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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-30
ymE yyogLD MOVES

President Cleveland's reasons for re.
moving from office one co!ored citizen,
Fred Douglass, and appointing to the
same office another colored citizen, John
L. Matthews, have been given to the
public; and while the change may be
regarded as made through a feeling OF
partisanship which is distasteful to the
reform school of politicians, it is o
change that shows how the world is ad :
vanclng. Mr. Cleveland by this act
Rurrenders, in the name of democracy,
a principle that the republican party
has been contepding for fer quarter of
a century. He boldly declares himself
q convert to the republican dogma of
eqnal rights for all men. As the chief
magistrate Of the nation and the head
and leader of the democratic party, the
president thus rebukes the record OF
democracy and endorses the great prin-
ciple upon which republicanlsm rests
around which the friends of freedom and
equal rights to all have been Joined
through the civil and military struggles
that have made the present century
more memorable than any other OF
modern times. The political antecedentf
of the two colored men in question are
of no moment when considering the tri-
umph OF the cause of equal rights. II
is the recognition of this principle by
the democracy-the adoption of the
principle into the democratic policy by
the head of that organization, as presi
dent, that constitutes the victory of the
republican party over its time honoreG
| foe-that marks the final and complete
triumph of the abolition heresy fo
which Owen Loveioy suffered martyr
dom nearly half century ago.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-30

TIE DAILY PRESS AND DAKOTAIAN
days.
TERMS OF SUBsoRrPTroN-By carriers, per
month, 81 co; psr year, Sl2 90; by mail, per
month, 81 cents; per year, $40 20.
Office-PREss AND DAKoTAIAN block corner of
Third and Capital streets.
Telephone number5.
BOWEN & KINGsBURY, Prop'trs
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-30
Gas Gas ! Gas !!
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Equitable Gas Machine,
Cheap, Clean, Safe, Dry, Durable no FIRE,
no water, automatic, economioal--Espe-
cially adapted to private dwellings,
stores, halls, hotels, and
business blocks,

/ 7 Is the only dry blower in the market or
: that can be put IN the market without infiip.
ging on patents. 1t In adapted to any climate,
using neither water or heat, i here is nothing
to freeze and no dang. of aecidenf by ire. 1t
oefects and filth OF the various WAGER and
steam machines there being no ashes or other
resl1ue. 1t gives you perfect light without
ire or water. 1t is Endorsed by the Insurance.
men; ard sememper that msohine cap bic of
lighting large building requires less care aud
attention than an oIdinsrg lamp 1t Simply
needs winding up like clock once D twice q
week and gives better and cheaper hight than
the cheapest coal gas. For further iuforma-
tion apply to j. II. CAMPBELL
Mechanical Engineer, corner capitol and 2ud
ttreets, Yankton, ID. 4. Postotfice Box 7S4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-10

trzebne ma podroz fundusze,
wyslaf ich do Krakowa, zkad
wystarano sie' i'm o zajecie w
Truskawcu.
Wogole przybyfo do Krako-
wa do Is maja 562 rodzin,
razem 1888 osob. Il tych
wszystkich umieszczono hub
dano zatrudnienie 1870 oso-
bonn. Do tego czasu rozaa1
komitet krakowski 9512,79
horenow (czyli 10 tys'ecy
1858 mrk.)
Zawiqzane we Lwowie i W
krakowie homitety pomocni-
cze wspierajq g]owny komitet
w umiesZczaniu wygnancow,
pozostalo dotad bez Zatrudnie-
MIA kilku staruszkow be- 2on
i 2 zonami, ktorzy niezdolni
JUL do piracy i ola togo pozc-
stajq ma koszcie komitetu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-10

