Tho Legislature has been in Bcssion for
over two wooks nnd has passed but two
bills of general interest tho Oflut Constitutional
Convention bill nnd
bill.
Tho Senate has adopted a resolution to
inquro into tho Rowan Cou,nty lawlessness,
with a riow to providing some remedy
for such casos. A bill to repeal tho
law for imprisoning persons convicted of
carrying concealod deadly weapons hos
boon introduced in tho Senato.
A bill has beon introduced in tho Senate
to provide for tho publication of tho
dolinquont tax list of counties in somo
newspaper.
Tho Kentucky Natural Gas and Fuel
Company of Newport was incorporated.
A bill making tho seduction of a fomalo
undor sixteen years of ngo, undor a
promise of marriage, n folonyjhao passed
both Houses. Tho pcnalty.'.ia from ono
to five yoars in tho penitontinry.j&Tho
penalty can bo avoided by marriage of tho
parties. Tho limitation for boginning'.tho
prosecution was fixed at ono year.
NATIONAL NUGGETS.
THE SENATE AGREES TO SEVERAL
RESOLUTIONS.
Mllltftrj Station! nuil linnila Bust for
Nlchca I'oimloui Sioux HoiervHtloug.
Home Committee on Rllvnr Washington
Gossip l'eraonnl N'otcs.
Washington, Jan. 38. In tho sonato Mr.
Ingalls presented a memorial of the legislature
of Kansas prayinc for tho establishment
of two military stations in Kansac, a
a protection ugaiust Indian depredations.
A memorial from tho samo body was
by Mr. Plumb praying for nn extension
of military facilities at Fort Rlloy,
Kansas. Referred.
Mr. riumb olTerod a resolution, which was
agreed to, calling on tho secretary of war
for information rolntive to the number of
military bauds in tho army.
