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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-09-21
THE EXPERTS REPORT.

Olu governors meek OF the WOODS.
This time the tow line caught on and
the result was
THE EXPERTS REPORT.
AUSTIN, TEXAS, Sept. 10, 1882.
Gov. o. N. Roberts, President Capitol Board,
Austin, Texas
SIR: We have the honor to acknowl-
edge receipt ofyour communication OF the
18th inst, setting forth the points which
the honorable members Of the capitol
board desire our attention to be espec-
Tally directed In an examination of the
condition OF the temporary capitol; also
lnclosing resolution adopted by your
honorable board inviting us to Austin
for the purpose Of consultation in refer
ence to the condition OF said building
and matters relating thereto.
In compliance with said communica-
ton, we will state that we have made a
thorough and careful examination and
inspection OF the temporary capitol build
ing. and beg leave to submit the follow
ing report
We do not consider 1t safe to continue
the construction of the building in the
manner in which 1t Is now being con-
structed; for the reason that building
having walls the height of this building,
with the said walls united and unbranded,
with the use Of too much mortar, and
.
necessarily be insecure and unsafe.
The building is neither sufficiently nor
well anchored.
From the manner In which the roof is
constructed, tits also unsafe, being put
up In. the slightest and snoddiest style,
not single portion. Of it being securely
or properly constructed.
II 10 our candid opinion that from the
kind Of work being done upon the build
ing, It will continue to crack until, at the
end OF i've or six years, IL will be totally
undt for occupancy and probably danger
Gus for persons passing near IL.
We believe that plastering cannot be
held on AKA studded partition, which is
fifteen feet high by forty-seven feet long.
We would recommend that the entire
north and west walls be taken down, and
there be constructed In lieu thereof SUBJ
stantiAl. well-banded walls, t,Os and one
haJ feet Asck. with large, heavy stone, to
the second hoor. and continue up, taco
feet, 70 the top. From those walls there
should be through anchors through the
south walls, reserving the said new walls
~ basis Tor nnchoring. There should
be thorough and complete anchoring Of
the wall on Congress Avenue at each
intersection OF the floors. wherever
anchorage Is introduced through the
old walls, to be through flush anchors.
Il IL our opinion that the present
roof should be entirely removed and re-
In q substantial manner.
The causes OF the falling Of = portion Of
the building we attribute, not to any de-
feet In the foundation, but to the faulty
Of the construction of the walls,
which, being IN q green condition, with
HE mortar unset, were easily beaten
down by q heavy rainfall, which was
assisted by the vibration OF the
rocf. Respectfully,
j. II. KAlfPMANN.
John HENDRIcKsoN.
J. LkRM0uk.
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DARBYS
0PHYLACTIC
FLUID.
A Household Article for Universal
Family Use.

For Scarlet and
Typhoid Fevers,
Diphtheria, Sail
walton, liberated
soreThroat, Small
Pox, Measles, and
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If the all-wise One, who never does
anything but for the best, created the
average newspaper reporter very
strangely peculiar piece of humanity, it
was Gods work. The reporter can
change his nature no more than can the
leopard its spots. In procuring the news
the aforesaid reporter not only earns his
salary, but, when he secures great deal
Of current information, he satisfies de-
sire that has become with him second
nature. On the other hand, TO be denied
q knowledge Of what is going on pro-
duces exactly the opposite effect, and an
extreme, as Is well understood, is calcu-
lated sometimes to produce words
modelled not precisely after the nature
Of the Lords Prayer. Now, when
the governor embalmed in his coat.tail
pocket, on Wednesday evening, the ex-
pert's report upon the temporary capitol,
that other extreme referred to was imme-
diately produced. The reporters, how
ever, gracefully acknowledged their de-
feat-thst is, after the extreme" had at
least partially worn off-and yesterday
they went hunting again, but not in the
old governors meek of the woods. 4"
This time the tow line caught on and
the result was
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Q. Box 205S, Nv York City. juwly
MONEY TO LOAN.

