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Chicago Lave Stock Market.

Chicago 1--we Stock Market.
Chicago. 26 -Hogs-Keceipts, H. 900,
weak; Is TO 20 lower; rough packing T..
to 555; packing and shipping, 5.25;
closed dull, 10000 unsold.
Cattle - Receipts $500; slow and
steady; good to choice shipping 6. 10 to
6.35, common to medium 5.15 to $50,
stockers 800 to $50; feeders 4.75 to
5.55; grass Texans 700 to $50 pounds.
3.75ito 450, corn fed Texans, $50 TO 900
pounds, 8 to 6.
Sheep-Receipte 1.400; stronger; in
ferior TO fair rs to $50 per cwt., me-
dunn to good, $50 to 4.25; choice to extra
4 to s.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago Markets.
Chicago. &c -Whest-Essier. S55S
cash. June. 5T June, IL August, 81s
September.
Corn Weak. lower, $50 cash June,
535s july, as August, AZ September
Oats-Lower, S0A bid June-July, 271<
August
Whisky-I10.
Afternoon hest-Firm, s5% June,
6H to n July,
Corn Firmer, 53L June, 81 July.
Oats-Ireegulsr; 30A June-Julys
Rye Lower, SO.
Barley-Dull, 60.
Pork-Quiet and unchanged, 1925
June.
Lsrd-EaSier; ITO June.
Bulk Mests-Fsir demsnd; shoulders
5.75, short ribs, Us, short clear 7.75.
Whisky-i0.
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Profitable Banking.

Charleston, W. Va, 26.-Ore of
the receivers of the State bank Of
West Virginia reported to-day that
ten cents on the dollar will be paid
on assets of the bank. nominally
100000, all of which, except SAC, 600:
is considered worthless.
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New York Mining Stocks

New York, 26.-There was increased
activity and stronger feeling In the min
ing market during the morning. Sales
included Horn Silver 525, Con. Pacific
Il to AZ, Con. Va. Is, Barcelona 16,
Little Chief %, RsppAhsnock 10, State
Line 2 to 8, Iron Silver 95.
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Oil Market.

Pittsburg, 26.-Oil msrket steadier this
morning, and trading fairly active in
small lots, and fluctuations were confined
within range OF three per cent. One
failure WAS reported to have been
brought about by Watson's failure yes
terdsy,
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WOMEN ADMIRATION WIN WHO
use GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP to i'm.
prove the skin.
HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE
Black or Brown, SOC.
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New York, 26.-Money easy, to 4,
Prime mercantile paper 4 to 6.
Sterling exchange bankers bills NOM
insl, SlA.
Sterling exchange demand. 4s3N.
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SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
Complete Treatment with
inhaler for One Dollar.

THE Great Balesmic Dis
L tillatIon of Witch Ha-
eel. American Pine, Can
ada FIJI. Marigold, Clover
Blossoms, etc., called San
ford's Radical Cure,
for the immediate relief and
permanent cure of every
form Of Catarrh, from 8
simple Gold IN the head to
Loss of Smell, Taste and
Hearing, Cough and Ca.
tsrrhsl Consumption. Com
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL

6 GLIB, Denver; Miss Day; j C Treusn,
Mulligan and son, G 81 Sheppard, E Stabr,
G l. Osborn, Ogden; y Flint, B 7 Golding, Z
G Larson, Montana; 8 Rosdern and wife,
Sacramento; P Mullen, W Wilson, Grand
Junction; D Hampton, Binghsm; J Hammill,
Alta.
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THE MAILS.

When They Arrive and De-
part.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
June rs, 1884.
WHITE HOUSE.

Pink, Indianapolis; NJ Spohn. Idaho; T
Brown, Lehi Valley; D Frey, st Louis; S b
Butcher. A Graves, Chicago; & S Bingham, D
McInnis, ST, K Burke, Bingham; G o Carlson.
Rhode Island; P Daliln, P Gamble, Park
CITY; b Foster, New YORK; W Cannon, Scott
Hill; J WEIGH, Idaho; q Rivers, Cotton.
wood; W Sibley, Ogden; Griffin. Boston; p
Connell, Nevada; J Larson, G Delong Butte
c Darlington, V Junction; J G Rollawsy,
California; Powell, Butterfield Canyon; G
w Emmerson, Dry Canyon; Harmon, "
Harken, S Quay, Ariz INA; 2 Il Search, Denver.
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sLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made
miserable by that terrible cough.
shiloh's Cure is tho remedy for you
BALE By Z. q a. I Drug sSarA a.
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Bullion.
Money Market.

