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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21

slsad Of balm and nowef
\ lmli lilen trees, bowsf'
,hs Wild wfeatls rom Jasmine
M rlofiilan seas'
"A our Ieinnic's footsteps run
IA ,he iwinkiing gladc
|psd 4 llcbc IN ihe sun,
,ad In the shade
dsy long her winsomc fong,
ebIes and soft trills,
,s,e.llk, flow. or silyery low
Eva the whispering rills.
IN midmost the foliage dim
n gray pinion silrs
In along the ,ine.clad limb
.uangg voice blends with hers
with hers. which soon Is stilled--
The mock birds note
4 thc strains that ever filled
I,,ecnlicsl human throat
hoIe heard. she loved the bird,
koueh, thenceforth to share
N new fayoritc, dawn by dawn,
6aintlest morning cheer.
| blight beyond our ken,
| some far Icvcrous wild,
4 that dark Shadow feared Of men
IS the fated child.
II her dropping curls Of brown,
hmed her violet eyes,
L an awful cloud crept down
vague, mysterious skies,
|one day our Jeannie lay
llselcss. pale. iorlorn;
\ sweet breath on lips OF death
)uttering breath Of morn;
hast beyond the DER curtained room
tender, vet how strong y
rough the misty morning gloom
hook .bird's sudden song.
trist those notes Of golden peal
caught from heavenly spheres,
|cugh their marvellous cadence steal
! soft as chastened tears.
an angels voice that throbs
|n the brown birds breast.
Rhythmic magic scars or sobs
|e our darling's rsst'
pcy psSsed--but came once more
b. stolen from Jcannic's bed,
Ie, along the porcliway floor
nd ear minstrcl-dead
oil iha, transccndent strain
iie.chords burned apart.
Ierged in sorrows sarthlicr pain,
oks the o'erlsdcn heart.
and bird the seli'.samc grave
welded dus, shall keep,
The long low Floridian wave
IS round their place OF sleep.
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a growth from all causes in 10 years
OF 1oo per cent. She has thirteen
railroads, and is said to send out
forty trains daily. Her water
power is the largest utilized in
America the falls of St. Anthony
are eighty feet high and situated
in the central part of the city, es-
timatcd at 10000 horse power.
Her Touring mills exceed that of
any other city in America, turning
out $4,000 barrels daily; consum-
ing about $1,000, 900 bushels Of
wheat yearly. Her lumber busi-
ness is extensive; has large
wholesale trade in nearly all
branches Of business. Her schools
are excellent State University To-
Gated here. As summer resort
she has no superior. Take it all
mall, | look upon it as being one
Of the greatest cities north. | am
told that 500 houses are now in
course of construction
The Supreme Lodge will con-
vene on Tuesday, and a full at
tendance is looked for.
Hastily, w. II. w.
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4 ssfbtsf oS tnf wi,a,

Mfssttpmis, MISS. May ofh.
fniesp B0NSrRf
~ my last IbJdIdi arrived here
and could giye you no Information
IN regard to the mlgpIiudc N thia
city. She iscalled the metropolis NJ
the northwest and is slid to have
70 per cent. larger population and
larger assessed wealth, banking
capital, wholesale trade and manu-.
factures than any other city west
and north of Chicago and Mil
waukee. Her population In
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21

To all points-Chicago, Toledo. Buffalo.
Richmond. Ngw York. Washington City.
Philadelphia and Boston. Eastern tourists
will find tbs la Belle river route safe. de.
Izhtfil and economical. Rates by this line
cheaper than any other hrst.cla.s rsute.
Meals and s,asesooms ffS. Baggage check
cd through.
Passengers can rely os splendid trip BY
this line. a. the steamers ore all hrst.elass,
having bees expressly built for the sccom-
mediation Of passengers. Each steamer car
ries fun string hand
K. W. LI6lfTBuRNE.
Gen. Freigit and Ticket Art..
A.y. sTfYfSs. ps--~r<<- A~<-t
10. I hsnrO< w. n<rrAh, Tess
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CONGRESSHoNaE.
SENATE.

