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CONTRACT WORK.
Paving Third Street.
OFFICE or THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, 4
& CirY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, March %, 1882.

OFFICE or THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
s C1fY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, March %. 1882.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board O.
Public Works in and for the corporation
o. the city of st. Paul, MIMI, at their Office
In said city, until IL M, on the Cd day O
April, AID. 1882, for the paving Of Third
with cedar blocks and granite curbs, according
tosplans and specifications on file in the Office
of said Board.
A bond with at least two sureties, In sun
of at least 20 per cent. of the gross amoun1
bid must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the RICH to rejecl
any or all bids. Z.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: r. l.. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works. 50 81
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TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS

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who fail to get their paper regularly will drop
postal card to the Office, No. 81 Hennepin
avenue, stating the fact, the matter viii be at
tended to prom pity.
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MINNEAPOLISNEWS
OFFICE 81 uENNEPIN AVENUE.

For advertising rates apply at inc once NO TO
scip.s for advertising or subscriptions In Minneapo-
valid unless bearing the signature Of J. Z. Ward
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!. H. /. 1. MOSS, Agent.
CONTRACT WORK.
Sewer on Fourth Street
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, March Is, 1882.

CifI UF Of. I AUI, O0Iun's Hd1C1 ]V3 1c0s'
Sealed bids will be received by the Board Of
Public Works, In and for the corporation Of
the City of St. Paul, Minnefota, at their Office
IN said CITY, until 10 M, on the 18th day Of
April, A.. D. 1882, for the construction of a
sewer on Fourth street, from Cedar street to
Minnesota street, in said city, according to
plans and specifications on file in the office Of
said Board.
A bond with at least two sureties, IN sum
of at least 20 per cent. of the gross amount
bid, must accompany each bid. -. ).
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. JOHN FARRINGTON,
Official: l.. r. GoRMAN, President.
Clerk Board of Public Works. IS 95
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WHEAT.
xILwAUXu1.
CHICAGO.

Wheat receipts in Chicago 1881 bushels;
shipments 1S,412. n&
Wheat receipts In Milwaukee 81, 725 bushels;
shipments $50 bushels.
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CONTRACT W0EK.
Grading Susan, Wilifred and Robbie
Streets.

OFucE OF TIRE BOARD OF PUEBLO WORKS.,
CITY OF Sr. PAUL, MINI, March "a, 1882. :
Sealed bids win be received by the Board of
Public Works, in and for the corporation of
the City Of st. Panl, Mimi, at their Office in
said city, until IL m, on the 18th day of April,
A. D. 1882, for the grading of Susan street,
from Concord to Madrid street; Winifred
street, from Bertha to Madrid street; and
ROBBIE street, from Bertha to Madrid street, in
said city, according to plans and specifications
on file In the Office Of said Board.
"A bond with at least two sureties, in sum
OF at least 90 per cent. of the gross amount
bid, must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
JOHN HARRINGTON,
Officials r. L. GERMAN, President.
Clerk Board Of Public Works. S4-94
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C1TY OF ST. PAUL, MIMI, March ~, 1857.
Sealed bids win be received by the Board Of
Public Works in and for the corporation OF
the city Of St. Paul, Mimi, at their Office in
said city, until IL n. on the Sd day of April
A. D. 1882, for the construction of sewer or
Fourth (4th) street, from point so feet east OF
Minnesota street to Robert street sewer, in sale
city, according to plans and specifications or
file in the Office of said Board.
. A bond, with at least two sureties in q sum OF
at least 20 per cent. of the gross amount bic
must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids -. So
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: r . L. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board Of Public Works. $780,
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CORN.
PORK.

Corn receipts IN chicago 81. 956 bushels;
shipments 72,S57 bushels.
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Grading Concord Street
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs, I
CITr oF ST.. PAUL, MINI, March q, 1889.

Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works, In and for the corporation of
the City of St. Paul, Mimi, at their Office in
said city, until 10 M, on the 4th day of April,
A. D. 1852, for the grading of Concord street,
from Isabel to Madrid street, in said city, &C.
cording 10 plans and specifications on file in
the office of said Board.
A bord with at least two sureties. In sum
of at least 90 per cent of the gross amount
bid, must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
JOHN HARRINGTON,
Official: R. L. GoRdAN, President.
Clerk Board of Public Works. S4-94
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M.IDORAN's RFPORTs,

.NO cSIccs lOH6IeUs fDius I24e
SEX. mat. coup. LEX. int. "a 8sess5 90 =
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Bills Introduced.