re mia1y zlotem i s}awq Easy
paG Francya, a w rezu(tacie,
tylko wstydu i nedzy PREY
sporzyfy-pragnie sobie spra-
vic nowa garderobe i ola te-
go brylanty koronne by}ego
cesarstwa chce sprzedaG.
Sprzcda2 ia bylaby iuz dawno
przysz]a do skutku, ale ME
stety, rozbila sie-o brak ma
bywcow.
Moze vice kto z Ameryki
w~ymAnie sic pospiesznym pa
rowcem do Paryza i koroAne
brylanty by1ego cesarstwa fran
cusklego zakupi.. .Bylby to
dyamentowy interes. Ban
Xxi nasze skarza sic ma brak
%interesow, a to nastrecza i'm
sic TAXA wyprawa pc z}ote
runo.
Wybierajcie vice panowie
komitet, ma sic rozumieG 2
prezesem ma czele i z jego "a
stercq i wio do Paryza.
Ale prawda trzeba z SODA
wziqsc pieuiqdze....
To SEX mad sekami - to
najtwardszy orzech do zgry-
Zlcnia, 30 reszta - to baga-
tela.
Pmy:u odbylo sic W pc
WYNN tcatrze rrzedstawienie
ma dochod trwajqcycE W EMO
vie robotn;kow. Grano sztucz-
Ike pod tytulem ,.Ga}ganiarz
paryski." Pomiedzy drugim a
tyzecim aktem dwaj pr2yjacie-
lie robotnikow, z ktorych je-
den by1 poslem do sejmu, a
drugi czlonkiem Rady miej-
skicj, p%rzemawiali przeciw DO.
gatym mieszczuchom i kapit4-
listom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-10

Dogorywajqcy Bank Polsk'
nagle cd wszystkich dfuzni-
kow zaczat sviqga6 pieniadze,
skutkiem czego' stare firmly
Mazurkiewicza i Raciniewskie-
so oglosily konkurs. U Ma
zurkiewicza JUL diva razy by
Ia wyprzedaz. Ma domiar ME
szczescia, sprzedawca taniego
piwa Stanislaw Czechak byi
smierteluie chory, a pan Ro-
galilski, zalo2yciel Muzeum
Polskiego l w1asciciel siynqce.
so dawniej daleko i szeroko
mad Wis1q handful nasion = O.
trui sic z rozpaczy powodu
wlarolomstwa swej zony i
gwaltownego przesilenia W je
90 intcrcsie.
Firmy kupieckie PIP. Jozcfa
Meczarskicgo, OIszewskicgo /
Duszyhskieso stojq dotqd ME
zachwiane, locz nowych vie
cej ME przybywa.
l'abryki m&szyn rolniczyeh
W Toruniu pooddalaly Pola-
kow i przyjely robotnjkow
nlcmiecllich.
W Prusach bieda i Vic VIE
cej "a pohi bedq zyli Bis
mark i Wilus ME ma nadziei,
by nastaly lepszc easy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-10
Anglia.

Towarzystwo literackie przy-
jaciof Pulski. 10. Duke Street
st. James's, London, oglasza
sk1adke ma polonik (z popiei-
STEM marmurowem) wystuwit
sic majqcy la paniqtke, Ma
jorowi Karolowi Szulczewskie-
mu sekretarzowi Towarzystwa
przez lat AZ, zmarlemu 1890
pazdziernika 1854 r. w Lon
dynie, i pochowanemu ma
cmentarzu W Brompton.
Skladki MONA przese}aG ma
rece Pr. Coutts & Cnie Street
W. G. London i Sekretarza
Tow. p. Baranowskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-10
Wygnancy z J'rus.

