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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-29


Nsw YonE May D-Ogvefnmthit ~
REGULAR.
R,ilwals hrhi,
State securities qnist.
9hafe speculation nuensd Fenefflly lowtf
this morning. New York cent aud New
Jofseg Ceniial were the wsak spots, the
former dsoiGing I Ia and Tho latter 2 Id,
Now York Central vas depressed on tho
revival a the story OF Aredueti0u IN div
idonIs 10 ~ per cent quarterly. Beitre
the hfst call the temper OF speculation
turned for the better snd The
marke Continued ttrong until the close.
rhe nss IN Missoufl Pacific TO 10 l-2
st the cl0ge Rad q bu0yanl elect generally.
The placing Of the Wabash IN tho hands OF
receivers eiiactuaily disposeH Of the bear
talk that Missouri Pacific would be saddled
with Wabash, and this had good enec' On
Z ne stack. There was s0mo, heavy inside
buyine on continued increased earninys,
aud the bears made an effort 10 caysr, all OF
~hich assisted the upward moysmtnt,
We bssa securities wers not affected by the
of receivers 'or the properly,
aud IN fact they closed higher on tina better
that the course decided upon was for this
purpose oi protecting BON tbs stock and
bJudholdars and preventing outside pro-
which might hpva proved deiri-
mental 10 the interests OF majority OF the
holders al tho securities. Compared With
last nights closing, prices are l'2 IN per
cent higher, except FOR Nv York Central,
which is LIZ per cent. lover. Transactions,
3s3 GOO shAr.F
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NAPoLEoH, o., Nay 80 Wesley Johnson,
~ years old, was hanged hare To-day Tor
murder on the night OF October 2ji las, OF
George w. Williams and w.ie. who lived
on farm seven miles north OF this p ace.
The crime was one OF the most cold'blooded
ever known IN oAlo, there being no provo
cation whatever. Johnson kiliing them by
chopplhg their heads OMEN with an az, the
object heinz 10 chain money 10 support
his mis- ress, uu oblaiHed $50 ard q. silver
watch. johnson WA arrested aud tried
here last February aud convicted on purely
circumsiaLtial evidence, bu. hes
silce confessed. lie retired last
night al 10 hcirok and slept soundly
until $3.50, and ate hearty breakfast.
When the Death warrant was read to him
he said u was Just. A. thu last hour he
walked firmly TO the sceHold, coolly asked
the skerlto remove bis collar and tie,
then thanked the sheriff for his kindness
and bid goodbye 10 all, saying he hoped to
NEE, them In heaven. He remained per-
iecsly calm throughout, and asked the
sheriff to not keep him standing th,r,.
When the black cap was drawn over mis-
head ho said: God be merciiul to my
soui.n The trap was sprung AZ 1901, and
his neck broken. A large but orderly
crowd surrounded tho Jail.
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Romnnee o q pInner.paI.

Just inter the slroks OF noon Saturday,
saws the Boston Globe, o Chelsea and
Boston car was 70 up, Broadway past a
large manufacturing establishment, whom
the attention of the pa,ssngcrs was called
to queer little woman In "a old.tsshiooned
With a tin pail In her hand and went to too
factory gate and Knocked Tor admission.
an old gentleman who sat In tho iorwsrd,
right. hand corner OF the car looked up
and said; nj.
"He!lo! there GOES Dolly again.
dolly who?r asked q giri nv his side.
"Why, Dolly Wbiie-Crazy Dolly, as hhe
is called by alt who know her."
what mases them call her crszy?'
little mouth until 1t looked like "a period
under her hooked interrogation point Of a
nose, m .U-....
"Oh, IL was O long time ago, when she
and Charlie hadn't been married but few
years, and she used to come mp here every
afternoon snd bring him his dinner, that
the story commences. They lived Ia n
house on Washington avenue ard had two
children to take care OF, and they we're Just
making good living and had the promise
of a boss. ship In the tall. When,
with his lupch, as was her custom and jus.
she gs to the gate It flew ss open b sGS
ot Oh her s hnsSsnd who had lust been killed
by failing timbers. Dolly ialstsd away ct
the sight and fell into a fever that did not
ebsts until long after poor Charlie
had been buried and another took his
n pa she s Ia ab he to 60 out she went to
work and secured up the old dinner
psil and put up meal for thu dead hus.
band iust as though he was alive and work.
ING lust "a usual. At ll:45 she put on
her bright new shawl and gray bo met, and
taking the pail IN her hand, tIipped of
down Zoe streey and knocked the gate. The
men came out, aud sho told them she
wanted to 20 ID and wait for Charlie and
let him have Something to eat,
They tried 10 reason with aSr, and .oll,h her
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The Penn Bank,

