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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

The emigrants from Germany to
transatlantic paris, by way of Ham,
burg. numbered 6s,S87 persons for the
year 1880, as against "a 867 for 1879.
Nearly SO. 900 sailed directly for New
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

WALKING matches are becoming
very prominent again. In late con-
test in New York between Hughes
A'oert aud others, Hughes finished
his oOota mile on last Friday at 1876
and entered his tent This is the first
time on record that 500 miles has been
make In five days. Shortly before
Hughes left the track Howard re.
turned, and Albert, who wss third
made dash. and at hslf-past elsven
covered his 4S3d mile. At midn;oh,
Dis score stood 1853 miles, giving him
second so & place. The score at midnight
was: Hughes 500. Albert 4S5a He1
ard 48f, Krohne 1901 Vint 47Ss pn;,
lips AS. Campans 3S5. The be,tino H.
that Hugh VIII take first place and
Alber 3 c,nd. ''Ao
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

A HEAVY earthq Iake shock was
plainly felt in Montgomery, New
York, Oh the morning of the Goth OF
last mouth. Ia one house the keys
were shaken out of the locks of the
doors. The shock was most severely
felt about one mile north of the
DIQoa
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

Two pyramids have been discovered
to the north of Memphis, Egypt, built
by king of the sixth dyna>ty. They
were buried beneath the sand. The
vaults and chambers are covered with
inseriDtiO0a
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

Mr. SPARKS has very puor opinion
of rome of his Democratic colleagues.
He says they are rsscsls. and prefixes
the epithet with an adjective usually
conveyed in print to ears polite by q
long dssh. Mr.. sparks is righ; he
cannot be too emphatic In his denunci
atiOn
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

IT is sal d that an Iowa clergyman
regulates his marriage fees by weight,
the rate being four cent, pound for
the groom and two cents for the bride.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

A BILL was introduced in the SEN
ate by Senator Garland, on last Thurs.
day, providing for the establishment
of uniform system of bankrup:c-.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

SECRETARY SHERMAN made
aneech on last Saturday, before the
Merchants Club in Boston, on the
national finances.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

IT was stated in the British House
of Commons on last Monday that the
government would not grant a new
trial to the traversers of the indict-
ment lately heard.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

SOME of the Senators unfriendly to
President Hayes are opposed to the
confirmation of Hon. Stanley
Matthews as Associate Justice.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.

Mr.. Scales, of North Carolina,
chairman of the committee on Indian
affairs, reported back the resolution
calling upon the Secretary of the
Interior for copies of all papers
which have been filed in his Office
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

A PHYSICIAN of standing in Paris,
DR.. o car Jennings, writes t, the Lon
don Lancet that il tEea melt of man
tai disease he has constantly used
music, which calms aud so tbs t le
mind, and is too precious al agent to
be neglected. Concerts form q part of
the regular treatment in many asy-
IuDoS
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

PRESIDENT HAYES has approved
the bill, which passed both houses OF
Congress, placing General Ord on the
retired list, with the rank and pay of
major general.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

THE King and Q1sen of Spa n
Alphonso and Christiana, are now
living quietly and simply at the palace
of La Grange. They walk, hunt and
amuse themselves in qniet and
peaceful manner. The royal house is
accessible to all petitioners, aud the
Kings greatest pleasure seems to be in
sending them away satisfi ID
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

THE Pitsburg Commercial Gszatte
says: 1T may be set down as certain
that General Garfield will cultivate no
an'agonisms, but do all in his power
to allsy them, and make the party of
cessful leader more compact and
powerful than it has ever baer."
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

FIFTEEN persons were Injured in
railroad accident near Middleburgs
Penn, the other day, five OF them
seriously,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

MOBILE, ALA, Feb. 2-The town
Of Sancho, on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, was partly destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss $35, 900. Insur.
suce 81 500. Eight stores are total
loss
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

SENATOR CARPENTER, who has
been Ill IN Washington, is rapidly inns
proving.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

1T is reported that the eruplons OF
Mount Baker are increasing In volume
and violence.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03
FIRST EDITION.
lI.3O p. M.
FOUR British officers were k'iieo
the battle of Dsrkenberg.