Five more bills were introduced, making
thirteen in all. Mr. Blackmcr of Stockbridge
wants to supcrnuously tinker the prohbito-
ry liquor law. He wants the word furnish
ing 10 apply to the transportation of hquor
by express companies, when the law, as it is,
expressly forbids that very thing, and he
wants the words "beer" and "liquor" to be
declared to mean exactly what the law SAYS
they shall mean now. Ills bill was referred
to the judiciary committee
Col Hooker introduced II bill. to incorporate
the Farmers and Mechanics Exchange in
BrntlebOrO, which was referred to the com
mttrc on corporations.
MIR. Wells of CRANKY proposes to have u
good hand" who works out taxes ON the
highway, paid fifteen cents an hour instead
of twelve and half cents, AS now.
Mr.. Spaulding of West Windsor introduce
ed bill which provides that each county
clerk, on the last Tuesday in February, an
nually, shall send to each town clerk in his
county list of persons drawn as petit aud
grand jurors from that town during the pre-
ccding year. This is to enable the town au-
thorities to meet the requirements of the act
which forbids persons serving ms jurors Of
tener than once in two years. Under the
present system where Jurors are drawn in the
county clerks office, and the notification
sent to the juror by mail, town authori-
ties have no record Of the service. The
bill was referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Mr.. Carter of Hardwick introduced bill
giving hotel and boarding house keepers a
lien on the baggage and effects" of impe-
cunious and non-paying boarders, and giving
pssturers lien on animals they pasture, for
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their pay, with power to sell the property
after thirty days, If the bills arc unpaid.

tiltII puN, WIN pONCl w stll 'hN piNb''''
after thirty days, If the bills arc unpaid
The Committees.
On motion Of Judge Thompson. the mem
bership Of the committees on claims, high.
ways bridges and ferries, agriculture, land
tax grand list and the general committee
was enlarged to fifteen each.
The House voted to establish the commit
tee on the phraseoogy and style of hills, to
which ] referred yesterday II will consist
of three members and clerk.
It is reported that Mr.. Martin will rccog-
nize the claims of the unusually large Demo
cratic minority-for,y-nin bclicve-by
giving them the Craftsmanship Of the impor-
tant committee on railroads.
Dr. l.. c. Butler of Essex, the Democratic
candidate for the Speukership will, of course
be the man. DR.. Butler is well qualified Tor
the position. lie has been for many years
the principal leader writer for the Argus, IL,
or has been, the president OF the state Medi-
| cal Society, the Grand Master OF the mnsOns,
ard well acquainted with economic questions.
| | hear, too, that DIR. Erwin of Newport viii
probably be the chairman of the committed
on the insane, IND that Mr. Robert Roberts
of Burlington will be one of the members ol
the Judiciary committee.
The Chtlenden county Senators have beer
honorcd with responsible positions on TIT
committee. Mr.. Burnap is on the judiciary
highways and bridges, and is chairman %
the committee on claims, one OF the hardes
worked committees in the Legislature sen
ator Bingham is on the Judiciary, Railroad
and State Prison Senator Whtcomb on TN
general committee, and on federal relations
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Of the Election of Judges
and state OMcers-Thc Meekcr Mur-
der Case Governor BarstOW and
the Webster Centennial - Proposed
Amendments TO the Tax LaW-COm-
mittce heartngs-Biils and Petit
lions lntrOdaced.
MONTPELIER, Oct. 10.

About the sole business to-day, in both
branches, has been the introduction Of bills
petitions and resolutions The committees
are beginning to hold sessions, and the State
House will soon be lively evenings. The
Meekcr Murder case will be brought before
the Legislature, Mr. Huntley of Duxbury
having introduced n bill, this afternoon, pro-
viding for the Communication of the sentence
OF Louis Almon Meeker, the son,to imprson.
ment for life. He and his mother now lie in
the State prison under sentence OF death for
the murder of little Alice Meekcr at Dux-
bury, two years ago last Spring,
Col. Hooker procured the recall from ths
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fire Aress 4 dimes.


