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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-27
TRIcHlNosIs IN MARYLAND

Kill All Save One of a F~amily-rhe
Diseased Pork.
BALTIMORE, July 25.-The first case Of
TrichinOsis that has ever been known in the
State of Maryland has just been brought to
light through the persistent efforts of Dr.. F..
C. Bressler, house physician at the City
Hospital. On May 9 Mrs. John Fangmau
bought some pork at 4 neighbOring grocery,
and it was partAken of next day BY herself,
her husband and three children. In q day
or two thereafter they were al attacked BY
pains in the stomach, which finally
extended all over the body. The
husband died on May 26, in great
agony, without the physicians being able to
noun the cause of his illness. On
June LIST Mrs. Fangmsn and her three chill
dren were taken to the city hospital, whore
Joseph, sged 6, died four days later, exhib-
ting the same symptoms as did his father.
Mrs Fangman expired one week later.
Henry, aged 5, suffered terribly from oedema
of the feet and calves Of the legs, and from
puf6ness Of the eyefids. he gradually i'm
proved and is now well. Mary, aged I, Is
lying very III, and cannot recoyer Dr..
Bressler Gays there can be no ooubt bat the
disease which caused 50 much dis,resa 10
this famiig Il tichinokis.
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We Caution all Arninut Them.

The unprecedented success and merit Of
Ely's Cream Balm-a real cure for catarrh,
hay fever and cold in the head-has in
duced many adventures to place cstarrh
medicines bearing some resemblance in ap-
p~earance, style or name upon the market
in order to trade upon the reputation OF
Ely's Cream Balm. Many in your immidi-
ate locality viii testify in highest common
dalton Of It. Don't be deceived. Buy only
Ely's Cream Balm. A particle is applied
into each ~nostril; no pain; agreeable to use.
Price fifty cents; Of druggists.
Hay FEVER. l have been great suffer
er from Hay Fever for 10 years. ! read OF
the many wondrous coures Of Elys Cream
Balm and thought l would try once more
In Is minutes after n application was
wonderfully helped. Two weeks sgoI com
uenced using It and now l feel entirely
cured. 1t is the greatest discovery ever
known or heard of.-Duhamel Clark, Farm
er, Lee, Mass. Price so cents.
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HERDS OF CATTLE DYING
In LouiSiana-The Carcass s to Be Burned
DaraoDa Attacked

In Louisiana-The Carcasse s to Be Burned
Persons Attacked.
New ORLEANS. July rs "A special to the
Times Democrat to New Iberia says: Char
bon is still prevailing to al alarming extent
among the live stock and cattle in this par
ish. On the broad prairie west of this place
the decomposing carcasses are so numerous
as to vitiate the atmosphere, and steps are
being taken to have them disposed of BY
burning. For this purpose large quantities
of oil and tar have been sent to the infected
districts. The malady has carried of hun
dreds Of horses, mules and cows. Il is re
ported that several persons have been at
lacked with the disease, which in one case
resulted fatally. Similar advices are re-
ceived from Cypre, Bayou Teche, and on the
p~rairies.
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STATE SECUETIEs-Dull and firm.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY dull, the total salss
being only 81, $50. 000.
STocKs-There was further decided weak
ness developed in the stock market to-day,
especially in the forenoon. The break was
lesd By Union Pacific, which sold down
II, SO 10 46t before noon, with large
trading After midday the market became
rsoIe sctiye and in many cases there were
fractional recoveries, followed by renewed
weakness. especially in the grangers and the
YaBGerbilts, which was checked, however,
aliSile before 8 o'clock, the market closing
dead and irregular, but in neadya all cases q
line above the lowest figures of tho day. 1t
finally closed with a let loss of Is per cent.
Com e~rva,ive operatives who have been bulls
for the past three or four months, do not
hesitate TO say that the market should have
q reaction Of as much as 10 per cent before
il Is safe to purchase again. They are pre-
dieting 40 for Union Pacific, 20 for ST. Paul,
SIS for Lake Shore, IS for New York Cen.
tral, and 60 for West Union. So
tar as the street is concerned,
the condition is entirely changed and
the feelipg'is a besrish one. The net result
Of to-day's operations is q decline in addi'
ZION to The stocks mentioned of inWestern
Union and St. Paul, II in Reading, II in
Lake Shore, Michigan Central and Jersey
Central, and l per cent in Northwestern and
louisville and Nashville. New York Cen
tral is down only !, and Lackawana J.,
while Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
is i per cent. The only important
advance. The most important changes,
comparing prices this evening With q week
sgo, was o decline of ! in Union Pacific, 4
in Missouri Pacific, q in Pacific Mail, II
in Western Union and l per cent. in Lscks-
wanna, while Jersey Central is up 81, mani
toba 50, Michigan Central q and Omaha
preferred 2f per cent. The sales for the
| week were 1911 ,484 shares, the largest
| record for many months, exceeding by q
| few thousand shares the business Of last
week, which was unusually large.
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YESTERDAYS APPOINTMENTS.
Some Important oncss Filled by the Pres
ident.

