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very much excited. and again put his hand
in his podket,

very much excited. and again put his hand
in his podket,
Drew . Revolver
and began shooting. Barton then came
toward me. pistol in hand, when I saw
him pull out his revolver, drew mine.
Barton and myself then clinced and in
the scuffie his pistol went off, and be-
lieve he shot himself. We then wrestled
out OF the room towards the stairway, and
both fell down stairs. Barton on top OF me.
We then separated, and when I reached
the pavement number OF the employees Of
the office came out and struck me several
times and handed me to the police.
MY brother had nothing to do with the
shooting. Barton shot him first and then
pointed his pistol at me. then pulled
my revolver in selfdefense, and fired one
shot at him."
At a late hour tonight A. NJ. Sateldo was
in a very precarious condition. The ply
sicians had not succeed in extracting the
bullet, and said there were but slight hopes
of his recovery.
Soon after Barton reached his home, Dr.
Bliss was called and succeeded in extract
ing the bullet from his neck. The wound
was not a serious one. Upon examination
it was found the other shot, which struck
him in the right breast only penetrated
the clothing, Slightly abraising skin.
Sateldo'S wife and child are at present in
Ohio.
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OUR STATE soLoNs.
sssry' Quiet Day in the Senate.
Dotting the ''i"-BilIs Passed-lnspecton
of the Coal Mines-The Amendments
Indefinitely Postponed-A
Little Yeto-Mileage.
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ANTAG0NlzeD.
SENATE.
Morning Session.

WHEELING, February 8.
Proceedings were opened with feeling
prayer by DR.. J. F. Mcclure, OF the U. r.
church.
On motion of Senator Farnsworth, the
reading of the journal was dispensed with
Announcement was made of the passage
of a number of bills by the House.
Senate bill No. III coming up as unhhlsn-
ed business, the amendment offered by
Senator Roberts, on yesterday was adopteo
without discussion.
Various other amendments were propos-
ed by Senator's Falkner, Barbee, Newnan,i
Woods and Dawson, when the billwas or
dered to third reading. e. ,,-----s .
Senate bill No. 100 amending and re-en-
acting chapter ninety-four OF the Acts l,SSl /,
entitled &" an act to authorize the judges OF
the first judicial circuit to employ short
hand writers in certain cases, and 10 re-
peal chapter 80 of the acts OF the legisla;,
ture of West Virginia OF 1870, was read
third time and passed. -,
A message from the House announced the
passage of House Bill No. S37, as amended,
relating to the construction OF booms.
Senator Dennis, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported back Senate bill
No. 169, with recommendations OF certain
amendments.
House bill No. 1S9, concerning offences
relating to elections, was read third time
and passed unanimously. The Senate then
took recess, on motion oil senator Done-
hoo.
Afternoon Session.
Senator Van Meter, from the Committee
on Agriculture, reported back House bill
No II, with q recommendation that 1t pass.
Other bills were reported back by the chair
men of various committees.
Senator Dawson made motion that SEN
ate bill No. III be made the special or next
Friday, which was carried.
Senator Newman made motion for the
reconsideration of House bill No. sos, in
relation to the settlement with the Mer-
chants Bank of Charleston. Senator Dem
mis- moved that this motion be laid on the
table, which was carried by q vote OF ten
TO twelve.
Senate bill No lS5 came up on its sec
ond reading, and on motion OF Senator
Woods was laid on the table.
Senate bill No l94, came up on Is second
reading, and was amended technically with
out altering the effect of the bill and was
passed 20 its third reading.
Senate bills No. 1913, 300 pol, 2Oj passed
to their third reading.
Senate bill No. 203 was laid on the table.
Senate bill No, 206, to REIN burse Chas.
| NJ. Groves, for services rendered as laoorer
on the Staunton and Parkershurg turnpike,
| in 1861, was indefinitely postponed, after
considerable discussion on the question OF
| the precedent that would be estab lished by
passing such a bill.
House bill No. 2l2 was variOusly amend
| ed and ordered to its third reading.
House bill No. 277, relating to the re,
covering of fines, occupied the attention oil
| the Senate for fully an hour, number OF
amendments being offered and discussed
when it was ordered to its third reading.
On motion of Senator. Williams, adjourn
| cd for the day
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CONTINGENT EXPENSES.
Pitney's sTestimony-Notes From Sena-
tor and Ms. sherman on the Subject
The Matter Growing Warm.

