 4. prutt ror apprp.
pr!AtA19 10 bis own Ilse spuie $t,J0O wAter taxes
cnllccscd by htnl Whtle u tneMbur Ut tho Eu1tult.
700 ~ Highways. Fruit had previously luaic
, 1881-12-31

EG.KItAHr, Ind. Dec. J.-Ds. J. ". Allen. ono
Ut tho tuust prominent phyaIcltltis VI Northern
1ndIuna. dcd 1T h!s residence Iii this city this
,l,urIlinx Ut nrtYnt's dscnae. lie syns born III
A.ldlsun County, Vermont, MArch I. lB1t, Rrudu.
ntua ut tho C.''leuo Of rhy1IruslS un4 Surgeons,
New York City. III 1ssp', rflctiGe1 In ktlux Eouu-
Y, Ohm. tur thirteen yecrs. retnnved 70 this city
" !hfs, whefy ~ practicni over thirty yours.
liu hld accumulated u lnrgo fortune.
, 1881-12-31

II there over was a. specific tor apy ope CONF
plalni, then Curriers' Little Liver Pills uro u
sptelhc lor sick hea1uGhg. aud eyury wpl,utl
SHOULD kAuN thls. On1y ono pill Iose.
, 1881-12-31

slInpLETowS,N. T., Duc. is0.-WlIllnm iodine,
tho tlrst trlinur a1,d rlyer Of Goldsmith Mind,
Cluster. Midnight. Alltt other fast horses, died
t0uny ot pMunsnunlh, uKcd 81.
, 1881-12-31

Lieut.-Gols William Il. Price. United
SlnteS Army. ut I'l,llnhclpitin.
PnIhApk,pHla, PHI, Her. W.-I.eut.-t -tDl. Will
fam lte!wtHH Prize, Sixth United Stulea cav
Hiry, died today.
, 1881-12-31

Gabriel White, Mt VIaterAboro, y. G.
CtEAld.Es-,S, i. G.. Dec. N.-Ga0ricl WhltG a
tcgrh WIS hanYod to-day IN Wutorst},to for the
murder Ut Frederick Desl niger, anuthor noKru,
III lHTH.
, 1881-12-31

C3l. !fcConil, or Wilmington, DEL. ut
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. nec. aD.-Cnl. McC0M, Of VIII
niluxtun. uuI.. we'll knowit In railroad circles,
died hero tlJ&uy.
, 1881-12-31

II Is wall to guard oHainst tho riIfurs Ut winter
by procur!ux il bottl0 Vt ur. NuLl*s Cough Syrup
, 1881-12-31
Consolidated In slsc Interest Of tho
Wabash HyttVgss.

6pkf1AE Dl9p03th to tbs [att4po 3r(bAHk
FITTBnUn1, Pa, llec. M.-fhfs nfturnoOa d
nufueeE ur glttahurv capitalists Interested III
, 1881-12-31

Upon Public Men and G:ycntx-E9rcsl-
dcs,t Arlilttr'A Administration nj Seen
III ItA tBuneytsa0oll-Scryls Of Tie
n1sY York HlMclt!nO In IL Cheerful
N1Outl-Artnur nplltilnE His Mind for
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stave off postponement of HubbarS,s s.,.
row .guage bin, which WAS taken up in anita
Of all opposition. - 7p''0
Mr., Smith, of Titus, said some mann havs
11Ppo.ea " because Hubbard drew the bill.
ne sAla neither Hubbard nor any her rail-
sGsa ton \, man drew Il, but Jerry Blsck. himself
s,u !" .nat member opposed Ii because X
,mu Inv proved too great consti,
,u;', ,us;ons, nut, even for the 18th
'eSlsIan9n 10 crack. He favored the bill,
u. ms. woods denied opposing /. because
nuoosrd was tho daddy" As for ,Jerrv
nlscS, tno great states right democrat being
thing. o'o'' any sucn
Mr.. Mstlcek moved tho previous o,os,ion
on me adoption Of the report of Ia cnn,.
ntlee, which is adverse 10 the bin. MAJ
adopted '' '''' MOI
Mr. Baker moved the previous oue.,;or an
tho passage Of the bill and Mr.. Woods moved
oell of the house. s' '''o''u
The motion to excuse sbsen,ees wss lac,
yeas 40, nays 30, not a two-thirds vote ana
The call was suspended
Inc bill was then put on ia
passage. Those favoring Il ws,a
messrs Anderson, Barry, Benavides
hBennick, Beck, Bruce, Of McLcnnSn'
Burss, Caven, Carleton, Daniel, Finlsv'
Gould, CRANBERRY, Grant, GRAY. LabnW
Linton Linn, Mari, McComb, McOord'
mmooley, Oliver, 0xshecr, Parker peacook'
ierreno., Philpot, Policy, Plumley. Rsrs,
dale, Riggs, Roach, Scott, Smith Of TITUS.
stewart, Tankorsley, Tompkins, Todd. Trsy.
lor, Truitt. Upton -43.
THOSE against were Messrs. Ayers. Bruce
OF Johnson, Chensuli, Dsugherty, Davidson.
iDen!,msn, Douglas, Evans. Fly, Gibson
msidusck, Hill, Kerr, Kindred. Lewis, Mack.
Maliocf, Merritt, Moursund, Paddock, Pal.
,neTson' Smith of Hunt, Stribbling, String.
fellow Story, Tarleton, Tompletop, ThomS-
son, Woods, Woodbridge, Wurzbaeh-Sl.
Mr. Baker praised with Mr.. Blocker. Ths
others were all sbsent.
On motion of Mr.. Bruce, of johnson. tho
language of MIR. Ayers, as reported last
n'gget' wa' oxpunged from the Journal.
during consideration Of tho senate amend.
meo,s ny, to the house bill, the house adjourned
till q. m. tomorrow.
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Louisiana and Arkansas Items.