Some Important oncss Filled by the Pres
ident.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 25.-The Presi
dent today made the following appoint
ments:
To be Surveyor of Customs-Richard
Siunott, for The port of New Orleans.
To be Collector OF Customs-Peter f.
Coghill, Tor TIE district of Petersburg, Va.
Benz Il. Tate, for the district Of New
LONDON, Conn.
Bradley B Smalley, for the district Of
Vermont.
Oliver Kelley, FOR the district Of Perth
Amboy, N. J.
Joseph B. Baker, Appraiser of Merchsr'
disc, district of Philadelphia, Pa.
Daniel J. Moore, Assistant Appraiser OF
Merchandise in the district Of New York.
Colin F. Macdonald, to be Receiver Of
Public Monies al Saint Cloud, MINI.
To be Agents for the Indians-Jos. B.
Kinney, of Missouri, at the Unitah Agency
in Utah.
Thos. Jennings, of Wisconsin, Green Bay
Agency in Wisconsin.
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A Escape.

Mrs. Mary A. DALEY, Of Tunkhannock,
Pa, was afflicted for six years with Asthma
and Bronchitis during which time the best
physicians could give no relief. Her bite
was despaired Of, until in last October she
procured bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery, when immediate relief was felt, ane
by continuing its use for short time she
was completely cured, gaining in flesh ~
lbs. in . few monthA
Price Trial Bottles Of this cerfsin cure
al Throat and Lung Diseases Of Logan 4
Cos drug Store. iargs bottles 81
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, July 25.-The mercury has
been at 81, and the weather the most OPP
o~ressive of the season, and in consequence
, very little business has been done. As
,oon as buyers could complete their Office
details for the day their departure to sun
ncr resorts was as speedy as possible.
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PETROLEUM.
Titusyille.

Titusvtlle.
T1rusyILLE, July 25.-Market opened a.
81 Ol3; highest 81 OH; lowest 973c; closed
at 97Sc; shipments, 65,sl5 bills; charters
2S,2l4 bbls.
PIrTsBrRG, July 24.-Petroleum-Weak-
er, unsettled and psnicky, sell heavy; Ma.
ional Transit certificates opened at 81 Oli;
closed at $973c; highest 81 OH; lowest
972c,
BRADFORD, Pa, July 25.-Market opened
At 81 OFT; closed at 97b; highest 81 OF;
owest 97sc; runs, 63,745 barrels; ship,
nen;s G6, O24 barrels; charters 1924 bar
rels; clearances 1924, 900 barrels.
NswYork.
New YORK, July 25.-There has been
a decided reaction in the petroleum market
10 day the price opened unchanged at $l.Ol3
and after ON advance to $l.0lb broke in the
irst hour to 99c, and with only slight reac.
lions continued weak to the close. The
lowest price was 97ic, q decline Of &c and
closed at 979c bid, and with sales for the
day of l0,5l4,OO barrels. There were
rumors that several new wells had been
opened, materially weakening the yield, but
nothing definite is known.
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COTTON.
New York.

