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RAILWAY wAsHoUTs.

The aecnnd rise OF the Trinity river and
It's tributaries has done almO,t rs much
damage to bridge AS the recent heavy
hlot, and the consequences IL there
nre numerous railroad washouts.
There were no through trains
on any OF the roads cente'iDg here yester'
Gay save the Missouri Pacific which will no
dolbt be rendered impossible bv this morn.
irg by tie rapidly rising waters IN Elm Fork
bottom. There 10 a wsehout on the Texas
e Pac tc be ween here aud Fort Worth At
Eagle Ford aud another between here ind
Mineola. The Gulf, Colorado X Santa Fe
has several washouts between here and Gle
burne. The train went "ut yesterday
morning with the view of transferring, but
as it could not be accomplished 1t returned
to the city. There are washouts on the
Housto 9 g. Terms Centrsl railroad south of
Garrett. The Texas Trunk is at a stand
still. and for the time being through rail-
way comm unic alton Is cut of
Later.-.Th Texas Il Pacific railroad track
was washed AWAY for several yard this
mornipg near Eagle Ford, just after the
through express from the wet had passed,
and the sccommod alton for Fort Worth
was turned back to Marshall, aud the &C.
com m cd alton for Colorado this morning,
was sent via Denton. The washout was re-
paired about 4 O'Clock, D. m, and the
through express from St. Leuis passed
west on time, there having been no trouble
east Of here. The Missouri Pacific left on
time, and goes through without trouble
from wAshouts.
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Audit the Accounts.

The case OF ]. o. Z. Burnside, the late
dsb8rsi clerk OF the post.oillce depart
inen,, who was srrested ON Thursday for
reimbursement, seems 10 cal for a change VI
departure ital methods. There must be, d
tho pofition hs held, great facilities o
sher ~ Two men who preceded him Ia
the vilioe we're also found guilty OF this
crime, 90 that IL Is a sign Q! gre - negligent
that proper me .ns are DO. adopted to icl -
der repetition OF thu misnppropriaticn o.
funds i'm possible. With the experience OF
tbs department with men VINO had held tSe
position as Disturbing clerk, Why was not Il
stricter watch kept upon the incumbep,I -
IN now said that the checks already existing
would have been sutlicien', II properly al.
pl,-d to have discovered aay deficiency
Why were they not applied? Burnside's
accounts had not been fully audited since
1881, aud the last statement he made 10
1888 snowed discrepancy OF $4,000, which
ne asserted was 3Ddered good by cash In
hand an asss rtlon the examiners neglected
% subs,aptiate. Meantime Burnside bad
gene into oil, and probably into stock |,
As6 the governments money went with
hin. prompt auditing OF his accounts
vsuld bAvs checked him ct an early stage
OF his specuistions. Are there other en-
ployes In . like positiotp Burnside re.
csiveA Q salary OF 100 . year, and dis
burssd between twelve thousand and TWEEN
" thousand dollars . week. His bond was
for $40, 600. Tho facts are worth consid-
sring. Ahouahhey,, te re- no exc tor die.
h0nasty.-fNsw York Herald use
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ullA alRPINTgHl RhAluF SPEEDILY Cures
DnMUIA NGuH kEE0 \ Oolic, Cholera
VIII WUEnE" EUnn I Morbus, Cramps
" WIZ &Uau - - So SNuu ] Flux, Diarrh1a
etc and is the BEST PlNN KILLER and READY RELIEF
ever sold. Price Fifty Gents, at all dealers.
Wholesale by CRNWDOS ORIG co, Dallas Texas

light Of day. This browning success, how
over was the appearance OF tho en- lsoror' q
tribune In the circus, snrmonnted by eagles
and trophies. decorated wish sIatues and
palms, and shaded bv the typical awning.