WASHINGTON, u. C., February 9.-Ex-
Custodian Pitney, OF the Treasury, has re-
viyed interest in the Contingent fund in
vestigation by adding something TO his
former testimony. Pitney asked to be re-
called, and when he appeared he stated
that he had been informed that Upton and
Lamphere had contradicted his testimony
with regard to the employees of the Treas
ury having done work for Secretary Sher-
man. tor which they were paid out OF the
Contingent Funa.
He asked that that portion Of the teS6
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Rumored Indictment Othe Star
ROuters.

WASHINGTON, February 9.-~umor pre-
walls about the court house, a is given
considerable credence, that thrand iury
voted upon one Of the stabute cases
which it had been consider and di.
rected the presentment of indictment
against ]. W. Dorsey, L. w. VJohn NJ.
Miner, J. b. Sanderson, NJ. c. ldell and
Thos. J. Brady. This is what ismed the
Dorsey combination, and they charged
with conspiracy to defraud tgovCrn-
ment
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mony of Upton and Lamphere referring to
his evidence be read TO him. This was
done, and it showed that Pitney had been
correctly informed. Upton and LamPhere
had contradicted him, and had testified,
positively, that no employees OF the Treasury
had ever been paid out of the contingent
fund for work done for Sherman. Pitney
then reaffirmed his testimony, that they
had done such work and had been PAID Tor
it out OF that fund, and said he was
Prepared to Prove It,
and also to prove that Secretary Sherman
and Mrs. Sherman knew that this work was
30 paid for. =,
Senator Hale sprang to his feet, and with
some show of indignation, asked, How
iare you charge that Mrs. Sherman knew
his?'' Pitney replied: Because l re-
eiyed notes from her asking me to send
nen to do certain work, on different occa-
ions, and have the notes here now" He
Nen produced certain notes, proving to
hye been written by Mrs. Sherman, and
requesting that workmen be sent to
The seeretary's Residence.
dr. Pitney added tn at he had received
noes of the same kind from Secretary
ShSman, and also produced them. He
the, entered into details with regard to
thiSwork, and maintained that he could
proc by the books and records oil the
Tresury, that the work was paid for out OF
the ontingent funds. The committee fin
ally decided to call Upton and Lam phere
| and Qnfront them with Ritney,- and Also
\ to ha'e the books and records of the con-
tingeS expenditures present for examina-
| ton III connection with the testimony.
Some oithe leading Stalwarts have taken
Great Deal Of Interest
in this Investigation and great press ure was
| brought tobear ulon Senator Logan TO per-
! suade himto brig out ali the testimony
| calculated % embrrass or injure Senator
Sherman. Mr.. Lsan, however, resisted
this pressure on th ground that his per
sonal relations witlSherman had not been
yery pleasant or greeable; that it was
known they werenot friendly, and he
didn't want to do aything that would give
color to the charge that he was actuated
by personal motiyl.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Soil lion ON the Pennsylvania Rsis-
ro.d-Tro Nea Killed asA Othess
WOpndrl.

HAErHEt RG, February IA terrible &C.
cident occurred Oh the Pennsylvania rail-
road, near Huntington, this morning.
resulting in the death of Engineer David
Coulter and Conductor Stonebreaker. and
the fatally injuring Of Fireman Kennedy.
all Of Altoona.
An axle on the car OF an east.bouud
freight broke, and the car jumped over on
to the other track just m the west.bound
freight came along, the engine OF the latter
engineer and fireman had no time 20 jump
and they, together with the conductor,
were carried along with the wreck until all
jumped the track and rolled down the en-.
bankment into the water.
After the first wreck the engine OF On.
other train crushed into tho rear end of
one Of the disabled trains, loss on rollinA
stock very heavy,
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HEAVY FAILURES.
The Effects Of Over-Speculatioiani H.
Testing Themselves.