tHshNgP.
Washington, March 4--At tho evening
eossion tho conference report on the slndr,
civil bill was adopted. Included in tho bill
arc Tho following items: $50, 600 for u reve.
nue. steamer for the southern coast; $40, ,00C
for the Pensacola navy yard, and items fol-
buildings at Annapolis and Norfolk.
Az 2;30 3 motion for an executive session
showed lees than quorum present. Up 70
$40 all attempt 20 60 into executive session
failed. AZ O'Clock in the morning after
repeated but Intellectual efforts by ,asi lritv
for an executive session, n sufficient number
Of republican senators declining to answer
upon yea aud nay votes, 10 enable the point
OF no quorum to hc ngde, q recess wss taken
until $50 o'clock.
Owing to the failure Of quorum s. an
pear at the hour appointed. tho rpces. was
substantially postponed until 1880 o'clock
when g joint resolution offered by Mr. Butler
ioran eSIrs. months psy 20 the senate, TO OIL
GERS and employees, was briefly debated and
passed.
Tho ,sllehcs we're meanwhile
thrown 0pea " tho ticket holders.
fully thrtalour.hs of whom Wero ladies. az
their unresimintd conversation CAUSED 30
much confusion % practically to tcrminAta
for some moments al o'her altsmpts'a. leg.
islalion. Tho vice president announced the
sgni0s Of the enrolled sundry civil and Dc.
frency appropriation bill'. ~ 1896 o'clock
Sisjor Geacral Hancock with Colonel
Mitchell, Of bis star, undor tslcrt of Senator
Blaine, entered from The west door of Tho
senate and was welcomed with long nnd
continuod applause from the galleries arM on
tho floor, and tho first on tbs floor 20 gree.
bin was Senator Conklnc, and cordial hnud-
shsking initiated by them wss repested by
all tho senators prcsen', aud who pressed
forward fot tho purpose Meanwhile tho ap.
plauso of the galleries swelod to tumult
and then subaidcd. The distinguished visitor
then finally took sest TO the left of tho
chair. Tho arrival Of Lieutenant. General
sheridan como moments later, was
Tho occasion ior a renewal of eothu.
siasm ,housh shD denonsirstion was
devoid Of MY spirit, tho Significance of
which WIS preceded. AT 1.20 O'Clock the
diplomatic oorps entered and occupied the
iasla of the senatorj on tha right Of the
chair.
AZ 1880 thia morning. tho head Of tho pro-
c,ssIon passing around tue routh wing relch.
oil the eastern from, Of the capital. Tho
president elect was accompanied by tho vice
president elect, aud senators Pondlcton and
Tnurman cnterc 1 the building and proceed.
I'd To TIN rice prasidanrs room. whore they
Continued on Firth page,
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va editorial, says: "The inaugural sddres. !.
worthy CT careful perusal bv every one h.
'eies'ed In the welfare Of the public Il i.
one OF the sblest documents of its kina svs,
tIs.neu ,a 70 Inc people of tho United States,
s,oas empe'"'e and conservative in Its utter
s, sneuf WIN VEN of coed commoa sense
,S"nng through \ all. It gives promise of
next four ye1rs." "'A A0A 'no
montgomery, Ala, March 5.-The Mont.
me.y auVeI'iser comments briefly ON tho
n'ausurai' ma says 1T Is morn elaborate
snan sucn documents usually are, ard with =
lew exceptions 1t is highly credi,sblo and
conservative throughout" ' ''1
Cha'tnnoogs, Tenn, March 5-Ths Da,,v
t,mes lays o. the inaugural speeches ana
s''els accepting party nominations. that
WY were general. glhieriug collections az
wViuS 10 struhg 'osethor as most eflsctuallv
Mtoneesl the specific ideas and n,ents ~
'ae writer's and speakers. GarGods sseecb
at inc east front Of tho capitol ys,,erdav'
was not TN exception la kina 10 this rule. II
may ne regarded as good or otherwise NV
partisan or other critics, but it Is only rels.
uVe'y good or bad, being neither the one
nor 'hSother IN any positive sense.
Savannah, Ga, March 5.-The Morn;ns
News sayt; This sddress will ba resd Win
interest and satisfaction by the patriotic and
conservative masses Of the American naonla
OF all parties, aud of all sections ct the union.
It's admirable alike for its statosoaushio.
eandor and moderation. and for fraternai
and the concilistory spirit which peryndes ii
throughout' II fwo may regard it as indics.
Tive of tho spirit and policy which "A 10
govern President Gsriolfs admin,strsiion'
itis safe to say that while he was our
choice for president and while we NAV differ
troln hlm In regard to measures. he will on.
counter no illiberal or iactious opuosltion
from southern democracy.
Richmond, Va, March 5.--Tbo Disnatcb
say; We would pronounce the inaugural
An excellent one. 1t will, fiyorably strike
tho northern people for whom; Of course. Il
whs specially intended. Ii has as Itlie
northern and antisoathcrn sentiment in il 4,
we could have expected to find in a docu-
ineNt orls naling ia tho Ashtabula district Of
one We cannot agree with tho president
ts to the beneficial effect Of mskiug voters Of
uegroes, but we can sgrce th4t tho abolition
OF slavery was blessing, and we copcedo
lhal no states his case furcibly when he says
bere is In this country no middle ground be-
tween slavery and full citizenship.
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Ky liTH LEGISLATURE,
POETy.sIvBNTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS
kryao Agricultural and Mechanical
College Directors 10 be Elected Oh
the I4in-Sr. NwcarenEer
atats Health Ofsieer-Pe.
sitions for Prahisi.
ti0a Stlli gOmeie.