IN sums offrom $500 to 5000, on 8 and year
Il time, on productive improved real estate In
the counties OF Travis, Bastrop, Caldwell, Hays,
Burnett and Williamson. vendors lien notes
negotiated Principals only dealt with
ZIMPELMAN & BERGEN.
Real Estate Agents,
au29wlt Austin, Texas.
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II by 4. X. Crockett before W. G. Crockett
Justice of the Peace, Travis county, one hay
Horse, 10 years old, and branded TIFF (all In
one eharacter) on left shoulder, and appraised
at thirty dollars.
Given under my hand this 10th day of August,
A ID. 1882. FRANK BROWN,
auSOw3 Clerk &. &. II. @.
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Total vote
for Govn'r
in 1880.
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lars FOR THE MILLION
HEAR WHAT THE DEAF say !

1t has performed miracle In my case.
have no unearthly noises In my head and
hear much better
I have been greatly benefited.
My deafness helped a great deal-think an.
other bottle will cure me.
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SENATE SENSATION.
A Resolution which Caused Mr.. I'll.
IIott, the President Pro Tenn,
to Resign Utterly.

Resolution Offered by Mr.. Newberry and
Adopted by the senate Taking Ont OF the
Hands or Mr. Elliott the Appointment OF
the Committee to Investigate tho Corruption
Chnrges-Mr. Elliott Resigns, and Being
Unanimously Reelected Declines TO Serve
The Senate (NIr. Bailey I'm the Chair There
upon AdJourns Until To-Day-spicy Things
Snid-The House Holding on to the Irrepres-
sib,s Joint Decentralization Locked.
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twin cure entirely the worst form Of Female
compIa,n,s. all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
Liberation, Falling and Displacements' and the
consequent spinal .Wcakness, and IS particularly
adapted to the Change Of Life.
twill dissolve and expcl tumors from the uterus
in an early stage Of development. Thetendency to
canccrous humors :here Is checkcdyery spccdiyby
its use.
It removes faintncss, natulency, destroys all
craving for stlmulanis, and relieves weakness OF
the stomach. 1t cures Bloating, Headaches Ner-
vous prostration, General Debility, sleeplcssness
Depression. and Indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down. causing pain
weight. and backache, is always permanently cured
l,v it. use II will at all times andndcr all circum-
stances act in harmony with the laws that govern
the female system. Tor The cure Of Kidney Com
plaints Of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed.
LYDIA Z. PINKuAM'S VEGETABLE COM
POUND is prcpard at 233 and 235 Western ave
pue. Lynn. Mass. Price, 81; six bottles for 50
sent nv mail in the form Of ps,alsoin the form Of
lozenges on receipt Of price, 81 per box for either.
Mrs. PIxKuAM freely answers all letters Of In
quiry. send for pamphlet Address as above
Meatioa this paper.
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HORSES, MULES, &c.
MULES AND HORSES.

MULES AND HORSES. On
have opened WHOLESALE AND EkIAiL
STABLES at No. 1888 Franklin street, hlehfr
Inond, Va, where J viii keep q good Supply vi
Nu+I - and HORSES always on hand. My sales
man. MIR. JoHN NJ. PACE, VIII do all IN his power
~ ,,iye each and all fir and square dealing Any
ner,On not finding what they want IN my sttpies
- sJdress me. care 26 east fiith street, Clpcin-
vad Ohio. which Is my headquarters fer buying
and ii do not ll the order 70 suit HEM, bo, ,nc IN
quality aud price, they need no; tske iIS
H. peter T..ul's extensive business In the muie
"a "ai borse line Is lust opposite inne. ,.,,,,,,r
ana % ryisS .d' 'S,nH ~ GEORCE ID. BENNETT.
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LUMBER.

yU0 PARTIES USING PINE AND
OAK LUMBER would say ! am lrepanfeodn p+n onn 70
contract for aIing bls from 5000 To- 2qng1g wv
AZ The shortest notice Of re s,nrpi nFSi IN nr.'
PINE. Sc. 49, yai,cna Iio,i-Oalcc,
ooo-2,a Richmond and Alleghany ra'irOa"
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BOOEs. STATIONERY, &c.

