From the Baltimore Patriot
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The Legislature adjourned sine die this morn
ing at four O'Clock. The following letter givcs
ne the result OF Yesterday evenings !auors:


ANNAroLIs, March II, 1915.


The two houses Of the Legislature adjourned
sine die this morning at o'clock, the Session
having been prolonged by the signing of bills up
TO that hour.


have only time heEnrc the cars leave to give
you the results this evenings labors on some
important measures.


In the SENATE, the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal i'll was discussed at much length, and
th"n passed By one roic majority.


The bill taxing Clerks and Registers in a
good sum was pa ,sed.


The biz providing for the appointment Of
commissioners TO divide the city of Baltimore
INTO twenty wards was passed. So we shall
nave fair division OF the city, and proper
pieca"ton taken to maintain order ut the polls
The stamp bill passed by ore majority ~
some way the success OF ;Iiis Till was made 10
depend on the passage of the Canal BIZ. For
rs soon as the later Gll passed the House on
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