Niedawno przejezdza}o przez
Poznan trzech Litwinow, wy
gnanych q Warmii, i to: An
toni Juszkiewicz z iona i
dzleckiem, jerry Bossatis i
Wlncenty Stanislowaitis, kto-
rzy procz litewskiego zadnego
lnneso jezyka ME znajq. Ko-
mltet poznahski ola wygran-
COW zaopatrzywszy ich w po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-10
Og}oszcnie
ToW. Il, az

w NEW IORkI
Grupa Z~wi4zku Narodowcgo
W Stauach Ijednoczon.
Poln. Alneryki.
Wiadomo czyni wszem wo-
bee i ka2demu, kogo to doty-
eye moze, lie posiedacnla To-
warzystwa .,Eooloai:s" cd
hywajq sic co piqtek kuzdego
tygodnla, poczawszy cd godzl-
ny Sci wieczorcm pod Mr.. l6
Rivington Str, ma ktorych to
osiedAenlach ktokolwieN po-
czuwa sic do obowiazlSu, 10
STAG czionkiem Iwiazku Mar.
Polsklego, prZyjetym bye mo-
Re.
Warunki przy.jecia So: Bye
pelncietnim, W dobrym Stanic
zdro~ia i oplaciG dol 2,35 C.
"a co wstepujqcy DO Zwi4z!Su
odbierze w razie choroby dol.
5 tjgo}niowo, a prxypad-
ku smierci cziouka, jcgo IA
milia dol. 500; W przypadku
zas zony czIonka, sam clio
mex otrzyma dol. $50. \ wiec
Polacy do arelu! Ktoz bowIem
ME uznaje korzyscl matcryal-
nych i moralnych, jake swym
czlonkom dale Zwiqzek? =
New York, % maja, $50 +.
ST. Uomoleush15;
S@kr. protokulowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-10
Opowiadanie
p0lsAiegO WYgnamca.

w chwili kiedy Zbieramy
skladki ma wygnancow, ME
spodzianie jedna z otiar Pc
d!osci bismarkowskiej i do ras
zawitafa.
W sobotq, 90 maja, stanql
w Winonie pc dlugiej pcre-
grinacyi p. Michaf Dobrosiel-
ski, wyda]ony POI roku temu
2 monarchii pruskiej "a to, re
sic urodzi1 w Krolestwie Pol
skiem.
Pan Dobrosielski jest 2 pro-
fcsyi stolarzem. i ma ostatku
mieszkal przez lat Is W To-
runiu, gdzic sic o2eni1 i przez
pilna prace dorobif wlasnego
domu. Odebrawszy rozlaz O.
puszczenia Prus, musla' dom
sprzedaG "a bezcen i poszed1
najprz6d szu]SaG chleba w Ga
licyi razem z wydalonym ma
szynista drukarni roIskiej p.
FiIipowskim. 0 ktorym pisal
U1a,ms W 2gim numeH.
w Galicyi jednukze ]szcze-
scia NE znalczli. Rzcmieslnik
must tam pracowaG 50 pot
darlno, vice czlowiek, PREY
zwyczajony do plac pruskivh,
ME moze sic z taxa biedq po-
golzit. Nadto ma kazdym kro-
ku rzemieslnika zdzieraja
Chc2c uzyska6 pozwolenie "a
robkowanla ma swojq reke,
trzeba zapfacic 60 guldenow
do cechu, a oprocz tego 10
guldenow "a pozwolenie wy
wieszenia szyldu.
Ale Pan Bog ME opuscii
biednych wygnahcow! Filipow-
skiemu wystaraf sic komitet
krakowski o prace W drukar-
nj w Krolestwie Polskiem. Do
brosielskiemu zas blysla w
glowie szczesliwa mysl, ably
szukaG chleba W Ameryce.
Przeplywa tedy Ocean i W No.
wynn Yorku dowiaduje sic cd
p Odrow9za, ktoremu nasz
Ccntralny komitet Dobroczyn-
noscl poruczyl opieke mad wy
grahcami, re W Winchie mie-
Ska jego dobry anatomy 2
Torunia, obeery rclaktor " ia
rusa.
Pomyslaf sobic wtedy nasz
wiarus, ze gdzie gazeta pei
ska wychodzi, tam tel musi
bye Polakom dobrzc, pojecha;
do Winory i ME zawiodI sic!
Dzisiaj JUL PRAGUE PREY Gle
slach i zarabia diva dolary
dziennie. Niebawem sprowadzl
zone, ktora dotqd pozostaje
we Lwowie.
z Torunia przywiozf p. Do
brosieiski prawie same smut
ne wiadomosci.
Filary handful polskiego,
ktory pred rokiem jeszcze
wielkie rokowai nadzieje, W
chwili jego odjazdu ~zlowrogo
sic chwiafy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-10
z ca}ego swiata.
Niesl2cy.