Tbs Emperor vespasian, In ctin,son, wh,ts
and gold, sat with impartial dignity In thu
centre, surrounded by priests and augurs
and groups OF white.robsd senators on
either hand Beyond thess again opsn gal
leries were filled with Pompsiians In robsh
OF every color, whose attitudes, assisted by
tho beautiful h,mAn drApsry that lends ~
salt 10 piiantly to every posision OF the
body, We're really Of such ubstuded grace.
~ one bent forward. Another hSlf.rsoiined,
or q third shielded himsslf from the sun
with portion OF his robes. Aha, each group
might have been . valuable model To any
historical painter. Tbs whole picture vas
spsndid and unlgut, backed by the tx.
auisite outline VI Vesuvious, which 10 now
Ia MI tls glory OF spring green mixed with
he gray and purple unts OF ashes ana
wa.
Tho trumpets sigpalled ths commence.
m n Of the race, the empsror threw down
his hankeroh e., and out rushed four char
ioN and cNresred round the long
oircus, the drivers standing In attitudes sx.
pressivs OF ,he utmost eTDrt. their bodice
snsWiped by the yellow reins, their bright
colored nsntles floating In tho wind. Az
the svoond round ths white and red char
iots Lost zach, unfortunately, . whee',
bat the race was continued, ana
woa by the blue chariot, whose
Ths games ut P.mpeii began on the SEQ
end day with . repetition OF the circenses.
The performers bad perfected thems. Ives
10 tho several paris, and she picturesque
sfrsos OF the representation coSld not be
surpassed. Tho unpusctuslity and delay
we're, however. much worse than ON the
previous day. while much OF tho pleasure
wac DESTROYED through ths spectators hav-
log to cit unshsded beneath Q sun which
eveR Nsspoltaps considered exceptionally
ssvsre After the oircebsss and much
farther loss OF tims the representation OF
the fuseral took place, concluding with
burning funeral pyre. The whole Of shis
representation wss also given With excsp-
tionslly leaned accuracy, and t,e funeral
music, performed on instruments OF An
oisat shape constructed for tho recession,
was much admired. 1t was composed for
the fsts. by Maestro Albsrti. A rather nh.
surd IN cideDt troubled the funeral proofs.
sloa. A wasps nest was disturbed, and the
swDers, Issuing out sg.ins, the iniraders,
o. u ed come TEN porir coniusioc.
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WEDDING BELLS.

Prominent among the social events of the
season was that of the marriage last even
trg OF Mr.. Alex Ortlien, pro ninent mer-
hsn', to M,ss Halinds Bened'ck', tho he.u.
f1l IN ACCOMPLISHED daughter OF Mr.. Bel :
~dickt, Of T,rrsll, ut the synagogue. Rabbi
Blun, OF Galveston, who was 10 have
performed the ceremony was late getting
here On account Of the railway wsshouts
and Judge II. Il Burke OF ths county court
officisted. The Wedding guests repsired to
the Grand Windsor where IN elegant colin.
lion awaited them. On the arrival Of II sbbi
Blum be remarked them scoordipg
to the Hebrew ceremony IN the
psYlors Of tbs GRIND Wlsdsor.
Tho hsppy couple received l57 eocgretu
la,ory kilograms from friends. Thy leave
tonight for Galveston, ind 10 nom there
sast on . bridI tour. The BSRALD will
give full account Of the happy event in
6undav'a ibyus
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There Is q man In Fort Bend county
rexsS, -ho owns over two thousand Mex
iosn jsckasses. and all of them are hcrdrd
In the rams range. The cltizeus OF the
country have made up their minds either
TO XIII the proprietor OF the jacksae, or el e
compel him IN drive the animals TO some
point on tho Panhandle, beyond the limits
OF civiliz 4iicn, wh,fe they will be totally
unable TO make lie an absolute burden.
