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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-10-24
Washington County Court.

State rs. f. r. Long assault and bat
tery).-The respondent was indicted at the
September term, 1887, for an assault upon
his son George. 1t appeared that on the
9TH day of October. 1886, George called at
his fathers house to see his mother; that
his father ordered him off the premises;
that upon the sons refusal to leave, the
father seized a stick about four feet long
and proceeded TO discipline the refractory
youth by punching and striking him. The
father claimed that he had reason to be-
lieve the boy had a revolver concealed
about him and that he was acting in self
defense, fearing that he was in danger of
being shot; that he did not strike the boy
at all. The jury found the respondent
guilty. Bisbee for state Heath and Senter
for respondent. This being the last jury
case, the jurymen were discharged from
further service. In dismissing the jury
men Judge Tyler complimented them very
highly for the close and careful attention
they had given in the cases.
William A. Huntington as. Lizzie Hunt
ington (divorce):-T petition was granted
for adultery. j. G. Wing for petitioner; Deav-
lit for petitionee.
On Wednesday afternoon the criminals
convicted were brought into court and
sentenced, as follows: Joel Rich (under
blanket act'O one and one-half years at
hard labor in state prison; Michael Smith
larceny, three years at hard labor in the
state prison; Frank o. Randall forgery,
tnree years AT naru laDOr III tne Sudte prlSOu
This respondent pleaded guilty.
State rs. Willie p. Durkee,-The respond
ent in this case. a boy fourteen years of age,
residing at Barre, was indicted for larceny
at this term of court. Having pleaded
guilty, he was sentenced to be confined in
the reform school at Vergennes until June
9th, 1895, with the alternative sentence that
he should serve said sentence in the house
of correction if he was not of good conduct
while in the reform school.
State rs. William Miller (nuisance) Re-
spondent having pleaded guilty, he was
fined two hundred dollars.
State as. Charles w. Locklin.-Respond-
ent pleaded guilty of one first offence of
selling and was fined ten dollars.
State rs. Erastus Lockln. Pleaded guilty
of keeping nuisance. Fined two hundred
dollars.
Carrie T.. Andrews as. A. c. Andrews
Divorce granted for intolerable severity
Heath & Fay, for petitioner; j. G. Wing
for petitonee.
Eecta S. Jackman as. John Nj. Jackman.-
Divorce granted for intolerable severity.
Heath & Fay, for petitioner.
On Tuesday the only case heard and de-
termined was Irving w. Wales Us. Lois
Wales, divorce. In this case bill Of divorce
was granted for wilful desertion. j. G.
Wing for petitioner.
The court took recess until Novem-
ber Goth.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-10-24

customer who failed to pronounce it the
best in use. On over four hundred ma
chimes which / have sold during that time.
all of which are fully warranted. l have
been called upon to pay out less than five
dollars for repairs"
SUSSEX COUNTY, Delaware, October 1,
1SSS.-Mr. MgersoH, Dear Sir:-Your paint
gave entire satisfaction and | shall use no
other paint as long as the Ingersoll Rubber
Paints maintain their present excellence.
Yours respectfully j. p. Holland. [See ad-
vertisement Patrons Paint Work Editor. ]
THE j. c. DUFF Comic OPERA COMPANY,
"A TRIP TO AFRIcA."-The welcome an
nouncement is made that this famous opera
company will appear at the Blanchard
opera-house on Tuesday evening, Octo-
Der 80, producing Won Suppe's charming
spectacular opera, "a Trip to Africa"
This unrivaled lyric organization from the
Standard and Broadway theaters, New
York, will bring its special scenery, gor-
geous costumes and every stage effect used
in New York. The Interior of Africa"
"The Rising of the Nile" and "The City
of Cairo, Egypt" are remarkable and beau
tifu scenes. The music of " A Trip to
Africa is the most tuneful of all the comic
operas of the present day. Among the sing
ers are such well-known artists as Laura
Bellni, Agnes Stone, Rose Leighton, Maud
Wilson, Emily Delaro, Hubert Wilke, Fran
els Gaillard, Harry Brown, Edward Temple
and others. A chorus of fifty goes far to
make the Duff Opera Company one of merit
and magnitude. Sale of reserved seats in
advance will begin Friday at nine A. M.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-10-24
The Vermont Watchman.

