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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-21
RAILWAY TIME TABLE
BEE LIME,
Cleveland, Column bus, Cincinnati and IN
dianapOlls Railway.
GREAT CENTRAL TRUCK ROUTE.
Between tho
EAST AND WEST.

Through cars, with connections in Union Depot
Only direct line via Cleveland, Buffalo and Nj
agra Falls to New York and New England.
Direct connections for all Southern, South west.
ern and y stern points, either by way of Cincin.
natl, Indianapolis or ST. Louis Fast Time, New
Equipment, and running through the most popa.
Iar part of the country: possessing every appli.
anee or speed and comfort known TO be service
able The Best Rosd-Bed and the Safest Road in
the " est Tickets by this popular route fer sals
at all regular ticket Offices
A. J. SMITH, General Passenger Agent.
CLEVELAND ONO
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CITY MATTERS.

Cushman, the artist, was at Urbsns yester-
day.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-21

Miss Fannie Barber, OF Springfield, visited
in this city yesterday y.-Xenis Torchl;ght,
20th.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-21

A good warm cloak for a child to l6
wears for ST at Murphy Il Bro.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-21
A skirmi-h Among the Doctors,

Have you seen the bargains on the Cheap
Table at Murphy 4 Bro?
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ss5.

On and after January lst, 1885,
we shall sell Boots, Shoes and
Rubber Goods of every descrip-
tiOn for LESS MONEY than you
can buy them elsewhere.
HANCE & CO.,
IA West Main st
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-21
. Medley-Big Six Band.

|. Medley-Big Six Band
:. Baritone Solo-F. +. Kinehart.
;. Piano Solo-Herr Arthur kortheuer.
|. soprano SOlo-Mrs. K. +. Brandon.
5. Violin Solo-Herr Raphael Rooster.
5. ..kscitation-MTs. Josephine Latimer.
!. Duet, Voice ana Vioin-Mrs. Il. F. Brandon
and Herr Raphael koester
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-21
THE GREAT
PAN HANDLE ROUTE 4!
p, c. 4 st. L. Railway.
LITTLE MIAMI DIVISION 0N-sPRINGTELp
BRANCH

LITTLE MIAMI DIVISION SPRINGFIELD
BRANCH
CxsTRAL STANDARD TnK,
Est LIE. Gin. Ac. W. Ex E. Ex
GOING WEST No. /. No. IL No No. l.
Lv. Springfield. 6:t0am II:O" am 4:ODpm s:f5pm
Lv. Vel. Springs 6:2Oam ll:24sm 42Ipm 9:O9pm
Arrive Xenia.....- 6.40am 1l:5Oam 4l5pm eS5pa
Arr. Cincinnati. lO.3Oam 2:SOpm 7:OGpm -.
Arr. Coum bus. s.30am ............ 725pm ll:2Opm
Arr Louisville 7:30pp u l2:3Oam ll:3Opm
FIST LIE. Col. Ac Ken. Ac. Lin *
GOING EAST N5I No. r. No. 10. No. S.
Leave Louisville. 2:4Sam -....... - 2:S)pm
Nv cincinnati 7:45am 2:30pm ......... 7:2spm
Arr Colum bus...-ll:i0am 1:OOpm .....-.. Il:2Opm
Arrive Xenia ... II. .OOam 4:4Opm l:lsum esspm
Lv. Vel. springs. i0.S1sm 5:5Opm 2:2Opm I05Opm
Arr. Springfield -l055am 6:l5pm 4opm TO- 50pm
Train No. makes connections at Xenia for Co.
lum bus, W ashington c. II. and Chillicothc No.
II through train for all points South and West
No Western Express through train for Cincin.
natl, Louisville and all points South; Indnspo-
lis, ST. Louis snd all points West; Logapsport and
Chicago and all points North and Northwest Nc.
Is through train for all points East, Baltimore
washington, Phi ade phia, New York Boston and
points in the New England states
Tickets and Baggage checks and reliable i'm.
formation, can be obtained of the Company
agents, and at the office Of the Company's Agent,
this city. Particular information as 10 Train
connections, Rates, etc, ehserfully furnished.
Call on } N. HINES, City Ticket Agent
JAS. Nc MCKEA, Manager.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Keynote to Health.