Toe citizens saw that the jsoksssrs got 10 .
geihcr evSry evening on the prairie md
point their cara of each other aud sioF the
Anvil chorus or laundering selsctions from
Tauhhauser. No ono in the neighbothood
objects to e iscksss PLAYING solo, but
when two thous md Of them buaeh up snd
gallop aloug out OF tune, tha peop'o think
It IL sbou. uue to petition The legislature
or mny7 sway from tins Stat. / Fort De-
Wis News.
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and weak options duh and slightly lower
IN sympathy with tho depression In Rio
and Santos; sales, $40 bags; Rio No, July,
$40 10 SIS; August, 1928 to
800. sugar unsettledi Cordenss
and Martinique. 4 ii-i0' Molasses quiet
aud UNCHANGED. RIO. s'sady' with mod
tive. Rosin dull. Tnrpentins lower.
Pork nrm. Lard weak; spot, $50.
NEw ORLEANS NssKtr.
Nsw ORLEANS, June 3--Corn-Demsrd
souve and scarce; mixsd higher; ~ TO 10.
Oats higher and scarce; choice. a. 70 10.
u, gnmeal lower; $40 10 - 80. Bacon
scarce aud Saptsd; long clear aud clear rib
Louisiana, ordinary to prime, 10 -.
Cation seed oil lower; prime crude, Dto III.
Others unchanged. Exchange unchanged.
ct Louu xsRKET.
Sr. Lows, June 3 -Flour dull and weak.
Whea, lower and slow; No, 2r@N 81 % l'2.
cash; 81 O6 l.2. June. 95 50 10 90. July: rs
7 s to %, August. Corn lower and inactive;
593s, Auyus': Oats dull; SO, cash; 81 IL
June; 30 SIS. July. whisky higher; gill.
Corn meal lower; So %. Provisions hrmer
hut slow; pork, jobbing. $l6 20.
Bulk meats Long clear, s.25; short RIB,
s.35; short clear, $50. Bacon Long
near, s.s5 10 Sss short ribs, DO 10
Dl5. short clear, 0 80 too % l-2. Lard
good demand; exports, $3.50 TO 1919 good
IN choice, so 10 $500; common II medium,
IS 40 20 S. -; grs-a Texsns ~ % TO 80:
rorn-fed Texans, 50 % to So Hogs-Re-
,Aipts, . $50; higher and firm; fi00to g. 80.
Sheep Receipts, 300; slow; natives, $3.50
10 So; Texans, 81. 20 to 81 80.
corroa sTArEMEsr.
toll 90 IN
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THE ENTl0N.
Continued from First Page.

white House today. The number Of visi-
1 rs was comparatively smrll, Represenia
tive Cobb Of In 'isoa, call d Ia o npa' y
Win y ,rty OF excurAiopisisfr nom thai state,
who paid their frspccs and rsured, Sena.
alors Psndletor, Harris and Jackson each
hsd sho-' tall ~iih tho prss'd""' Ths.A
visitors ! II o HID tS'osl3 O'Clock, which
she cabinet On Tuesday and Fdday
OF each week. Secretary Lincoln
wss the II 1t member OF TIE cabinet 70 put
In an appearances. He walked over bon.
the War department alone. There wss
nj thing In his manner 70 Indicate any par
poll,ic.i snsirs. He was followed soon
alter by Secretaries Chandler. Folgev, Tel !.
Ter ana Fnlinshuystn. Postmster-Generol
Or sham was the Last TO arrive.
He looked happy and uuconc, inei. Ths
attorney general was the only sbsents',.
He is in Pnils drlphia. rhs precedent and
cabinet rsnsined tosesher unit O'Clock
the ssgsion, giving information OF the
progress Of snairs ct Chicago. The meeting
a1journtd at 9 o'clock. The postm aster-sc
erI drove of with Secretary Chandler.