THE WATCHMAN contains the most COM
plete reports of what is going on at the cap
ital, in the legislature, at the reunions and
about town. Editorials on state affairs,
politics and matters of general interest
Full compilation of state and general news.
Choice miscellany and a fine variety of ag-
ricultural and household reading Ready
for delivery this wednesday, morning.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-10-24

EVERY day is a little life and our whole
life is but a day repeated. 'Tis not best to
suffer pain for even one little day, when
one application of Warmers Log Cabin Ex-
tract will drive it quick away. Nothing
better for external or internal application
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
wn. A. Berksy Furniture Go.

Received their share Of blue cards at the
Fair. and ought 10 be satisfied with the
weeks worf. for . yery large number Of
people have inspected their goods. and no
doubt will remember their location down
town when IN need Of goods The Bersey
Furniture Company received fret prem la
on ofics desks and Office furniture line
they make quite specially Of, and class
OF goods which they carry second 10 none.
The second premium. on household goods.
WAS also awarded them. although their aim
is 10 excel in furniture rather than . mis-
cella1eous assortment Of goods. II you
want furniture. call on VIM. A. Bsfkey. 80
10 40 W3lerlOo-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
The BEDELL FRAUDS.
His Victims Unable - Get Anything En-
cspt His wsstchsster Farm.

His Victims Unable - Get Anything EK-
ospt His Wsstehsstev Farm.
New YOKK. Sept. 2l.-Jsmss L. Bsdel
who suindled clients of the law firm Of
Shipmsn. Barlow, Lsrocoue a Cboste out
OF nearly $500, 600 was remsndsd FOR eI-
animation in the Tombs this afternoon.
Philip Goss and Joseph Emerson the pro-
prietors Of the policy-shop al ls0 Broadway.
where Bedell says ne lost $4,000, and who
were arrested last night, were tlsO arraignco
this morning and remsnded in The custody
OF the police.
Inspector Byrnes said today that the
bottom Of the Bedell swludle had been
reached, spa that $264 500 was the full
amount Of bis theigs. Is dells method was
OF such a nature a. 70 bind bis trm 10 fuil
responsibility 10 the investors in every in-
stance The polics are puzzled over Bsdslls
assertion that be lott tl20 600 playing
policy. They profess 10 be unable TO un-
derstsnd how 30 much money could be losi
al policy, and this part Of the story the
police are ipdnstriOusly sitting. In any
event this money is . dead loss. A II Becsli :
victims can hope 10 recover IL what can be
raised by the sale OF biz Wsslchsstsr farm
Deputy Assistant Register Of Deeds L. h
Watts, in speaking TODAY Of the Bedell
forgery OF the Registrars signature and
stamp, said that IL was poss ibls that other
cases Of q similar kind might have escaped
the notice Of the or cisls ia the Registrar .
Office. He had not the least doubt but that
other osses would turn up
Ii was stated al the Office OF he Farmer
Loan and Trust Company today that the
company, which 10 among the hssvisst in
volved, will not be lo.err 81 Bsdslls
employers will have 10 make the dsislcs-
tiO1s rood
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

LosDoN. Sent. 2l.-Lord selborne. who
was Lord High Chancellor in Mr., Glad
stones last Cabinet, mas sent a communics-
ton to the Times, in which be says that be
recently addressed an inquiry to Mr.. John
Bright, Mr.. Joseph Chambs bsrlsin. Lord
Harrington. Lord Northersok and Lord
Cariingford, who were also mem
bers of the same Cabinet, in
reference to Mr. sGlsdstone's as
sertion in his review of the life of Mr..
William +. Forster that the Cabinet, in
1892, unanimously decided that Mr.. Par
nell and other suspected members Of the
House Of Commons we're not implicated in
the crimes that prevailed in Ireland. Lord
SeibOrne stated that each of the gentlemen
addressed has replied to his inquiry. and
that each denies that such a question was
rAissd n the Cabinet Lord Ssloorne saws.
therefore, tsat thore could have been no
unsninnity upon the szo!ect.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