SENATE.
Special TO the Herald.
Austin, March 5.---The senate met pursu-
ant to adjournment
Roll called: quorum present.
PRAYER by the ohaplain.
Mr. Davenport Introduced bill for She
compensation Of tax collectors Referred.
BY Mr., Buchanan, of Wood-For the re,
lief Old. Ii. Williams, late sheriff of Wood
county.
BY Mr. Lightfoot--A bill amending section
lO42, revised statutes.
BY MIR. Wynn - a bill smending article
1888 OF The civil code.
MIR. Tilison reported favorably on tbe
claims of Moses Herring
Mr.. Buchanan, Of Wood, reported fsrce-
ably on the bill making the county treasurer
custodian of the school fluid.
Ih0 hotsa concurrent resolution, h.ing
the seventh Of March for the election OF al.
iectors oi the A. IL NJ. College. Amended
by fixing the lith of March.
House bili No. 295 passed TO third reading.
House bill No. 7Sl, exemptiDe cortsin
counte, from operation Of the law relative
to Inc protection OF wool growing. Passed
10 third reading.
Senste bill No. 81, medical bill, wss called
up on motion, reccnsiiered and enerossed.
% motion Mr. Lanes bill, adjusting the
indebtedness of the slate TO the school fund,
was passed
Mr.. Potion reported on house bill No. 43S
providing for the sala of lands known as the
Indian reservation, fsvnrably.
Senate bill No. lS was postponed until
Tuesday.
Senate bin No 27 was taken up ard lost.
Senate bill No. 20, relating to the collie
iion Of agricultural statistics. Lost.
JOINT resolution No. 20 WAS tsllen IN aDd
eugrosed.
Joint resolution No. 35 was taken up and
tabled
Senate bill relating to trespasg 10 try tile.
Passed.
Mr.. Buchanan, of Wood. presented Il p.ti-
ton from citizens Of Rockwall count,
asking diminuntiun of Jurisdiction of county
court. Also protest on the same.
Serste bill No. 81, relating 10 swiodlinl.
Lost.
Senate joint resolution No. 40. Enerorsod.
Joint resolution on the Toby Claim. Post,
porei.
Senate bin No. Al. Read the second tms
and ongsossed.
Senate bill No Al, reducing the maIimua
railroad, fare to cents por mile. Engrossod
Senate bill No. So, prescribing Gao penal.
ties for disclosing actions of iuries. En.
crossed. .'
a message was received from tho governor
appointing DE- Swesrire.on health officer foe
the etate, and some balr doaan appointment.
fplots on Che Gulf.
The seDstetbeo adjourned until $50 o'olocl
Monday morning.
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Special 70 the iIoraid

Speolal 10 the Herald
Marhall, March 5--The iron mouders in
The car shops hSve demanded IN iacrsase Of
hiieen per cent. per day on wages.
A number we're discharged and Others qui
work.
One member Of the moulders union is st
work and threats hByo been made to do hin
bodily harm.
The demands of the men will not he nc
ce1ed TO.
Recently, at different times, eight mer
have been engaged by onq II. Hill in Nes
Orleans and sent here with thu expectation o
securing work in our shops. The msnseei
Of Tho shops knows nothing of him and is Al
lols 10 know his object.
All trains TO Texas are crowded with omi
grants.
The municipal election comes of Apri
fifth, and thcro are three candidates 'foi
mayor.
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HOUSE.