Extraordinary "msrk down" in Ladies'
Closks at Murphy 4 Bro.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-21
PART I.
|. Overture-Big Six Band.

j. Overture-Big Six Band.
2. Piano Solo-herr Arthur Korthsner.
B. soprano Solo-Mrs r. r Brandon.
ID Violin Solo-Herr Raphael Koester.
5. Recitation-Mrs Josephine Latiuer.
6. Duet-Mrs. z. F. Brandon, and F. f. Rinehart
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-01-21

Ohio Southern Division.
Trains Arrive from Jackson and Washington C. n.
Spr1ngf'id ~
Time. Tine
No. Except sunday. Sis p. m. 4:sO p. m
No. S(except sunday ).-..-.-.-l0:l0 a. m. $50 4 N
Inlas Depart for Jackson and washlagtsa c.R.
Springfld r. r
Time. Time.
No Except Sunday )......-1l As a. m. TO- 80 q n
No. 4 Except sunday..-.-.-. 5:55 p. m. 5:35 p. N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
WACO.
The Appointment to the Mexican Mis-
sion Received with Disgust.
Special.

Special.
WACO, TEX, March 2i.-The news
OF the nomination of Georgian for
the Mexican mission was received
here with some disgust Dick Hub
bard and Hon. John Hancock were both
favorites with the Waco people for tue
place, and it was thought reasonably
sure that one or the other would be
chosen.
News was received from Boston to-
day OF the death there OF Miss Fannie
Chamberiin o. Waco, remarkably
blight young lady of this city, who was
n daughter of the late ID. Il Chamber
lin, banker, of Waco. Miss Cham
berlin, with her mother and sister,
had spent the winter in Boston The
body will be brought here for inter
ment.
Last night near this city yonug
nnsn named Lee Yuntz was set upon
by pack Of hunting dogs and 80 Sc
verely torn and mangled before he
could be rescued that his recovery is
dispaired o.
Fred Warde played "Richelieun to a
big house tonight. People came by
rail from several I'D jaI ent towns and
another excursion Ia expected to-mor-
row, drawn here by Warde.
Mrs Ida Walton was granted q di.
vorce to-day from her husband George
w. Walton
William Cameron, banker, lumber
dealer, merchant, etc OF this city Is
a. Abilene TO help to organize a ma.
tional bank in that city.
III Sherman does not decide to call
the Texas veterans there on April q.
Waco will stick to her proposition To
entertain all who come here on that
date
The weather was raw and rainy to-
day.
DR. ]. G J. King, of this city, re-
ports recent interesting case in oh.
stetrics. A young Norwegian woman,
a few days ago, gave birI h to a healthy,
well-formed girl child To the astonish-
ment Of physican, and patient labor
pains were renewed about thlrty--ix
hour after the birth OF the child, and
exactly three days after the coming Of
the first infant lusty male child was
born, much larger than the girl
child The experience was too much
for the mother, who died sunday, but
both the children are alive aud doing
well. DIR King says It 10 the second
case OF the kind he has had In Waco
The news OF Mrs. cate Raymond
Howe's arrest In New Orleans Is
something OF shock 70 one or two gen.
Llemen here who msd- much OF her.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
PARIS.
Interest CenteriDg in the Coming
Election Partisan Notes.