Secretary Lincoln rem sin-d with the
president for . oh0rt time and other mem
bsrs of tho cabinet departed Separately. No
credence 10 given 81 the White House TO
rumors Of the bresks In Artnur's
ranks. Arrangements have been
made 10 furnish bulletins OF
tns Associated Pr..s from Chicsgo
10 the White House. d ifr~nt departments
OF both houses n copsr-rs and presiden'
tisl candidates at their homes, connection
having bs.- made with the wires Of the
Western Usiou com pNny dIrec. frcm con.
vention hall, 20 thst oaodida'es
and their friends will be constant.
~ sporised OF the sotion OF the
Convention a. iva work progresses.
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Fetes Mt Pompe,i.

A sAries cf cssAic fet. . recently occurred
at Pvmpeu in init stion Of the ancient Ro-
man spec'scles The old town was recon.
s,ructed tor tue occasion In order to resem.
BILE =. nearly ss possible Tvs ancient glory,
aud On Saturday, Nav 10. he fe 20 began.
At ocl0k, under fervid sunshine, the old
foram OF Pompeii wss fhickly liaed with
sp-ct sfors assis'og the appearance Of
the Emperor Vs.pasian. Losg-draWn
blasts OF trumpess announced the ap-
prosch Of ths procession, headed BY
ten Preforisps on horsspsck. one Of
whom had true roman csss Of featurss,
which cell suited his scrupulously copied
costume. Tnsse we're followed by youshs
carrying tripods. from which aross olouds
81 i1c .rs., end oshe-s bearing iuss~s OF
Isis. Rsccnus. V snus, and . large bronze
statue Of Auxsssus. The Krouo OF she
pr,esis Of Isis, with closely ehavea hsads,
naked arms and shoulders esd novtpa
white robss With heavy frinees, the suxurs
Of urcsn wreashs, the band OF musicians
crovnsd wish dsverp, the empsrcr reclin--
leg on psshsv skins 10 his silk custeiusd
lisssr, borne By eight yellos csvped 6sss-
En-. shs groups Of senators aod the Pos.
psIsn populscs. eli slowly sdvunciDg %
the sound Of tuisbed trumpet, hutes /aDd
tam bour.pce through the marrow
sssss<s Of P,mpsi', gave .. realistic
a picture o, could Do possi-
bly sesie,sd under t,s searching
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guard, second KosoimSo, tLird, Tint
2;l3
Mlls Heats Richard s. took he first
hest; Bee. oh-loade, the SECOND aud IN RI
heats, Breech 10 ader VAS second In the hrst
h. at. Time--I:i6, lac la IL.
Latonia Cup--Ali ages; two miles aud =
quarter; starters-Bob Pate, Levhn' Bow
eroign Pa', Taxsnth, rer, Harry Gilmore
and Wallsnso. When a mile aud three
sighths had been run Bob Pate boltsa.
dropping back TO third place. Harry Gil.
mors took the lead with Thxgatherer SEC
ond. Thsy ran down the back stretch and
10 rlose bunch, except Bob Pate.
From the seven eighths pole
home there was n closs race, the Judges de-
Gliding that Harry q lmore had won Dy
hosd, and there was dead heat between
Levant asd Tax Gatherer for second place.
ANsRIcAr JOCKEY cLuB
NEW YoRK. June The American
Jockey club racss, Jerome park:
First R.ce--Fos 2ysnr.olds, half mile;
won by Elmendorf; Heliotrope, second;
Mystic. third. Tlms-5O Ia.
kils and Eshth-Jaok OF Hearts won;
Ioafalon, second; Minnie Call, third.
Great Ms,rop olitan II .ndicap-All ages, |
nile and = half: General Monroe won:
Hartford, second Trafalgar, third.
rime-2:42 IL
sple-ohsise-0v YER short cours: Echo !,
Won; Tom Nsvsn, second; Wooster third.
l2
Ladies StAkes-For three year-old fllies. |
Tile and hall: starters onage, Duchess |
md Economy, Duchess led from the start |
md won Ia Q csnter; Economy three |
eng'hs ahead OF Nossge. Time-2i6.
