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St. Paul daily globe., 1886-08-24
MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. st. Anthony's
Church, Minneapolis, MIMI, by Rev. James
O'Reilly, Mr.. john f. BroderIck of St. Paul
to Ella OGorman of Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-08-24
St. Paul Purchasing and Collection Agency
1I6 East Third Street.
T. NJ. LYON, Manager.

Business transacted in both ST. Paul and
Minneapolis for non-residents. Goods bought
and sold. Goods matched and exchanged.
Information furnished. Special attention to
collections. Twenty years experience, and
references of the very highest character.
Send for circular with explanatory features.
july2-3mos
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Grand Concert
Tonight at Grote's TfvoI by the full Grea
Western band.
St. Paul daily globe., 1886-08-24
Prevented by Rain.
YACHTING.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 23.-Rain prevented
to-day's st. Louis Cincinnati game.
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Attest: FRANK ROBERT. Jr., Clerk.
+. A. HENDRICKSoN, Attorney for Petitioner.
luz
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CITY NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Minn., Aug. II, 1886
All persons interested in the assessments
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03

dent of the Texas Teachers Rs- ociu.
/ ton. passed through the city on hi-
way home from Austin. where thc
rs, pciHtluu ha. been in session
col. j &. baldwin OF Houston, one
oitho best known livery men in IcNa-
is In the city the guest OF MIR. san.
/ turd Johnson \ few personal
/ friends from the livery and stock
interests OF the city gave the veteran
n bnrquct nj the New McClclland
hotel Yesterday afternoon, which was
pn ucrn--lom OF wurh social enjoy
mrnt, and gave occasion of much dis
plny ut lnlilmlily.
Al the lchmann House T. = Waite,
VT Calm; Mts e. " Duwall, Dallas;
\ T. Heard, G VI White, Temple; "
= kinchcluc, city; \ j Poole, l.orcna;
j II RowclL Jefferson, II II Mckee,
W II CHEEKY, Valley Mills; Giles
Livingston, John kirkpatrick, Center
CITY; 4 II GuOdloc, city; j VI Chap
man. Temple; T. a Clisbrc, Morgan;
W 4 Gatlin, NJ Calm O T. Taylor
wife aud child, TcNa'kana; " y
poage, j Il Dickinson aud Wit, city;
& " Arronwood, Pecan Grove; I &
Law, Baltimore; T. II Ewing Masters.
vile.
At the New McClclland-F y
Mitchell, city; Jno \ smith, GllV II
Is kil,rc, Reagan; " j Church, Ron.
gan, j Barr, kluu, Montana, JpO l.
Barry, Paris, VI Beubrook, Austin;
i II Mathews, ballas; u Il Meade,
New York; j + Luany, Fort
Worth; T. c Chambers, ST. Thornton;
Bll XubA. 81 Louis; Geo Garrett, II
n T { Ry; + G. Phillips and wife,
llill,boru; Master Nelson Philips
lli.lsboro,J Il Doris, II X l { Ry;'
Il IL Hi Chattanooga enp; II 81
Head. MI Calm; j Il Robinson, city,
II j llritmcycr, 81 Louis; Il u lip-
pctt, \ NJ College; ii VI Wells, city
At the Pacitc-ll II Calyer-
ter. II X 4 c Hallway; & w .landy,
oeurcn, Mo; Chas lnlllis, Jefferson;
I VI Hicks, Tylcr; j : L"ith, st I. y
n Z Rad 4 Hand, Corsicanm j \
COr,icaua; a WardIaw
and son Texas; j VI Mathews, Gall
weston; Miss Eliza Mathews, Calves
ton, Miss Eliza Milan, Galveston, j
I, l.unslurd, city; WIN Sleeper citE|
ID I Raudlc, III Worth; i j Hughes
IT Worlh;J + Hughes, TT Worth;
W y Fort ril:l. Ross, Cincinnati; j
I, Eastuu, ~ Louis; & Is lrlppctL
Texas, \ VI Nitluck, Mrs NJ Nitlnck,
Iylr Oscar SrlcgcuRw, Fort Worth;
j NJ richardson, LcesOurg, ID u Can.
nrld, Philadelphia; VIM Brooks and
wife, citN; j + Crulier, Galveston; ri
Mead, - Louis.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03