NEW YORK, July 25.-Cotton-Quist;
middli1g uplands lO5,l6c; Orleans 10 lice;
futures closed steady; July O.lGc; August
10. Ice; September 9 SOC; October SEC;
December 96Ic; January 9,68c; February
Use; March $500; April 10000; May
To- l0c.
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LIVE STOCK.

wheeling.
The market as q general thing rules
fair this week. Full supply of common
cattle; good cattle scarce. Messrs. Hudson
4 Bayhs furnish the following quotations
caitle-ExtIa, 1000 to LOO ID. cattle,
lG4Ic per h.; good, 800 to 900 lbs, si@
&c per To-; light from 600 to 800 lbs, 2i@sc
per ID.
Hogs-Narket active; 4@4a per ID.
Sheep-Dull; 2}@3c per Id.
Lembs-Good, market firm; 3l@4 per ID.
Calyes-s3 O0@6 90 per head.
East Liberty.
EAST LIsERTY, July 25.-Cattle-There
was nothing doing in cattle to-day; al coz
signments being for through points. Re
ceipts l,74s head; shipments 36l head.
Shipments yesterday to New York, So car
loads.
Hogs-Firm and steady; Pbilsdelphias
and Workers 81 6O@4 IS. Receipts $500
head; shipments 3,l0O mead. Shipments to
New York yesterday, II car loads.
Sheep-Dull and nothing doing: pros
cects for next week unfavorsble. Receipts
6,4O0 head; shipments 500 head.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 25.-The Dro1ers' Journa
reports: Csttle-Receipts 800 head; ship
ments 1000 head; trading slow; shipptnl
steers 81 70@5 80; stockers and feeder'
So O094 20; cows, bulls and mixed 81 o.
"a 90; through Texas cattle o shade
easier of 80 1904 10.
Hogs-Slow; receipts 10000 head; ship
ments $500 head; trading slow; common
to heavy SC lower; through and mixet
a 00@5 %; packing and shipping 81 q
GA 45; light weights, 81 1904 50; skip
So 00@4 20.
Sheep-Receipts 100 head; market slow
natives So 1904 90; Texans 81 O0@S 90
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., July 25.-Hogs-Steady
common and light, So 1904 65; packing
and butchers, 81 1904 20; receipts 90
head; shipments Gel heads.
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Communication.
Restored,

kemedy Free.-A victim Of youthful impEu-
ICE causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility,
Manhood, de., having tded In vain every
pWn remedy, has discovered a simple means Of
erer. Address, J. H. REEVES, IS Chatham
BET, New York.
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NhatiSC atarih?

IL II a disease of The,
n membrance
enerally originating
a the nasal paR ages d
maintaining Its strong
lold in the head From
his point II forth
poisonous virus along
be membraneoas lin
nes and through the
digestive organs, cor
upting the blood and
reducing other troa-
ilesome and dangerous
1mptomE-
Cream Balm has
aimed IN enyiable rep
1tation Wherever
Known, d~ispiacing all
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nonss 1l.e Per osnt-asvsrunsnss Quiet
sna h~srong-ssoeks Weak snd Lower
v,sus Dnn and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. High
err
ErH YoRx, July 26.-Moneg easy ct II
per cent; prime mercantile paper 496 per
cent. Foreign exchange quiet but firm ut
GovERSMESTs-Quiet and strong.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
r. Arrive

A RRIvAL AND DEPARrURE OF TRAINS
AExPLANkrIoN or Rxyx1RzcR kARKs: sDsiy.
Sunday sxosptSA MONDAY szcsptea-Whesling
Time:
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II

Ither preparations. A particle L applied Into each
l~ostrii, relieves pain AZ once, e agreeable TO use.
Il Cleanses the head Alsys Infamma-
ton. Heals the Sores. Restores the Sense
If Taste, Smell, Hearing. A Thorough
Treatment VIII Cure. Not n Liquid, or
nun. Apply into Bostrtls.
Prics 50 eh. At druggists; or b mail send iof cir
culsr. ELY BR0THERS,
iys Druggists, oSego, N. Y.
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ELoUR, aRAM AND FEED.
HAns-s2 s5 GARD.