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every night within the two or three houru
before the paper 10 SAINT to press.
They contain tho news OF tho pre-
ceding day, snd Aie prepared Tor
printing A quickly as possible. IL may be
that 'alss statement 10 embodied In one
or more OF them, but tho persons through
whose hands they pass have no means Of
OF things TO trust In the sender's good faith.
The presumption OF malice on the part OF
tina publisher In such q case could only
exist In The mind OF fool.
Another vlciou,ly Abominsbls feature
of tho libel Law 10 the assumption that
character can be 80 damaged by an unin.
ssDsso oass s bs msd. hro sn.,
the sane medium, but can and mnst os
made byA sslvs Of money. This 10 OF o
piece with that other sbsurdity OF English
law which M axes IN merchandise OF marriage
promises, and devolves on courts ths task
OF Appraising the value OF the goods. A
more disgusting business than tina traffic IN
womrn's affections usually developed In
be diiiiculs 10 imagine, but something At
least as offensive 10 every sense OF decsscy
msy be witnessed In tho efforts OF judge
and Jury to determine the money value Of q
character supposed TO be dam aged ~
accidental publicAu n OF Q false state
ment In . Newspaper. altar the ssms
agency has corrected the error. This oour',
in such . case, attempts TO set money
value on ,hs feeling OF annoyance crea'ed
by the error, and not removed BY the cor
rsction: and 1t 10 Safs 10 ssy that no more
outrageous trAvesty OF justice was ever en-
ancied than Ia usually seen where the per-
f,rmapce NJ this task results In an award Of
0 yah TN tina plaintiff,
The law requires amendment in this mat.
ter on commonsense principles; snd II is
needless to say that common sense would
give no sanction to tho notion that cbNrsc-
ter and feelings are matters Of N erchsndi..,
and may DO damaged to an appreciablo
amount In money by process that can not
he used with sausl effect In curing the in.
TINES.
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Cnsh Tor Character.

The Easlish law for libel originated, and
wss rsnspleused tn Americs long before
snything like the modern newspaper had
be3n dreamed OF, and was constructed upon
the assumption. perhaps truthful enough
Ia thoss days that the publisher RI any STATE
meat or allegation hsd means OF knowing
osst Il ally I've truth or fal sshood. and should,
therefore, - held responsible for any in
iarv Shsl might b wrought thereby. The
esxly esgette wa almost en-
tfriy m editorial afalT, and
iss oonmeuts-in which hhels
were contained, II contained In the psper.ss
all-wers The work Of one or two persoas
Known 70 the editor, II not bis own work.
The nsWspooer OF to-day collects iss matter
from perssns scattered over hall the world,
and the thsery that the EDITOR or publisher
sSoun bs held responsible - having guilty
kpo Wedge Of falsshoods that may be sent
hin BY shese pm ms Ia mou.trously abb
srnd. A hund'vd alag ANS are recsivsd
IN NE 1iAss e0ce. for instance. almost
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see that Jim keene has failed. Thote
who know him well we're not surprised, ard
their only surprise was that be did not
throw up the sponge bsfore. suppose
K.cne has dropped $i0,OO00O or sl5 e
100000 IN Wall street. He II man
OF great courage, aud has been ubder
before. These who know him think
that this reverse will bs only temporary.
| do not think there was evsr aho~n
a greater exhibition Of courage than Keene
showed on the block Monday OF the riot
panic OF 1877 Even jay Could lost his
head on that dav, but Keenc got up from =
rick he'd and wepS down 90 the stock room
He trlegrsphed his friends In San Fran.
clHcc: How much cash can | draw
have authorized yoa 10 draw Tor 800
0lO a. once. and Tor 0s much more ityou
want It,"
Win this ready cash he stood there oil
that day like Horauus Coolies ~ the bridge
nloue, ,nd toak every thinc that was offered
lie saved the marSet He $ opped ia
panic, but when the room closed he was n
most dead. He fell 10 the floor and thief
picked him mp aud carried him to u neigh
boring hotel. He just escaped paralysis o
the brain. His wife was in Sac Francisco
.rd he hsdn't friend in New York. Sam
Ward heard thbt Keene WAS sick. They
got Keene mp TO his room In the Abemarle
hotel Waid vent there and nurset n like
a mother. He took Keene to Long Branch
and nursed bin there. The great lobbyist
was patient. tender and tireless.