Special.
PARIS, TEX, March 24.-Mr. Pink.
ney Allen is very sick with con.
gestive chill.
Mr. p s. Dugan was married to Miss
Nollie Crook this morning at the resi-
dence of her mother.
Mr., Il II Walker returned from
New Orleans this morning, having
graduated with honor at the I4ouisIAna
Medical college
Quite a number Of Knights-Pem-
plsrs are in the city, attending the
knight-remplar call-meetit gs, pre-
pairing for the session of the grand COM
mandery in April
Fears are entertained that the fruit
crop has been seriously injured by the
cold snap.
Mr.. w. d. Nelson's little boy, Ed
Daley Nelson, died yesterday morn
ing from lock-jaw.
Building continues 10 go on in the
city Contracts are being let for se
veral large brick business houses.
District court will meet on Monday,
the 30th.
MIR. Geo. A. Crutchtield having re-
ceived an appointment under the civil
service c mmission has gone TO WASH
ington.
Parisians are determined to be well
represented at the exposition. Many
are going and returning every day.
Mrs n N. True will rive two old
folks concerts a. the opera-house on
Thursday and Friday nights. The
proceeds to be devoted TO the building
fund of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church
-Four aldermen are to be elected, one
from each ward. Considerable inter-
est Is being developed in the candi-
dates In regard to their position upon
the school question and the question
OF water-wOrks. Let us have water
works and by all means aldermen
identified with tue efficient school
system now In operation. The gain
made this session must not be lost by
any short-sighted policy in the future.
the gun with which J II. Black
was killed as been found, ha ging up
in tree, corroborating the evidence of
Louis Holman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
SHERMAN.
cattlemen Fear the Result Of the Late
Cold Snap More Than Any
that Prec, ded II.
The CITY on the Verge Of a Goal Fam
inc The Grand Jury in Session
Around Town Sifings.



SHERMAN, TEN., March a4.--The
grand Jury convened again To day,
and several witnesses who are sup-
posed 10 contain valuable information
have been called FROM Denlson TO tea.
tify before this august body.
The county court flushed the busi.
ness Of the regular term Saturday, and
the judge met with the commissioners
court to-day to transact important
business for the general interest Of the
county.
Charley Rumrill, Bud Wilson and
ii. IL Haley of Gainesville, came over
to sherman to-day.
DR.. Il h Pettltt OF Sherman went
TO Gainesville this evening IN answer
TO n call To see sick patient.
julie Gunter and wife came up nom
the rsnoh, twenty miles auuthwest.
last evening and Mr.. Gunter reports
that the late freeze had not aerl.
ously affected tho cattle OF that
section. Many stochnen fear the
result Of this late cold snap even mere
than any that preceded 1t during the
past winter
Dan DuRan left this evening for his
ranch IN Concho county to De gone
about two months. Mrs. Dugan Ia ri
present sojourning with her son Hen.
ny, at the old home on North Travis
street.
Mr.. Norman of Logan county,
Ky, arrived here Saturday with
lot Of shorth.rn cattle
to sell to our breeders, He sold two
OF the best to-day to Sam Lazarus at
good figures.
w, are very near coal famine In
this city, but cur principal dealers
think they can get fresh supply In
time to prevent suffering
Officers OF the Western Union Tele.
graph company are here negotiating
for an Office for the company on the
hrst il'or aud In the principal business
center II the city
III Ii Sanborn OF Houston came up
to-day and went TO his ranch twelve
miles west on the four o'clock train
this evening,
WIN Harper OF Whitosboro was over
to-day among our merchants.
Sumner G. Moore came home with
his bride yesterday morning and for
the present IN stopping at the home OF
kimberland, n kineman OF the
bride on Moth Travis street.
The Sherman oil mills that have
been running night and day for sew
ernl montba have reduced the
force one.half and now run In
the day time only This throws
about twenty working men out Of en-
ployment
About twenty young darkies con
vene every afternoon near the Union
depot and engage In az animated game
OF baseball. They would be valuable
assistants In putting In crop, but
they do not seem TO hunt for such
work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
THE COURTS.
rnE OoMMls,IoN or ArrnArs.