Wheolng.
The nail market is active. Nails, tenc
nd brads - I0d to sod, 81 25i g.
nd Cd, 81 90; Cd and ID
% 10; I'D and Sd, 90 90; Sd, g IS; I'd.
IS 90. Barrel inch, IS rs; inch,
IS rs; l inch, 81 rs; II inch, 81 90;
I inch, s. 10; Il inch, 50 Is; II inch
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b. z. O. Railroad.
Leave Bellire at IL 80 p. m. for Summarized.
Leave BellAirs At s:I0A m. for somsraeld and
Zanesyflle.
Leave BsIlairs at 4:sO p. m. for woodsaeld.
Arrive At Bsllatre, SIS - m, Hoo n N. ana
ts0Op.m-
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&c; August 45lc; September 4sc. Oats
Quiet; No 2 cash sale; August 77c asked;
September isle asked.
Rnnnasiphfs.
PmAnnrna. July 25.-Flour-Qaiet
Wheat-Weak; No. : red July s4t@9asc;
August s43995c; September s7@99tc;
October 81 00@l OCT. Corn = Firm;
steamer No. 2 mixed 55c; No. 2 mixed
July 52t@52lc; August 52f@5Sc; Sep
TENDER 53@53ac; October 53i@64c. Oats
Spot quiet but firm; rejected white 3sc;
No. 8 while 39fe; No. 2 white 4094Oac.
Oats-Steady; August S4i@34ac; Sspteu-
Der 33@33ic; October 3S@33lc,
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tapdsrsllt,. Money COaldn,t Buy 1t.

FRndsrbilt's Money Couldn't Buy IL.
u Acvorth News and Farmer Of this week says.
Ky Elizabeth Baker, living within three miles o.
remarked that YAnderoits fortune could
buy from her what six bottles OF Switt's Specific
hooe for her. Her statement Is a. iolOws: For
yOne years have suffered almost death hom
horrible disease, scrOfulA For years / was IN
: 70 do anything in keeping up my domestic
last October l was induced to Try swift;
isc, and used bottles, and vas % much ben
by A that I purchased four more hon MesSrT
ehcut & johnson, which has almost entirely re
n me. / feel Ike new person, and can doA
ovu houssWOrk. Before l took the s :. ). my
a Fas n burden, a. my entire person was covered
d sores, and In this miserable condition l did noi
b TO live. had tried every known remedy Snc
case vas generally regarded @ tneuraola / MAD
kp treated by the best physicians to no avail j
bst heartily recommend sWtitS sPectnc 70 the
49,. Sortheut 4 johnson, merchants az 40
6-h, ay: We know Mn. Elizabeth Baker person
IL: We are familiar with her case. She u highly
eesmed In this community,
Rheumatism Twenty Years.
have bsen suHering trom rheumatism for twenty
lau, Al times with almost intOl0rabla pain. had
q bee, medical treatment, and took all sorts o.
medie,. but without relief. Being reduced almost
a skeleton, and not being able 70 walk even with
htches, I va induced 70 Try SEttts Specific, and
acted like acharm, and l am to day entirely re
eyed. Have thrown away my erpteaes ana Am no
W.T. NAaHA a ANaAAHN N"@A 49,
u worst cases Of rheumatism
MEs EZRA MKRsHoS, Macon, Ga-i Aug. 4, "a.
Communication.
TKrUNPKA,ALA., Sept. 2S,1SsL-Aoout dxyeAn
3 I became afflicted With q very dissgreeable skin
ease, with large, dry sores and many eruSted PUN.
y on my face, lands and shoulder. The sore or
shoulder eat out 4 hole nearly an inch deep, and
D e~ancerOls appearances Of one OF the sores nen
4 eve alarmed me very much. j tried all kinds
treatment, but iOund nothing that seemed TO aheca
y disease. / finally decided TO try SIS = on ad-
y o. a physician, ard In q short time the seas
8pped from the sores and left my skin smooth and
Iconsidsr 5. {. s. the greatest blood medtctns
DE, and the only thing that viii cure the disease
b which l was afflicted. think my SroVble wa
y result Of q terrible attack Of mAlaril fever, con-
Ted while armtng In the Tallapoosa nver swamp
n be found a. my ofnce In the coan house a
&tumpka- You can refer 10 me-.
il RRODKs, Dep. Sheriff Emors Co.. Ala
kreatiye on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed freeJ
IHE SWIFT SPECIFIc Co Drawers 8, Atlanta, &c
bid By Laughlin Bros q Co. and LogA1& Cois ~
plsQls AID retail, wheeling, W. Va
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CONSUMPTION.