VHE NEW MAN AND THE ETER-
NALLIFE. By Andrew Julc-. Price, >l.70.
PALESTINE EXPLORED. BY Rev. James
Neil. sl.50.
AUTHORIZED REPORT OF THE PROCEED
INGs OF THE SEVENTH CHURCH CON
GRESS IN TIiE UNITED STATES. 81.
STUDIES ~ TIE HISTORY OF THE PRAYER
BOOK. By Rev. Dr. Lubbock. sl.5O.
THE DECORATIVE SlSTERS-new supply
Price, $3.50. WOODiIOUsE PARHAM.
A
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MILITARY NOTICES.

TRANS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at =
u Ecrimeutal Arm0ry Oh THIS tFrdayl 3
NIGHT 10 ~ O'Clock Sharp for drill aud bu- '
-lucss. IL
a., order of Captain l.. J. BOSSIEUX.
ng7-lt j. r. TYLER, orderly.
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No family should De without LYDIA III
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
Bnlousness, and Torpidily Of The Liver twenty
i've cents per box sold by al druggists
an 2G-cod
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~ II L 5 u
NEW YORK, JANUARY, 1882.

THE sun for 1881 consumed four million one
hundred and nincty-four thousand three hundred
and nlnety-one (4,l94,39l) pounds Of printing
pancr in Its Daily. sunday, and Weekly editions
This Is equal 10 sixty million seven hundred ana
sev.ntv-two thousand six hundred and seventy
seven f6O.772,677) copies Of the daily size.
The actual circulation for the past year was:
7,O3IOO4
This give, for each day in the year the following
average:
COPIES or THE DAILY EDiTioN.....'''.l .l-o'efl
COPIES or TIE sUNDAY Edition. l3''9SS
copies or TIE WEEXLY Edition. o7'2f7
THE SIN has advertising space TO sell IN the
Daily and sunday editions It's price Tor Ordihai!
advertisements Is 40 cents per aga1e me. rIe-
ferred nositions and displayed matter from D"
cents TO $3.50 per line. In the Weekly oo cent
an agate line Of space no extra charge Tor as
play. Preferred positions 70 cents TO - per
line.
At this price advertising IN the seNcru eui''on''
Of TIE sun Is cheaper than It's publisher mas
ever been able 20 obtain in any other inediu'' ",
he has spent hundreds Of thousands of do'Iars III
making known THE sun, and the advantages !"
offers To the business community.
THE Sun Is published every day in The year. ~
Nos. lG6, 16s, and ITO Nassau street. New orh
city. /. ". ENGLAND
IA ls-eod6t Publisher.
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SATURDAY MATINEE,
OIE BACHELORS.
4 A..I .-L.I. -.l.. r..lrA.N -NlL.. llC.
LECTURES.
TAR LECTURE COURSE

STAR LECTURE COURSE
- At
MOZART HALL.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 3lST
COLONEL l.. +. COPELAND, or INDIANA.
SUBJECT: MISTAKES OF Bob"
%. h. Morgan. president 81 the Petersburg oung
Mems Chri.tiau Association, SAYS of him: Colo
mel Copeland is an orator Of the western type and
greatly interested our people Hislccturc abounded
will lofty flights of rhetoric, and great transitions
from the sublime 50 thought. % passages OF richest
humOr."
Members can secure tickets at the Rooms. Re-
ia26-td
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AMTSEMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.