Now Orleans, March 30.--The Democrats
Met cmb city special says Anthony McCllno
was shot and killed to-day while resist ~
officer Horny Newsomc. .
Tho Democrat, Little Rock spccisl ssysthe
dead body Of James Hart was found on Tho
Iron Mouotain railroad near Tcrsrksna.
Tho body was horribly manglcd, tho cars hav.
Ing passed over H. The coroner's inquest
showed the fact that the young man had bcen
murdered and the body placed on tho track 10
avert suspicion. A man named johnson hss
been arrested on tho charge Of completely in
he crime.
A. Spear cropped dead this evening Of
hoart diseas
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STATE SPECIALS.
San Antonio.


Special to the Herald
San Antonio, March S0.--An express spc-
cisl from Fort Griffin says j. N. Fleming
accidentally shot himself in the knee, no.
cosaitstlng smputation He is son Of r. r..
Fleming, esq, of the vicinity of Austin.
Indications point TO railroad war be.
tween the International and Sunset routes.
with tho chances favoring the former road.
An accident, on tho sunset road near
kingsbury, delayed tho train eight hours. A
freight car was wrecked, passenger train
dilched, and other slight damages. No one
was seriously hurt.
Representative Upson has returned, in his
usual good health.
:. Colonel Andrews has a fine specimen OF
Ignite COAL found on tho Sunset. extension,
IN Medina county. Itmay prove valuable
mine to tho road.
Tho spring clip of wool will no. bo large
this season.
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Galveston .


Special to the herald
Tho spencer divorce case is still on trial.
Bo's2 to l in favor of Mrs. Spencer, the do.
fendant, are freely offered 10 town.
The Lyceum met and adopted proposi.
zion by which they expect to obtain charge
OF the city library.
Tho electric light machinery for tho San.
perfest building has arrived, and is being put
up.
Tho Bagnio shooting scrape was ssuashed.
Grant Ia expected Friday. No reception ID
spoken OF though.
Judge Bonner left for homo yesterday,
Captain W. U. Clayton, head book keeper
with Willis u Bro, was buried with Masonic
honors yesterday morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-31
AVllTH LEGISLATURE.
THE slxTY-SIxTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS,
Ihe Eli Amending the Charter of the
City or Dallas Passed-More Notn.
ries Pubtic Appointed The
school Bill Passed,
Etc, Etc.