\. Ne no $500: 4 - 4 q ~ nss
Iopx Standing hxvs oenn ared- InAGsa,O a1oagt
N fxith tn e s1cacy that I Win ssnD TWO D6T.
uzm Is 1isssss 3 ~ 49,. ~ -:
= .DsIxsloo0s.nA
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1851 fnzs znsununS p-~-lSxsM
Applicztiou for rates 10 cIubs should - nads only
70 t6e ofsos Of the Company In Hes 0TjsAna
P0r further fpferDs3on vrfts dearly, Etyins fan
sddreu. POSTAL MOTIFS, Expfes AoDsy u
Asn or Hev York Exchznss In ordinary htt9
CurrencJ By express tsll ssms Of IS and upvsrd1a
Nsv Orleans, La
COZ seventh g., Washfngton, d. o.
Make P. o. heny Ordsn psysbis and sddso
INV oRIEAns NATIONAL BAHK,
usu Oxisaas
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The BOOSTERS map Of the State, male from &C.
tual surveysof each county, contains sll pos, road,
md streams, with political divisions, &C., aud Il
considered the only accurate map Of the State ever
published. ~size-Three by three and three lourths
feet. Pr1Cc 90 Ccnta.
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State Lottery COMPANY
sMMmwg
HI~T
Commisssonsrs.

Incorporated IN 1858 Cor 5 yesn By The L4xfsls
ure for Educational and Charitable purposs-piu
. capital Of 81 900, which q reserve fund q
yyeT SoJoooh has hnce been addod-
By an overwhelming popular vote fs frsnchis
.as made o part Of the present. siAte Consututios
ydOpted DECEMBER "a. A. ID. 1873.
1he only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed b,
he people Of any State.
NJ never scales OF po<tPones. It's Grand Single
Number ! rGxings take plsoe monthly.
A iplep6h opportunity 70 win q fortune. Eighth
Srznd Drawing, Gas n, In The Academy Of Nude
sew OrleaDs, tuesday, August III, fss6-1s3d
'Dt TIaPITAG PRIZE, s75,o0e.
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At last the crisis in nail circles has come,
aud this week viii bring a realization Of
what has for some time been only talked of.
The manufacturers have determined to pat
the feeders on the machines and the feed
ers have decided to accept them. The stu
alton is the talk Of the town and discussion
in regard to the matter is heard upon all
sides.
1t is now probable that
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Cincinnati.


TotxD0 O., July 25.-Wheat-yery dull
and Aesdy; No. Z red cash July or Augnss
es1et seutember Gale; October s54c; No
Z sOA 9ilc: do September 98le Corn
Qusc ard unclaimed; No. z cash g ~
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TWENTY NAMES

had been secured Of feeders who were
willing to 20 TO work al any time, and it is
presumed that the manutacturers' scale has
been signed. 1t is understood, also, that
about fifteen instructors have been engaged
to come here from the East. the modus op-
erandi Of teaching the feeders being that
about ten or fifteen will betaken on the FIRST
week and the second week that many more,
until they can all manage to get along by
themselves. The factory will probably be
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THE HOUSE.
The Call Of Counties Resumed and q Dozel
Bills DISPOSED Of