THERE are six editors In the ltgisla'
ture Of Arkansas.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-02-03

MINOR DISPATCHES.
WHITE HALL, N. Y, Feb. AT
6 q. m. the thermometer stood $50 be-
low zero.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-13
New Orleans Notca.

New Orleans, La, March l2.-Tho spring
meeting OF tho now Louisiana jockey clab
commences Toesday,.Aprll 10Th. The. club
proposes to run somo of the races after
nightly electric light, and hsyo accordingly
ordered for that purpose machInes.
A motion Tor y now trial Ia the case Manic
Alphonse sad Eiward Cbevalier and
Ferier convicted February seconi OF the
murder Of Robert burlen, o1lored, Was over.
ruled. Ea,ier and Choyalur wero sentenced
to hard lobor for lilr and Mamie Alphonse,
convicted Of manslaughtOr, and earnestly
recanm'ndoi ~ tho mercy OF the ooUr.. She
70. i've years hard Labor aud $50 lln,.
j W. tatier and y. j. Muller, sx.police
oiliccrt, who were convicted ogs.'nlipg silver
watches July Il lo'i .;om tho dad body of
Pal lMgh1ra IN Ibeir charge, were
sentenced 90 ono year az Adsd labd..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-13
i!aimcd nby Isuiiian

Chicago, ILL.,, March l2.-Las. night,
while jennie iYes, notorious col orsd wom-
rs. was sitting in her room on the top
floors Of 10 West Lake Street, man came
up stairs toward her, and VIXEN she asked
him what ho wanted he drew n
.Tge knilo aud cut a fearful gsah
across hoT face, sovering tho facial artery,
then turned and fed and has not slrce been
seen. The blood poured in slreams from
the wound, and when physician arrived no
found that she was almost completely col.
lspsed from less of blood. Ho administered
choroiorm and sewsd UP the gasn, and pro-
.nounccd ner iniuricl not fatal, unless inIlam
NATION 5h0uld Sc. in. Jonnie Ives said hor
asiaian. was u white man, with light hsir
and muslgchc, dressed IN white suit, and
was stranger TO her She thought fpm bis
action, that ho Wa. q lunHlic.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-13
New York's erand opera House

New York, March l2.-The well. known
capitalists who sometime ago organized
joiot stock company TO build grand opera.
house have abandoned tho Vanderbilt site
near the forty'aecond street depot, and arc
negotiating for another silc, The location of
which is not yet made public. Each mem.
ber Of the company will be entitled 10 a box
in tho new house, The plans for tho new
building have been accepted, j, G Cady be-
ing the successful competing architect.
The building Is 20 he ia tho style of tho
Italian renaissance within and without.
There viii be seventy boxes in lhrea tiers.
each box having ~ small salon bshind il for
special purposes. Above the boxes viii ex-
tend a balcony and gallery. The structure
will Of course, include the usual patouet,e,
Tho seating capacity will reach about three
thousand. The entire structure will consist
Of masonry and on and IL vii, be irc proof
| The contemplated accommodations ooth-
for the public and tho performers are unusu-
Rll' good, Tho snats designed arc large, and
Tue dressing f1N,Gs, batWoon forty aid iifly
| IN number, Will contaiu each window OPEN
ing 20 tha S'r, fire plSee md other oanvan-
| ences Tho lobby will extend thirty by ono
| hundred iect There will also be covered
! driveway accommodating several carriages
at tha enhance. TIE estimated cost of the
| building is 960Q000 snd OF tho site, 5000, 900.
Preparations for bu ding ail begin immedl.
ately, and It Is expected that Tho work will
be finished in ABOUT two yenfs. Among the
stockholders arc Robert poolet, W. X. Van.
eerbt, Il. 7. Morton, Adrol lselin, VIM.
II. Vanderbilt, j. Piorpont Morgan, Jumes
i. Koene,O y. L. Garrison, d. o, Mills. y. l..
NJ. Dsrl0w, Edward Cooper, Jay Gould,
Cyrus W. Fiell aud j. j, Aslor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-13