The last time ! saw Sam Ward was q
week or two after Keene had grown strong
enough to 20 ont. Said Ward Look here.
Here is a statement got this morning" 1t
was a statement OF accouRt by Keene's
broker, ard showed that Ward had SCI, 600
to his credit with them. he was amazed
1t seems that KeaDe had, unbeknown to
Ward, quietly ordered his broker to carry
so many shares Of Lake Shore for the nc.
count OF Samuel Ward, a,d when there
was q fair profit KeeDe had telegrsphed
them TO close the account and send Mr.
Ward a statement. Mr.. Ward never fro M
that day had any occasion to do any lobby.
ing Il Washington Capitol.
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BERLIN. Juns 3-0.rmsuy's colonial
policy bas formed the subject Of fri qupnt
l..ttrrs which the Crown Prince Frederick
Wl'isn has been addressing Bismarck.
Apropos OF this. Emperor William had
said: 1.-THE lsst great work ~ my reign 10
80 establish Germsny's social policy. Her
lnnial pnlicy wi. be the duty and glory
of nv sou."
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
KANaAa CITY MARKET.

KANSAS Cry, June 3.-Whest weaker and
lo.,r; 81 IA, bid cash; 10, July; No. soft,
10 i-2 og7 | 4 Corn weak aud lower: A
~ if Is cssh: IS, July; 40, bid August.
o ats stesdv; % Ia. The Live Stock IDdi-
Gator report: Oattle-Receipt,, 9 200: good
steady medium " ,s6o and lover r
pounds, 90 10 70 $500; $50 to
/, $50 pounds, s. 80 to SO. Receipts,
0 GOO; steady, $40 10 s5l0. Shesp-R,
csipIs, $50; quiet and unchanged. The
Drovers journal report: H,gs-Rrcei,ts
IL 600. rctive END 10 TO % higher; 81 IS. to
s5.l5. C.ttle-R cript', 1850; br,.k
and frmcr; export grades, s5 Is
30 ~ 50: good to choice shipping. 1920 to
Sc 10. srsss Texans. 81 SO to IS 90; corn.
I'D Texas So % to &c %. Sheen-Receipts,
900, steady; interior to fair. SO to 81: me-
ana unchanged. Whea, weak and lower,
clN-sd | 2 TO ? l s below Yesterday; June;
81 $50 50 closed 81 "a JHly, 90 to 81 5.s.
G csec %. August. 81 10 % So. cl sed 81
Corr, easter: clostd 3 81 wr for June, "a
TOR Jury SO tower tor Angus than yes
scrdsy; June, 81 4 to 55 IL July, 90 Ia 10
81; August, ST. to IS II tlasing at
inside figures. Oats oull and y sh sds
lorer; June, 30 20 30 s: Jnly, 80 l-2 10
50 8. August. 2oto19i-s Pork dull and
caAng,c; Jnue, so 10 10 10 25. August
$40 o5 to $40 IS Lard dull ard unchap 70 d
SIS. Juiv, s27l-2 20 ss2i2 Bulr
meet qniet: should-rs. $50: short rib,
3 IS: short clear s'de., 81 j.
INV Y1BK MAHKET
NV YoBK, june 3. -Beeves-Receipss
$50. including 40 for sxp-rt; no marx q,
for i've cattle; dressed beef dull ard lower;
10 to n. Sss~D- II -c-ipts, $500; steady;
common n good. 81 so tn Sc ar---sd NUT
,on . 70 II; drss.sd lsmbs, "a 70 IL. Flour
duil Wnest-Sp,t arsda4 4. tn 1 lovar
,psions dsslirsd 20 Ia at the opsnine
closisa . trifs ssovs inside rsees No. :
red. 50 l-2; No. 3 red. 81 l 2; No. 2 red
q OF l-2 - all02 s Corp-Spot loO, I 8
70 5 lsv9; Options 5 . TO Is slower, cios-
tag nnn1v with q slieht recov~fy: Sc. .