GALVESTON, Tx, March 2i.-The
commission Of appeals to-day reported
the following cases; Josefa Lea
rrevino w. Undalicio Trevino from
Cameron county, reported for affirm.
M q. Douglass VS.. the Texas and
Mexican Railway company, from Ar
Kansas county, reported TO be reversed
and remanded
a. + Games vs the Texas and Now
Orleans railway, from Harris county.
reported TO be reversed aud remApded
The commission of appeals TODAY
closed their laboSs for this term aud
adjourned TO meet In Austin Aprl
The following cases remaining uudis-
posed OF were referred to the supreme
court: nj A. Allen VIZ. II n, Read et
al, from Houston county.
w. II Lee va. VIC Wilkons, OF al.
from Washington county.
"A. III. Rippetoe, ct al, VS. Thomas
Dwyer, ct al, from Washington
w. Il. Robertson VS.. G, +, Gates. et
al, from MeLennan county.
The Express Printing company va.
j III Copeland. from Bsxar county,
Z. II. Allen Il Co. VS. T.. j. willis &
Bro, from Navarro county.
w Is Wright vs.. John Straub, from
Lamar county.
5 w l. Kennedy VIZ. S G. Upshaw
ct NJ from johnson county.
VIM Delk va $ w. Punohard et
al from Hill county
II s Willis W. t. Il Smith, from
Brazoris county.
Ill bberheimer VS.. RIndskoH
Bros q Co, from Houston county
Wtdenaue's ct nj. Va. the state, from
Burnet county.
A. Whitaker va. the Galveston,
Harrisburg Il San Antonio Railroad,
from Harris county
IL q Horne va. II X. Chatham a.
Co., from Brazorla county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
DENTON.
Local Option Will be Contested No
Aldermantc Candidates.


Aldermantc Candidates.
Special
DENTON. TEX, March GA meet
Ing OF lawyers was held last night to
determine what action should be taken
In regard 10 the contest OF local OPP
ton. They decided TO make the fight.
One Of the saloon. keepers says he must
be guaranteed against any losses by
indictment for selling without license,
in case the attorneys should fail to
sustain the contest, or ne will not con.
tiDue business.
Nj. j. Graham, u workman,
was this morning arrested on charge
Of assault to murder Fred Farris.
Graham was held In 500 bond for
preliminary examination, which takes
place tomorrow.
A man giving his name IA Booth
Was arrested to-day on charge OF carry.
ing pistol. The ffcers believe he In
wanted In Arkansas for robbing a
poeiofilce. He refused TO allow his
photograph ~ be taken, but after be.
ing swung up by the thumbs he final.
ly consented,
A panther seven feet long was
killed on Hickory creek last week
Very little interest IL manifested in
the coming city election on April
There are SIX aldermen TO be elected
and not single announcement has
been made The reason Is obvious.
Men are tired after having served two
years for the pitiful allowance of S24
yearly, ofbeinR abused when they have
performed their duties 10 the best OF
their ability, IL has grown so Of
late that II any measure was adopted
by the city council that did not put
money dir city into the pockets OF
every one, the members of that body
might expect tongue lashing Of no
small proportion. The members are
growing weary Of this abuse, and are
willing for others 10 hy for them
selves, and determine whether or not
It II great thing TO be sn alderman.
Jesse Hoskins, city secretary, IL
seriously III with pneumonia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
THE HOUSE,

The general appropriation bill as re-
ported from the committee of the
whole was considered in the house
this morning. The appropriation Of
$4,000 for the summer normal school was
stricken out aud the appropriation of
$50 600 a year for the penitentiarles
was reduced on the second year to $780,
900. The bill WAS engroesed
The minority report of the confer
ence COMMITTEES on the corporation
bill was adopted 1t recommends
that the house reee6e from all its
amendments save the one allowing
the incorporation of mercantile
establishments with a capital
stock of not more than $50 600,
offered in the interests OF grange CO.
operative stores
The land bill, as sent back by the
senate, came up this evening
Mr.. Browning moved To non-conour
IN all the amendments, and Mr.. rarl-
ton moved to postpone consideration
until tomorrow evening. in order 10
nave the bill printed as amended. The
latter motion was adopted
The senate Lii to prevent trespass
by hunting or fishing on Enclosures
which ave notices TO keep Off posted
up was passed to It's third reading.
Mr. Lockett offered an amendment
limiting it's operations 10 Enclosures OF
not more tnsn 1000 acres. Adopted.
The penalty affixed is from So to 500
line.
A joint resolution, submitting con-
stitutionA amendment to increase the
number Of supreme judges from three
10 live, was enRr0-sed
An amendment by Mr.. Tate, 10 raise
the limit Of age for 3 judge of the su-
pTeme court from thirty 10 thirty five
years, was lost
The bill wss passed providing that
tlR com ptroller shall issue warrants in
ihyor of state institutions only upon an
atiested voucher.
The house concurred in the senate
amendments to the mechanics lien
bill.
The following bills were passed In
IN the house tonight: Changing the
time of holding court in the Fourth
judicial district.
Amending the law relative to the
assessment OF damages for right OF
way for railroads.
Authorizing lcommissioners' courts
70 provide for additional terms Of the
county courts.
Exiendiug the time OF the forfeiture
or railroad charters until January i,
To restore the Jurisdiction Of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
COLLINsVILLE.