Gazety warszawskie otrzy-
mafy nastepujqce, zredagowa-
ne polsku, ogloszenia 2 mlej-
sea kapielowego Landek Nd
pruskim Szlqzku:
,,Rozeszia sic wiest, ktora
take przeszla do polsSiej i
rosyjskiej prasy, jaboby Pola-
cy zwiedzaiqcy W tenn lecle
kapiele w Prusach, mieli bye
narazeni ma rozmaitc nieprzy-
jemnosci.
,,Oswiadczamy urzedownie,
2e Wiz sci tie najmn'e.iszej ME
majq %podstawy, re w]adze ma
sze 2adnych W tym wzgle-
die ME wyda}y rozporzqdzen
i lie szanowni goscie z Polski
i z Rosyi jak dotad, tax i te-
raz bez wszelkiej obawy ma
SEE kapicle zwiedzac NIGGA.
,,szanownq Redakcye upra-
szamy uprzeJmie o 1askawe u
mieszczenie w swych lamach
ninie,jszego oswiadczenia."
Laudek ma Szlasku 6 maja
1886 roku.
Magistrat (pod -Bi,Ae
Zarzqd policyjny
(pod.) Bvhe, dust.
Pokazuje sic zatem, re pa
tryotyzm pruski rie siega pc
"a kieszen. Poskutkowaly 3
drugiej stropy wezwania pra-
sy polskiej, by Polacy ME Je-
Zdzili do wod niemieckich.
Minister p. Puttkamer wy.
dat rozporzqdzenie wydalaria
cyganow z pahstwa pruskie-
go.
- Policyq berlihskq zaopa-
tr.jq w rewolwery. Dotychczas
podobna bron odebralo lS0po-
licyantow.
- Professor Michelis, ktory
=, dawnie.j uczyl klerykow Ia
k1adzie Hozyusza w Brunsber-
DE, a potem pressed do sta
rokatolikow, umarf diva ty-
kodnie temu " Fryburgu W
Badenii.
= W Berlinie odbyf sic ma
schyiku mimionego miesiqca
pogrzeb slawnego niemieckie-
go dziejopisarza Leopolda Rom
Ike PREY uaziale 100000 lu-
dzi. W orszaku pogrzebowym
znajdowai sic take nastepca
tronu n;emieckiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-10
Francya.

W obec powszechnego "a
stoju wszelkiego rodzaju Ii mas
interesow, ~nastrecza sic 9obry
,.interes"... We Francyi wy
stawiono ma sprzed"2 dya men.
ty koronne. Rzeczpospolita
cbce sic pozbyc koniecznie
wszeIkich %wspomnien z CA
sow monarchii, choGby tie
wspomnienia zwiqzane by]y z
acknowledgment chwilami die.
jow Frarcyl, a zreszta rzeczpo-
spolita ma.jac djabelnie pod
szarpana sukienke przez wy
prawy zamorskie do Tunisu,
Tonkinu i Madagaskaru, kto-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-10
svfochy.

Ruch ro5otmAow rolnych we
W]oszech przybiera grozne roz-
nniary w Regio 1900 robotni-
kow micjskicll oswiadczy1o,
re ME bedq pracowaG "a do
tychczasowa 2aplate. Smia-
lose robotnikow i ich wytrwa-
lose zmusi}a przedsiebiorcow
do podwyzszenia plac, przez
co uniknieto groznych rozru-
chow.
Ruch ten ogarnaf i inne
prowincye. W okolicy MONEY
po1qczyIi sic robotnicy W zwiq-
eek i porozum!eli sic z robot
nikami miejskimi w Medyoela-
ME.
W Padwie "a agitacye So
cyallstyczne aresztowano 70
zo}nierzy i odes}ano Itch do
Wenecyi, gdzie beda stawieni
pred sad wojenny. Pomiedzy
aresztowanymi ma bye kilku
oficerow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-10
Szwajcarya.