The convention wa- not larg ely
attended Yesterday morning
DR. \. L. ~pauldng left the city
Yesterday morning.
The delegates To the convention
are leaving tor their homes on every
train now.
The collecting of pledges on the en-
dowmcnt occupied the greater part
of the morning session
The next meeting Of the Tcxa-
Baptist general cony ntiou viii con-
IN bnlia, on TIA" ThursdAy be.
fore the FIRST sabbath ia October,
lSst.
The Rev. j. Morgan Wells, now OF
Fort worth, bat formerly of Ken
turhy, who mHdr such gratuituuu
Ming at "uucduHtrd' reporters yes
trrdW morning tried to make a
mountain Of ~ mole hill.
Ihr bays report Of Yesterdays
preceding, ui the convention gar.
BLEED what Rev :. MORGAN wells said
IN connection with question OF
privilege, -u ~ to- east u slur on Iit
ENNNINnI reporter. But the bay
imam could not hrlp r.; 'hr'- built that
way
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03

present. on motion Of Rev. VI. T.. Ma
theny HryJ ~ Roland wa, called
10 the chair
PRAYER was offered 10y Rev. !. Nor.
gan Wells, after which the minutes Of
the morning session were read And
adopted
y resolution WAS adopted relative
to- chl for assistance from Jacks
buro church.
R,yJ. Morgan Wells presented the
4 following resolution, which wa. read
aud adopted
whereas, We have been Hospitality
entertained boy the Baptist church,
together with the citizen, OF Waco,
Resolved, That We hereby tender
our thanks to the citizens Of Waco
tor the generous way ia which We
have been cared for
That our hearts will never forget
the uoblc-hearicd people of the beat.
tiul city of Waco. We invoke the
divine favor ON one aud all whose
doors have boeu 80 kindly opened tor
our entertainment; also to the Meth
I odi-t church for the free Use Of their
house OF worship.
A resolution offered hN Dr. VI T..
I NHlhcncy, returning thanks to those
railroads giving reduced rates TO
delegates to the convention, was
adopted.
Or. H. e.. BurIcsou stated IN behalf
"i Waco aud the Bgptist- Ut the city,
that they had been pleased that the
convention had assembled among
them, amt would be- glad to have thcm
come to WACO again
EcNI u. ttHuiiIl presented a res.
. olutiun relative To- the endowment OF
BaS lDr uniV,rs which was adopted
Rev y Morgan Wells presented u
resolution extending the thanks OF
the u,entiuu to the press of the
city fug cuurtc-ics shown. Adopted
Dr. NJ. T.. Mrthcnry offered rcsu
luton authorizing the board OF III o.
rcctOr- OF the convention To appoint,
ut its earliest convenience. n chairman
/ oi the NHriuu- committees required
To make reports Al the next general
convention. Adopted.
ADIotHNMENr.
Amer several statements and nn
nounccmcut-. the convention. At $40
-. IA adjourned Dr. We Penn led
ia prayer iuiloWcd by singing ave
-hHIl meet brNoud the RIVER" alice
tiou1tr iArcWcl- aud tender hand.
-hukiug-.
By 4 oclock the building WAS al.
most deserted, and only slight traces
were lett of one of the most notable
events that viii ever be recorded Ia
the history OF Texas. liaptist,. Ouly
~ few delegates remained ia the city
last night.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03
ON TiiE STREET.

Go aud hear Hon. \. W Terrell to.
night,
Terrell will make it all a- clear ~
conviction itself Try hun
II, T. Webster n Co., agents OF the
Retail Merchants Protective assocm
tion.
Terrell isa good one on the speak.
Hear Terrell tonight at the court
house.
The convention OF liycrymcu meets
IN Waco the second "Wednesday IN
/ tins month.
Let there be- ruu-irg turn ou tu
/ hear Terrell at the court house TO
night.
/ Retail Merchants Protective a--oci.
alton, X. T. Webster y Co.,, agents
/ i23 Austin avenue
/ Terrell is the silver tongurd ORA OF
of Texas. The only genuine simon
pure, Hear him,
/ Mr., Caruthers' bloodrd stallion
ran away with Mr. Jordan Thursday
afternoon, in West Waco. but no
damage Wa done.
The people OF Waco viii hear an
interesting speech AZ the court.hou-c
tonight Terrell is one utthc first
| orators OF the state.
Terrell Is one OF the smooih"sl
/ speakers in the west. Wac" propl,
have a chance to hear him tonight
I which they ought 10 improve,
Juo' hirk patrick, who was Jailed
/ lhur'dhN Tor rcSi'lihg hilcd
/ states officer gave COhd tor hls hp.
peHrHncc Tor lrlHl anu was released
from lAiI lH-t evening
Ihln"i'lhh' wa" work. ~ . """h
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03