PITTsBURa, Pa, May 20.-Henry War
rem, assignee OF the Pebn bank, has taken
charge and discharged the clerks. He will
begin work at once. bat says 1t will require
two weeks and probably thirty days before
can be made. The deficiency, it 10 believed,
will reach fully $3.50 900. II is SAID that
$40, 600 were known to be on the counter
when tho bank closed; only 81 900 were
turned over to the assignee. Great short
age in securities is also reported Stree Sat-
,urday, and bonds, stocks ard other collat-
'eral IN the bank at the lime of tho suspen.
sion, ara said TO be. missing. President
Riddle IS still confined to his home. He
hes issued acard asking his friends to with
hold judgment Until be is able to make o
statement.
w. N, Riddle has confessed another judg-
ment for So, 400 In favor OF f. B. Lsughlin.
This judgement will follow the one coz
iesse1 Tuesday Dlaht.
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Jack frost.

CHICAGO, May 29.--rho JppInAl'o Rock.
ford, Iiliuois, special, Gays: I. A heavy frost
visited this section last night. doing crest
damage TO giowing grain 'ahd Vegetables.
Corn In many placea is ruins6, and IL 10 too
late 10 plant pgain.
DErRoIr, May 29.--HeAvv frosts are re-
ported IRON the irtnricr OF the sta.e last
night, doing mucD domsge.
ST. Paul, May 20 --Signsl service reports
show very light frost nj LlCrJSse last night,
but none in Minnesota, Dakota nor Mon.
The outlook improves daily. Tho spring
whsst sections OF the northwest report the
condition az excellent,
MILwAUKes, WIS May 29-Frost Yves
general Ia Wisconsin last might, and to6sc.
CO, email fruits aud vegetables, also corn,
were badly doinsRed. In MilTsusee coun.
ty clothes vera frozen stiff on the line and
Ice formed three.fourths OF a. inch thick on
email pOnls, .. bad.
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: The Brighton Races.

/. Nxw YoRK, May 20.-At the Brighton
Beach raclns asa5ciation 5000 were present
and weather dtsasreesoly cold and track
Purse Raos-Ali ages: Won by Charley
Kemplond; King Fan, second; PiuDger,
third. Time-1.o5 Ia.
Selling Rsce-One and ore.eighth miles;
won by LuteNriy: Centennial, second;
Bonacetts, third. Time-2C6.
Purse Rsce-All ages; won by Colonel
Watson; Pearl Thorne, second; Rambler,
third. Time-2:l9,
Hurdle Race-Miie and quarter: won
BY Coinage; Rochester. second; Kate Gro
min, third. Time-2:26.
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rns c,r,,,t, 81 wardIpouiry.