DICHMOND THEATRE.
Tic comedians.
ROBSON AND CRANE,
.uuDOrtci hy their own comedy company
THIS FRIDAY EVENING, JANCARN . III.
~.I De- presented lu cNt-iNypant and most lueha-
BILE comedy. iI four acts, called
ID. A. VI.
H.Irre sim k-rf.lrl luNl ~ilItft ioueI4
The Drimaust Of the Future.
10 Blackstone Pcriiu,.. ......... W lliiim H. crane
The American Abroad.
~ATfR RDAN MATINEE,
OUE BACHELORS.
Admission. JUC.: reserved seats. ljc.
SATURDAY EVENING. JANUARY 9SIu'
~nak-p -pure'- immortal
TWELFTH NIGHT. OK, WHAT lOl " Ill
Sir Andrew AqUeghcck stuart Eobsoh'
Nlt inhN hticn ..'. W imam IL 'i"'
The cumeciW,' greatest legitimate success.
EuN-shcct - Theatre and Ramos Moses
ia 27-ltH
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GENERAL MEETING OF THE
n STOCKHOLDERS or TIE CALICO
MILLS MANIFACTlRlNG COMPANY VIII ne
leif In tbc office of tie company 20 . O'Clock
noon on TUESDAY the 3lst January. 1852.
By order of Board Of Directors.
THOMAS Il. kEESEE.
&c c81-30ts secretary.
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s,,c CoupANY's coca BEEF.

.,,.sog DUNCAN CAMPBELL, MD, c
TF'r II. :, President Royal College of
IT, ~ and surgeons, member General
.s,yC rsity ~ kdinburg, &C., &C, says:
,,vple COMrANN'S COCA BEEF TON
il'','oo Than realized my expectations" q
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WEATHER REPORT,

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer south TO west
winds, partly cloudy weather and rain,
falling followed by rising barometer.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 4. W., Sc :
a. NJ, SO; noon, G2; u. NJ, 50; 6 i.
NJ, 5S; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature. 81 sc.
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ID OBlNSON'S ENGLISH INSTITU-
II IiONS.

RAND0f PHI q ENGLISH solicit orders for
mi, interesting and valuable work.
HISTORY on HlGH COURT OF CHANCERY
AND OTHER ENGLISH INSTITUTIONS FROM
TIE TlME OF CESAR 10 WILLIAM AND
al an early day: $50 law style, or In two parts
cloth. $50. Volume II. ready next winterai same
,-1c,. Va lO-d&w
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2itlmond 0ispatth.
27, 1882.

a5~ TIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATi0N OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWs-
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
Entered at the Post-ofiicc NJ Richmond. Va, as
sccond-ciaSs mattcr.I
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,,e,s,a JOHN NJ CARNoCHNN,M: M:n- c
llgir.t hicf New York state Hospital,
Sefe,- i, surgery New York Medical Col
9,.Health Ofaccr Port OF New York &C.
1ut
e.. ,,,ientS derive marked and decided 4
-, tOm tht LlkBlG CoNfANl'S COCA
r0F TONIC
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EOR 1892.
WEST. JOHNSTON & Coz
OH MAIN STkEET,
Offer Tor sale
WHTTAKFR's EPISCOPAL CHURCH ALMA
yIEGiNiA AND NORTH CAROLiNA ALMA
NACs. SC. clch-ioc. per dozen. ,oeo
YENNOE's WEATHER. ALMANAC i2r Tor. lS isSS. ~
25c. Physicians NiSlIiNOILisIi sI,icnd dars I,rs
given upon application. f'1l Hue 3i ,Sll SlA-
TlONFfY. &c. BLANK BOOKS Of all klhas'
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MEETINGS.

uE,DcrMrEEs CoNMANpEEY 81. ANDREw.l
KNIGHTS TFMPLAR.
RICHMOND, January p, $50. ,
SIR hNIGITS.-Atiend assem- \></
= lfvof Che Commaudcry 40 the Asy- ~
lru 81 Alhans Haln 1lilS friday n
TNFNING al O'Clock. Members Of Il y
Hirhmo9i Commandery. No. %. and vis-/
it.u. sir knights cordially invited.
r, .r..rr Of the Eminent Commander.
j. j. WRIGHT. Capt1in-Gencral.
VurrA.f H. ISAAC Recorder ga 27-lt
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.-TuE MONTHLY