The Call Of Counties Resumed and Dozen
Bills Disposed OF.
Prayer by Rev. o. H. P. Albeit opened the
proceedings in the House of Representatives yes
terday morning. Seventy three members re-
sponded to their names at roll-call.
Mr.. McMullen moved that the House resolve
itself into committee of the whole for the con-
sideration of the general appropriation bill
The Speaker stated that Mr.. Adams, who left
on Monday evening with the committee selected
to accompany the remains of Mr. Browning to
the bur al place, had requested that the House
defer further action the appropriation bill
until the return of the committee. The item to
appropriate $24, 900 to Purdue University was
under consideration. and six of the committee
favored it, while but one opposed it. Mr.. Nc
Mullen then withdrew his motion.
Mr.. Pendleton offered a concurrent resolution,
expressing the sense of the General Assem-
bly, in favor of adjourning sine die on Saturday
April 4. On motion of Mr.. Patten the resolu-
ton was laid on the table
Mr.. McMullen. from the committee on ways
and means, reported back the bill LEI. r. 4S0l TO
provide funds for the completion of the new
State house, recommending its passage. The
bill provides that the unused moneys of the ap-
preparations of 1879 and 1880, by reason of the
disagreement between the State-house Com
missioners and the Auditor of State shall be
turned into the general fund and new appro-
priation made. 1t was finally decided to make
the two bills relative to the State house fund
Nos. 480 and 529-a special order for this
afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. Vickrey's bill H. r. 1921 to legalize an
insanity inquest, was read the third time and
failed to pass-yeas 43, nays % This was Judge
Linsday's BILL Mr. Williams opposed it as I'M
constitutional, stating that section in article 4
of the Constitution prohibited special legislation
concerning the lands of minors or those having
disabilities of mind. Mr. Taylor said that in
this case guardian was appointed rregularly
IL e., by clerk of the court during vacation
of the court. The real estate had passed through
several hands, and this action was to legalize the
title of the land. Other laws, he said, like this
are on our statute books and are held to be con-
stitutional
Mr.. Glazebrook's bill III. r. 1921 authorizing
the directors of the States Prison North to sell
lands in LaPorte county and buy land nearer
Michigan City was passed by yeas ~, nays /.
This land was bought in 1861 to procure clay for
brick making.
Mr. Murphy's bill lH R. 269) to create the
Office of State boiler inspector was defeated by
yeas 81, nays 80. The bill was favored by
Messrs Murphy Copeland McMullen, Smith of
Tippecanoe, Staley. Williams and the Speaker
Messrs Smith of Perry Mauk, McHenry, Ho-
ban, Loup and Harrell opposed the bill for the
reason that it would DO an unlimited expense,
and would do little if any good
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case. The motion to reconsider was agreed to
by yeas As, nays %. The bill was then in
definitely postponed.
Mr. Fruits bill H. R. 267] prescribing PEN
atty of not less than five nor more than ten
years for the first ofense of horse stealing, and
not less than ten nor more than fifteen years for
the second offense, was read the third time ard
passed by yeas 81, nays 10.
The bill by Mr.. Smith of Tppecanoe a. r.
67l providing that township trustees shall be
elected for four years, was passed by yeas 81,
nays 81
Mr. Murnhys bill to appoint State boiler in
spector and 10 license engineers, having been de-
feated in the forenoon, was called up, and. on
speeia, committee, consisting of Messrs. Murphy,
Shanks and Dunn, with instructions to strike out
all of that part of the bill relating to boilers in
spectors.
Mr. Sears's bill H r. 473l to pay State Geol-
ogist Collett 81 500 for geological specimens Of
the stone age failed to pass by yeas AZ, nays %.
Mr. Debss bill III. r. 92 concerning the lia-
biiity of railway companies and other corpora
.tions for damages to persons who may be in
jured in their employ, was passed By yeas 16,
nays 0.
Mr.. Frenchs bill La. R. 543l to allow county
treasurers per cent for collecting delinquent
taxes. was, on motion of Mr.. johnson, amended
to exclude Marion county, and by DIR. Engle,
such delinquences are collected by tax gath
erer, and the bill was then ordered engrossed.
Mr.. Hopkins called up the bill Is. 1871 tolegal-
iEe the incorporation of the Eionsville Turnpike
Company. The rules were suspended, the bill
read second time, and passed by yeas SO,
nays 2.
The House then adjourned until this morning.