ST. Louis, February 9.-The comion
house of Harlow, Spencer & Co. susled
to-day. They were carrying q large ant
of wheat for customers, and had up
some fifty thousand margins form,
which had not been reimbursed, arhe
break of Yesterday and to-day conhd
them to suspend temporarily. They
their assets will more than pay thei-
liabilities. and they will resume in "
davs, paving dollar for dollar. \. f.
low, the founder of the firm, with
from the house few months ago, oil |
count of poor health. and is now in
Mexico recuperating.
Alta meeting of the friends and credi |
at the office of the firm, this evening,
latter proposed to settle their debts at
prices which ruled at the noon call. II
has been, or no doubt will be accepted, I
the house will continue business.
Late this afternoon the firm OF Slayba
Smith & Co, of which Charles f. Slayba'
| President of the Merchants Exchange,
the head. were reported TO be in troub
and inquiry disclosed the fact that
house. which was largely long
wheat. had been called for S2l 900 margi
which they could not meet at once,
fears were felt that they would be oolig
| to suspend. 1t was also stated that th
paper in bank was unpaid. Their frier
rallied around them, however, this ev
ing, and agreed to furnish funds to m
all demands, and so the firm will not
pend.
], Schriner & Co, q small concern I
| failed some time ago, and settled salts
| torily. also succumbed to the pressure
margins and suspended. This firm Will
| resume.
Rumors are rife-fhat TIVE or three OF
houses are crippled but the above are
about which anything OF definite nat
is known. The feeling on change to-
was one Of great anxiety and uneasin
and tomorrow is looked for with g
deal of dread, particularly by the Ion
| who have reason to think the tumble
wheat will continue.
The decline in wheat since the close
Wednesday has been 1lS cents for MAJ
llsz cents for April and lSs cents for NJ
In corn AS cents for March, Az CENTS
| April and 6H cents for May.
The profits accruing to shorts by
| drop. and there are said to be but very
of them, are quite large, one firm be
credited with q quarter million doll
| two or three individuals, one Of then
prominent miller, are believed to b
made a 100000 each. Cotton has also
clined sharply, and those on the "b'
side of the staple are gloomy, while
"bears" are corrrespondingly exultsnt.
There were damaging rumors abou
heavy cotton firm, this afternoon, but t
proved to be unfounded. The decline
| future cottons since Monday has been
enty to eighty points, but spot" 1
fallen, in this city, at least only
| eighth.
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UNDER the ICE.
Three Lives Lost ny Rotten Ie.

DETROIT, MIcH., February 9.-E. y. Cur
tis, prominent fruit grower. living nesr
Spring Lake, was drowned last night while
skating.
Frank Wix, son OF William Wix, O well
known merchant, while skating on Com.
me:.hea Lake, some twenty miles from De-
troit, while pushing before him . sled on
which were seated Miss Dickens, Q school
tea cher, and Miss Polly Wilson, the loo
broke beneath them. Wix and Miss Bick-
ems were drowned. Wix might have ssyed
his own life. but heroically exerted him
self TO save the girls, and so went down.
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In the First Degree.

BRADFORD, Pa, February "a special
dispatch to the Era from Angelica, New
York, states that John Mccarthy who kill.
ed Pat. Markey. in the street OF Richburg,
November last, has been found guilty OF
murder in the first degree. The prisoners
counsel gave notice that he will move for
rev trial In the morning on the ground
that the verdict is contrary TO the evidence.
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Never was such Q rush made ior any
drug store as is now at Logan 20, Iof
O trial bottle'of DR.. Kings new oscoves{
for consumption. coughs ana eoidA "a a.
persons afflicted with asthma, oIoncn.
boarseness. severe coughs, or any Affection
of the Throat and lnngs' can get trial Dot.
lie Of this great remedy fres, by calling o.
the shove drug store.
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Khoying the Qaees.

CHEYENNE, w. T., February 9.--Counter.
felt standard dollars have been flooding In
portions OF the territory some time past. a
man named Kubela was arrested, who u
supposed 10 represent an Iowa gang of
counterfeiters. Wm. Schnittger, Deputy
United States Marshal, made the arrest \
quantity Of counterfeit money was found
on Kubcla's person. While In the 0fiioe of
the county Jail this afternoon, Kubela
made a murderous attack on Schnittser.
knocking him senseless with heavy bot
tie. kubcla ran about mile but was re-
captured. Schnttger is seriously injured.
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Murderer Escapes.

LITTLE Rock. February 9-Jim Stevens,
confined in Jail at Monticello, for killing
L. W. Files. made his escape Monday night,
by saving the iron cage and letting himself
down from the second story window with
q blanket. The Governor has issued
proclamation offering a reward OF $3.50 for
the mn rderer's capture.
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The PerseesSe1 ysws.