IRON-NOULDERS' UNION, No. l2S.-
- r.,I1l4r meeting ON SATURDAY EVENING.
.Iamusrv 2sth. Al must bc present business oil
iInlortance on hand. Come prepared 10 pay your
due- This Is the last meeting that any delinquent
will hc kept on thc books. . --,,>-
BN order Oi IilL tNiON'
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Ne,y clas.c, now forming for the last quarter.
tl ldrou WHO are not scholars viii not he ad-
ia 2O-F&Sa2w
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-OTICT-THE MEMBERS OF OLD

NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF OLD
y DOMINION COUNCIL. No. 3l6. are re-
rr..tel 90 attend regular meeting of their Coun-
.Isf U-nlds' Iall. corner seventeenth and Main
.frt', THIS friday EVENING. - ~ O'Clock
Member, of sister Councils Of Richmond and Nam
chester arr Invited 20 attend.
lyordcr OF the Commander. ,,-
JAMES r. RlDDICk.
hZ7-1t' secretary
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LLE.IG COMPANY's COCA BEEF.

LiEnIG ConPANY's COCA BEEF.
COMPANY'S
c FOR THE OPINIONS
O PROFESSOR n. GOULL0N,
VI. H., IL. H., Physician to the Grand Duke Of
Saxony, knight OF the Iron Gross, SC, &C.;
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Dean Of The University Of Georgia, &C.;
A PROFESSOR VoN SCHERING,
rhysican-in-Chef to the stafr Of the Russian
Imperial Dody-Guard, &c., Sc;
CLoT BEY,
Physician-in-Chicf to the Armies Of the Vice
roy of Egypt, &c, &C.;
i NEW YORK MEDICAL JOURNAL,
NEW YORK MEDICAL TINES
e ST. LOUIS CLINICAL REVIEW.
JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF
VIENNA,
and a thousand OF eluany eminent authorities,
SEND FOR \ CIRCULAR.
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Liver Affections, Malaria, Nervous Affections,
Habit, Impure Blood, Weak Lungs Asthma, Dis
Inarmites Beware Of limitations under initiative
ja27-dlt&wlt
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PRICE,
ONE DOLLAR.

Invaluable ln Debility, DyTcpsia, Bilious and
N,.vou> and sick Headache, Slccplcssncss, Opium
frrrinr Eruption, and Female Suierings and
u4wt-.
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~ ROBERT CHRIsTIsON,
BARONET. VI. d.

nCL~LL. r.. =. r. 5, Physician 10 oh, her l,,d, Ma
Il s,..s-N the University ~ Edinburgh, &C,
sy@
Tho n-operiicS of this wonderful plant lthe
,-...fs In, the most remarkable of any known 20
,'',- cs,,',i ,rorla Prom repeated personal
...,.lsi lam convinced that is ne Is highly hcn-
,.rsl snl Tome
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A Ecaf from the Journal ofthc senate.


PRAYER by Rev. I. J.. Preston.
Mr.. Bailey offered the following resolu-
tom
BE il reSolUed, That this body directs,
pursuant 10 the powers reserved 70 iSeh
under Rule ", paragraph II, OF senate
Manual, thar the standing committees he
not appointed 10y the President Of the
senate. and that Senators Elliott. Eskridge,
Wood, Bliss, and Rawle-, be, and they are,
appointed a committee 20 report To this
body. a. soon as practicable, the standing
committees for the present session.
The question on agreeing 10 Tie resoli-
tjou being nut, was determined In The al
frmatiyc-ayes Il; noes, III.
ON motion OF Mr.. Hunt. The vote was re-
corded ~ follows:
AYEs.-Nlo,sl.. Bailey, BaDes, Bliss, Eskridgo.
Hale. Jones. Iybfooh. Martin, NAyc' Nc"wttN,
EaNlc,. HiddlClc.gtr' Rae steven NileoN' WI
lams. and MuOd-iT. A.,
Nogs.-Nle..y~ Atkinson. Perry, Digs, fd-
munds. flllrhor Gll,guW, Ilclitn, iWl ho'h'f'
Ioyell. Ipycii.icin. smith, Thurman, l@ynhh.
Wmg8cd u Hanover ahl Wihsaeii "i MIC
''' MONDAY. December T., 1881.
Mr.. Elliott. President pro iemporc, IN the
chair.
The journal OF Friday wa read.
MIR. Elliott. from The special committee
appointed TO recommend standing COM
mittees for the present session, presented
the following report
The committee acting under Senate re-
solution. adopted on the Sth Instant, report
CONCLUDED On FOURTH PAGE.l
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FORMAL DISCLAIMER.
Mr.. Hurt offered the following ::