NEW Y0gK, Nav, 29.--Ini the Graft &
Ward inquiry, to-day Fish, ex-presld6nt OF
the Marine bank, testified that. fhel con-
iracts in the psss-opok were nuN0sred con.
secutiyely BY, Ward., Witness kept o. sep
crate but ths ssof taa 5sa Ss
had Gealings in alleged contracts, the notes
ofwhioh be- dlscoqnted, for Grant & Ward.
He understood they were in payment
for the purchase ,pf, flour for the uuited
States govesnmsDt., He was given to Under.
stand tina contracts were assigned to Grant
& Ward for them to ill through some per;
son, whom they ssop.s dcs,gnat te.. Ae nad
tracts, but Ward would tell
him they were confidential and could
not be shown. The business of the firm of
Grant & Ward, hewss told, could not be
djsclosed Co other members OF the firm for
prud ential reasons Ward sold the pm blics
,ity or discussion OF those Contraots might
ibiure General Grant 'ahd affect his Ipros
nicts for nomination for president IN theta,
ture. Fhe profits derivedirom the supposed
contracts had averaged from 8 TO 10 per cent.
per month for the lsse year and a half. He
had never insisted on knowing By ose right,
the contracts were made. He had been in
the habit Of discSnnrfpg the notes Of Grant
\ Ward at % psf cent. and then
much lsss rate. ! On the pass
hook appesrsd d record OF loans to various
nersons. most OF them employees Of tho firm
~ Grant q Ward id Gums OF from $2,50O to
s5. 600, personally, but on Wards response:
.bili.y, and the sums so loaned were credited
to the firm OF Grant d Ward. He sup
posed collateral was given for the loans.
The loans we're made In this, way,
Fish said, bedatise they looked better. He,
simply took Wards statement about Mall
inrv and others to whom the loans we're
nimde: He said he had never informed
General Grant or q. 81. Grant. jr., be, was
S;scStinting thepe notes at 8 per cent !. An
af,trt or November 15th. 1883, showed loan
fot forty days at 81 Der cent. discount.
Fish said he had sold, the notes OF Grant d
Ward at that rate to several ,parsonsr
6ifoug others, Arthur b. Graves dedler 10
cotton hhdpresident OF the st., Nfcholas
bank. aAs the rate ht which they we're
Ec3nId 'Ftffofd to discount at thirty
III y ccsnt. laeHef usually &c discbunted
/ the notes at per cent. and get other bank,
erS 10 pdisc0untVthcm Ut 6rper cent he
Fmight, 'howcveS have taken some .ot the,
ne; discodhtea at per cent? In regard
ig8c besifew from the firm OF Grant 4 Ward
III Ms eBsrs shout $50 900; 10 1888 hc re-
FcsiVefi $500, 600, and In 1884 about as, 600.
| Fish .said'the bsnk surpius be used To- Take
up old outstanding olstms for the hsnetit
SfsStAes Masine gbanks. THE CONTRACTS
WsSS aeess'lslsrgsn and the ,prafts
|swere .nroprti,nst lases, He iuhde{;
tsb0aGi,th esssid ,,thnss QFerDment hsa qrdefen
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EPISCOPAL CONvOCATIoNt

The second day OF the 10th annual con.
vocation of the northern district, which
convened at Isl. Matthew's Cathedral,
closed It's labors yesterday afternoon.
Bishop G arrett, who presided, at the close
Of the labors addressed the delegates pres
emit, some thirty in ALL, and gave. them
seme very kind and wholesome ad,
vice as to how. they should
conduct thenfselyes, and IS as
to their duties to their ministers and
brother members, of the church. He con-
Guided BY extending to all hearty invita-,
ton to attend'a reception that evening at
his residence, rendered the visiting dele;
gates and their frlenas, By the ladies' Of st.
Mnthe wa cathedral. fpll report OF the
proceedings win appear id Sundays HER
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Under the Guillotine.