Just received. n mll assortment of
", stern produce, such n, cabbage
large choice new potatoes, onions,
fun cream cheese, fancy mixed aud
plain pickcla in barrel and other
things, to lengthy to men.
ton; also carry complete liuc OF
staple und fancy groceries, which arr
sold under strict guarantee. Country
produce such y, chickens, egg, and
butter always ON hand,
a 1 NIntIr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03
Adams 7appota roIu.
tsu be had Of all merchants aud Is superb.
nm waco ROLLER MILLS.
III" MHchin"rS Accepted, aud the IN.
t"rpris" - Tirst,Isss Success
The Product FnN0rIts


The Waco Roller Mills, which have
been in operation tor the past week,
were accepted by the prDprletors yes.
crday from the NorDyke and Mar
mon company, aud are turning out
hour that is n credit TO our town aud
which stands in the mark ct second to
none OF the imported fancy brands of
patent hour
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03

respectfully invited To send ID.
dcrs in Tor some Of the me-
sugar.curcd lam,, breakfast
fresh lull cream cheese, tine
pHtrnt hour, canned preserves
fruits, fresh vegetables OF a.
every day nice fresh eggs,
chickens, liuc fresh roasted cd
all varieties, fresh WtNa.
moy unc tea FROM New Nork, 2
OF the season nayld Me.
liquid bread. Arcad.Wl miners
sweet and sour barre. pcA,
fancy groceries, fresh me 90
iRranaccuus goods ol aN kini
goods, prompt delivery g.
treatment. Anxious mrIrN'.
Yours truly,
\. joss IAYLoEi.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03
arrangements Perfected tor HI.
Spreading. TITS Arrival

senator \, ". Terrell il expected
lu On the carly morning Missouri Pa
clir tram this morning from Austin
To lilI his appointment ~ speak here
Tonight Arrangements have been
perfected tor the senator Ia
speak At the court house, aud
III the event the house will not hold
the audience, the meeting Is to All
lourn to the public square. The
meeting Will be prrsinrd over by MIR.
A.J tnrulhcr-, and Judging by the
expressions, on the street 90 the effect
tiHtH great many people from the
country will come in, II is safe 10 say
hat senator lclrrll will speak undcr
the electric light on the public square
tu.nisht
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03

The Noltair Bell CO., Marshall.
Mich, onrr To send their celebrated
NoIlair Belts and Electric Appliances
on thirty days trial to any man alilict.
ed with nervous debility loss of vi
tality, manhood, etc. Illustrated
pamphlets IL sealed envelopes vita
uil particulars, mailcd free. Write
thnm II Omce.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03

The soap Of the Wac, ~,Ap work,
may be had ot the following houses
pound bars, Tor cents
Bart Moore.
wood Il Co.
\ FAbrr.
" II Mclaughlin
Il II. Gray
Workman ~ Montgomery.
The above iuduccmrnt is onlN of
tered ON II limited number OF boxes,
that consumers may have the uppor-
tunity TO Try it before purchasing
large supplies.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03
Art Mud Music No,icc.