CHrYTsEk, Wy. T. Sept H.-Two men
en- route to Washington Ferry overland.
stopped at Rock Springs ye.terGsv noon to
purchase supplies. They became iutoIi-
Gated and engaged in q saloon brswl with
coal miners. One Of the strangers drew
sir-shoOter and empfied il into the crowd
Dick Davis WAS instantly killed and Phil
Sbsfer and j. Harrison. mlnsrs were
wounded. After the shooting the strangers
Jumped into a wagon sDc drsvs rapidly out
Of town. Two ofbofrs. who followed on
foot were bred upon by the enligrhnts lu
the sIchsafs Of shots one Of the stranger
Was wouposd and both hsrsss killed. The
men we're arrested The miners tried 90
take them from the officers when sn route
- tie Jail. There is every pros.kiiiiF that
The gnen vii be lynehed. Rocf SPRINGS
was the scene Of the CkiDsss riot several
yesrs ace The element Which led The
slaughter o. Chinese still pfeoomins -
there
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
AN IMPORTANT BILL
4 0EPARTMENT o. AGRICULTURE
Ehs Amsasaoas Irsnsfsrriax the
wssfksr BzFs4z Lsst-IAs ateEix.s
Lad GE.zt BIil u.d ~ &E.ia-
Chi.. VIII Sss E.ufy ths Treaty

NAsHIssros. sept u-Ar. stewart ia
troducsd a oiil regulating he presentation
of blils and joint Fssoi lll0ns - TIE Prssi-
4.nl Of the nitsd states. which. alter q
oE.sf tisca4si0n. vas referred ~ tas Com
ulttss n kalss. ID MAKES II tAe day Oi
the speaker ~ TIE House sad Of the Presi-
dsnE u lhs senate - hass bills sEd Ioiai
resolutions presented forthwith 10 the PFssi-
deaf. 10 person. and % have The tact re-
ported 10 their respect We h0asss
M Sts~sr also offered . resolution re-
citing The statement ia ne public press thEl
tae presentation VI blus u the PrssideAg q
freqleaty delayed for several days. and
sometimes for weeks. Dy the HOus Com
niItse on Enrollee Bills. and resolving that
The senate. zs branch of the legislative
department OF the Government. call the 81.
teation Of lhs House OF Representatives 70
such delays In presenting bills 20 tie Presi.
dent Of toe United States, aud ask tie
House 10 require ia officers 10 prssent such
bills without unnecessary delay.
Hs desired 10 submit some remarks bat
a. il bad been agreed that the Agricultural
Department bill should De taken up in
msdiatsly after the morning business. be
deferred bis remarks until that bill would
be disposed Of
IL was ordered that when the Senate
adjourn today II be ~ meet on Monday.
The House bill 10 make the Department
OF Agriculture one Of the Executive Depart
msnts OF the Government was then taken
up. the question being on the amendment
reported by the Committee on Agriculture
20 strike out the fifth section. which trans
fers the Weather Bureau of the Signal Ser
vice 10 the Department Of Agriculture. Toe
amendment was lost and the bill then
passed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

RlcHxoSn. Ind. sept Zl.-Ls,t night for
the first tine in four yssr,, AIMS Dickinson
stepped on platform 70 address, public
meeting II wa fbs first Of ten spesobes
she il - deliver In Indians In behsli of the
RspUkiicsn cause Hsr srEu mspt Wa ret
on fhs fsrr bot - vortiDgmeB, or Tho
hisiore ~ tbs too parties in their restion
90 isoof sn6 lsboFsrt ss human 20 nEs. snd
siso en- the history ~ ne tvo psrtiss sf
ckaapions of freedom. liberty sus pre-
grss. -ke sad thsi shs thoorst Il ssfs 10
say - parry a. Of the Army. hEht o. SUI
r.Besr sno sbs shouid hgbt a. tsrours
hs- t~s sbe hsf hours speech. The
sBdisHes yss lsrrslv colzpossd Of women
snd hundreds we're turDsd s~sv
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