LONDON, February 9.-Three hundred
Jewish refugees from Russia will ssil H.
urday for the United States. The Chisf
Rabbi here points out that tens o. thoes'
ands Of Jews are likely 20 fee from Rucsla,
and urges his coreligioniss 10 help ths0
10 migrate 10 distant and hsppisf Lands.
He says that enormous sums VIII be ~
quired for the purpose.
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FearSoTan Oxer,,a,,

LITTLE Rock, February 9.-The Ga..,s-',
-heieUa special says; The outlook in 70.
egard 70 the overflow is gloomy. The river
fS still rising at this point, and break in
|the levee near the old fair grounds above
Enc city Is mOmentarily expected. \ large
Force of labOrers are at work. to-nigbf
ftiyided into reliefs. The levee along the
;entire city front has been strengthened,
snd guards stationed at regular intervals.
More water is coming.
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NOlRN.

WASHINGTON, February ~. bonds
redeemed under the l06th call, S56, lO9;
no bonds were offered for redemptunder
the lO5th call since the 9th inst.
The Treasury to-day PurchaS0O. 900
ounces of silver for the mints.
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Mexican Matters.

Cry oF MEXICO, February THE Cabi-
net Ministers who accompanied Jas.
Sullivan over the Pascuaras division OF the
Mexican National railway. 2I0 miles from
the city, recommended the completion oil
the work.
The Government has authorized the
opening to traffic of forty miles OF road
from Iared O. southwark.
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The japanese letter postage is two
cents a quarter ounce, which, owing to
the thinness of their paper, is equivalent,
rs far as the amount of writing is con-
Cerned, to our half-ounee. On newspa-
pers, the postage is one cent. The Japs
are ahead of us in chea p letter postage.
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WASHINGTON, February 9.-Senator Saun-
ders has introduced q bill to establish q
new land district in Northwestern Ne.
braska, with the view OF opening that part
of ths State to settlement.
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Ubiquitous Measure.

For that reason he had hoped the motion
would not be made, but that the bill would
be perfected and go to its third reading,
when he would have something to say.
The motion to indefinitely postpone was
withdrawn, the bill ordered TO be engrossed
and read third time, and the House ad.
iOurned.
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LIVERPOOL, February 9.-The natives have
burned the town Of FouricArial. on the
west coast of Africa, and plundered the
British and French factories. Several own.
ers and clerks are missing, and II Is feared
fhsy are killed
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Relief fer the s.Gerera.

RIcHxosD, Va, February 9.-The Mayor
presided at meeting, to-day, to consider
relief measures for the widows and orphans
of the Midlothian coal mine disaster: The
coal regions country are appealed 70 70.
to take up collections
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Another Suspension.

New ORLEANS, February 9.-Ben Gerson
4 Son, cotton factors, have suspended
The firm proposes to pay in full, in one or
two years with interest III the creditors
consent to the extension, the firm will
probably resume.
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NEWARK, n. J., February 3.--Jos. r.
Hague, q we'll known broker, has been
arrested. charged with aiding and sbettins
the corresponding clerk Of the Mechanics
National Bank ia defrauding that institu.
tim
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Adyanee IN Aa0HeA.

CrscIsxA1I. February 3-The Stove Man.
ufacturers Convention has agreed upon .
general advance In all classes OF manufac-
tured wares, but has not yet fixed the
annuut of the advance
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rr.a.. R.a.I.s Assis.

LOUISVILLE, February o. "A dispatch
from the General Superintendent OIL tbs
n. &. K 81. l.. railroad. received at Q ociock,
announces that the Tennessee river b0
subsided sufficiently 20 allow the day trsis
70 be run from Nashville 20 Mackenzie 10
morrow, connecting with the Southern
night express from Louisville.
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T,vs.~ A. Ce.esvs sTessa.

Ct.cIxs,rr. February "A Gasak Ter.
re Haute. lind J. special ssys: A gang q
tramus boa srded passenger train near this
city When II slowed up this Afternoon, ssA
tried 20 take possession Of the b.gs.se CT:
They were elected. and afterwards three q
them were captured and found 70 b nse
released from Jail this morning. The beg-
gage.myter was badly bruised but remsis.
ed ON the trnin, -
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His YiGih nepriese.