New York, 26.-Bsr silver 10.
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Utah Wool.
SALT LAKE, JUNE 26.
White spring, in good condition IL to IA
poor g. II to IL
Black spring, good condition.. IL
White fell anu lam b's........... II to Is
Arizona wool...... ..................... to 10
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Foreign Markets.
Liverpool, 26.-Wbest and corn dull,
easier.
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The above Is standard mountain
time.
JOHN T. LYNCH,
Postmaster.
Salt Lake City. Utah. May 1, 1884.
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New York Petroleum.

New York, 26.-Petroleum frme-;
steady, 621s.
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Latest Quotations.
COMMERCIAL.

Mining, Stocks and Other Markets
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A Lot Of Nonsense

New Orleans, Ex-senator Jones
telegrsphs to MsJor Burke, Of the
Times Democrat: "Messrs. Hoar,
Cameron and Fry.Repuhl can mem.
bers Of the Copiah county commit
tee, authorize me TO deny that
either of them furnished tie state
mems contained in the Washington
dispatch to Chicago paper of the
second inst, which is the Suhjeet Of
an editorial in your paper of the
seventh. Neither of them attended
the ball and neither knew or ever
heard before Of the statement made
by said correspondent"
Note-Ihe statement referred to
is as follows: "The Republican
members Of the Copiah committee
say that at one of the balls given in
New Orleans, at the Mardi Gras,
Jefferson Davis with bis daughter,
the daughter OF General Lee, Gem
eral Longstreet and sCme other
noted Confederate generals sat in
box which was draped with the
Confederate flag; that a floral
sword decorated with the Confeder-
ate colors and addressed simply,
$50 the President" was presented
to thi, noted ex Confederate party
IN the box and accepted"
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Egypt.

London, 12.-Much anxiety Il
felt in regard to the situation al
Khartoum. The Tines Alexandris
says: 1t is proverbial that three
courses are possible-to leave Cen
eral Gordon to his fate, to dlspatcn
Engli.h troops to KhartOum, OF "a
import Indian troops. The policy
of doing nothing has not hitherto
achieYed q eignsl 1ccess.
Suakim, 12.-The British forces
reached Baker Pasha's position az
Zaribs on Tuesday at midnight, ano
went into camp. The ADyssian
scouts reported that Osnan Digma
was in position and surrounded Dy
large force of rebels. After din
er, at about o'clock, the British
started for the rebel camp. advanc-
ing in a square. The rete's are
without ENHANCEMENT. Five thods-
and enemies have been sighted and
q battle is imminent. The rebels
are twelve miles distant from Sua.
kim.
Suakim, Is, 2.2O q. m.-The Brit
ish have taken a position one mile
from the rebel camp. An ATTACK
will be made at daybreak with
seven Calling guns. The cavalry
will probably fight dismounted.
Hidden in trenches and pits are
hordes of rebels. British scouts are
frequently fired upon.
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FORTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.

Washington, I2.-JacksoR submit
ted joint resolution providing for
the submissiOn,tO the states of con-
stitutionaI amendment making the
Presidential term six years and
making the President Ineligible to
reelection. Referred to the COM
mite on judiciary.
On motion of Miller, of New
York, the Senate took up for con-
siderations the House rleuro-pneu.
monia bill.
Coke spoke strongly against
the bill in its present shape, as it in.
cluded all communicable diseases
whatever, which, he said, would
place all cattle south of Virginia at
the mercy of the commissioner OF
agriculture.
At 2 o'clo K the pleuro-pneumonia
bill went over and the Senate com,
mittee took up the bill for the relief
Of Fi.Z John Porter. sewell ad-
dressed the Senate on the bill.
Sewell spoke Of the purity Of Por.
ter, and defended h,m as man and
soldier.
Wilson followed in opposition to
the bill.
Adj urned.
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GENERAL NEWS.
The SharOn-Hill Scandal Still
Goes On.
The Fire Fiend---The Lasker--'
Egyptian Events.
A Lot of NOnSense---The New
Fast Mail.
The Sharon Divorce.