81 l 4 " 81 Ia s,samsr o. 4: Ma 2
~ Ia - % Ia Uc6ss-Spo, fasr, Re d.
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FORrY-AXGHTH CONGRESS FIRST
SESSION.

SENATE.
WAMraaroN, June 3 -[Press Ion mo
ton OF Mr.. ingalls,, The senate solved thal
when IL sdjourns to-day &c DO to Friday
NEXT.
Ia accordance with the unanimous under.
standing yesterday, the senate then pro
ceeded 10 consider the calendar OF csee1
upobIected 70. Among the bills read Z
third time and pHs ed, was the bill intro
duced by ~. ConRer, granting az annual
leave OF absence OF fifteen days with pay 10
letter carriers. II suthor = she postmaster
general 10 smoloy . number VI substitute
letter carrier. endsred necessary by thspro'
Visions o. ths DILL ,ths compens 'tion OF snch
-ubs,i,uts 10 ba at the rate OF $500 year.
rhs bill grapt'pg the rIght-of way
through Fort Hsldpr military reservation
70 the Rio GrAnde &Pae'tic rAilro.d com.
nv, the bill giving pension OF 500 per
mon h to the widow Of General j. JudsoD
Patrick, and the bill establishing the term,
of court for the districs ~ Color ado passed.
The latter fixes the beginning OF the terms
for Denver, ~ the fret Tuesdays Of Nav
and November; for Pueblo, ~ the fret
TUESDAY OF April, and FIR Del Norte. I'M
the first Tuesday OF September In each
year.
The hou.s bill relating tn the
legisl ature Of D>kots passed. Ii
prnvides tnat the council OF she territory
vnbls W sWShsy sse-
tho bonse Of representatives Of for,y.eigh,
mem mere, and that ct the mkt general
elec'io Two members OF tho council and
four Of the lower h0use shall be elected In
ssoh OF the twelve legislative dtstrIols OF tho
territory.
The bill introd uced by Mr.. PsodlsIen to
regulsts tbs psy nent o. the 81 us Of ex.
okspss drswa nv foreign 'untries ON per
SEM, nrms OF corporations In the Unissd
SAtss pssssd.
A. 3:25 The senate. alter psssing sixty.
i've bills, sdjoarnsd.
WAsHIRGroH, June SIP ese l-Psyeon.
Of Illinois, - . question privileges called
aye for the oonsid - avion OF tho bill report
ID from The committee on public lands 70
prevent the unlawful oocupancy Of tAs
p1 H.sd Iy. q Color .do. mad. the pe,ss Of
order that the bill vss not OF that shss .cts<
which was privileged under the Holman
the speaker.
The house then resumed confederation
Of the bill to forbid the Oregon Central
land giant. Amendments we're offered ev
George, :of Oregon, to copfios the for
leisure TO uussrnsd lsnds. Lost-66 10 %
The vote OH the PASSAGE OF shs bill stosd:
l3G yeas, 90 nays. No quordm aud the
houss adjourned.
Amer discussion the bill was passed. IL
prohibits she enclosure OF any public land
whom the person or corporation nsktrg shs
enclosure has no claim or color OF utis To
the land, and IN Aka II lawful for any per
son to ,ear dowu or demollsh any sucn en-.
c'osnrs when IL includes more than 16O
acres.
consideration Of the electoral count dill.