Lond9a, March l2.--pha gpopt,g new
rules submitted ia house Of commons lat
night, for application Of urgency 10 .ppp'y,
proyidel that when certain seats ia iha come
mi.ioo ofsupply and in ths commis,eo en-
ways and means aro decided urgent md
such committees have prooldonca Of my
resolution agreed TO on motion made, after
notice by the minister put forth with d..
cldcl majority Of 8 70 or h1ing callol Tor,
three OF such committe. mon shsl lortdwitt
leave the chair without putting ANY question.
The house thall then resolve ilsolf into auch
committee II 1t shall appear to tho chsir-
man necessary during debate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-13
Ccurt Of Appeals

special 10 the Herald.
Galveston, March l2,---Tho court Of fappeala
to-day affirmed tho case Of Tom Williams
from Rusk, for murder, with the death pen,
atty.
Ed. Castles v' The state; from Brazoria,
Dismissed
joo Bland, two eases, VS., the state; from
RuslS Affirmed.
Jim Cain snl Austin Gain VS. the state
from Rusl, Affirmed.
Jo'f Royal VS.. tho ,Lito; from Rusb. AZ.
iirmed.
Charles ?, Clark Va. the state; from San
JaoInto. Reversed and rsmaudpa.
James Harrington ys. tho county Of Calves.
ton, Affirmed.
James Harrington vs. TIE gtatG from Gal
weston. Affirmed.
b. p. C!egg u Cows. .ho state; from Gal.
vo'ton. Affirmed.
William Rivers va. tho state; from Walker
reversed ard rcmsnded
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-13

Wagca.la Mms, Nerch l2--This morning
tr9 blokJ on. ia wha!b kuoEu AZ the new
chair loom Of the Wakefield tsltAu works
srd 5000 srro'd to the largo four story
budiny known as the basket odalr rom,
which 5ls quickly dast'o,ol ghe almes
then sttckcd ,he largo four story frame
building, 10 fto; wide aud 500 icot long,
occupied asp weaving room 10 u lirst story,
wi.h DnAir Rooms cyefheai. and this building
wna soon 10 ruins. Help has arrived from
Slouoham and Reading snd strong ellorls
Me making 70 check the fire. It "a lmpossi.
bic 10 estimate tho loss, but IL will probably
r'sch half = million dollars and perhaps
moro. Nearly ono thousand employees viii
DO thrown Out of employment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-13
Emigration so Amerlra

London, March II. The correspondent of
the Times Of Berlin comments on the great
increase Of emigration To tho Uniied Steias,
and says whole villages aro described by The
local papers as migrating from 'Posen
Prussia proper ana schleswig. American
emgralinn ogenta, however hardly SGT forth
The advantages OF tho various states they
represent, as they Sre varnod by the Ameri-
can legation itwould be unable 10 help ID m
II they shouli get into trouble with tho nu.
lAoritics, Mr. WssndA, an amndcen citizen
Of Hungarian extraction, eho two years ago
was forbidden 20 lecture in Berlin on tenn
grafton" b0s just b0en equally unsuccessful
90 second visit esisnel 10 persuade tho au.
thoH.ies ol the folly of impeding migration.
II nppaarg however, the precaulon against
tho exodus Of young men has somewhat
abatol ia south Germany. The German
government particularly aims 10 divert emf
from the United States.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-13

Chicago, March - "A large and outhuli
ostc meeting OF The Hollauders resident in
Chicago Was hld at the Dutch Reformed
Church This evening. a permanent orgaui-
zaiiou " rs effected md numerous epa chos
wero made, both Ia tbo Dutch and Tho En-.
Gish languages, denouccing tho course OF
tlo E'ghsh government toward tho BJe.g in
South Airlcs, snG exto!lng TIE uaiyls of
tho.rrsrsygal for their brave and successful
reia!anco 70 ;blir Oppross1r5. Rssa'utons
were drawn and adoplei rendering the AID
ane sympathy of tho Ho!lander5 Of Chcsgo
ofthoir struggling countrymeu ia Africa,
who had shown themselves foeman worthy
their steel. a committee Of i've aWero ap.
! pointeo solicit material gil tor tho Beers,
ana to corporate with the Holauders in
Michigan with the same end in view. An.
other meeting is to be held tonight
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-13
SENATE