Prot A. NJ. Pollock will clo",
and music school tor JuI! )
north to attend the mretlhs
musicians Association o. ~
aud also make some COW , Wv
late art productions. 7'"O'
reopen August 1.
Best LAUNDRY work IN ''V
Waco steam Laundry.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03

Have every confidence in their goods
and invito comparisons and tests with
any aud every soap IN the market.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03

,hiug VI beauty i- Joy forever so IL.
fuSyuufs Completion Powder tur salr D.,
all Druggists Hud fancy goods dealers
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03

Wr are authorized FOO aunrlu.. SO reu D.
Mills H. Do candidate fut iui legislature. -HU
le.i Goo 'Nu .,.IHi iN, ...u.. fH..U urfty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03

. iYun Do. Hc.sII.a .I4'rtt ..uItYI g.
Hi iI'n. N'"lni- a.h." H 1900 a.I..aY i Oboe
.ltmu.f4Nr patty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03

X BENNETT " Rouluso lisa candidate fJr
Jufl lvr ui the Peace Tor precinct No C. Mel "
usn cUuutl, subject 10 the action VI Ihe dvmvc.
Aoy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03

$50 Hr. HHfHfIt.i rIt.ualuOr st rfeuirr
Iatuf. lliIrt Iuafu..u II.U tHmlY.ul NJ no.
counties 900 N.. .uuHu. IHi. Huu iIurztlut
uhlu,t Zoo 40. uHt.u. e. It, II-tflUt IrmuDtau0
------ ----L---.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03

X Mohley isa candidate for thr Once o
constable, prrciu,, so o. NrlruuHu county
suulsvt tu the action uf the democratic pArb.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03

Nv are authorized tu announce Tom Hsur,
A. u cHndidat, for ruustauirui precinct So. !
MrLeunHu county subject tu Ga, Hyt don uf th,
democratic parry
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03
SENATOR TERRELL.

AhHnnS 'nrnmrI tOIu
diyvs satisfaction. It, % ani no harpy
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Wo uc author .rI r announce Alien A.
.,Nuau county -.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03

Bob. 1000. thu nrmur. old u,vui l- =
.Huiiiu'D 'Ur iHt n'-u--HI NUlruuHu county,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03

Sc are autnoftpl Co Announce Prot = o.
Nhdiln Nh Nrnu.iiIhN fYt .H,.-uf of Me-, GOO.
man county -uh,,ttu 200. syuuu 90 ,uy .i,uu
cratic patty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-03

~ o. Hard, l4 hcauiilatu Tor q. erection Ia
lr office ut sh,rNui NclruuHu county
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-30
AN INVENTORS PARADISE
Thomas A Edison Purchases q Palace-In
the FLORIDA Everglades

Ahoman EDISON furchaAes faiaco-In
the FLORIDA Everglades
NEW York, Jan. ~ --TLoma5 A Edison
Will De married IN the sprIng to an Ollo
LAZY, aud ne Is RAPIDLY buC quietly making
arrang5m ants for tniS even6. H. mas jusG
bought the house in LlewsLyn PARK on tne
side OF Orange mountain, which was built
by Pedder, the deIaulter, who compromised
with Arnold g. Constable tor $500, 600 and
fed to st Kits, where he still remains.
Edison has loughG the mansion and fifteen
acres Of grove for 500, 900, and will build
near tie houss q large and completely
equipped experimental labora.ory.
E4gnt mouths in the year he will live at
Llewellyn, the other four months in Flori.
de, where he is constructing a winter cot.
tage and laboratory. These he has mads in
Bah, Me, and shipped by vessel ready to
set up, with fences and docks complete, AMI
from New YORK he has sent furniture, ma
chinery, dynsmos, engines aud electrical APP
paratus for perfect equipment.
The Florida headquarters will be at Fort
F2YerS on the Caloosauatchis river in the
everglades within the tropical regions, ~
niles below where tourists yst. Gsn. Han.
cocks daughter was torn there during thg
Seminole WEI Edison will taAe his family
ind workmen down every winter.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-30

you 10 take you through betors you started
Il would blow you 70 pieces, my friend
"Hear me, friends. Thirtoen years ago
didn't bsvs steam enough 70 start, and had
70 pinch IL along with crowbas, but | gen
Grated grace faster than the engineer did
steam sitter started hadn't run ton miles
10 glory befors was blowing of
IAN you neod 10 do is h get stsam enough
10 start With II you pull out the throttle on
your will and start 70 giory you won't BE-
running many hours until you'll have To
blow of.
Quit wrong and do right that's enough
TO start With. ain'G waiting Tor uns 70
consider amt waiting until the onurch
gets right; amt waiting until get d.. but
I'm gongto start rignt now. That's the
way
You must have hops. Hope Is not In
anything on this earth. but II is in God A
man Is as strong as the thing be commits
himself 10. II 1 was 10 start across tho At.
lantic in paper box | would not get any
further than the tor kept out tho wet but
II ! started scrosI ia ems Of tboas grand old
steamers, with their powerful engines and
the intelligent captains, III have all the
power that Is in them with which 10 get ~
my destination.
~ put my hope In God, and there shall DO
my faith forever Am,n.n
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-30
NOVEL OUTRAGE BIZ TRAMpa.
They hind wAtor man aud Leave Him TO
Frsexe WIN. rhex sla.a Comfort.hlv