W Bazylei zaprzestali pra.
cowaG cies.e, szklarze i toka-
re, ponlewaz przedsiebiorcy
ME chcq obnizyc czasu dzien-
nej piracy ma 10 godzin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-10
Hiszpania

krolowa hiszpahska, wdowa
pc krolu Alfonso XII, kt6jrJ
zmar} pol roku temu, powi}a
syna, ktory teraz ma prawo
do tronu hiszpahskiego. Krol
" powJakach nazywac sic be-
die Alfunsem XIII.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-02-03
HoUsE-TwENTY-FoURTH DAY
MONDAY FehrnarvI1 1

NhONDA icOFudEE L, 1000.
House met pursuant to adjournment
Speaker Sharp in the chair. Prayer by
Rev. II. F. Sproles.
Messrs. Williamson, of Kinds, Sum
mer, Roseborough, Atterbury, Henry.
Baylis, Chapman, Sullivan, Elmer, Ma
gruder, Causey, Hill, Waldrip, Haden.
Cook, McGehee, Lee, granted leave oil
absbnce
MIR. Madison offered a resolution pro
viding that The use of the Hall be ten-
dered TO Gen s. d. Lee, President of the
d. & NJ. College, tomorrow night, to
discuss the agricultural condition of the
State. Adopted.
Governors message, with report oI
Executive Contingent Fund, referred to
Committee on Contingent Fund
Mr.. Burkitt offered resolution pro
yiding for the adoption of a new rule OH
appropriations, which rule provides tina,
all general bills for appro priations be
prepared as early as possible by Commit
lee on Appropriations, and copies oi
same be printed and submitted 10 mem
bers for three days before action is taker
thereon by the House. Lies over under
rules.
6OsernOf message IN relation te
Judge ]. w. G. Watson's report on tns
railroad supervision case, and recon-
mending liberal compensation therefor
by the House, referred to Committee or
Appropriations
| Senate amendment to act to transfer
certain special funds in county of Jack
san to general fund of said county. Con
CURED in.
I
| Senate amendment to create an addi-
tional justice of the peace and constable
| in supervisors district No. 4, in Bolivar
county. Concurred in.
Senate amendment: To amend chap
ter Isl. acts of 1880, in relation to hunt
! ing with dogs and guns on lands OF an.
,,t6er. 40 far ,ss relates to Harrison and
1 Hancock counties. Concurred in
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By Mr. Hamilton. of Holmes-An act t
incorporate Durant Academy. Corpors
tions
| Bv Mr.. Gage, with accompanying peti
| ton An act to authorize the board of su
| pervisors of Grenada county 10 make Ger
Tain allowances in behalf of B. III. Gordon
county treasurer, and John Wright, forme
sheriff. Claims
By Mr.. Yerger-An act to amend an &C
entitled an act, to incorporate the YaEo,
Della Rtilroad Company, approved Marcl
9Th, 1880. Railroads.
BY The Committee on Counties and Coun
ty BOundaries-An act to authorize IN,
purchase by boards of supervisors of miss
Ing and needed volumes Of State Reports
BY Mr.. Morris-For the protection OF the
educational, social, financial. moral and
religious interests of the citizens of State
Line In counties OF Greene and Wayne
Temperance.
BY Mr.. Brenham-An act to amend the
charter OF the Natchez, jackson and Co.
iumbus Railroad Company. Railroads
The Governor has approved the follow
M Dill: An act To Incorporate the town ol
Flora, in the county of Madison.
On motion OF Mr.. Gully, the Senate
took from Senate bills on third readi lg, an
cult courts in the counties of Lowndes and
Winston, of the 9th jidicisl district. II :
committed TO the Judiciary Committee
The Senate resumed consideration OF Mr.
Simonton's amendment to an act 10 incor-
p"rste the Kansas City and Birmingham
Railroad Company.
communication vas received form
Memphis Merchants Exchange, which wa,
y unanimous consent read Tor informa
tiol.
At 1870 o'clock the Senate went into
Executive Session, and after some time
spent therein the doors were thrown open
and legislative business resumed.
BY unanimous consent Mr.. billiard
offered the following amendment which
was adopted: Amend sec. , by striking
out the tenth item thereof.
Pending the discussion of Mr.. Simon
toms amendment, the Senate adjourned at
2l0 o'clock.
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The Salisbury Cabinet.