HOUSE.
Petitions and memorials were presented .,
foows:
Eir. Parker, o memorial from citizens O
Palestine on the whisky trallc'
Mr Riggs, the came from IIavsca county.
Dir. Kindred, the ssmo, from Colorado
county.
Mr.. Fly, tho same, from Gonzales county.
Dir. Woodbridge, tho same, from Lamar
county.
Mr. Matlock, the same, from Paradise
Wise county.
Mr. Mscs,R petition from citizens Of Collin
county protesting agsinsL q change in tho
! stock law
! Mh Stdollng, petition from the citizens
of LubbuclS county asking 20 ba aattachad 10
Mitchell county for Judicial purposes.
Dir. Key, q memorial from tho citizens of
Brownwood asking tina! Che city be called for
in the amended charter of the Gulf Colora-
do and Santa Fe rsrond
The following bills and resolutions were
lfdred:
By Mr.. Denmsn resolution providing for
night session on aud afler Monday neSt.
By Mr. Mack, y bill fixing Gnes a.sn,,t
correctly.
By Mr.. Roach, bill 20 define the times
Tor mol ing courts in tho twenty-ninth Judi.
cial district.
BY Mr.. Nafb, bill to amend the penal
code, 10 better deiina the offense oi burglary.
By Mr., Stribliog Resolved that ss our
pages need rest, they are hereby relieved from
further duly, aud psy, provided the epeaker
may retain such OF the present pages as are
not too much faugued 10 attend their duties
Referred to committee on stock raising.
n.y. Nr, Butks, resolution providing
Tor night sessions on and after the 7th inst,
Mr. Scott bill 10 amend tho puunl code
by striking ont particular fines in certain
minor oiirrscs.
Ire rules were Suspended and The railroad
hll tssen up and made tho special order Tor
Monpay lox!.
The house ccnourrel in tho sensle amend.
nsnt TO h0psa bill Amending the charter o
the city Of Houelon.
Tho house bill fixing the taxes on liuuot
dealers, was isSap up a. tho regular order,
The amendmsn, offered by Mr.. Anderson, 10
allow dealers to pay every four months In
advnsee, insiohd Of for the entire yosr wss
voted down, and the bin passed BY q veto Of
GS yeas 80 ID maya
Tho joint resolution providing for certain
changes In The iuticiary and which has been
iu!ly reported heretofore, was taken up.
Mr. Marr offered an amendment, hnvipy
Tor us object! tho reduction of tho nunlber,oi
terms OF county courts held during the yesr.
Tbe gmendmen, provides for f,ur terms per
aunum Tor civil aud criminal business or
euoh other terms 8, may ha presorbaa by
too commissioner, court Vho un,n,i,,,,,.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH
hurder Trial at waxahachie-Iron
moniders On - strike as Marshall
A Railroad Man IL Killed at
Tyler - Highway Rob.
berry at aan As.
tonic, Rte, Etc.
waco Items.
Special to the Herald,

waco Items.
Special to the Herald.
Waco, March 5.-The Texas ESpres,
company has applied to Judge MoCormicl,
Tor an injunction restraining the International
railroad from leasing the express business on
il' lines 70 jay Gould's express COMPANY,
Judge hcCormlck viii besr the answer of
lhe company in Dsllas on the 18th. The
Texas express company also institutes SUN
asanel the railroad for damages In .he sam,
matter. This will be heard IN tho United
States Circuit court in Waco on tho frat
Alondey in April, and tho papos in a.
application and suit were filed in the United
States district clerks Office in this city on
yesterday.
Lust night United States deputy mar
shal went down TO Hearne to serve notice on
the International agent ut that poiot rs The
nearest representative OF the railroad COM
pany.
II is said tho Texas express company will
bsht the Gould company to tho bitter end.
Judge White, of Dallas, came down toll,
pspers, and the matter wss kept secret until
this morning, when the deputy marshal ha!
reached Hesrne
Mesers. Nelson and Grider, capitalists of
Memphis, are hero to invest money in thI
cotton seed oil business. There is q boom
here in that line
DR.. A. Q. Swaitzsoder, prominent cit
zen living near this place died suddenly las
night. Tho funeral obsequcs at st, Pau
Episcopal church takes pnee tomorrow
morning.
ln open daylight this evening 4 snesk
thief entered q. N. CARTS store, proceeded
to the unlocked safe, and
took out tho brewer contaiuin.
silver eein aud effected his escape. Curtis
does not kocw his loss untll bis book keeper,
who Is absent tonight, returns, but il
is thought not 10 be heavy.
Maj. Wenta, Missouri Pacllc engineer in
charge here having completed his work is
ordered to St. Louis.
Jay Gould has not arrived vet.
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SFr--------------------
The Last Rase of sumucr