They hind . WAto, man aud Leave Him TO
Freeze while Th~y sleep Comfortably.
NEW YORK. Jan ~ Three tranps from
the 1que1uct committed au outrage on a
night Waterman A. Sing Sing, which was
as novel as 1t was ntrocious About q
o'clock John Byym, Waterman at Il. q.
Blakesley's e. Co.'S foundry, went into the
yard aud was confronted by thres msn who
said they worked pn tne aqusIuct Tnsy
asked for drink OF water. Whom they hal
drank he said he would show them the wa
out, anl went ahead with the lantern
While passing the furnac, the watchmln
was ssiz,d AMI warned not 10 make any
noise. His hands aud arms were securely
bound AMI hs was I'D out TO tho yard, where
he was tod to on old hosting crane hand
aud foot Tina men then whispered in bis
ear that if they heard anything out OF him
they would como back aud club him. The
mon then stretched themselves out on the
floor In front Of tho furnace, where they
slept all night Al 7 o'clock they united
the Waterman, who was NO bonumb5d with
tho cold that hs could scarcely move. aud
saying TO him that they we're much obliged
10 him for keeping ~ quiet thoy took their
departure Beym dragged himself into ths
boiler room in half frozen condition. A
man answering the dsscr pton OF ono OF the
tramps wus arrested at TArrytl wn, but he
PROVED his innocence aud was discharged
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-30
DRAFT Foaosas.
Mica work ofa dang "f Rank s-lndIers
n SebrssIG-

Mica work Of dang NJ hank sSfndierS
In SebT-sks
ST. LOUIS, Jan. % The work OF a gang
Of bank graft bank forgers Is mets puoiio
here. A genlsmanly looking mas OF mid
die age aud eooI sddreas calltd at the htbo-
graph house Of August Cast & Co, t1is city,
ID c,mber -. and reprossusec that he was
aIoul 70 establish ths Mount Vsrnon Ma
tioual bank at Nouns Vsrn1n, No, and
wanted some blank drafts, checks snd othor
uank paper printed The work was done,
AMI ies ursf.s, It seems, wers tilsd out and
taGen 70 Nebraska towns aD1 placai on de-
posit With Tue bangs If thess owns for col
lecsIOn.
They purportei - be drafts Of the Mount
Vernon Nadonal bank en- several eastern
banks, tbs most teing On the Chase Ma ional
bsng Of New YORK, au1 the MaVer.c< Ma
tional banE, OF Beston. By this means the
deposilors became well acquainted in tho
national tanks, and in nearly every case
succeeded in obtaining loan IRON the, BANK
on the deposited GIaft as security. Inc
drafts ners sent east for co lection ami
we're protested Ths Mount Vernon Ma
uouul bana As found to DO a myth.
Cast d. Co. wers next ca led on, and after
their explanation tbe matter wes turned over
10 the POI. CO and government detectives lbli
was several days ago, and as yot no arres s
have Leen maze 1be amount obtained by
the svinIlers Is not ye5 Known, but wnl
probably reacn s2lDl BID4S az Beatrice
Pate, HarrIdge, Lincoln aud other town.
aud cities ~ NaUrssKa wer5 victlmlze1
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-30
THE MIDNIGHT OIL
BURNED BY TIE SOBER HEADS or
THE OPPOSING FACTIONS.
Per the Purpsss Of Dsvisias Hsans By
which the senatorial squabbIs May BE
AunisabIy acknowledgements BtAas.
Accepted ana Rejected