NEN4N "a
Special to the Herald,
Austin, March l2.--The sonata met pursu-
ant to adjournment
Roll called and quorum preient.
Prayer by Rev. W. Z. Hall.
The reading of the journal WAS dispensed
with.
Reports; Mr., Lane. for the finance
committee-Favorably on house bills
No 81 and $40, and senate bill 262. Unfs-
vorably on senate bill No, 240 and senate
Joint resolution No. SO.
Mr. Weatherred, for the committee on
judicial districts-Favorabiy on house.biila
No. 576, $50 and 26l.
Mr.. Hightower, for the committee on
state aflairs-Untavorsbly on senate bill No,
2iS.
Mr.. Houston, for the committee on CON
stitutional amendments --Favorably on son.
ate JOINT resolution No. AZ.
A message from the governor was received,
appointing K. V. Bell, OF Cooke county,
district attorney for the tenth district;
Thomss J, PuintoD, of Gor2sles county, 60
be district attorney for the ninth district, anG
o, X. Bell, Of Hamilton county, to be district
o. orney f1r the ihirtieth district.
On these appointments the senate went
| into executive session Vt 1890 confirming the
same.
Action on second message, sppoioiing
notarie; public, wss postponed i'll Monday.
Mr., Terrell reported for Judiciary com
mit;oa No. l, fsvJlably on the house blll
relating 30 towns and villages.
Mr.. Patton Tor the committee on state
sGalrs, reported unfavora5ly on senate Dill
Ne. so
A number Of bills were acted on
Toe senate conculred in the house amppd
meut to the substitute for senate bill No. 81
| THE substitute for senate bill No. q
passed
Senate bin No 50 passed.
The house tint resolutions, granting leave
Of absence to Judge G. B. Jerrold, pissed
House bill No. 2ll passed TO q third
reading.
tebouae smondingtho code relative &c
fees OF sheTitis snd constables in felony Gaze.
passed TO third resding.
Senate bills No. 80, 100, 10S, l03 and 10j
were killed by the adoption OF adverse re-
ports.
Senate bills Nc. 81, 10l and III were lsi(
on the table sub ject to cal.
Senate bill No. l03 passed
The senate bin for the relief of j. W
Bronson passed.
Senate bill No. 100, passed.
Senate bill No 10 was indefinitely post
lp5-ed.
Tao house joint. resolution. amending tai
ljadi2aTy, passed.
Senate bill No. ll3 was engroasel.
\ m6:ssgo from the house was receive,
announcing that it had amended tho aenal
resolution 10 adjourn on the 22ld Of Narol
by dNing II on thatirst Of April.
After a long discussion, the house amend
ment wns adopted.
The committee on senatorial and roYre
sentative spportionment reported throug
Mr.. Wynne, chairman, and two hundre
copies were ordered printed
Mr. Lane introduced a bill supplementar
TO lho act creating tho county of John Upto
passed this session.
The senate then adjourned till $50 n. II
Monday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-13
starch CompnnY EnI,nrc.

Cincinnati, March l2.--rho George Fox
starch manufacturing company has made an
assignment. for the benefit ot tho creditors.
The assignee ssys ho cannot now make state.
menls Of tho asso,' AT liabilities. The fail
ura is attributed Immediately TO tho recent
sItirgency on the money market. The nrm
is ono tf tho oldest starch manufactures in
tho United States, having been founded in
1924, Ono hundred and ilNy mon arc EN-.
ploycd, II, .. Williams, the assigtcc, will
no. cl0so the manuIctorv.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-13

Special to the Herald
Oalvtson, March l2.--The real eststo
transfers this week smount to twenty
ihou'end dollars, There wero ton transfers.
The case Of Cowdrey ys. Tho Galveston
Houston y Henderson rsiload company Is
on trial. The suit involvos tho on,irc road.
Information is given that Jay Gould has
purchased tho Galveston, Houston d Hen
derson railway and Is going 10 start u limo OF
steamers between Vera Cruz and Galveston.
Eleven deaths this week. five childrod and
elk old people.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-13
rnraer sn nm County.