thursdays Proceedings-Nn ledictory
inaugural Address of Governor
DarstOw - Announcement Oh me
Committees OF the senntc-Ihe New
Governor aud LieutenRnt-GoNern
sworn In.
Special Correspondence OF the Free Press Tines'l
The chief event of Thursday forenoon Mt
Montpclier was the delivery by Governor
Farnham at his valcdictory address; OF the
AFTERNOON the qualifications OF Governor
Barstow and Lieut.. Governor Pingscc, and
the reading of The Governors inaugural
by the secretary of the Senate aud the clerk
of the House, in their respective chambers.
Much disappointment was felt that the an
dress was not delivered by the Governor him.
self, who is no mean orator and whom the
members would have been pleased to hear
enforcing his propositions with his own voice
Both addresses were strong and were wen
received. They will repay careful perusal,
and will doubtless have considerable eiicc'
upon the course of legislation. Mrs Bar,
stow and Mrs Farnham were present, and
also Mrs. Hooker. who is, as yet, the only
lady who has accompanied her husband u
Inc Legislature. Chef-Justicc Royce
administered the oath of office to the Gov
efnor who stood in the midd'e oil th'
treat aisle in dignited and Impressive man
ner After subscribing the oath, the Cover
,rnor retired, and, soon after sent to th'
Tenatc and House copies of his message
which were read Lieut.. Governor Plhgre'
was awurn in the Scnateimmedia,ely after th'
return of tie Senators from the JOINT Assem-
hly m the afternoon Senator Dart, thu
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The peculiar action on the Kidneys AMI urinary
organs oi asparagus Is frequently noticed during
the son. l'ruf. Benson recently proved IN the
case of Emperor William and Others that in COM
bination with malt and quinlhc II /, an absolute
specific for diseases of the liver, kidneys and urn
AIRY organs His method has been adopted 10y the
Malt Bttcgs Company, and this great German food
is now composed of malt, hops. qunne bark and
asparagus. -Msiirdi Times. Oct t-w,sSwnrn.
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4 Pleasing Disposition TO " ush" Bu>-
iness-Thc l,ousc tomn,ittecs-SOmc
important Biils Introduced.

MONTPELIER, Oct. &.
The Senate ad jOurned at noon to-day, until
Monday afternoon but the House, under
the leadership of Col. Hooker, sternly refuses
10 indulge in any vacation, and will sit To-.
morrow, with thnned ranks and also Mon.
day forenoon. There is noqucstlOn but what
former Legislatures have duwded away a
good deal of Time in the first parts of their
sessions, which should have been i'm
proved, and that in consequence there was a
deal of hasty legislation AT the ends of the
sessions. All the business which will come
before this Legislature can he transacted in a
month with proper application, and the mem
bers can be at their homes in time, not only
to kill, hut to their fat Thanksgiving turkeys.
The debate in the House this forenoon on the
question OF adjOurning over till Monday grew
so animated that Mr. Wells of CRANKY, an
opponent demanded the yeas and nays. The
result was 12l nays toll yeas which was toler-
ably decisive. Besides Col, Hooker, Messrs
Dimick of Windhan, and Sherburn OF Ro-
chester, opposed adjournment, and no one
spoke IN favor OF il.
State ana Court Expenses.
Senator Burnap of Burlington this fore
noon, introduced Joint resolution which
OF committee consisting of two Senators
and three Representatives. to which shall
be referred the subjects OF State and court
expenses.
Revision Of bills.
Governor Barstow, in his message, strong
ly recommended the creation Of a Legislative
committee, whose business it should he to
correct and REVISE all bills passed by the Leg
isaturp that thpv orp put int n mod and
perspicuous English, and, thus, carry out
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GESfLEMFS-iOur Hep Bliters have been Of
great value to me. was lald up with typhoid fever
Tor over two months and could not get no relief I'M
III tried your Hop Bittcrs. 10 tnose suffering
with debility or any one IN feeble health, cordial
" recommend them.
j. G.. S'rOErIEl, G-J FlttOn street. Chicago, III
OctleOdaWurm
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Lon. Island CIty Mayor Indicted.

l.oAG ISLAND CRY, y. l., oct. l0.--The
grand jury to-day. Indicted Mayor De Bcvoisc
on charge OF disposng of 9l0S,00O in city
bonds and making no return.
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Arrested for Murder.