ras strsnxth % tA. D.etsr. .aa Preach
Severely E.xsa

TIE strength 81 tns Dsetsrs snd frsach-
srs Severely r.ssa
Dusou. sept. Follosisg Is the
Ns,sf spe .al irola u. T.. Baker. editor Of the
CnelnBau Posi-, Eho - nov a. Jackson
vile For four succassigs days the thsf-
a0mstsr las gone ABOVE - degrees aud Las
not a. night alien to ~ degrees and this
fsmAfkablr heal partly eIpialns The III
crsase oi isVsr liz - further explained By
tie fact thal ths col0rsd people. Who have
heretofore been treating their sck thsm-
selves With Tar0cs household remedies
without calling a = physician. are nov
since the ao.ishmsnt oi free medical
onfeag aud irss nurses. reporting their sex
snd askink medical attendance. Probably
not isss thzn 100 c0ior-d people Of jack
soaVils have 1at tAe lever in sid form
sai have recovered. whose cases aATe never
been reported.
fas aervous strain on the physicians and
preachsrs sad relief committees is very
great Said physician Ia lsrgs prscuce
O. me. Il s0uid give a thousand dollars 20
get aEsY-not because I fear the fever.
i0r / have had it sut the nerv-
ous strain s0netlmes becomes a.
most anendurabls Yesterday aheraoOn
waen I came back from my r0uhd Of visits.
] ras "a a sfate of plsfe collapse. I ~As
a.arnsd AZ my Ovn condition l vens 20
tsd. aad gave ordsrs that on 10 condiuoa
whatever vs. { % be disturpsd for Two
hours sad after sleep ! felt refreshed
Cases 70 move = stone % pity occur daily.
ana y-sg.rdaY q little boy named Storlk
Ess discharged irom sand Hills cured and
he retained acme % dad ais fathsr, mother
add ali tns other members Of his family
dead sad baned-himssf is1t utterly
alone IN the world. The jacksonville
people are incsnsed st Mayor Snith's
interVisv 10 the Cincinnati paper in Which
~ dousts that even a siilinx frost viii
destroy the yellow tsvsr IA Jacksonville.
It = very hot today and death vii reap
n
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
ALLEGED SEED SWlNDLE.
President Olsvslasa's Relatives Said to
Selling at Big Prices

President Clsvslasa's Relatives Said to BE
Selling at Big Prices
WAsHISGroS, Sept. 2l.-D. N. Ferry 4
Co. of Detroit. aud other leading seed men
of the country have for rwsrded petition to
Congress asking an Investigation of the al
legged scandals by which the Agricultural
Department has been buying WORTHLESS,
seeds at eIorbitsnt prices from A. b. Cleve-
land & Co., said to be related TO President
Ciev eland.
The information submitted with the
petition alleges that the Clevelands have
almost the entire monopoly of selling seeds
70 the Govern ment. the contracts amount
ing 10 about 500, 600 per year.
One case is cited in which decayed and
worthless seeds were brought by the Cleve-
lands al 6 cents per eushel. and then turned
over 10 the Government at rs and 30
cents. IL is alleged by the petition
ers that many OF the seeds
furnished by the department to sgricul-
turists are svs and six years old. Fur
ther suggestions of fsvoritism are made by
the statement that Com m aissioner Coleman
has been entertained al the Thousand Isles
by the Clsvelands.
Senator Palmer's agricultural committee
will probe into the matter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
+. FRENcH INVESTIGATION.
DR. Psal Gsbisr WIN Invsstigzt. Tn.
Ysiiow Fever Disease

DR. Psal Gsbisr WIN Invsstigzt. the
yellow Fever Disease
PsRrs. sept. U.-Consiserssls interest is
manifested in high medical circles IN this
ciiy In ths N ssion of Or. Paul Gsbisr. Who
sai Ell today from Havrs Tor the United
States for fos purposs cf stuGyizK the
yellow lever epidsnic. DR.. Saoisr is young
unsu OF great skill and varied attachments.
and as tesrlsssss-s vas sttsstsd n $40
sasn as sOidiy Ssat through thscaOls
s9idsslc a. NsisnCis- year az0 be in-
v-stiKstsd va Teilov fever plague - cuba
and in recent HoFk % nss forcisiy sK-
pressed th- opinion tBas be mlcro5s Of
yellow fsver - very similar - that OF
Aystic cholera re intends % settle 10
Jscx.onvils and auag for this micTobs
and 20 ~ fight 20 the bottom u hs iavss-
1xssioa into he origin OF ths msladY. he
carries With him a special com ssion from
tne French Government, commanding aim
70 The eourtssiss OF ths Uniisa States OH
elas
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
Ine - RsLsoN 80.