ST. Lorrs, February 9.-Justice Miller, Of
the United States Supreme Court, has
granted a writ Of error, which acts - .
npcJso,ios in the case OF Charles y. Kring.
who was sentenced to be hung by the 8u.
prcme Court OF the State OF Missouri, on
February 9th. The casc will come up In
was convicted for the murder Of Dora
Broemser, in January, 1873, and this In his
fifth trial. lie has fought the law will,
surprising skill and deKterity. His reprisve
creates IN uch excitement.
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s.SelAe m - Ruslg.

NV Yoax, February o. s-Tustus KoehIer.
sged forty.three, manager Of the Hsnpap
Nsdgeburg Fire Insurance CompaeZ g
Pine street, killed himself today we
riding in CentrsI Park. KoehIes - So
nected with the Hamburg Hsdgebofg coos
psny twenty-five yesu In Germany, -
assumed control Of the busine1 y ~
city in 1879. His accounts are nsd 70 ID
all right.
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citizens of salt Lake City worked off
,,pntcrfeit silver dollars to the amount
ISIS at the box Office Of the Alice Oates
lrpuuP
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iTE beauty and color Of the hair may be
regained by using Parker's Hair
taLSain which is much admired forts per-
ne, eleanlineSs'and dandruff eradicating
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(eIessIal Hsagel.

SAN FRAscIsco. February "a. Whine
mucca dispatch says: Charley Hiss,. .
Chinaman, was hanged to-day, for ths
murder Of Ali Lick, one OF his countrymen,
last May. On the scafiold he said be com
mitted the act in seifdefense, and clsimed
that 500 had bribed witnesses 10 swear
falsely. When the trap was sprung bs
fell with scream, but the scream was cut
short by the dislOcation OF the neck.
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Citizens of Alabama pay taxes Oh
.a5rru worth of farming tools and me-
rran:cal implements, and on guns, pis-
t,,. and lirks valued at S354,OOO.
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Tnr amount Of malt liquors consumed
n the United states during the year
ISL wa~ Al, 500, 900 gallons, OF which
srIy l.I64, 600 gallons were imported
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Twenty-seven lives were lost by the
,,nnder;ng Of the steamer Casino, near
n.Ies,s, on the BLACK Sea, yesterday
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Italy must yet have so, 100000 ofgotd
=, complete her resumption operations,
o,J tbe coin must be delivered before
ngf,lsrr next.
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Tn, weekly statement Ofthe Bank OF
France shows an increase of T6,o9o,OOO
yr,ucS. gold, and q decrease oflS,lI3'oOO
n-,ucS. silver.
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Several Chicago firms are cutting ice
., Montreal, and transportation for eign'
hundred car loads has been secured oS
rne marty.
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The cotton crop of fArkanSas Is elaiiile"
L. ravc q greater money value than the
wheat crop Of Minnesota
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THE NEWS.

Many Russian Jews are settling IN
Mississippi.
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Of6Ol conviets i'm the Arkansas S>'a''
,.r;.on. more than one hundred are
munieTcrs.
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Rv the late riot in Warsaw, kuSSia'
~ O,o people were financially ruined.
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The New York Assembly adJourhe''
,.esteriay, after two unsuccessful ballots
for clerk.
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n. M. SaieIdO Unconscious

upon the floor, with the blood slowly oozing
from bullet hole in the back of his neck.
The news quickly spread, and in few
minutes crowd of several hundred per-
sons had assembled in and about the
Republican business office. The news and
editorial rooms swarmed with newspaper
reporters, friends of the respective parties,
and many others merely curious. The
place where the shooting occurred
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Tsssl EspsssSeas.

sayAxxaH, Ca, February s.-Kiakhea
mill. At Doctortoun, GeoeEia, explesea -
boilers, killing David Mitchell ssd sceso-
ing six other men.
SrusrpeM n. y, Yebufsry a-Sy .
.xplosion Of gisns powder. near herss 80
men were instantly killed snd esoth@
lady injured.
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Bills Passed.

The bill providing for the transfer OF the
claim of the State against the Charleston
bank, was passed with slight amendment
by the Senate.
The bill authorizing the Auditor to use
an official seal in certain cases, was passed.
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Bradlaugh was not permitted to swear
in Parliament yesterday. The speaker
requested him to withdraw, and he re-
tired to the ante-roOm, where he proba-
Lly swore To his hearts content.