San Francisco, 12.-In the Sharon
divorce, to day, Frank Rodney, a
cousin Of the plaintiff, testified thai
the evening before Shsron's arrest
in September last, he accompanied
Miss Hill to the Pa ace Hotel. Heal d
her say to Sharon: "You know, Sen
ator, am your lawful welded wife,
although you have told some of the
best people in the city [ am only
your mistress" Witness said
The Senator denied the accusation.
Witness said the marriage certih.
cate was the same document he had
seen in December, 1881.
Miss Hill, the plaintiff. testified
in her own behalf. She frat con
versed with Sharon in the spring Of
1880. He said that if would come
to his Office he would give me some
points about stock. Gave him ST..
500 to invest. Always talked love
to me when I visited his Office.
Said he wanted me to love him. II
I would let him love me he would
give 81 900 a month and house. l
told him he had mistook his woman;
millions could not buy me. He said
he was only teasing me, that he
loved me better than anyone since
his wife died and proposed secret
marriage, but I resented the pro-
position. He told me about a woman
with baby in Philadelphia; said he
did not think the baby was his, but
sent money TO the mother TO stop
her making trouble.
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Foot and Mouth Disease.

Manhattan, Kansas, 12.-At a
meeting Of prominent stock raisers
ia this city last night, resolutions
were passed favoring strict qusran~
tine in the district infested by the
foot and mouth disease, in Woodson
County; that the Governor should
use every means in his power to
stamp out the disease; that citizens
OF Riley County favor prompt action
OF the Governor and other State
officers in an effort to stop the spread
OF the disease; also one asking Sena-
tors and Representatives to favor
such action as will place funds at
the disposition of the Commissioner
Of Agriculture, to be used in emer-
geucieS.
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Fast Mail.

Chicago, 1a.-The fast mail ser
vice is to be extended to the n0rth-
west - far Is Minneapolis ana 81.
Paul. Postmaster. General Gresham
10 to day entering int contract
with the Chicago, Milwaukee q St:
Paul railway to that end. The nrst
train leaves here at 3 tomorrow
morning, reaching st. Paui ~
80 tomorrow afternoon, and MIN
neapoEs at o'clock, connecting
with the night trains out or those
cities. This brings tire through
mail service from New York TO ST.
Paul inside of forty-eight hours.
and shortens the time between CHI
cago AMI st. Paul five and half
hours.
Omaha, 12 The people Of Neb-
raska, Colorado and the Tar west
points are delighted with the fast
mail service. Twenty-four hours
has been saved between New York
and all Union Pacifo points. II the
Chicago, Burlington 81 Quincy
would shorten the time one hour
from Chicago to Omaha, it would
receive the mail in time for the early
evening delivery and thus benefit
Denver, Cheyenne. Ogden and Salt
Lake. The Union Pacific could
then leave Omaha at p m. The
mail now arrives ct Ogden at 5 pm,
and leaves for the west at 7.1s the
following morning. II the Central
Pacific would leave at PM, IL
could arrive at San Fran cisco at
pm, instead of s 40. and thus cave
fourteen hours from Ogden. or
thirty seven hours between the At
lantic and Pacific Coast. The CeD-
trail Pacific officials are being urged
to change the time.
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Piles! Piles!! Piles!!!

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles. One box has cured
the worst cases Of 80 years standing
No one need suffer five minutes
after using Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. It absorbs tumors, allsys
itching, acts as poultice, gives in
slant relief. Prepared only for Piles.
itching OF the private parts, nothing
else. Hon. J. M. Coffenbury. of
Cleveland, says: "I have used
scores Of Pile cures, and it affords
me pleasure to say that I have never
found anything which gives such
immediate and permanent relief as
DR.. Williams Indian Pile Oint.
ment." Sold by druggists and mailed
on receipt Of price, ST..
FRAZIER MEDICINE Co., Props,
Cleveland, Ohio.
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Terrific Fire.

Kalamazoo, Mich :, II. - A fire
started shortly before noon on the
west side Of the business quarter OF
the village of Alligan, twenty-five
miles northwest of this place, and
under a high wind swept through
the entire district to the
river, taking every b'ick and
stone building in the place,
except the Chaffee Hotel and
Peck's bank building. The fire had
run its course in two hours. The
aggregate loss is estimated at $400,c
O00 to 100000: insurance $3.50, 900.
Among the business places burned
was the Sherman House, First Ma
tional bank and three newspaper
Offices, viz, the Journal, Gazette and
DEM crst.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FIFTY-NINTH DAY.
March 18th, 1884,