Special TO the Herald.
Waco, Marh l2.--InIorma,ion has lust
been received hero thsttwo young men by
tho nsmo cf S'rr, wero found dead near
Fios vallcy, on last Friday morning. One
was burned 'lt1 u crisp. Parties ara afta-
'omo oon whom ihcy suppose 10 ba those who
committed Iho foul decd Sheriff Cox md
constable Blll johnson captured man by
tn nam OF Kennedy, upon whom strong
suspicion rests, as being ono Of tho ps,lils !
who committed the murder. The murdered
ycu0g mon we're we'll thought OF in tho
community and no one Cea Rsa.gn reason
for lhoir murder.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-13
AbIioi,,


Special TO The Herald.
Abilene, March 12.-The iqsnocsiou psrty
consisting Of Col. George Noble, goneral
superintendent; w. Il. Abrams, land COM
missioner and L. Il. Murphy, auditor Of tho
Texas & Pacific railroaI com1gn and Msi
d. w. Wa'hburn, chief engineer. and d
MeLauGhlio, assistant engineer, Of the Pa
cillc improvement company, went west
from hore last night, returning et 3 o'clcck
to-day Tbev accepted the track TO Sweet,
wsior ~ mil west of hore, and 285 mile.
west OF Dallas, Itis not expected that reg
ulnr trains viii run west OF this point fol
several monthi vet.
The sale Of town lois next Tuesday vii
brilg largo number Of people here 90 yisi
and 20 goo the lgrgest canvas town in Tozes
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-13
Negro Klncd al sncAaonvillo.

Special 10 the Herald.
jacksonville, March l2.--At a negro danco
last night on the Cover planAtion, negro
named Bob Lilly was shot and killed. Those
negro Iackcts having become annoying TO
tho white people Of the noighborhood, hNv.
ing 6een attended By yelling and pistol
ehooliNg in the midst Of orgies, last night
Banks and Millsrd Cover with tonsnl
named Oswald, ordered tho negroes to desiat.
No attonHon being paid 90 iho order, Mil,
lard and Oawall cred their gurs in tho op
poslte direction, killing tho negro ia tho
back ground. The affair Is greatly lamonlod
as the Covers arc very highly respectable
md peaeasblo, aud there was no intention
of murder when tho shots werc fired.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-13
Nriaanern Ralrnnas:.

Special to the Eeral1.
Naya'olO, Mach la,--The county Jail
Anderson wa, catered last night by nome un'
known parties. fhcy entered through the
outer Stone wall aid securing tho keys 60
the cages released four prisoners. Sheriff
Wood and depn,ics aro Ia pursuit of thon,
but up to 5 o'clock this evening they have no
clue as 10 their arrest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-13
Part orn Gang OF rsuutcs feiters Ar.
rp.tsA

Now York, March ls-Sectet service ciIl-
Ger, cf the ca,ury department, have, siaca
Tuesday, arrested fourteen of gang Of
clunte,lcl'crs who have 0oedei tho countty
with ccualnrleit coin. Toos and other
implements for the mandatory, together
with largo = Gmoun! OF coin we've captured,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-13
International Ootton Espoaili,

International Cation Exposition. y
A.lsnia, Ga, March l?.-Dooks OF SUBJ
scrip'ion 10 Tho capital stock of tho in!ar.
national cotton exposition were opened hove
to-day. Tho full quota allotted to Atlanta
was promptly subscribed by our leading
citizens, bankers aud business men. Liberal
subscriptions havo also hcen .elegraphod
from few Of The loading lines Of railways.
Tho amount asked from Atlanta is now made
up and " Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston respond rs expected, the
exposition will DO ono Of tho grsndest die.
plays Of southern textile products and
northern machinery for manufacturing ever
held in America.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-13
Gfoustou.
Snecl al 10 tho IIernld.