NEW York, May 29.-Ths mayor las nc.
cepted the resignation Of City Chamber.
lam Japan and appointed. penry 3. Laid
law, a gent, of the Bank Of California; in his
stead, The. resignation is dated May .22d,
but was not presented TO the mayor till to-
day., The grand Jury Of. tho court Of over
md tsrDi;aer, made a pieSentnsnt to the
court 10, day. They 2iva il es, Their opinion,
the business responsibilities which the
cham bcrlsiri has assumed and the obligs-
tions and speoulations itto which he has
peru, tilted himseli'to be drawn, ere inaoin'
pahbla with tho tsusts orthy; emf ..ee,isfac-,
pcry tiisehorgesyot tho Guties,. 81 his. office
and reoomsaepd that tbs naycr Request his
Immediate nsigns,ioD, .. "a ,sl y &
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WAsuIxeros, May 20.-[Press l-At,or.
Springer, chsjrman Of tho COMMITTEES ION
expenditures in the department OF justice,
relative to changing the form OF the salary
system In concentrating United States
court officisls. Brewster says he has cpn::
sidered the fubjsc. IN every respect, and
the result Of his elaboration and refiec-
tlon Ia that the change Ia imperative.
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sless se he ehsiss ADD hi, f,nfst,oa hat
he sss fhe plrlg fbl med rlanpeyt thlfi
ls0iofy VS. yeslsfdsy fslssstd ~ ogdgf ~
The gfand Iafy, Whifb fsilfd ~ nnd fhs
pfho1 iufilslint N held him, Young falsis
maNs 0isih bieiss hi,he whole sffilf 10 ne
efslf lnff sfd femer les y that he lfi.
rlif4lfI ffs pffHrs ins maiief, OfH
pafff fIfftfss fNf fnff ainct fu tho
ffH pt 'fi fi..H lI hHi Nncs
hff1 ff'lssif IH tHuf inv a. rose
rlflf ..H.frH H.f frtH I"ft
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R y FAsrIpIoUs.

Hardly day passes bot. that the mayor
ia called upon by those asking for the ne.
cessities. OF life.l While the maturity of
them are really eubjeotsof municipal char.
ity, still there are frsudseamonH them.
TIE following note to Mayor Gabell, In
which the Would.be recipients set forth
their bill of fare,fis sample Of upalloyed
cheek: ITO the Mayor-Please have up some
Planters wagon yard, hour, meal, sugar:
oil, rnolassesi lard, rice, dried apples aud.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

WASHINGTON. May D.-tPress.l-Tho
Nomination.; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II.
Holls, New Brauniels, Texas; Nathan IL.
Btrattop, Uyslde, Texas; GEORGE A. Mont
geometry, Mobeetie, Texas; Berry Moore,
Gatesviile, Texas; Mrs. A. I. Whiuie,
w, II, Vanderbilt transferred to W. X.
Vanderbilt 81, O00, 600 worth OF bonds.
Secretary Chandler Will not so 70 the
Chicago convention.
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n r tihs lIintetsst, b sunerine Humanity,.

IN the Interest Of Suffering HumnnifL.,g -
We call attention to new ,vitalizing
treatment which Is taken by simple inhals-
ton, and which bets directly npon the
wa.tened nerve.csnresi and vital organs,
restoring them t0 their normal activity; Its
operations'sre ali In the life of phyBiologi-
llnaI laws ard forces, mid n cures by giving
Ia nature hal true and healthy control in
fhs hflnan oreanism. Thousands Of mos.
wond 9rful cures have beAn made during
.the last thifteen years. II YOU are inineed
Of such 4 trsstnienf, write to Drss 6tarkey
Il Palen, ifN9 GirsIu street, PhiiadeiphiA,
TO Seild YOU tuch documents and reporfs OF
csaesas Titl en 3. yot.to 5aage ior your
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Pittsburs's Bonanza

PIrTsBURe, Pxs May Goa, natural gas
well, struck on the Westinghouse premises
iii the Nineteeth ward anew days hgoS 1s
bel LEVIED to be the largest In the COUNTRY.
Gas was struck at depth OF $50 fcet; Two
feet lower the flow was the heaviest ever
encountered. This opens new region and
being In the city limits the benefits result
Ing to industries are incalculable.i .,sra
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POOR FARM UONvICTs.

The. following prisoners convicted were
taken to the poor farm. yesterday morning
.bE. Buperintendent Fitzpatrick and guards,
to serve out the fines IMPOSED on them:
~ Amanda Robinson, assault In two cases;
given seventy days on the farm.
! : Laura Davis, vagrancy: thirteen Days,
Henry Beavers (coloredl, theft unqer S2o
III M. Fisher (coiored), aggravated as:
sauit; sent unto work out fine of SlpO and
cost: = Ss,lfe y sNla, ~ Il, =.
Jack Williams, aggravated assault; to
serve out fine Of $25 and, cost. s tspeA
Charles Lockwood, theft In tw9 cafes and
aggravated assault; to carve 500 days on The
farm. a. - ll.fts ~ IS ~
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AniI stifI Another.