NElcAso ospt aA dispa4ch ssm
Richmond Va dates sssleIass ssss.s tAst
lAous fFisou nes beee purchased ~ ~ p.
D. hrsaSis al t.nen1al ans lAsi the
paEcEass aad bssE made iu ths interest," 81
~ IA nrsY. oi CAAaaa 4as Gispalak
luumalso ttl1i tat aes 4,4l wss i. is. the
ouAuinf Iea-slA where s. Is Aua ilIes Al
opan ~ = aat if museum
ffoAa otEef saufgss li IA learnea thEt the
pflson -. g g. "a tae t1nunnsu man
~ . aAles.0 fYnalcs,s kaown
ScnllsEaaH. Sao ls kueNl - ~ . sieoG-
bolovi "a lhe enterprise sAsa t0ass tnsl al
vGs aoi ln position 81 uas uaaca S5oni tss
s4als,1 a. present ht admitted lnEi tEs
prison had oscu oon. ht bs thS gentleman
taA Cincinnati a. a nlor .gAs.s sac aua thai
n wouta 1t suld hv him CD nee t1lasEa
ssudlcals. Tie building lnstraa oi TsAasia-
iuf snsre lf BE- el be iuTl down and
brauEli a. iais UifF AolLlus g1l at done.
unu Mr Of4T. who s ~ klCAnoad re-
turns &C Chicago when 1eeuae viii he
heid spd some sollan iSEen ln tns matter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

Ns-cHrz. Nss.. Sept 2.-Tae city s In
q fsvsr Of sxctsmsnt a. yellow fever re-
ports from Jackson and a shotgun qaArsn-
tins ~ Be established st once. A lsrze
excursion party from Nstchsz which
vsted Jackson. are shut oui from their
houss. sil fraias On tns Nstchsz. Jackson
q Col1rhus Railroad osvond Hamilton.
hsyiuE zen siopped.
special train Fks ssnt ont isst night 10
bring fhs Watches people from Cooper 8
Wells wno nave nos 1een - Jackson. By
the sboezun auarsntins IN - yellow fsvsr
sss kspf 8ut of Natchez sad it . believed
thst is can be done again
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

Drew q great deal Of attention with their
cement wells and cisterns. which are locsi 81
81 the north enc of Art Hall. These cistefn'
and wells are tht invention Of kr Davis
and h. has the exclusive right 10 manufsc
t0rs them. IaeTs ars nearly Two thousand
OF bic wells and cisteTns in Kent county
and al bis work is warranted for I've YEAR
The ezceilsncv Of tbs work and The perfect
ness Of the wells sHd cistsrns can Be seen by
al who viii visit ths p air grounds. sud al
persons Who contemplate having sny work
IN the iine of Davis a Cos vork. VII %
wei 70 see tssir vel and cistern 81 the Fsir
ground. and then cal on DAVIS 4 Co, a. -
Ie4rl-NL
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

thousand people came here to-day from
Dayton, Ohie. and Randolph and Jay
COaStiss, tai, State. 70 greet General Hsr-
risoR. Their precessions through the
streets we're among the most noticeable
that have occurred during the long series
Of these visits. Among them was the
usual proportion Of veterans. but that
from Dsytea had ssf dez.B vho voted
for Clay in 1882 Genera Harrison .
resDoR,. vas in keeping With other ASeechss
he hss made On like occasions
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

hGussEis sept. e. Aaslaas fron stanley
Pals sale that Professor JsKssson. Who
wAs Engaged "a orgsuialng a. expedition
for lie rslie. o. hsnrf AZ STANLEY died Of
hirloaD lever a. haueolas. ol Tie NonFo. GA
AuEusi l5. The organization - EHol her re-
hs e1podluOg t nes reearoea a. hopeless.
thai Professor Jameson. lsFlnF become
convinced that o~ing tU ths ueachsry ~
npp9o lib There va no ch2ncs To make
furthsf Arrangements for Ais expedition.
WA returning when he Sas sirlokeb aown
with tie fever
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