HpeCAuAs
CoLLTNsvILLE, TEX, March a.
wills u & Williams began work to day
on their new bricls.yard. They have a
large force at work, and expect soon to
be able to supply the demand we have
here for this kind of building mate
rial.
Perhaps the lRrgestshipment Of prod
uee ever sent from this place went
cut by express this evening
Oar farmers ara encouraged over
their prospect Tor good ca; crop
Coru planting II somewhat delayed
by the continued rains
Our merchant friend, Jno. DishmsR,
Is ~ the New Orleans exposition =.
p. X lbertsen and wife have just re-
turned from there.
DR.. a. A. Hughes hEs inst returned
firm the District Pr sbJ terry OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian church,
which met At WatsUga
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
CLEBURNE.


CLEBURNE, TEX. March 24.--The
county judge, the sheriff and the
county commissioners Of Gonzales
county are here for the purpose Of In
sp, citing the court house and county
jail, with view Of having buildings
similar erected In their own county.
A eight rain fell to-day.
The oitiz MS of this town have sub
scribed Sl2Q0 to purchase lot east OF
the railroad depot, on which Is TO be
erected patentroller process planning
mill. Mr.. George Anderson, lately
connected with a mill at + ,rt Worth,
is at the head OF the company that
will erect the mill
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

BRADDooKs, PA, March ~ AT the
furnace stock yards OF the Edgar
Thompson Steel works this morning
a mas OF iron ore, weighing many
tons, fell from an elevator OF twenty
FIVE feet, crushing and instantly kill
ing Nicholas Schurwiski and seriously
iDluriDg John Orland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

this county, procured marriage II.
sense to marry Miss Alice Penny.
The young lady obi cited to having
the ceremony solemnized SUNDAY.
Pearce became very angry aud tx.
Gained marry me, or 1 diew Miss
Penny refused, Pearce thereupon drew
his pistol and shot himself through
the heart.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
nThere vas a LlltIe GIrl.n

Yes; and when the roses faded from
her cheeks and she became llstless and
lapguid and gale, they gave her
Browns Iron Bitters. II built her up
IN health and made her ruddy and
strong. Miss Weigold. % Perry street.
Piitsburg, Pa. writes that her sister,
aged thirteen, took several bottles OF
Browns Iron Bltters for nervousness
and dyspepsia, and was greatly re-
lieved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25

county courts of Bosque and LIano
counties.
Allowing county officials stationery.
office furniture, etc.
me bill making II felony to die
pOse OF crops on which Landlord or
tenants lien exi-ts, elected a warm
discussion, and on motion OF Mr.. Tay-
Tor it was tabled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
Downright Cruelty.

Downright Cruelty.
To permit youselr and hn,liy TO
"Suficr
with sickness when II can be prevented
aud cured NO oAsily
with Hop BitterHill
Having experienced great deal OF
"Troubloi" from indigestion, 80 much 40
that came near losing my
Lifof
NJ, trouble always came after eating amy
food
However light
And digestibie,
For two or three hours at time had TO
go through the most
EScru iating pains,
"And the only way eyor got'
"RclisfiT
Was oy throwing up all my stompch con
tanned No ono can conceive tho palms Had
TO go through, until
AT iaHt?"
I was taken $50 that for three weeks
lay In bed and
Could cat nOthisgi
Ny su1eriDgs wors 80 that called two doc
tors 70 give no something that would atop
the pain their
Efforts wore no good to me.
Al inst heard q good deal
"About your Hop Biftore
And determined 10 Try them.H
Got n botlle-in four hours took the con.
tents OF
Ono
Next day was out Of bed, ana have not
seen n
sick :"
Hour. from the sana cause, since.
have recommended ~ To hundreds OF OIL
erB. You have no such
"Ad~Dcaie as l Rm.f'--Beo. Kendall, All
ston, Is stoD, Mass,
Columbus Advocate, Texas, April a. ~.
u. Rr y iippT;- 1 havs tried your Hop Bittsrs-
and md they are good for any COM ihint.
The boat incidence IaVer used ~ my family,
~. TALFsFH.
~ Mon genuine without bunch Of green
Hops on the white lab !. Shun III the v le,
poisonous siun wiin "Hop' or "Hops' In
thei name
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-25
-IyiA LEGISLATURE.
O,ohibitory Amendment Resolu.
,,ou Reported Favorably
to the Senate.
..;,g Moves to Non. Concur in All
I. Sspsts Amendments TO the Land
BILL Action Postponed.
TIE SENATE.
FORMING SESSION.