The Government was defeated ny a
combination of the Liberal and Home
Rule members of the House OF Commons
on the Goth, on the amendment OF MI.
Cuttings to the address in reply to the
Queens speech, by vote of 5z9 to zoo.
The amendment expresses regret that no
measures are announced in the Queens
speech for the relief of the sufferers oy
the depression in trade and agriculture
particularly in regard to affording faciii
lies to farm laborers, ETC., for obtaining
allotments Of small holdings on eqnits
BILE terms as to rent and security O
tenure. It is said that the resignation
OF the Government will be announced
to-day. If 80. the Grand Old Man WI
again come to the front the leader 2
the English Government, this tine Dca'
ing with him scheme for Home kuie y
Ireland, which may be defeated nov
but must sooner or later prevail.
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| and requesting that You name as early 1
day As practicable. You will be hearth,
welcomed by TIE President, Facultv and
students. We will De gralided 10 h ,vs
| Won il soect the buildings, machinery anc
! economic and industrial appliances. furni-
| ture and the quipments and general ar
| rar genlents for educating and Training the
daughters of our people. Every facility
will be afforded you for observing thz
operations OF the Institution. You will
then see for Yourselves the valuable and
desirable property the State possesses
there, and from your own judgment as to
| The wisdom Of our plans, the adTisability
of the expenditures We have made, the
iadiciousness OF the methods pursued by
the Institution in dischsrging the respon-
Sible trusts committed to US by the people
Of this commonwealth
J. J. THORNTON, President pro tenn.
J. T. HARRISON, Secretary.
An act To make deductions 10 the salaries
Of members OF the Legislature in certain
cases.
The special committee appointed to con
slider the bill. recommended the following
amendment which was adopted:
Amend sec. /, by inserting after the word
causes" in 10Th line, the following words
or is excused or granted leave OF absence
by the Senate or House"
Said committee offered the following
amendment which was lost:
Amend sec. =, by striking out all after
the word "effect" and insert "from and
after its passage"
On motion Of Mr.. Reynolds the bill was
indefinitely postponed.
An act to prevent cunning and TO amend
secs 2S44, 2S46 and 2S+7, of the Code OF
1880, and to repeal sec. 2S55 OF said Code,
chapter II.
MIR. Buchanan offered the following
amendment which was adopted:
mend by inserting after the word Code
in 4th section, the words land chapter III
of the acts 1882, approved March s, 1882,
and strike out the word 'is" in 81 line OF
said sec. 1, and insert in lieu thereof, the
word ''are."
Mr.. Harvey offered the following amend
ment which was adopted Strike out lst
Section.
Mr.. Dodds offered the following amend
ment Amend by striking out all the bill
except the part which repeals section 2855,
OF the Code, and the enacting clause.
Mr.. Harvey moved TO table the amend
ment, which motion was lost and amend
ment was then tabled.
Mr.. Gage offered an amendment which,
on motion of Mr.. Yerger, was tabled.
Mr. Hamilton, Of Kinds, moved to in
definitely postpone the bill; lost.
Mr. Walker moved TO recommit the bill
to the Judiciary CommIttee, which motion
prevailed.
Toincorporate the Kansas City and Bir-
mingham Railroad tompauy.
Mr. Hamilton, of Hinds, moved to make
it a special order for Monday, February lst,
which motion was lost.
The Committee on Railroads offered
am udments which we're anopted.
Mr. billiard offered an amendment to
article IA, section :, which was adopIed.
Ire Committee further amend, the bill,
which amendments were adopted.
Pending the discussion OF the bill the
Senate adjourned at 2:l0 O'clock.
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"a Mess of Shrlmp."