This compsnv we're showing sswries n
Their sat Haick = tEs Tnresf - TIE word
Jhis co1nu8ng have tbslr bss asrfsrs -
AuddinEfor End the sBccess which they
are meeting gitb their splenrid sat -
grst.fTinr Dcee6. not only - kDifsrs
Peer bat 20 ths tsc So a1f q FsfrDEs ~bo
are using thsir ssit. lis So a sssol sfeiy
ruFs sza psTsans ~il ssee oni ttis ons
erats ~ - for e. purposes - - ths besf
fsr essrrrns0 sd n~st packers q snF ssit
Hsn nHfscrarsa sEf = pst % in c'ssn
plsse5 ssrrsis s-ns y51f srcsrt ~ Bat-
ters 4 Peters foT SAL
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
WILLIAM WARREN DEAD.
The Veteran Actor Passes Away at Boston
This Morning.

veteran ACTOR Faeses away NJ Bostou
This Morning
Bosros. Sept 2l.-Willism Warren. the
actor died at 3 o'clock this morning.
Mr.. William Warren was born November
II. 1912. in Philadelphia. His father. who
5Jrs the same name, was = celebrated actor
and manager. who came to this country in
1876. william Warren, the younger, made
nis debut in 1882 in the Arch Street
Thsster. Pbiladel phis. "a young Sorvsl, in
Douglass the occasion being a benefit
tor ths elder Warrens family, be. through
business reverses having died penniless.
lie Travelled until October. lsf0. when ne
came 70 Boston for an engagement with the
Howard AthsnsuD, where be played with
great suocess until February, 1s+7. when be
Joined the Boston Museum Company. with
which ne remained until 1854, when the
Wsrsn-O -Orton com binstion was organized
IN the season OF i365-66 he returned to the
Boston Nussun. and from then until the
season of 1928, ~hen be retired from the
stage. he Vas a. extremely popular men,
Der Of the stock con psny.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
rafr PersoDaI

F. L. Ware. s.of Sand Lake. took in the Fair
yesterday.
Harry Accsrd. the genial G. r. 4 l. agent
at kalkssks, was a. the Fair yesterday.
John Moore and family. Of Cedar springs,
made the Fair ground a call yesterday.
II. J. Lord and lady. Of Grand Ledge.
dined Al the popular W. c. r. T. yesterday
Fred A. Hobbs, OF TO. Benton Hsrbor
Palladium. made us a pleasant call At our
tent a. the Fair Yesterday
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22
FORTUNE AND LIFE GONE.
The sad Eas Of wealthy yeusg Mas
Of Tanfs

Of So Lssts
ST. Lows. Sept H.-Ths mystery sur
eonIsT the vel known young St. Losissn,
who bss run tarosgh = fortuas. vas cleared
swsY this morning. Brsconisr vss found
OF ne strs.t. rifh his skull fractured, yes
terssy and tsken - toe osty hospital rhers
h. disa. A prominent citizen reported %
the peiics that hs hsd seen the mss tRrs-n
ont of FstTick Nontazuss saloon nser
were 3rsconier va foaad. sad ssw the
preprietor striEs ths uss, sut thoDgst if q
aruaks1 arswi a. tae tine This moYaing 2
ths uelc srresisd Pstrick and Edward
M3ntszus Charles 2 Povsi Isrvsr sna
Dr. PscocE Who we're IN to ssloen e. tas
tine Oriog 20 Brsconisr's hish ooapsc-
tions and unfoFtusste iife ne csse = eTsit-
i1g nuch iatsrssL
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-22

WAsHINSros, Sept. 2l.-On motion OF
Mr.. Caruth. (Ky.) the Senate bill author
izing the Louisville & Southern Railroad
Company 10 construct a bridge across the
Kentucky river in Kentucky, was passed.
Mr. Dougherty fla asked unanimous
consent for the passage of the Senate joint
resolution appropriating 500 600 for the
relief Of the yellow fever sufferers. Mr..
Kilsore Tex objected.
The Senate bill Was tAen taken up for
fsiting the grant OF lands 10 the State of
Michigan 10 aid in the construction of q
railroad from Marquette TO Onton agon. 1t
was passed, after having been amended by
striking out the provision limiting the for
feiting TO lands along the unconstructed
portion of the road, aud applying also the
forfeiture OF the lands granted 10 aid in the
construction Of a railroad from Ontonagon
70 the Wisconsin State line.
NJ. Grain TEX asked unanimous con-
sent 10 offer resolution authorizing the
Committee on Judiciary 10 report to the
House Al a time for immediate considera-
ton bill providing by legal and judicial
PROCEEDINGS for the suppression and pre-
yention Of trusts.