House met at 10 am.
Journal not present.
Message from Council gave notice
OF rejection of II. F. SO, Provo school
district.
Committee on judiciary reported
back 81. F. Is, relative to union
depot; II. f. SO, relative to insur-
auce, and petition of Salt Lake citi.
zsns, relative to drummers' license,
as unfinished business.
Same reported back G. F. 10,
amending act relative to procedure
in criminal cases. Read by title
three times and passed, IS ayes, 2
noes.
Committee on private corpora
lions reported back H. F. SO, com
piling laws relating to irrigation
companies. Rules suspended and
bill passed.
Committee on highways reported
relative to petition of citizens of
Willard county, favorable to appro-
priationS Of 81 600 for road purposes.
Adopted.
Comm ttee on agriculture reported
back e. F. 80, to promote shining
artesian wells. Real third time.
The bill appropriates $4,000 for
this purpose. Rules suspended.
The bill was discussed Dusen-
berry was opposed to sucn expert.
ments, and inquired about the
amount Salt Lake City had spent in
that line, and the Chair replied
"about $4,000" The bill was re-
jected, II ayes, 10 noes.
The mittee on ele ,iiOns re
ported back with amendments G.
F. 20, apportionment of representa-
tives. Rules suspended. The bill
divides up the dristricts by pres
cincts instead of by counties. Bill
rejected, Z ayes, Is noes.
At 10 40 recess was taken. Order
called at 11.30.
A message from the Couacil gave
notice of the passage of 81. F. SO,
with amendments.
Also passage of g. +. IS.
II. F. S3, relating to private cor
perations: amendments concurred
in; bill ordered enrolled.
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The report by Nj. Heyborne wa
then taken up. Is makes the *
penses foot up $519,72. The rspor
was accepted and the amount or
dered inserted in the appropriation
bill.
A communication was received
from the House, announcing iii
apsssge of certain bills.
II. F. was taken from the table
read and passed; 9 ayes, 2 absent
The title being faulty, and there
being an error in the body of tn,
bill, the passage vote was reconsid,
cred and the Necessary amendment.
made. Finally, the Council came
to the conclusion that it was not ar
error at all, and the vote reconsider
ing was reconsidered, and the bill
LETT as 1t was in the first place.
A communication was received
from the House announcing that the
Governor had suggested amend
mentS to certain bills, which had
been adopted. The Governors mes
sage was read and the amendment
concurred in. The bills as amended
were passed.
A communication was, received
from the House announcing the
passage of several bills.
G. F. 81, amended by the House,
was taken up and the amendments
concurre6 in.
G. F. 18. same.
III. F. 81, substitute for Wellsvjlle
charter, was laid on the table.
The com mittee on expenses re-
ported the items ofsexpense for en-
plOyees of the Council. Accepted,
and amounts ordered placed in ap-
preparation bill.
IL. f. 7s Was taken up ct is in
relation to distribution Of water,
etc. The bill was amended In
various places.
Mr.. Page, from the committee on
highwayp, reported in relation to
the petition for the improvement of
the road in Parley's Canyon, recon-
that in view of the fact
that the session is so near its close
the petition lie on the table. A dis
cussiOn followed.
President Cluff, having called Mr.
Woollsy to the chair, came down to
the floor, and made long speech in
of the petition.
Finally vote was taken and the
report was rejected, and the amount
asked for ordered placed in the ap>
bill, provided S IL Lake
and Summit county each appropri-
ate $500 TO be used for the same pur
rose. The amount ap, ropriated is
81. T. Is was called up and laid
over till after recess.
9. +. 50, the University bill, was
AIKEN up on its thil d reading, and
aid on the table Indefinitely.
The bill amending Wsllsvills
charter wss read twice. Rules sus.
'eaded and bill passed.
Recess till 6 p M.
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California Floods

San Francisco, 12.-The dam at
Fresno, California, has broken
away. The town is inundated and
the railroad bridge rendered unsafe.
Passengers have been transferred.
Interior reports state that the wes-
Their is clear and roads drying up.
Dispatches from Los Angeles say it
will be a week before the trains can
run east, and two weeks before re-
pairs Can be completed to this point.
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The Lasker Business

Berlin, 12.-The Provincial Cor.
respondence says: The Lasker dis
cussiop closed. The Germans have
agreed that it is no affair of Psrlia.
ment's to examine into the merits
of foreign politicians, and that the
nations only intercourse should be
through the supreme lords.
The German Gazette attributes
the fuss TO the Berlin correspond
ence to the London Times, the
policy OF the editor Of which paper
is TO stir up strife between Gt rmany
and other countries.
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No Traces,