The Legislature was served with &
mess of shrimp last Friday by Messrs.
Elmer and McRae and were highly en-
tertained over the feast Mr.. Elmer in
trodueed bill to repeal the shrimp law.
Mr. McRae offered an amendment that
the bill should not apply to Jackson
county The merits of the shrimp busi-
ness were ably discussed by both gentle
men, who were listened to with the ut
most attention, and finally the whole
thing was referred to the Judiciary COM
mittee. The result will probably be that
the fishermen will be prohibited from
hauling their seines upon the shore, and
the size of the meshes of the seine will
be regulated by law. The House was
about equally divided on the question,
as both Of the gentlemen are quite popu-
lar. Col. McRac holds bis own bravely
this session, and although suffering from
bad cold, gives strict attention to hisI
business. - Correspondence Pascagoula
Democrat-Star. szas
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Mr. LoDgstreet moved to refer Z
Judiciary.
Mr.. Roseborough moved to table. Los
and bill SO referred.
Mr.. Roseborough: To amend an act Il
consolidate into one set sll acts incorpo
rating the town of Senatobis in Tate
county. Passed.
Mr.. Msgruder: In relation TO collec
tlon OF public revenue in Warren
county and for other purposes. Corpo
/ rations.
Mr.. Magruder: To abolish the Rail
road Commissioners in this State Judi
| ciary
Mr.. Trigg: To incorporate the town oi
eland, Washington county; passed
| Mir. Pitts; 10 authorize the boards of
supervisors of fWayneiand Jones tocompe
t'sc VI. & .. aud y. .. x y. L. K. X.
/ fence IN their roads in said counties; Cor
porations-
Mr.. Jones, of Wilkinson: To repea
an act to secure the faithful collection
of delinquent personal taxes in Wilkin
son and kemper counties; Tabled sub
jeet TO call.
Mr.. Norrell called up II. b. to pre-
vent stock from running at large in Ger
tain portions of Yazoo county; passed
Mr.. Taylor: For relief of Pleasant
Joice, of Yazoo county; Claims.
Mr.. Taylor: To provide for a new reg
istration in Yazoo county; Elections.
Mr. Burkitt: To incorporate the town
of Egypt, in Chickasaw county; Corpo
rations.
Mr.. Rowan: For the relief of VIII L.
Lintieid, of Copiah; passed.
Mr.. Rowan: To repeal sections and
10 of an act incorporating the town OF
Myles, in Copiah county; passed.
Mr.. Gwin called up III. b TO incorpo-
rate the town of Tehula in Holmes
county.
Senate amendment coDcurred in.
Mr.. Lee: To repeal sec. %, charter OF
city of Caaton; passed.
MIR. Lsngstreet: To repeal an aci
authorizing mayor and board of alder
men of Grenada to elect city marshal
passed.
Mr. Truly called up II. B. to authoriz,
the board of super isors of Jefferson
county to provide fer a new registration
of voters. Registration and Elections.
Mr.. Waldrip called up ;. B.: In rela
ton to sheriti's fees in Lafayette county
passed.
Mr.. Arbo: To amend chapter %, Code
1880, in relation to shrimp preservatio, n,
10 far as relates 10 Harrison coun Y.
Tabled, subject to call.
On motion of Mr. Gordon the House
accepted the invitation to visit the Girls
Industrial College at Columbus.
House adjourned at 80 till 10 A. NJ.
Monday.