COLUMBUS. o, Jan 2o.-Ths indications
are that notwithsts nding the Wild talk from
both sides, the senatorial muddls may 10
djustsd on 9 peaesablS basA The cooler
heads on both SHES spout the entirs night 10
an endeayor 10 c0ms to an amicabls agrse-
ment aud the result was apparent, wh6u di.
rectly after the Dsmocratic caucus, prop
osition for q settlement was adopted anil
snt over TO the Republican camp Tuis
proposition which has been previously given
in these dispatches, provides for the spgo Mt
ment Of q committee OF six, three Il spnbl-
cans ond three Democrats, TO 20 10 Cincin-
natl anj take evidences In ths Hamilton
county contestA
The Republican members Of the senate met
In the chamber and al Ter the reading Of tho
Journal there was an informal conference,
which ended in Senators Ford ard Rannells
bcing d'putiEed 10 prepare 9 reply to the
Democratic proposition.
The republican senator's have Just sent
a communication TO the Democratic Caucus
thai they have no proposition to submit
looking TO . compromise, but that they are
Wiling TO appoint committee 10 IN OF and
confer with a committee OF democratic
No response has yet been made by the
Democratic caucus TO the Republican, sug-
gestIon for a joint COMMITTEES or conference
The Republicans in order 70 prevent any
possible disturbances by ou:sidjrs have ds
ciIe1 10 demand an executive session imme-
diately upon tbs reassemoling OF tbs senate
The comm tees On compounds held a
joint meeting at 1880, and Immediately adj
jourusi for an hour. Tne following arc the
memoers In behalf OF the Republicans
Senators Ford, Pavey, Dow, Pringls aud
RannelA Ia behalf Of the Democrats ssh
Htors O'N)iIl, Van Cleaf, Lawrence, Sullivan
ami Dudl. The prospects Tor an anlicable
termination OF the uou Ule are now consid.
cred bright.
The JOINT committ,e OF conferences reas-
sembled at / 80 The Dem ocrats submitted
two PROPOSE ions, the first contemplating
the appoin ,ment OF this special committee
Tor the trial Of the Hamilton county cases,
aud the second, providing tor the approval
OF the jouIn as kept from day 10 day by
Clerk VallandlEnam s.uce tho commence
ment OF the trouble. IL is understocd that
| tho Republicans readily agreed to the Hrs.
proposition, but strenuousiy resists the soc.
| ond.
Nothing further has been hesrd from tha
committee but Senator Esges, RopuOli eau,
who has taken a leading part ia tho movs
ment toward harmony expresses the cony ic
ton that satisfactory undsrs,an ling will
bo reached. Tue corridors OF tAe stat
house are fast filing up with throng which
contains not few tough LOOKING subjects,
but tho sergeant -at-ar.ns with a nalf uozeu
stalwart dspusies are stationed at the senate
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resentatives ara granted admission.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-30
NATIONAL NUGGETS.
THE SENATE AGREES TO seVERAL
RESOLUTIONS.
Military Stations sad Bands-Busts for
inches - Pensions - Sioux Reservations
House COMMITTEES on siiver-wAshing-
ton GossIp-PersonRl-NOt

WASHINGTON, Jan %. In the senate Mr..
ingalls, presented q memorial Of the legls.a-
ture OF Kansas praying for the establish
ment Of two military stations in Kansas, as
a protection against Indian depredations
A memorial from the Same bOiy was pre-
sented by Mr. Plumb praying for an extern
sion of military facilities at Fors Riley,
Kansas. Referred
Mr.. Plumb offered a resolution, which wss
agreed to, call ng on the secretary Of war
for information relative to ths number Of
military bands in the army.
Mr.. Ingalls, resolution, which was also
agreed 10, directing the committee on IL
brary TO consider tae subject Of placing in
toe vacant nicnes OF the sensts chamber and
corridors, the bust5 Of the vice presidents Of
tie United States AMI the president pro
tenn. Of the senate.
Mr.. Harrron's resolution inquiring into
the administration OF the pension otfics was
agreed to [It directs the senate COMMITTEES
on expenditures OF putlc money to il vesti-
| gate the charges msUe by the new commits
sioner as to the former administration Of
| that Office
| The senate then took up the bill TO dividl
part Of the Sioux reservations in Dakota and
secure the reliuquishmsns OF tho Indian
title to the remainder.