SENATE.
Special to the Herald
Austin. March S0.--The senate met persu.
ant to adjournment.
Roll called and Quorum present.
Prayer BY the chaplain.
The reading of the journal was dispensed
with.
The senate joint resolution granting leave
OF absence to certain district judges, passed.
The bill providing for change in the form
Of tho official journals of tho two houses.
and providing that the printing board shall
contract for the same, passed.
The bill providing tho modo md manner
of conducting contested elections WAS lost.
House bill No. $50 for tho relief of persons
whose lands have been rendered for taxation
and placed on the unrendered roll, passed.
Senate bill No. 22S, regulating appoint.
menls of notaries public, was taken up and a
conference committee appointed on the
same.
House bill No. 1870, amending the act es.
tablishlng tho tenth, twelfth, thirteenth.
twenty fifth, twentieth and thirlie,h judicial
districts, passed.
A message from the governor
was received, appointing I. II. Franklin dis
trict attorney for tho fifteenth district,
The house bill for the relief of Lowis
Grooms passed.
House bill No. 400, amending article 23O Of
The criminal code, passed.
The bill for tho relief of the heirs OF Henry
l. Townsond passed under suspension of the
rules.
House bill No, 23l, amending srticle 600.
chapter . OF the criminal code, passed to The
third reading.
House bill No. 53l, validating land
locations malo on valid certlfcstes
~ tho counties of Hardemsn, Baylor vii
oarger, hnox aud other counties, passed
under suspension of the rules.
House bill No. 400, authorizing counties TO
fund their bonded Indebtedness, passed under
suspension Of the rules.
A message from tho governor was re-
ceived appointing moro noiares public.
Sonata bill No. 30l, amendatory to tho do.
ficieney bill by adding The emergency clause,
passed by Il two-thirds vote.
On senate bill No. 1874, providing for tho
purcha,e of manuscript bonds from the
proceeds OF the sale of school lands, with
house amendment, tho senate refused Ia
concur.
Adjourned till $3.50 pm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.Shannon reported for the free confereuo,
committee on house bill No, 800, recommend.
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Tho house met in regular order,
The senate bill was taken up providing for
selling eslraycd stock for tho purpose Of in.
Identifying parties whose crops or promises
have been damaged by such stock
jumping or breaking fence II provides
that parties must testify that such stock have
broken into his place NJ least three times to
prove that they aro obstreporous. Tho bill
passed under suspension Of tho rules.
MIR. Todds motion 10 subs,jtuto
the senate for the house bill amending tho
school law, failed and tho house bill was on.
crossed.
An amendment 70 mako tho scholastic AGO
from six TO sixteen years failed
MIR. Haynes offered resolution that "a Hon.
j. o. Hutcheson has Just received news of tho
death Of his father, that the seventeenth leg.
slature extend 10 him their heartfelt sym.
psthy and coincidence in this bis hour of he
feaNy,ement. Adopted by risipg voio.
Theschool bill passed after amending so as
10 make the age between oightsnd sixteen.
inc senate bill amending the law relating
TO cities and towns was taken up. II pro-
vides that in small towns one person may illl
two or three offices instead of ono person
each us heretofore. Passed undor suspension
OF the rules.
The ponitentiary bill, with tho repor. of
inc conference committee on differences bo
tween tho house and senate, passed as recon-.
mended with minor amendments.
The senate bill reorganizing tho twenty.
third judicial district passed. :
Mr. Finlay's resolution expressing sympa
my TO Hon. George IL, Gould and family on
tho occasion of the death Of their little
daughter, Lorine, was adopted by rising
vote. "'"s
Tho senate bill allowing landlords TO seizo
tho property of tenants who shall a,tempt 10
move before paying all rents, was taken us
under call. ~
Tho senate bill increasing tho fees of
county and district attorneys, provided they
do not receive over So, 900 per annum. was
taken up, discussed whilo, and tho house
adjourned I'LL 3 p, m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Discussion was resumed on tho attorney
foe bill. On motion, tho matter was indsa-
nitcly postponed. Mr.. Mar opposed, and
Mr, Todd wantod the floor for an explanation,
and Mr.. Mari told him to keep his shirt on
while longer and he could have Il. Mr..
,Hsse "".svu sno lunsuhRo hken down. Inc
Dill was finally indefinitely postponed.
Tho senate bill prescribing tho times Of
holding court In tho twentieth judicial dis.
tiict wa: takcn up, and psssed under suspon-
sion OF the rules, after amending 10 mako Il
20 into effect, after July first. u
The senate bill permitting towns and vii.
lagos 70 DO Incorporated for school purposes
only, was taken up and passed under suspen-
sion Of the rules.
Mr.. Burks offered a resolution
that tho povornor X.
requested 70 have the state redistrictod ,udi.
cislly Of = called session, II such . session bo
called. Adopted.
The senats till amending The chartsr of
the city Of Dallas, was taken up out OF the
receulA! order and passed under suspsuslon Of
the rules. v
During . perfect tumult Of voice, and
contradictory criss, attempts were made 10
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Rusk, March 3O.-The jury in the case Of
tho state vs. Trov Smith, charged with as
sauls to murder, rendered verdict at 10
o'clock this morning Of guilty, and assessed
his punishment at imprisonment in the peni.
i!entisry for two years.
The dwelling of O. Emanuel, at jackson.
sonviile. was broken into and robbed Of
clothing snd other articles, yesterday morn
ing, by two trnmps, who were successfully
captured aud are now jailed hero.
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Athens, March 3O.--Tho minister Of wsr
has resigned. The order has bocn Issued for
three regiments ofintantry, one Of fensiueers,
and one company Of ambulance corps 70
proceedto Chatees. All members OF the
chamber OF deputies, who arc army officers,
70 the number Of thirty, have been. ordered
10 Join their regiments.