MlDDIgTowN, Ohio oct. 10. Edward
Mulhcr was arrested here to-day on suspi-
cion Of numbering Arthur Ross at Glendale.
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To wait NATL you are IN bed with disease you maj
not get over tor months, Is the height OF folly whci
you might he easily cured during the early SYM.
toms by Parker's Ginger Tonic. We have khowf
Sickly families made the hcalthies, by timely usi
nj THIS pure medicine. -DJserrsr.
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The great popular remedy Gf the day for coughs
colds, asthma, aud all lung difficulties, IL ADAM
sons Botanic Basam. Inexpensive, reliable, pleas
ant to take, cures Us by magic, anu gives uhNeT-
sal satisfaction. \ thai is The best testimonial.
Price IS cents. TRIAL SIZE 10 cents.
Oct II, INV ,Sdw.
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M session Of the senate, and u short
session OF the NOuse ON SatuI day
The Committee ON the Revision OF
Hills EStablished-GOSsip about the
Committees.
MONTPELIER, Oct. 7

There was no session of the Senate, to-
day, that august body having adjourned,
Friday forenoon, until Monday afternoon at
two O'Clock. Mr. Sheridan Of Highgatc, this
morning, tried to get the House to adjourn
over until Monday afternoon hut he signally
failed, and when the House did adjourn,
after sitting about an hour, it was until ten
O'Clock. Monday forenoon.
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MoNrEEAi, Oct. l0.-An earthquake Sc
we're enough TO to wakcn people occurred in
this vicinity this morning.
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bills introduced.

Among the bills lntrOuulrI were
By Senator Brancrd OF Caledonia, .. -
which provides for the maintenance OF good
and suitable court buildings in each county.
BY Senator Idt OF Caledonia g. S),which
provides for the sale Of real estate on cNecu-
ton Instead of its being appraised and st of
to the creditors as now provided by law.
The method provided in the act is the one
now adopted in most other States Senator
Idle also introduced bill which seems very
necessary, remembering the accidents OF the
past Summer, making person selling, CIV
ing away or having in possession with III
tent to sell toy pistols liable to fine of moi
more than ten dollars.
BY Mr.. Howard OF Salisbury III. "a, },
providing that no damage shall be recovered
by;any person for injury ON the highways or
bridges. if such person be intoxicated when
the injury occurs, or is driving more than
four miles an hour, or is turning ont OF the
travelled road for amy purpose whatever, or
drives over any dugway, highway or bridge
that is overlooked, or is driving a vicious
horse or mule, or drives in darkness when
tue travelled track can not be seen, or when
using insufficient harnesses or appliances OF
any kind.
BY Mr.. Childs OF Bennington ii. 25)' that
the Judges of the supreme Court may appoint
a general term OF the Court, TO he held semi
annually at Montpelier and Rutland.
BY Mr.. Smith Of Newbury III. 29), that
when suit is pending before II justice who
dies, removes from tine State or whose term
of office expires, or is related within the
fourth degree OF consanguinlty To either OF
the litgan,s, or is otherwise legally dlsqllall-
fed, any other justice, qualified to Try suci
actions, may take cogniZancc and try the
suit with the same effect as if he had signed
| the writ.
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iSniuncr In Hand.


Mr. Pages accounts have been settled and
approved by the Auditor OF Accounts as the
Inspector of Finance, and the funds inland,
books papers, etc, have been handed over
to the new Treasurer, Mr.. Dubois.
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good medicinal tonic, with real merit, $
Browns Iron Bnters 80 all irnss -'s say.
Oct II, dSwlw
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A Cough, Cola or sore Throat shot

see bird" alv't get llolien's Bird Book; food,
care, diseases breeding. He has extra singers.
Oct | /, uSwgm
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The committees oi the Senate are as #