Washington, March b.--The senate met AZ
noon TO- day, but Ut 1870 took recess until
O'Clock 10 nwsi. communication from tho
prtsidcnt, which Mr.. Pendloton of the com.
mIiee on notification to tho president, stated
would be ceived ~ that hour.
upon calling the senate to orior { noon.
VICE President Arthur WAS vigorously an.
plauded by the galleries. Proceedings wera
opened with prayer, after which the vice
president slased that no had receiveH for pre.
tent9tlon' . number Of petitions for special
legislation, but that in bis own opinion. based
upon rules and precedents, Was that these
could not DO presented NJ an eatraardinsrv
session OF the senate. tla snbmiltod tho
question as TO the disposition to be msde Of
communications. After romarks bv Mea,ra,
Harris ard Ilill, OF Gau?gia, i. wna ortered
on a motion by Mr.. CoeLrel Tint the ti nail.
tlGns os retsiaed BY the vice-presidcnt, 70 be
session.
Mr., hoar ofIered q resolution extending
20 Winfield Scott Hancock the privileges Of
the hoor during his stay in Washington.
Adopted by unanimous vote. Blaine. n
accordance with notices given by bim some
weeks ago, submitted the following reso-
luton:
Resolved, That a specisl con,ra;,,oa os A..
senators be appointed by tbo cba;r - y Ivy n.y.
into considertion tho modn ~ 80, " @ao sAu
for president and ce-nr.si5ert oe ,psIg Wv ,os
Statee. - '"o onNou
oApSrr xo,uv, ,o,,.
PRECEDENT GarlIela seat "a ,Vs'. ,Ss ~
following ncminetions. u, ''S scnsss ,, sne
Maine TO ho socretars "c' of s,a m n'a'us M OF
Window of Njne.o,a h " swss; Wm.
treasusry; Waype Mcvo.SS uS syppGe'aIy ", OF tae
attorney general. Tsas yiyHnpa,
Of New York. post msste. n.,. ~, Jamos
j. Kitkwood. Of low, &c. SnoIs oaniuti
rior; Robert r J,"oin seo,ssniy ~ n oi the INTO
ofwsr; William III IInnt 81 o,,; To,, sectu's'y
rotary Of the navy. W i''u'siana' seq
The senate reeeivol tho.. ro,a,...
sos and immedja,elv % ,nn ",;.. "o,;.nS',ons "a AZ
Cameron went into erscu,;vo ospn sOs.,, VI "r'
A specin cabinet eess;on oo sues,vn. n
o'clock. There wero % nrosan, "y,'espu s, y. ~
Eyerla Gnfr Paw, p.esah' oecfelsrw
t;n.ral Maynard. Ai,,rra,. n~' ,,H,, nos'ilasser-
and Ac.ine Seorotsrv of tbs 1,en,, Sens,s, yeysas
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Election Of Railroad Dlr.ctor.,

ST.. Louis, March LA s.ockholdors
meeting Of the st. Louis, Kansas & Texas
railroad was hold hsro to-day, and the fol-
lowing were elected dirctora; q. w. Rogers,
Alexs araydord, Alex. Douglss Of st. Louls,
Johu 0. Day and u. II. Harwood Of Spring.
Held James d. Filth, Moses Seligman. W.
and Edward i. Winalowe Of New York I;
and Geo. A. Puriay, Of Pierce City, the
route 10 bo constructed from PlAymouth.
Missouri, on tho 81. Louis y San FrAnciaoo
rond, 10 Dallas. About ahy miles Of The
track ara now laid. A large force Of graders
Ia At work. .
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san Antonio Hscn,s

Special TO the HelaId.
San Antonio, March 5.-This morninq
Anton and Edward Krause went into tho law
cffico of S. &. Newton, and while seating
themselves tho pistol worn by Anton, who /
q constable, vent of, striking his brother ia
the right leg. a doctor was called and The
bullet removed, it having split.
About o'clock yesterday DR.. A. y. Ca
rutherF, wife and two sons Of this city, and
DR.. NJ. Taylor, of Austin, en- route 10 Castro
vile, wero stopped by tho ing and shur!
man and robbed Of eighty-fige doll4rs. two
vaises, two sho! guns aud two levolyors,
about ten miles from this city.
Major Bates, U. $. A., found all the stolen
property, with the exception OF the two 70.
volvers, this morning, on the outskirts, and
brought them in.
Tho two men have been spotted and will
Likely bo captured in day or two.
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was eng7o%ed by the following vote yeas,
55, nsys Is, absent II.