GEgNsBURY, Pa May 29.r-The Unoin De-
posite bIsk, owned by David TinssRen
and john Walker, closed this morping. add
posted the following: ''Baing unable to
oonyert our paper into sufficient funds to
meet all requirements, We deem it proper
to suspend payment for the present." Mr..
Tint sman bsiug out OF town ard Mr..
Walker lying sick at home, it 10 impossible
10 get any Information from the manage
ment The liabilities are supposed TO be
over 100000 and the resources less than
n 40 fhst anOunt.
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Poland Chin Pigs,

Poland Chin Pigs.
/ have few very fine Poland China pigs
for saie cheap. Stock bred for bresding
purposes. Reduced rates BY express.
Correspondence solicited. Address VIII
liam Simpson Cato crawford county,
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JEFFERSON, May 29,-[Spe olal 1.-The case
of A. B. Allen. TOR killing Bob Pertain, was
continued by deiendsnt's counsel.
The suit of Mrs. Harrington vs.. the
Texas O. Pacific, for S25, 600 for killing her
husband, at Marshall, is beiug tried now.
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WAsH,YoroY, May, 20.--T Press l-Colonel
J, o. p. Burnside, disbursipg clerk in the
post.otlics department, hae been removed
on the charge OF having embezzled $40 700.
A warrant 10 out for his arrest. He specu'
lated with Lewis, the missing oil'broker.
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TIC MASSACHUSETTS, legislature

The Massachusetts LcgisIature.l
BosToN, May 23-The bill to abolish the
contract System Of labor o! the state prison
has been defeated.
Senator Whittier swore he was offered
81 600 10 absent himself when the vote was
taken on the water and gas bill.
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N 'ss a.ri. "sns'i ics" w.k. s.ms.g.
y, tsssftlop.. Tbs report iscgultiend. re
dhbsndlnr 81 ihe ioudb regimen, and that
thoss tnlous aeslhst whoni there are
no charges b. taken a. q nutlsns ~ a nev
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Myriads of Cures

Achieved by AYERS SARsAPARILLA, in
the rfist forty years, are attested, and there
is. no oddisease, at allpossble OF cure,
ailments Of this Glass, andwherever found,
from the scurvy of the Arctic circle to the
"vclt-sorcsv of South Africa, this REM
'edy has afforded health to the sufferers
by whom it was employed. Druggists
everywhere can cite numerous cases, witli-
in their personal knowledge, Of remarks
able cures wrought by it, where all other
treatment had been unayailing. People
will do well to = ..H.|.
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Ilnr. a q. Pf futl, DE.
bsno, Q4asnn f.i Aufftsi.p sfit-si |
have hssn a great sufferer am fhtrma'i'm
for Vesrs. ard have tried sye.y known fsm /.
"a inc uding salyRnlc baitffisp sud
Turkish bathr. Finally tried ~ Jsoohs
OIL, the great pain.eure' ana eau pyllilysly
say n case mo instantaneous relief. 10
puts az Other rrmedies IN the shade "
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pleyiHqa, sgg rp wilifk l.lsy.gltt,.
I I''ss r. y qps'l wsgI.S'isdswS' "
March Olh ia.i, snbnttins 10 900 49, Nts
% aofd IN evidences,
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SONG Worship /!
TaE yEw
Sunday School Song Book