The committees oi the Senate are as fol
lows;
ON iulr,- senators DattI Barh,r and Crane.
On iluui.-- SENATORS Homes. tohurn and Esley,
ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Walker, Burnap, crane,
Idle. Hogan. Boydcn AMI iinghain; ,,,,..,.
On Clllni>- senators buIuhli Wall I"'"'''
helipn AMI cutting, , ,,.
Page aud t'hainOefln.
CA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 'hIuS' 'ultihs ANU
Read , IT,,
Ga NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Page, Perkins and Ear
Dtr.
On military affairs Senators Rsiey, Braineri of
CalcluAla aild Walker.
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lie, Bingham. Dart,
Templctun, tulbuin, Read and Gilmore.
On highways and hrldgts-Schauls Mdrtin' fcr-
o,Hiik,-Senators Fletcher. Hogan and Jones.
Ca iani laNes-SenaOrs chamberlain, Chilus ana
MARTIN .,.
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brainerd OF Caledonia,
Templctun ami Vial.
General cOmmltee-SenaiuIs Hogan, WhltcomD
aud Mcintosh. 49,
On Federal relations Senators Howard, Whit
coTnD und Btainrld OF Caledonia
On State prlsuu--5cnlfUrs GOODWIN, htllun iuu
Bingham. ,,
more and BlIIueri oi Franklin.
uu gr.,.l list senators crane, Mcintosh anu
walker.
The House.
Col. Hooker had the distinction OF intro
duciuG the first bill! to incorporate railroad
from l}rattlcborO or some point on the south
ern OF southeastern boundary of the State IL
Bennington, through the towns OF Brattle-
bore, Vernon Gultord. Halifax, Marlboro,
Wilmington, Dover, Somerset, Scarsburgh,
Woodford aud Glastonbury, 1t was referred
to the Committee IN Corporations. The
Speukc. has appointed Mc>srs. Munson OF
Manchester; Fletcher Of Caveudsh and
Stanley of Leicester, To be the Committee or
Rules: and Mes,rs Abel OF West Haven
Stone OF Dauvie, and Battell of Middle
bury to be the Committee on Joint Rules.
The New state Trea>urcr.
Hon W. II. Dubois, the new State Treas
uler, furnished his bonds in the sum of ont
hundred thousand dollars, took the oath o
Office and assumed the duties of his position
Thursday He finds the State lrcasur.
in good condition. I he Hon. John A. Pag'
Ictirts after sixteen years continued service
with the highest reputation as AL able ant
faithful financial officer His supplemental.
report from Aug. LIST, 1852, to Oct. 9TH. 1882
Is n follows:
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Coughs Colds, Bronchitis. WhOOping Cough,
Group, influenza, Consumption. and all diseases ui
the Throat, Lungs and Chest. 80 cents and sl.Vo a
bottle Marchl4 s2.eodSwlY
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Dr. j. W. Smith, Wellington, o., says: 81 have
used It adyantageously III impaired nervous
supply
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In the House, this afternoon, Mr.. Noble
of st. Adams, in behalf of a majority OF the
judiciary committee reported in favor ol the
passage of II. Ii, the bill introduced by Judge
Thompson. adding habitual drunkenness To
the causes for which divorce may he grant
ed: This is the first port OF the session.
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In the House. this afternoon, Judge
Thompson introduced bill I'll. 80 which
makes the penalty for selling, etc, liquor or
cider in violation Of law, Imprisonment not
less than three months nor more than two
years and costs for each oiiense and makes
the penalty for being u manufacturer OF I'D
uor Imprisonment for not less than one
wear nor more than five years together with
costs.
In the Senate Mr.. Crane of Newport in
troduccd bill Is. l0) providing for fine
of ten dollars aud costs for each oifense and
an Imprisonment OF not less than twomohths
or more than SIN months.
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Minor Matters.

Mr.. Chlds of Bennington has introduced
a bill to abolish the municipal court of Ben
nington after April |. 1885.
Mr.. Woodward Of Halifax proposes to
make the close season for trout extend from
July to May |,
johnson wants its grand list for 1859 legal
lied and Barnet wants its list for 1881 made
good
Senator Boyden of Orange, thinks that
foxes should be declared by statute to be
noxious animals. Popular sentiment has
characterized them as such for some time
back.
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Oil,er Bills.

Mr.. Roberts Of Burlington, introduced a
bill I'll. 23) to lcgali2e the grand list of Bur
lugton for 1879, 1850, 1881 and 1889, pro-
vidcd that the act shall not affect pending
suits. 1t was referred 10 the committee on
the grand list.
Mr.. FAIR of Lincoln, introduced IL bill
(II. 2O) prohibiting trout fishing for five
years, aud imposing II fine of SEQ for each
trout found in a mans possession during that
time.
Some bills looking to amendments of the
tax law were also introduced, and others Of
minor importance.
Mr.. &. NJ. Russell, the assistan, doorkccp-
or of the Senate, has been promoted to be
doorkcepcr, in place Of W. IL. llartshorn of
Guildhall, resigned, and MIR. L. ii, Meal
lister of Waitstcld has been appointed to be
assistant, doorkeeper,
The Senate met at two o'clock, this after
noon, and, after doing nothing Tor an hour
adjourned.
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Protection OF sheep.

MIR. Williamson of Cornwall presented a
n petition which was referred TO the Commit.
tee on Agriculture, signed by himself and
eigh, others, representing the Vermont
Merino shccp-brceders association, asking
that the dog law be SO amended as To more
fully protect the sheep interests of the State,
Senator Fletcher of Addison presented Il
similar pciitionin the Senate