The bill introduced BY Mr.. Faux and
wbieh was engrossed Yesterday to pre-.
scribe the mode sndsmsnner of conducting
| contested election eases in the state was
placed uponils third and final readiug, Tha
ehect OF the bill is 10 create special tribunal
TO De appointed by the governor. The bill
wss lost by vote-yess "a, nays 45. A mo-
non TO reconsider was entered by MAllock.
Mr.. Scott moved TO suspend the rul-s and
take up the bill 10 amend the law relative
10 landlord and tenant. Tho bill seeks 10
prevent fraud by prohibiting renters from
removing property without consent cf lhe
owner OF the promises.
MIR. Fnlsy offered An amendment proy;hinp
y penslty for landlords who violsla their
contracts with tenants. The amendn On, was
ruled out OF order. The bill was strongly
opposed by Gessrs. Burke, Paddock. Nash,
Plumley, Mock, Hoynes, White, Morris.
Cloud, Baker, Johnston, Denmsn. Tarietou'
Davidson, Roach, Goiter, Hutchinson aud
ably argued in its favor.
Mr., Barry offered an amendment. 50 ns to
nave the complainant show that tho removal
was done with intent to defraud. Adopted
oY oo ayes, nays, On ergrossmenL Of bill,
rs ayes, 35 nays,
Mr. 1rnylor moved TO reconsider, and the
dousa adjourned to $3.50 Monday.
Messrs, Parker, Riggs, Kindred, Fly,
woodbridge ard Matlocs, presauted petitions
!o- prohibition.
by Mr.. Mack, y petition from citizens of
GoIlin county protesting sSainst change in
the stock laW.
By Mr.. ,Stribling a petition from Lubbock
county asking attachment to Mitcbol county
ioriudcisl purposes.
by MIR. Key, p memorial from Brown wood
TO amend the Cult, Colorado and Santa Fo
railroad
Mr.. Denman offered = resolution TO hold
night sessions after Monday noxt
BY Mr.. Mack bill fixing Gqos agetns: off.
GERS 10Y not keeping accounts correctly.
By MIR. Roach bill fixing the timo Of
holding court in the 29th district.
By Mr. Nash, o bill amending the peral
code, defining tho oilsnse of burglay.
ny Mir. Snibhng, resolution very funny
and very wise.
By Mr.. Burks a resolution for night ses.
| sions.
By MIR. Scott a bill amending the penal
coda.
The rules were Suspended and the railroad
bill waa msle the special order for Monday
neXt
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The house concurred in the sensta a,ard
ment to The bill ameo5inr th9 ehsrtrr of
Houston.
Tho house bin fixing Che tax on liouor
passed.
The joint resolution on tho judiciary was
taken up, many amendments otr1red and i,
passed. ' -
A ioint resolution fixing the rer disn and
rnilesga Of members was engr6ssed.
A bill relative to lau3lords and tenant, was
ccetosod. "'
CAPITAL CRUMBS.
Trs;ns nm tho Tota,no,ioooI rou.,,A n0.
ton ~, w.. 'H"Siulia' IalIroau we'e
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Tyier Items.

Special to the Herald.
Tyler, March o. Major r. w. Plummor
tic contractor on The a. tS st. l.. railroad
wr saot upon at bis camp by two men named
Robert aud David Cewan, and was badly
beaten. ae ia now ablo 10 be out. Hi
clerk, George Gohn, was assaulted Yesterday
morning by Dennis Pendors, section house
keeper. Gohn ondeavored to geL away, bu.
after being followed about hundred yarda
by Penders, turned and shot him through
tho heart. Gohn was arrested at ouce and
tsken to Brownsobro, where he will have
preliminary hearing to-day.
Jay G,uld passed through on IN elegant.
tram OF ears this msrning.