specl nj to the Herald.
Houston, March ia nu,aber of negroes
in mass meeting hero hsvo resolved 10 get
up an emigration scheme 10 Llbe,is.
Fay, tho noted lsad swindlor, convicted
At Austin, passed through to-day, going to
The pcni,en,ary.
The Houston Light Guard offer $500
prize for tho best drilled military compsny
at tho coming yoksltst.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-13
IOIrsE.
Thn homo met ID rerular ordpr.

Tho house met III regular order
Mr.. Baker moved the previous question on
Mr.. Tsrleton's amendment to tho prohibition
resolution.
Mr.. HAYNES moved m excuse, for shsentees.
Mr Moursard moved a call Of tho house
on this motion, thus locking tho house
again.
The adjournment wrsuglo was then taken
up Gnd and Mr.. Gathers amendment, sub
slitulng April. lst instead of March Dad.
was discussed.
Mr. Gather said il was wollknown that
the called session Of the sixteenth legislature,
under direction of the governor, did more
thSn tho regular session; that the cur.e OF
this and MI other governments was too much
legislation and complication of laws,
Alter several had expressed cpision Mr.
Gather amendment was adopted
rhc prohibition resolution was taken W
Rnd Mr., Frrcton's amendment was vdopicd,
and the resolution passed 10 8 third reading
by yeas 5S, nsy5 Is.
Members voting for Il wero Messrp. Az.
mold, AyJgs, Baker, Bsrcv, Bennick, Bruce,
OF johnson, Friro. Of MyCennao, ,Burks, CAV.
| en-, CleuoWe,h Chenlut Daniel, Daughorl1,
Davidson, Douglss, Evans, Fly, Foster, r..
meyer, Gather Gibson, Gfanbury, GRAY,
Haynes, Hill, Johnston, Kendall, Kcy, Kin.
dred, King, Lewis Mack, Mari, Matlocl;,
Ma,tevs, NcComb, McCord, Morfn.,
Moblpy, Nash, Oliver, 01sheer, Psdd0cA,
Patterson, Pescock, Perronot, Philpots,
Rspsdele, Riggs, Roach, Scott
Tarletcn. Templeicn, Tompkns, Trsylar
Truilt, Woods and Woodbridge.
| FlhaeN grntnat II Atnra Moerss AyTuv-
Benvidcs, Blocker, Beck. Kerr, l.sb,tt, Carle.
ton, Danmsu, Auik, Finlay Grant Heiduso,
Linton, Linn, Moursund, Rev. Parker
Policy, Plumley MchHdrs, Stewart LStribblng
Slringfcllow, Tankersley,.. Thompson, ToGd
Upon, Willis and Wurzbach.
Those absent, not voting, wore Mtssrs
Cauthorn, Gould, Hu,chesou, Smith, "
Hunt, Smith, Of Titus, and Storey.
To Mr.. Finlay's restrictive resolution
offered yesterday, Mcssts Baker and Gibaol
opposed It.
Tho bill for publishing supreme corr
reports, passed.
The bill allowing parties prosecuted under
the occupation lax law 10 stop prosecution
BY paying license, passed.
1hc morning session was rather stormy
and during a tumultucui wave, njicurno,
till 3 In the afternoon.
AFTERNOON sEsstoN.
Tho house took UP tho senate bill amend
ing no swrespec,ing cattle irspsciior, ua,
discussed u for over an hour. Soyers
amendments wefo illed and tho bill rassed ,
s,hird rcadlng. during the excitement.
Mr. Merritt was excused ill Thlrday
belfe announced that he was jut made d
happy father Of the twentieth hny. 1GrO
laUgbter and applause.
The house then adjourned Ill $50 q. Il
u Monday.