London, 12.-Inspector Meyer has
returned from Paris. He failed to
find evidence az to Fenians In
Paris, making dynamite or wire,
being implicat d in London explo.
sions. He believes that some men
on board TIE steamer Danube
brought the dynamite to London.
Those men the police are now track
Ing. -e
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G. F. rs, changing nanss q,
rules read and passed. Ha'on Of
=. +. Is, relating to proca.s,
against fugitives from ieeulngS
Read twice and referred To cn asslce
tee on judiciary. W commit
The committee on mine, Paw
ra' Z Uf 81, relating 10 T pUsssd
Claims without Ieco nmenda dining 6
Rules suspended and the b;iHi',on.
rejected, Z ayes, II mes, WI vas
Committee on private eo,no.
lions reported back 81. F. II pug
tive to fencing railways. rsn oela-
mending its rejection. PAU.
Committee ON municipal corro..
lions reported back 81. +. 10, emsn 9s
ing charter OF Provo CITY. neSu
suspension of rules passed, N0uef
Committee on claims and nn,,.
accounts reported in favor OF AIMING
Adopted. L. = uod'
committee on ways and man.
reported back q. +. 80, recuirips
county assessors to verify asss.p
bill passed. and
Same also reported back C.Fu
asutnof'zing county courts to ersn,
licenses: Passed, II ayes, 4 noes
n. +. 30, amending Section
Chapter xiii. Laws of 1880, relafind
to special elections. passed.
ID. r. "a, providing for the jrc,,
poratlon OF towns OF over 300 NIL
itants, passed. IL uaO-
till Pr 90 'SAen
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Gould in Havana.

Havana, 12.-General Badeau,
United States consul.general, to-day
presented Jay Gould to Captain
General Castillo. The latter, with
his wife, afterward paid a visit to
Mr.. GOuld's yacht. Tomorrow
Gould will give a breakfast on board
the yacht, to which have been in
vited General Badeau, his secre-
tary, Senior Corsa and Mr.. Todd and
wife,
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Opposed to Improvement

st. Petersburg, 12.-The Council
OF Empire approves by large ma
jority the proposed concessions to
the Russo American company
which contemplates the erection OF
grain elevators throughout the
country, but Michel Katkof, editor
Of the Official Journal, Of Moscow,
strongly opposes the measure on
patriotic grounds. It is therefore
doubtful whether the Gear sanctions
the scheme.
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3 81 ~ m.
The Council resumed ITS session.
A c1mmu1'catiOn was received
from the HJuse. announcing the
passage Of II. T s., the general ao-
preparation bill. II. r 81, for Joint
session, snd II. r. 81, to publish
marks and brands.
ii T. IS was tabled indefn tely.
Il. =. 70 was lost.
III. F. 50 was list.
III. +. -, tabled.
II. F. 80, in relation to spec al
elections, read, rules suspended and
passed.
III. F. "a, the general incorp 3ration
act, was passed.
81. F. 80, prescribing the duties of
assessors, was lost.
II. F. IS, reported on by the COM
mittee on appropriations. was
amended and passed.
On motion Of F. S. Richards, the
Council went into executive session.
At 11.50 the general session was
resumed, and, on motion of Mr.,
Taylor, the Council adjourned until
9 q. m.
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pm.
The Council resumed its session
Minutes OF the session OF March
IL were read and approved.
A communication was received
from the Governor requesting
changes in the bill amending Manti
charter Read and smendments
adopted. p
A Communication was received
from the Governor announcing bis
return OF the bill amending Payson
charter, with suggestions. The
recommendations of the Governor
were adopted.
| A. communication was received
from the House announcing the
passage by that body of certain bills.
Mr.. F. s. Richards introduced q
bill amending the charter Of ogden
City. Read first and second times
by title. The rules were suspended
and the bill read the third time by
sections and passed, 8 ayes,2 absent.
Mr.. Grover presented q report
from the Judiciary committee on III.
f. Al. recommending that it be
placed on its passage. The bill,
which is in rela ion to corporotions,
was read the third time by sections.
amended and passed, ayes, 8 alb
sent.
Mr.. Ham mond asked permission
to introdure bill amending Logan
charter. Granted and the bill filed.
Mr. Hey borne, from ,ha commit
tee on contingent expenses of the
Council reported, but what the re-
port was the reporter could not find
out, as it was not even read.
Mr. WOolley, from elections com
reported on II. F. 1, for
the election Of Delegate, recon-
its passage. Received and
tabled.
The bill to amend Lgan charter
was read-the first and second time
by its title, third time by sections
under suspension Of the rules, and
pas sed, s ayes, 5 absent.