RcSolred, That no discourtesy whatever
WAS intended to the President pro tem. OF
the senate in the adoption Of the resolution
this day offered by Senator Newbcrry, and
the Senate declines to accept the resigna-
ton of senator W VI. Elliott a. President
pro tenn. OF the Senate.
Mr.. Eskridge asked if there was no want
OF confidence what was the object Of that
rcsolutiony What was its purpose: II
looked like getting up whtewash COM
mittee.
Mr.. Jones (colorcd), Of Meckenburg,
believed that MIR. Elliott was the right man
in the right place, and he should vote
against accepting his resignation.
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DANCING CLASSES.

DROFESSOR LAUBE'S "a
Il CLASSES IN DANCING, ~
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVE n
Ming. tS
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NORTHERN T0uRsTs.-A party OF lady
and gentlemen tourists, about thirty. IN
number. from Boston, Mass, arrived III
the city on the northern fast-mail tram yes
tcrday afternoon. The VII lale iof
home this afternoon.
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STAR LECTURE C0URsE.- Colonel l.. !.
Copeland. Of Indiana, will deliver the third
lecture of the star course before the Young
Mems Christian Association next Tuesday
night mt Mozart Hall. Colonel Copeland IS
n most charming lecturer, and will greatly
delioht and entertain all who hear him.
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IIr IIurt warmly denied that there was
any imputation upon General Elliott. lie
would withdraw the latter part OF the reso-
mtion. take vote on the former part, and
nominate General Elliott for reelection.
Mr.. Hurt asked that that part OF the reso-
luton expressing confidence, Sc., he re-
ported. ,.,.o
MIR Riddleberger moved 20 lay II on the
table with the view Of bringing up the
election immediately Lost.
The vote resulted-ayes, 22i noes, d
Jones. Norton. and Rue.
Mr.. Riddlcberger and several other Re-
adjustcrs did not vote.
MIR. Hurt making some remark that the
Senate has a presiding officer, but that ne
/. temporarily absent, Mr.. Lybrook inter
ruuted 10 ,ay this "temporary officer " Is
never here at all.
MR. ELLIOTT IN NOMINATION.
The senate next, on motion OF MIR. Glas-
COW. voted TO 20 into the election OF Presl.
dent pro teR.. and Mr.. Hurt nominated
Mr. Elliott, saying handsomely all the
things that the occasion demanded, ana
especially declaring that in the appeal OF
Tnesday neither he nor those associated
with him meant any disrespect.
MIR. Wilcox nominated Mr.. Lybrook N
some fncctiois remarks, ~ Mr.. Elliott could
not obtain the consent OF his conscience tt
serve.
1.r. Enic t..s&cd ;hat his aame be With
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drawn. lie was not a candidate and did
not wish TO he candidate.
Mr.. Riddleber2er: understand that the
resolution Of this morning Is still unre-
scinded.
The Chair: Yes, sir.
Mr.. RiddIeberger Then ! move TO ad-
joum.
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CONCLUDED On FOURTH PAGE.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27

Then Mr.. Lybrook went on 10 argue that
the resolution in question was not so very
atrocious, and that Mr.. Elliott should not
have been offended when il was adopted.
lie wanted the Investigation TO take place,
and by IN impartial committee, and ii Mr..
Massey was guilty OF any corrupt practice
he would drop him in one half a second.
Mr.. Lybrook, rcverting to the expression
that the Funders or the other side were
NOW in the majority, said that was not so :;
the four were still Readjusters; there had
been no coalition between them and the
Funders. only on one thing did they dii-
fer from their party-that was the election
OF Auditor.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1882-01-14
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