nr - H.rrS. TEX, March 2l--In the
H. this morning Mr.. Houston of
H., presented q petition from the
n antonio knights OF Labor pro-
les. EBgagainst The EN- ployment of con.
houtside of the walls
clean. an. in, Kilgore, from the committee on
nptly dslve,y I ,tutional amendments, for ma.
r 4 Of the committee reported favor
the house joint resolution submit
Fof a.. H. prohibitory amendment to a
the people.
shannon from the committee on
NM E,rnal improvements reported: Un-
WILL kprsbly, the house bill to compel
70 psd com aaies to provide double
H. cars
y ksl b scnN Avorably, the house bill to compel
NIOad companies TO maintain public
| N,a ,.,. ces in this state and to keep their
KS open for inspection and to re-
true status Of the companies to
Ntcomptroler or governor.
AN Mn Houston of Bexar offered to
NIL bend providing that mistake hon.
IN #ty made In the entries In the books
Jail not subject the companies to the
sum Dslty. provided the principal bust
Nl es office is kept within the state.
IN. dopted.
xhW tEMr Houston of BeXar moved to
mend, reducing the fine from $4,000 to
M AN. hoo. Adopted
~ hnatlNs Mr.. Wood offered to amend, pro-
Edlng that the principal Office may
~ II kept where the chief business Is
hnA &c snsacted. Adopted.
- The bill then was passed to the
bird reading--yeas 81 nays 5.
: Wig. NJ v. The house bill restricting the en-
lne ag #byment OF sailors Of foreign vessels
nau sYond the ships tackle was taken up
~, sH nth an adverse minority report, pend |
. OaA 8ng the discussion of which the senate
teMnh djourned till 8 p. m
" Enl AFTERNOON SESSION.
ioi AnoE The pending question, the adoption |
ouei ha&f the adverse report TO the sailors
Il WAu w, was lost, yeas, 10; nays, l6.
The bill was then engrossed.
] The house con current resolution per- |
gopfnittipg the use of the hall Of repre- |
kmtatives during the recess for public |
enetings was adopted
alSuM The house bill TO compel railroad
lia onpanies TO provide double deck cars
NJ Ers called up, with an adverse report,
= I, 40. Vhich was adopted; yeas, IL; nays, z.
llcn ~ The house bill changing the time of
nh n she holding of courts in the Eighth,
Dhp 0s& fourteenth, and creating the Fortieth
i, Nv ldic ial districts, was passed
- III Inc BtUAtb OIL cnduRIuB sub llDel
2 " sw was called up with an adverse and
l favorable report.
pNfA III MIR. Kleberg moved the adoption Of
fMnl# he favorable report. This was lost
Gn by the following vote:
lVtsM NAYS
tm Bell, Calhoun,
IbaRH Davis, Farrar,
" Garrison, Ge'eendaner,
OH IN GlasscoolS Hall,
n Houston, (Bexar) Houston,
d lilgore, of Wheeler,
n@ Perry, Shannon,
Stnson, Terrell,
40 Woods.
mMI YEAS.
w Evans, Fowler,
~ Harrison, Jerdone,
81 kleberg, Knittel,
" Pieuifer, Pope,
lD4 Randolph, Traylor.
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VII Adjourned.