By u. u. EMtkSOH ana NJ r. shEhhiN'
Price. 30 centsi $50 per hundred.
Tho advent Of 4 Ne " suntay school Song
Book by two such inei ~ tho gent encn above
named Is a notable event.
Mr. Emerson stands conigssedly Ia Inc very
front rank OF church music composers, ard Mr..
Sherwin. also eminent as aeouposef, has had
great snecess In the complilg II tho best.
known sunday echool Nusic BOOKS ani has for
years hsdohsfgo ottoo mnsiial nepaI,Intrt at
CHAUCAuQUA
And Other famous assemblies oi sunday school
WORKER. Tho music and words OF sOs0
WORSHIP mark ktep Ia Gcyan @. bel z far
above the ordinary sundey. school 'tBgles."
end ore dignlled Without being dull
The Hy mus aro b. emiueat wa,er', and are
full OF tho best religious truih.
The Music Is OF high orier. ,supeIinields
ents viii DO pleased with the Index Of sub Ieciq
OF which Their Is n &c at variety,
Ministers oapEot fall n lilo The Hymns.
one specimen coy mailed post tree for t1en-
ty.flve cents. Sneclmen pege nee.
If, LYON 81 HEaIIY. Chic aga
OLIVER DITSON ~ co. B,sron..
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Drane, Draue &c johnson, Of Corslcana,
have one OF the finest and best arranged
mill machinery depots in northern Texas,
and carry q stock equal to any house in
their line in the state. See their card IN
another column.
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ROBUST Health

Is not always enjoyed by those who seem
to possess it. The faint of corrupted
BLOOD may be secretly undermining tho
constitution. In time, the poison will GER
tainly showits effects, and withall the more
virulence the longer it has been allowed
to permeate the system. Each pimple, sty,
boil, skin disorder and sense of unnatural
lassitude, or languaC, is one of Natures
warnings Of the consequences of neglect.
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FoRTY.EIGHTH CONGRESS FIRST
SESSION.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-TPrees.1-M Mr..
Peck preseu,ed memorial from the mana
gers or the Southern exposition ct Lonis-
vile, asking az appropriation OF $2oO,OOo on
account OF the government EXHIBITS.
Mr.. Voorhees, presented memorial from
the citizens Of Indiana praying that Gen.
eral John q. Fremont be placed on the re-
Mr.. Allison reported from the committee
q bill approprlating Sl00, 900 for the relief
Of suffsrers by the overflow of the Missis.
sippi.and tributaries.
appropriation in the form presented, nor
the amount mentioned. They recommend
the appropriation Of the unexpended bal
ance Of the appropriation for the Ohio
river sufferers, which Is about $4S 600.
The committee recommendation was
agreed te-yeas, 30; nays, 10.
Mr. Hale submitted a conference report
on the agricultural appropriation bill. Mr.
Hale statedlthe house, had yielded to the
wishes of the senate relat,ngt to eppropria-
. tions for the cultivation Of raw silk and ex.
perir1ents relating to the extraction OF
: sugar from sorghum, while the senate had
Wells, The report was agreed to-. ~
4 T. The District of Columbia appropriation
! bill was taken up, discussed aud passed.
The Utah bill Yves taken up: ~ 81
Messrs. Voorhees,, and. Williams en-.
ideayored 10 get up the Mexican pension
i, bin, but q motion TO agointo executive ses-
S'0 a. T ths co.e 81 tke executive session the
SENATE adjourned vii Monday. u e.
Ia. nj ROUSE. t.E.i ~.0l
WAsHrSGroN.v May 29.-[Press.1-The
} speaker announced the following appoint
ments: Hloeum, Dlbble and Dipgley as cen
ferees on the shipping list, Dorsheimer,
ham, Cannon and Laird as commission
on the part of the houssFto make arrange
ments for the dedication Of the Washington
monument; Hammond, Rogers, OF Arkan.
fae, Henley, Riggs, Payne, Wakefield and
Millsrd select committee Zee 70 b,a SgI TIRE
The Eli to prohibit The patenting Of un-
earned land grants, was ordered printed
and recommitted.
Bills were reported and placed on the cal.
. endar as follows:
Regulating the expectation OF imitattons
a SSSis the Judicial district of Ksesas.
A Joint resolution proposing the fOtloM.
ing as article 16 of the constitutions: *Thb
:, right Of citizsns. Of the United States to
vote shall not be abridged by the United
States Or BY any state on account o! ma
y H Sill was reported increasing to $4,000
the limit az the appropriation for the ipnn-
~ lie, building at Louisville. Kentucky.i Ne
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